《unit 5 enjoying novels 课件》高中英语人教版选修

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1、Unit5EnjoyingnovelsWordsconsensusequalitytwistcontradictionhopelessscepticalapprovaln.共识;共同意见n.同等;平等n.扭曲;歪曲n.反驳;矛盾adj.绝望的adj.怀疑性的;持怀疑态度的n.赞成;承认explicitoutspokengrowthchildhoodpremierambiguouspossesssponsorgenerousadj.直率的;清楚的adj.坦率直言的n.成长;生长n.孩童时期;童年adj.第一的;首要的adj.含糊的;模糊的vt.拥有;占有n.担保人;发起人;赞助人adj

2、.慷慨的;大方的Expressionsinforcegetroundunderthenameofseethroughstruggleagainststandout有效的;在实施中顺利应付;克服用……的名字;在……的名字下看穿;识破与……做斗争杰出1.Lookattheseliterarygenres.Whichdoyouenjoymost?Why?FictionNon-fictionpoetrynovelsessaysshortstoriesreportsrecountsdescriptionsWarming-UpDoyoulikeclassicalormofernliteratur

3、e?Whichfamousliteraryworkshaveyouread?Whichdoyoulikebetter,EnglishnovelsorChinesenovels?SmallTalk:???ReadingclassicalliteraturewrittenbynativespeakerscanimprovemyEnglishlanguageskillsinseveralwaysandwecouldgetknowledgeabouthistory.TheFourChineseClassicalNovels《三国演义》—TheRomanceoftheThreeKindoms《

4、水浒传》—heroesoftheWaterMargin《红楼梦》—TheDreamoftheReadChamber(AdreamofRedMansions)《西游记》—JourneytotheWestMargaretMitchellCharlesDickensBritish(1812-1870)CharlesDickensoneofthegreatestnovelistinEnglishliterature.HisworksThePickwickPapers《皮克威克外传》OliverTwist《雾都孤儿》TheOldCuriosityShop《老古玩店》DavidCopperfie

5、ld《大卫.科波菲尔》HardTimes《艰难时世》ATaleofTwoCities《双城记》GreatExpectations《远大前程》BleakHouse《荒凉山庄》ItwasthebestofTimes.ItwastheworstofTimes.JaneAustenThomasHardyGeorgeEliotThethreeBrontesistersCharlotteBronteAnneBronteEmilyBronteWutheringHeightsJaneAustenPrideandPrejudiceCharlesDickensDavidCopperfieldAgnesG

6、reyGonewiththeWindTessofthed’UrbevillesDavidCopperfieldCanyoumatchthetitlesofthesefamousnovelstotheauthors?MargaretMitchellAnneBrontëCharlesDickensThomasHardyPre-readingJaneEyrePrideandPrejudiceWutheringHeightsJustsostoriesTokillaMockingbirdJaneAustenCharlotteBrontëHarperLeeEmilyBrontëRudyardKi

7、plingTheRiseofEnglishAuthoressesinThe19thCentury%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%******************Readthepassagequicklyandanswerthefollowingquestions:Whatwastheconsensusinsocietyin19thcentury?Whowerethefivefamousauthoresses?WhydidAnnEvansuseth