_Unit 2 教材语篇试卷化2 课件外研版（2019）选择性必修第一册.ppt

Step 1.速读：匹配下列段落大意Bens questions:1.Part 1(para 1)_ 4.Para 4(para 4)_2.Part 2(para 2)_ 5.Para 5(para 5)_3.Part 3(para 3)_ A.As women,the success of the Bronte sisters is full of hardships.B.After many rejections,J.K.Rowling succeeded at last.C.Many writers often receive rejections of their works.D.Perseverance is the key to success.E.Although facing criticism,J.D.Salinger didnt give up.CBEAD理清文章架构：viewpoint:Success _ happens overnight.A lot of highly successful writers have previously faced _.Take for example J.K.Rowling:After a total of _ rejections,her novel,Harry Potter,became a global success.Another example:Facing _ along with rejection,J.D.Salinger refused to give up.His book,The Catcher in the Rye,eventually became a best-seller.One more example:Charlotte Brontes Jane Eyre,Emily Brontes Wuthering heights and Anne Brontes Agnes Grey _ as classics of world literature.conclusion:Apart from talent,hard work and a touch of luck,_ is the key to success.rarelyrejectiontwelvecriticismare regardedperseverance细读：-选择最佳答案：1.What can we learn from the first paragraph?A.As long as we stick to writing,we can all become writers.B.It is very normal for many writers to receive rejections of their works.C.The publishers reply will be a delight to the author.D.The more succesful a writer is,the more rejection letters he receives.2.How did she react when J.K.Rowling received her first rejection letter?A.She thought her work was too difficult for children.B.She no longer wanted to be a writer again.C.She continued to write her novel all the time.D.She decided to print 500 copies of her first books.BC3.Why did J.D.Salinger carry six chapters of his book with him?A.He wanted to relax himself on the battlefield.B.He wanted to read his work to his comrades in the army.C.He knew that his book would be loved by the soldiers.D.He did not give up his dream of writing.4.Who wrote the novel Jane Eyre?A.Charlotte.B.Robert.C.Anne.D.Emily.5.What does the author think is the most important factor to success?A.Perseverance.B.Talent.C.Publishers.D.Rejections.DAA6.What can we learn about Charlotte Bronte?A.She was encouraged to write novels by her neighbours.B.She ownd many good qualities,especially perseverance.C.She became a famous writer as soon as Jane Eyre was finished.D.She had never thought her novel would be printed.7.What do we know about J.D.Salingers rejection letter?A.Her rejection letters added up to 13.B.he last publishers rejection letter never came.C.Her first rejection letter was sent by her favourite writers.D.She decorated her kitchen with her first rejection letter.DB8.What can we learn from the passage?A.Luck is everything.B.Every coin has two sides.C.Where there is a will,there is a way.D.Adjust your life goals in time when in trouble.C阅读主题活动：1.What do you think of the famous authors in the passage?_2.If you meet with difficulty in learning,what will you do?_They are respectable because all of them stuck to their dream and gained remarkable achievements.Success rarely happens overnight.I will honor endurance,perseverance,industry,talent,because these are the means (by which men achieve great ends.)课文语法填空 1：Many writers often receive rejections of their works like this “We regret to inform you.”.Many of them may have spent years giving _ their weekends and free time to write their lifes work,yet still this is often not enough.In fact,success _(rare)happens overnight.Take _ example J.K.Rowling,when she finally finished her first book,she also received comments from _(publish)with “too difficult for children _(understand)”.Nevertheless,she _ (persevere).After a total of twelve rejections,Harry Potter became a global success,with/over 400 million books/_(sell)and translated into more than seventy different languages.J.D.Salinger started writing short stories in high school,but _(late)struggled to get his works published.Even when _(serve)in the US Army during the Second World War,he carried six chapters of The Catcher in the Rye with him and worked on the novel throughout his war service.Although it was a time(_ women were not encouraged to become writers),all three Bronte sisters became famous writers.uprarelyforpublishersto understandpreservedsoldlaterservingwhen课文语法填空 2：All too much writers of great works have had to face criticism along with _(reject).J.D.Salinger started writing short stories in high school,but later struggled _(get)his works published.“We feel that we dont know the central character well enough”was the criticism he _(receive)on his manuscript for The Catcher in the Rye.Despite rejections from several publishers,J.D.Salinger refused to give _.Even when serving in the US Army during the Second World War,he carried six _(chapter)of The Catcher in the Rye with him and worked on the novel _ his war service.When it was eventually _(publish),the book became an _(immediately)best-seller and went on to sell millions and millions of copies.rejectionto getreceivedupchaptersthroughoutpublishedimmediate课文语法填空 3：“We regret to inform you.”These are the words that every writer dreads receiving.Everyone knows that success rarely _(happen)overnight,but perhaps not many know that a lot of highly sucessful writers have _(previous)faced rejection.Rowling had spent years _(survive)on little money,spending all her time writing.Nevertheless,she persevered._ we know,Harry Potter became a global success.J.D.Salinger struggled to get his works _(publish).He faced _(criticise)along with rejection.Despite rejections from several publishers,J.D.Salinger refused to give up.Even when serving in _ US A rmy during the Second World War,he carried six chapters of The Catcher in the Rye with him and worked _ the novel throughout his war service.Three sisters from Victorian England dreamt of seeing their words in print.This,however,was a time when women were not encouraged _(become)writers.Even when the book sold only two copies,the sisters still didnt give up.Today Charlotte Brontes Jane Eyre,Emily Brontes Wuthering heights and Anne Brontes Agnes Grey _(regard)as classics of world literature.While a lot of hard work and a touch of luck play a part,perseverance is the key.happenspreviouslysurvivingAspublishedcriticismtheonto becomeare regarded【课文语法填空 4：】What does every writer most dread _(read)in the comments from publishers?Its “We regret _(inform)you.,which will make their hearts sink.In fact,a lot of writers of great works have _(previous)faced rejections.J.K.Rowling,after a total of twelve rejections,eventually got her first book of Harry Potter published,which became _ global success.Another famous writer J.D.Salinger persevered in working _ his novel of The Catcher in the Rye despite the criticism along with rejections from several publishers and when it was eventually published,it became an immediate best-seller.The three Bronte sisters lived in the Victorian England,a time _wpmen were not encouraged to become writers.Although they _(dream)of seeing their words in print,they experienced many rejections,but they persevered and now,Charlotte Brons Jane Eyre,Emilys Wuthering Heights and Annes Agnes Grey _(regard)as classics of world literature.From the stories of the above famous writers,we can learn that it was _(persevere)that made them realize their dreams.Therefore,keep trying and youll eventually read the words “We are _(delight)to inform you.”reading/to readto informpreviouslyaonwhendreameddreamtare regardedperseverancedelighted课文概要写作：（根据语篇内容写一篇60词左右的内容概要）It is very common that many writers often receive rejections of their works.(要点1)After many rejections,J.K.Rowling succeeded at last,with over 400 million her books sold.(要点2)Although facing criticism,J.D.Salinger didnt give up writing until his book went on to sell millions and millions of copies.(要点3)Although it was a time (when women were not encouraged to become writers),all three Bronte sisters became famous writers.(要点4)In short,perseverance is the key to success.(要点5)结合课文主题，使用本单元词汇和句型，根据提示写一篇50个词左右的短文。我们经常听到人们说起“永远不要放弃(give up)”。这是鼓励，也是决心。一个坚定的人会一直努力达到他的目标，不管(no matter)他失败了多少次。在我看来，在通往成功的路上，意志坚定(determination)是一个重要的品质。【参考范文】We often hear people say,“Never give up.”These words are encouragement as well as determination.A determined person will always strive to reach his goal,no matter how many times he fails.In my opinion,determination is an essential quality on the road to success.Step 1.速读：匹配下列段落大意1.Part 1(para 1)_2.Part 2(para 2)_3.Part 3(para 3)_4.Part 4(para 4)_5.Part 5(para 5)_6.part 6(para 6)_7.part 7(para 7)_ 8.part 8(para 8)_A.Making use of eyes can be get much pleasure.B.What I will do with my good eyes on the first day.C.Silence would teach one the joys of sound.D.What I will do with my good eyes on the second day.E.I often test my seeing friends to discover what they see.F.A blind person gives advice to normal people.G.What I will do with my good eyes on the third day.H.What I will do with my good eyes at midnight.CEABDGHF【Part .Paragraphs 1-3:Helen Kellers thought of “three days to see.”】Most people take everything for granted so that they can see nothing _ of note.【Part .Paragraphs 4-7:What would Helen do in the three days.】Helen wants to see a lot,including the people whose kindness and _ and _ have made her life worth living as well as the _ of mans progress.The third day she would spend in the workday world,_ the haunts of men going about the business of life.【Part .Paragraph 8:Treasure all your senses especially your sight.】Of all the senses,Helen thought that sight must be the most _.worthygentlenesscompanionshippageantamiddelightful选择最佳答案：1.Why does the author think that if everyone were deaf or blind for a few days,it would be a good thing?A.People are grateful for what they have.B.Peoples suffering is good for their adult life.C.The author hates normal people very much.D.The author believes that darkness and silence educate people well.2.What did the authors friend see in the woods?A.The beauty of the woods.B.A lot of things that she was interested in.C.Nothing special.D.A lot of pleasure.AC3.What would the author do on the first night?A.She would visit the kind people.B.She would read a lot of books.C.She would write down everything shes seeing.D.She couldnt sleep because she is very excited.4.When would the author realize that there would be still a lot not to see?A.On the second days morning.B.In the middle of the night on the third day.C.On the night of the next day.D.On the afternoon of the third day.5.How did Helen Keller feel when her friend told her she observed nothing after a long walk?A.Unbelievable B.PleasantC.Understanding D.InterestedDBA6.What did Helen most want to do if she had three days to see?A.To stay up throughout the night.B.To take a long walk in the woods.C.To see the people who have helped her a lot.D.To see books which have revealed much to her.7.What can we learn from the first paragraph?A.Helen loves darkness and silence.B.Helen is only stricken with blindness.C.Helen wishes people to suffer from diseases.D.Helen thinks healthy people ignore too much.CD8.What kind of person do you think Helen is?A.She is a person who is greedy for too much.B.She is a person who is too easy to delight.C.She is a person who longs to live a normal life.D.She is a person who is jealous of others advantages.9.What can we learn from the passage?A.Do it now.B.No pleasure without pain.C.One cannot put back the clock.D.A day without sunshine is like night.CA阅读主题活动：1.What is the hint Helen gave us?Why did Helen give us the hint?_2.If you have three days left to see,what would you do each day?_Use your eyes as if tomorrow you would be stricken blind.Because in her opinion,we failed to see so much (worthy of note.)On the first day,I should.On my second day,I should.On my third day,I should.课文语法填空 1：As a blind woman,I have often thought _ would be a blessing if each human being were stricken blind and deaf for a few days at some time during his early adult life.Now and then I have tested my _(see)friends to discover what they see,but they often told me they had observed nothing(_ particular.)How was it possible?If I can get so much _(please)from touch,how much more beauty must be revealed by sight?I have imagined what I should most like to see if I _(give)three days.On the first day,I should want to see the people _ kindness and gentleness and companionship have made my life worth living.On the _(two)day,I should like to see the pageant of mans progress,and I should go to the museums.On the third day,I shall spend in the workday world,amid the haunts of men _(go)about the business of life.At midnight permanent night _(close)in on me again.Only /when darkness had again descended upon me should I realize how much I had left _(see).At last,my advice to seeing people:Use your eyes as if tomorrow you would be stricken blind.itseeingpleasureinwere givenwhosesecondgoingwould closeunseen课文语法填空 2：Helen has often thought it would be a _(bless)if each human being _(be)stricken blind and deaf for a few days _ some time during his early adult life._(dark)would make him more _(appreciate)of sight;silence would teach him the joys of sound.Recently she asked a friend _ had just returned from a long walk in the woods what she had observed.“Nothing in particular,”her friend replied.A little disappointed,she asked herself,“How was _ possible to walk for an hour through the woods and see nothing _(worth)of note?I who cannot see find hundreds of things to interest me through mere touch.How much more beauty must _(reveal)by sight?”Eventually,she bit her tongue before all the words rushed out.She is sure that sight must be the most _(delight).blessingwereatDarknessappreciativewho/thatitworthybe revealeddelightful课文概要写作：（根据语篇内容写一篇60词左右的内容概要）If a normal person were blind and deaf,he would realize the value of scenery and sound.(要点1).As a blind woman,I really hope to have three days of light.(要点2)In these three days,I would do what I want to do the most.(要点3)When the darkness is once permanent to me,Ill be aware that I still have a lot not to see.(要点4)Those (who can see):Make good use of your eyes from now on.语法填空(主题相关)In my opinion,we should try our best _(realize)our goals even though there is little hope.The _(effort)seem to be the lights in the darkness,leading the way to hope and success.I used to be _ shy girl in my primary school.I was weak in English at that time,especially in _(speak)English.So I was afraid to answer the teachers questions during English classes.After I entered my dream middle school,something _(change).I started to read many _(interest)English stories and my English teacher was patient to help me a lot.I studied hard in class and practiced by watching English films and listening _ English songs in my free time.ittle by little,I found _ more and more interesting to learn English.I could even talk with my classmates _(fluent)in English and I was not shy any more.At last,I got high grades in English and I had _(confident)to do it better in the fututre.to r