田军安徽六安3组lesson3ninetofive课件.ppt

Welcome to Jeromes class安徽省霍邱县第一中学 田军 What does he / she do?business owneractress / directordancer TV presenterWhat does he / she do?Do you know who he is? And do you suppose he is a success?Which successful person do you admire? Why do you admire him / her so much? What can you learn from him / her?Read and match the topics and the paragraphs.1. Paragraph 12. Paragraph 23. Paragraph 34. Paragraph 4-5A. the reason why she chose to be a journalistB. characteristics which made her a success.C. mothers influenceD. her feelings about being a reportertopicsparagraphsRead again and then answer the questions below.1. What characteristics does Wang Junyan believe made her a success?Curiosity, hard work, and a belief in truth.2. What did Wang Junyan do with her mother that taught her to be curious?3. What made Wang Junyan realize the importance of being a journalist?They look in old nests to find birds feathers and turn over stones and look at the little creatures there.Her report on an illegal business made her realize the importance of being a journalist.4. What does Wang Junyan like most about being a reporter?5. What does Wang Junyans story tell you about success?She found it interesting and challenging.One should be interested and perseverant in what he does in order to succeed. Wang Junyan is a _ now. She said that it is _, _, and _ that made her success. It is _ who taught her to be curious. After graduating from university, Wang became a _. Her report _ people and it also helped the government _ the company and catch the _. Her perseverance _ when she won an award for the report. She also said that as a reporter she needed many _ and kept _ new things. She still felt _ now .TV presentercuriosity hard work a belief in truthhher motherreporterhelpedinspectthe guilty peoplepaid offdifferent skillslearningcuriousSum up the main idea.DiscussionWhy has Wang Junyan become a successful TV presenter? What can you learn from her?1. Review the words and expressions in the text.2. Finish Ex 4-6 on Pages 70-71. Thank you for your listening! Bye Bye!