人教修订版 高中三年级 Unit 7

Integrating SkillsIntegrating Skills

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Scene One

Place

Time

Characters

The place where Scrooge lived when he was youngThe place where Scrooge lived when he was young

The time when Scrooge was youngThe time when Scrooge was young

Young Scrooge and his Young Scrooge and his

Reading Reading

Event

Reasons

Scrooge’s

reaction

girlfriendgirlfriend

The girl wanted to be separated from Scrooge.The girl wanted to be separated from Scrooge.

Because Scrooge cared nothing except making money, which made his girlfriend very disappointed.

Because Scrooge cared nothing except making money, which made his girlfriend very disappointed.

He felt very uneasy. He felt very uneasy.

Scene Two

1. In the dream it was Christmas Eve a

nd the Cratchits were having a Christ

mas dinner.

2. In the dream Tiny Tim was ill but hi

s father couldn’t afford the medicine fo

r him.

Scene Two

1. In the dream it was Christmas Eve a

nd the Cratchits were having a Christ

mas dinner.

2. In the dream Tiny Tim was ill but hi

s father couldn’t afford the medicine fo

r him.

True or False True or False

T

T

3. These things really happened to the

Cratchits.

4. On seeing the scene Scrooge wanted

to change his life.

5. Scrooge ordered a big Christmas tre

e for the Cratchits.

3. These things really happened to the

Cratchits.

4. On seeing the scene Scrooge wanted

to change his life.

5. Scrooge ordered a big Christmas tre

e for the Cratchits.

F

T

F

Scene Three

How did Bob Cratchit feel when h

e saw Scrooge and his turkey?

A. Satisfied B. Interested

C. Angry D. Surprised

Scene Three

How did Bob Cratchit feel when h

e saw Scrooge and his turkey?

A. Satisfied B. Interested

C. Angry D. Surprised D. Surprised

idol n. /aidl/ 偶象；神像ambition n. / m‵bi n/

雄心；志向；野心gain n. /gein/ 财富的获得；利润bond n. /b nd/ 契约；债券goose n. /gu:s/ 鹅；鹅肉

WordsWords

bishop n. /‵bi p/ 主教noble adj. /‵n ubl/ 高尚的；高贵的selfish adj. /‵selfi /

自私的；不顾他人的indeed adv. /in‵di:d/ 的确；实在地pudding n. /‵pudi / 布丁karaoke n. /﹑k r ‵ uki/ 卡拉 OK

Explanation Explanation

1. care about (=care for): be concerned a

bout

Don’t you care about our country’s fu

ture?

2. date back = date from

The old temple dates back to 600 B.C.

3. in the … to come = in the … in the fu

ture

We can’t expect what’ll happen in ye

ars to come.

4. on the contrary

It doesn’t seem ugly to me; on the co

ntrary, I think it’s rather beautiful.

5. toast vt.&vi. ; n.

toast to = toast (vt.)

We’ll toast (drink to) the success of a n

ew company.

I’d like to propose a toast to the success

of a new company.

6. You’ve got it all wrong.

此句结构为： “ get + sb. /sth. + adj.”

means “cause sb. / sth. to be in a state ”

e. g. He’s getting himself ready to go ou

t.

7. Let’s observe another little scene, as

you might have in your life to come.

此处 as 引导定语从句。

词语辨析

1. wage, salary, pay, income

1) wage 工人的“工资、工钱”，通常按时计算，分周发给。作“工资”解时，常用复数形式，不能被 many 或few 修饰，只能被 high, low 等词修饰。

His wages are high.

他的工资高。

He gets/earns good wages.

他收入不错。 2) salary 单位官员、职员的“薪金”，

一般按年计算，分月发给。 At that time he was teaching English i

n a school at a small salary.

3) pay “ 工资，薪饷”，既可指 wage,

也可指 salary, 更多指军队的薪饷或津

贴。 You won’t have to worry about ran

k or pay.

4) income 意为“收入、收益”，通常指一个人所得的收入，不仅限于工资。

He earns 80 yuan a week.

2. forget to do, forget doing

1) forget doing 意思是“忘记了曾经做过某事”，相当于 not reme

mber doing sth., doing 发生在 forget

之前。动词 -ing 形式一般可改为完成式而意义不变。

She forgot my telling him about it.

2) forget to do 意思是“忘记了要去做 ( 某事 )” ， do 发生在 forget 之后。

I’m sorry I forgot to return you the

book. remember 的用法也是如此。 I remember seeing you somewhere b

efore 。 我记得以前在哪儿见过你。

Discussion Discussion

Suggested answers:

1. I think his role is a guide. Because

Santa Claus only made Scrooge realize

his mistake. As a result, he improves

his life and becomes a kind, tolerant,

merciful man.

2. Because he doesn’t want people to

know what he did in the past.

3. a. The young Scrooge and the girl a

re talking about his changes. She is go

ing to separate with him.

b. Money.

c. Because Scrooge values money m

ore than anything else.

d. It means people will be selfish and

greedy.

4. She think Scrooge is mean, hard, self

ish, he is not worthy of her toast.

5. He is ill. It has much to do with Scro

oge’s meanness and selfishness if he wo

uld die in the future.

Writing techniques Writing techniques

1. Who’d like to tell us its writing characterist

ic?

1. Who’d like to tell us its writing characterist

ic?

First, the text shows us a person’s

feeling by his actions and words.

Second, the sudden ending of the

passage makes readers think a lot.

2. What’s the writing style of the text?

2. What’s the writing style of the text?

The text is a play, by showing three

different scenes the writer wants to

tell us the changes of Scrooge. The

first two scenes are long in order to

tell us how Santa Claus helps Scrooge

to realize his mistake but the third

scene is short because in this scene S

crooge turns over a new leaf. This w

riting skill is good because it offers r

oom for the students to imagine.

scene is short because in this scene S

crooge turns over a new leaf. This w

riting skill is good because it offers r

oom for the students to imagine.

Reading on P197

1. What happens in a country when the

re is a revolution?

When a revolution takes place,

many people will be arrested and even

worse, some people will be killed.

2. What were the main reasons why th

e French peasants wanted a revolution?

Because they hated the behaviours

of many belonging to the old order.

3. Why did Madame Defarge hate the

Marquis St Evremonde? Why did she

hate Charles Darnay, although he was

not involved in the killing of her sister

and brother? Because her sister and brother wer

e killed by him. She hated Charles D

arnay as well because she thought he

was belonging to the old order, too.

4. Why did Charles Darnay avoid goin

g to France during the Revolution?

He was afraid he was mis-understoo

d and mistreated.

5. A Tale of Two Cities is a story of

injustice. Did the revolution change

this? Explain it using examples before

and after the Revolution.

I don’t think so. Before the revolutio

n, many peasants and poor people wer

e treated unjustly. But after the revolu

tion, some people like Charles Darnay

were treated unjustly, too.

Homework Homework

Suppose you are Scrooge. Just wri

te a diary about what you saw in you

r two dreams and what you did at las

t. You are expected to write 100 to 12

0 words.

Suppose you are Scrooge. Just wri

te a diary about what you saw in you

r two dreams and what you did at las

t. You are expected to write 100 to 12

0 words.