新視野大學(xué)英語(yǔ)4unit2Charlie Chaplin

Unit

2Teachingobjectives:1.To

learn

someuseful

expression;2.Toknowsomethingabout

a

greatperson;3.Tograspthepronunciationandusage

of

keywordsinUnit2

SectionA.笑

一

笑，

十

年

少!Asmilecanmakeyoutenyearsyounger.Asmilecantaketenyearsoffyourage.Asmilecangainyouten

moreyears

of

life.Warming

upLook

at

the

followingpicturesandseewhich

picture

can

make

you1augh.CRKTAKTIKTAKCOMGEcoMTcssDoyoufeelmyendless

love

of

you?一Do

you

want

todo

this

job?干鐵路前干

鐵

路

后Do

you

feel

funny?Do

you

think

they

are

humorous?Do

they

have

somethingin

common?Chinese

humourists望Mr.Bean卓姆

克

萊吉

理恩什

湯布頓林

查

西

別

布查

理

卓

別

林the

gold

rush

Charlie

ChaplinHe

isoneofthemostfamoushumoriststhatcanmakeothers

laugh

allthetime.@eCHAPLN◎DERN

MESthe

great

dictator大獨(dú)裁者

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3tcharles

chanlint

e摩登時(shí)代thechanlincollectionAtramp

is

apersonwhohasno

home

orjob,

andverylittlemoney.流

浪

漢xxjxsjcn亞衛(wèi)Heisdressed

in

rags.walk

like

a

duckoversized

shoesapinchofmoustachehuge/loose

pantsWord·comic→n.·applaud→n.●

n]ational→n.·

doubt→adj.·immense→adv.collide→n.surrounding→v.Formcomedyapplausenationality

·

doubtful·

immenselycollision

surroundHe

felt

doubtfulif

he

shouldsay“yes”

or

“no”

.immenselyvastocean動(dòng)態(tài)圖片基地This

traffic

collision

is

due

to

carelessness.They

came

into

collision

because

of1

dollar.collisioncollisionYaoMingissurroundedby

somany

journalists.1.applaud2.disobey3.rudeexecute

sb4.put

execute

sth.5.carry

out6.not

be

loyal7.make

sth.happenresistpostpone(doing)sth.crug

coarsepostponeexecute·

betray·

sparkWord

MeaninsisgareshandtsWherethereisoppression,

thereisresistance.betrayaccused

of

betraying

his

country.He

was

tobeexecuted

because

he

wasPakistan巴

基

斯

坦Musharraf穆

沙

拉

夫betrayThis

question

rouses

your

imagination

and

sparks

adiscussion.1.The

sun

rises

from

the

east.2.It

was

this

incident

that

sparked

therevolt.3.Accidents

often

arise

fromcarelessness.4.Her

soft

words

roused

I1courage.SioIhspark

rise

rouse

ariseWord

Meaning(2)nonsenselanguage

nonsenseextraordinarysunsetwalk

into

the

sunsetwithsb.extra+ordinaryCheckYourself與TranslationCharlie

Chaplin

was

born

in

a

poor

area

of

SouthLondon.So

his

nationality

is

England

rather

thanAmerica.However,he

is

much

more

popular

inAmerica

than

in

his

homeland.He

was

discovered

by

scouts

to

do

his

comedy

performance

on

the

stage

andbecame

a

great

comic.Although

there

was

onlynonsense

language

in

his

film,he

won

a

lot

ofapplause

.He

wrote

the

script

of

the

film

on

his

own.

Thereforehewas

animmensely

talented

man

and

was

surrounded

by

worshipping

fans.He

passed

away

onChristmas

Day

1977.So

many

people

who

loved

himparticipated

in

his

burial

service

.Usethewordsthatyoulearnttocompletethefollowingsentences.1.His

speech

was

frequently

interrupted

bystormy

applause

.2.His

crude

mannersoffendedher.3.Theworkers

revolted

against

their

bossbecause

of

his

unfair

treatment.4.Themeeting

was

postponed

_due

to

theheavy

snow.5.This

incident

sparked

_

anotherdiscussion.6.Thetopic

can

easily

roused

children'simaginations.7.Her

boyfriend'sextraordinary

behavioramazed

her

yesterday.8.Thenurse