《A good read》ReadingPPT

《A good read》ReadingPPT

第一部分内容：Words and phrases review

against  prep. 紧靠，碰，撞

be tired out  筋疲力尽

tie  vt. 捆，绑

over  prep. 从一边到另一边

stomach  n. 腹部；胃

until  conj. 直到……为止

finger  n. 手指

tiny  adj. 极小的

fall over  摔倒

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《A good read》PPT，第二部分内容：Listen and choose

(1)Which adventure does this extract belong to?

A. Lilliput      B. Brobdingnag 

C. Laputa      D. Houyhnhnms

(2)In this extract, who am “I”?

A. Jonathan Swift    B. Gulliver

C. Sandy      D. A small man

(3)How many tiny people did “I” meet in the end? 

A. One.    B. A few.

C. A large number. D. Two.

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《A good read》PPT，第三部分内容：Read and answer.

(1)Did Gulliver know where he was when he woke up? 

No, he did not. 

(2)Why did the tiny people tie Gulliver to the ground? 

They didn’t want Gulliver to run away.

(3)Did Gulliver do anything to help himself out?

What did he do?

Yes. At first he shouted at the tiny people, 

and then he tried to pull his hand free. 

Finally, he managed to break the ropes.

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《A good read》PPT，第四部分内容：Interview

Reporter: Good morning, our hero. You were the first to find the huge man. How did you find him? 

Tiny man: On that evening, I … on the beach. Suddenly I saw…  It was the same size as… (It looked like… )

Reporter: What did you do after finding the huge man? 

Tiny man: I …     I felt…

Reporter: … 

Tiny man: … 

Reporter: It is said that he tried to run away. How did you stop him? 

Tiny man: We ... We wouldn’t let him get away because…

Reporter: You are so brave. Nice talking with you. Thank you for your time. 

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《A good read》PPT，第五部分内容：Homework

1 熟读课文, 能力较强的学生背诵。

2 完成教师布置的相关练习。

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