2023學年完整公開課版BOOK2-Unit5Music全市獲獎

TheVisitorsBeforeyoustart(1)Doyouthinkthatthereislifeonotherplanets?DoyouthinkthatcreaturesfromspaceevervisitEarth?Reading(1)TheMartianshavelanded!Sundayevening，October30，1938，waspeacefulinNewYorkCity．Somepeoplewerereturninghomefromatriptothecountryside，andothersweresittingdowntodinner．Inthosedays，televisionswerenotverycommon.Mostpeoplelistenedtotheradiofornewsandentertainment．Ateighto’clockthatevening，therewasaconcertofdancemusic，butsuddenly，theprogrammewasinterruptedwithanewsbulletin：alargespaceshiphadlandedinafieldandanarmyofMartianswasmovingtowardsNewYorkCity…andthentheradiowentsilent．Peoplepanicked．Somedroveoutofthecityasquicklyaspossible，butsoontheroadswerejammedwithcars．Somepeoplewrappedwettowelsaroundtheirfacesbecausetheythoughttherewasagasattack．InNewJersey，somefarmerswentoutwithguns．Althoughitwasdark，theyfoundalargecylinderstandinginafield，and，thinkingitwastheMartianspaceship，theyshotatitmanytimes．Manypeopleweresofrightenedthattheydidnothearthenextannouncementontheradio：”Ladiesandgentlemen，youarelisteningtoaradioplay，calledTheWaroftheWorlds．’’AmessagewassenttopolicestationsthattherewasnorealMartianattack，andthepoliceofficerssoonrestoredcalmtoNewYorkCity．Manypeoplewereveryangrythattheyhadbeenfooledbytheplay，andcomplainedtotheradiostation．ButWhataboutthespaceshipthatthefarmersfoundinthefield？Thenextmorning，theyfoundthattheyhaddamagedalargewatertank!(270words/_______minutes)VocabularyPlanet/n行星creature／n生物，動物Martian／n(假想的)火星人peaceful／adj平靜的，安寧的(cf：peacen和平)entertainment／n娛樂，文娛節(jié)目programme／n(電視、電臺的)節(jié)目interrupt／v中止，打斷，中斷(news)bulletin／n(電臺，電視、報紙的)最新消息，簡明新聞army／n大群，大批silent／adj無聲的；不作聲的panic／／[panicked]v感到驚慌jam／[jammed]v使擠滿，使塞滿wrap／[wrapped]v用……包，用……裹towel／n毛巾；浴巾gas／n氣；煤氣；天然氣attack／n進攻，攻擊cylinder／n圓柱體；圓筒容器announcement／n宣布；通知restore／v恢復calm／n平靜，鎮(zhèn)靜fool／v愚弄，欺騙(cf：fooln蠢人)damage／v損環(huán)，毀環(huán)tank/n箱，槽Notes1．NewJersey(新澤西州)isastateintheUSA．ItisnexttoNewYorkState．2．Manhattan(曼哈頓)isanislandincentralNewYorkCity.Itisthemainbusinesscentre．3．TheWaroftheWorldswaswrittenasabookbyH．G．Wells，aBritishwriter(1866—1946)whowasfamousforhissciencefictionstories．ItwasturnedintoaradioplayforthisprogrammeonNewYorkradio．Exercise1Choosethebestanswer．1．Accordingtothenewsbulletin…．Atherewouldbeamusicconcertthatevening．BtherewasagasattackinNewYork．CaMartianspaceshiphadlanded．2．Theroadswerejammedwithcarsbecause…AmanypeoplewantedtoseetheMartians．BtheMartianarmywasblockingtheroad．CmanypeopleweretryingtoleaveNewYorkCity．3．Theradiostation…Atoldeveryonethatthestorywastrue．Bwasfooledbyanewsreporter．Ctoldlistenersthatitwasonlyaplay．4．Somefarmers．．．Athoughtawatertankwasaspaceship．Bthoughtaspaceshipwasawatertank．CdamagedtheMartianspaceship．Exercise21．Howdoyout11inkyouwouldfeelifyouhadbeenfooled?2．Doyouthinkitwasacleverideatoputonthisradioplay?Beforeyoustart(2)Canyouguesshowthestoryended?Doyouthinkanyonewaspunishedforcreatingsomuchconfusion?Whatdoyouthinkofthepersonwhowasresponsiblefortheplay?Findoutmoreinthefollowingpassage．Reading(2)Thenextday．．．Peoplewereangryabouttheplay，andtheincidentwasdiscussedinthenewspapersandbypoliticians．Somepeoplewantedtopunishtheradiostationforcreatingadangeroussituation，although，fortunately，onlyonepersonhadbeeninjured：aladybrokeherarmwhenshefelloverasshewasrunningoutofherhouse．Theradiostationsaiditshouldnotbepunished，becausetherehadbeenannouncementsduringtheplaythatitwasnotarealMartianattack．Thepolicesuggestedthattheyshouldbemorecarefulinfuture．Onepersonwasdelightedaboutthe“success”oftheplay．HisnamewasOrsonWellesandhewastheproducerandmainactorintheplay．Helikedplayingjokesonothers．HebecameveryfamousbecauseofTheWaroftheWorldsandwentontohavealongcareerasamoviestarandproducer．（150words／______minutes)Vocabularyconfusion／n混亂，騷亂politician／n政治家；(貶)政客punish/v懲罰injure/v傷害careful／adj小心的，謹慎的producer／n制片人，監(jiān)制人NotesOrsonWelles(1915-1985)wasallAmericanfilmactor．Healsodirected,producedandwrotealargenumberoffilms．Twoofhisf