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1、新课标人教版课件系列高中英语必修必修3-3-3.4Unit 3The Million Pound Bank-note Warming upMark Twains House lWhat do you know about the American writer Mark Twain?lDo you know any of his works?Can you name any of them?Americas best known literary figureAmericas literary giantThe evaluation given to himHis famous worksTh

2、e Adventures of Tom Sawyer 汤姆汤姆索亚历险记索亚历险记The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn哈克贝利哈克贝利弗恩历弗恩历险记险记 Life on the MississippiThe Million Pound Bank-NoteDiscussion:Warming up-III(3m)Discussion:Suppose a rich person gives you a million pound bank-note,what will you do with it?Give the reasons.Homework 1)Find

3、the information(story)of scene 1 and scene 2.2)Preview act 1,find out the useful expressions.3)Prepare for a performance for the text.The Million Pound Bank-noteAct 1Act 1ACT1SCENE1&2A brief A brief introduction introduction to the storyto the storyTask 1:pre-readingTwo rich gentlemen made a bet on

4、what would happen to a person if he was given a million pound note.Henry,sailed too far,drifted out to the ocean,wandering in LandonJobless,penniless,dressed in ragsACT1SCENE3The story beganTask 2:ReadingTask 2:Reading1.How did Henry Adams come to England?2.Where did Henry work?How much money did he

5、 have?3.What did the two gentlemen give Henty?4.When can Henry open the letter?Scan the passage and find out:1.How did Henry Adams cone to England?It was the ship that brought him to England.2.Where did Henry work?How much money did he have?He worked for a mining company and had no money at all.3.Wh

6、at did the two gentlemen give Henry?They give him a letter.4.When can Henry open the letter?He cant open it until 2 oclock.Listen to the tape and then put the following events in correct order.(1)Henry wandered in London streets.(2)About a month ago Henry Adams was sailing out of the bay.(3)The next

7、 morning he was spotted by a ship.(4)Towards nightfall he found himself carried out to sea by a strong wind.(5)On the ship he earned his passage by working as an unpaid hand.51324Find out the useful expressionsFind out the useful expressionsPost-reading:Role-play1.1.NarratorNarrator2.2.RoderickRoder

8、ick3.3.Oliver Oliver 4.4.ServantServant1.bet n.(1)agreement to risk money,etc on an event of which the result is doubtful赌博赌博Make a bet打赌打赌咱们赌下次大选好吗？咱们赌下次大选好吗？Lets make a bet on the next electionhave a bet打赌打赌 win/lose a bet 打赌赢打赌赢/输了输了accept/take up a bet(2)The money,etc risked in this way（金钱等）（金钱等

9、）赌注赌注v.1)risk(money)on a race or some other event of which the result is doubtful打赌，赌博打赌，赌博布莱克夫人把她所有的钱都花在了赌马上。布莱克夫人把她所有的钱都花在了赌马上。Mrs.Black spent all her money betting on horses.2)I bet=(informal)Im certain我肯定我肯定我敢肯定他去游泳了，他喜爱这项运动。我敢肯定他去游泳了，他喜爱这项运动。I bet hes gone to swimming-he loves it.Henry was an_.

10、One day he had an accident in a_.Luckily he was survived by a ship for_.He arrived in London by earning his passage without pay.He was _in the street in_.To his surprise an _ thing happened.Two rich brothers gave him a million pound bank-note because they had made a_.incredibleAmericanLondonbayrags

11、lostbetRetell the story by filling the following passage.What kind of persons you think the characters are?(Henry Adams,Oliver Roderick)After readingproud(he earns his passage by working on a ship to England),careless(he arrived in England by accident after not sailing his boat well),honest(he asks

12、for work not charity).Henry:Oliver and Roderick:rich(servants and not worrying about giving a stranger a million pound bank-note),mischievous(prepared to bet one million pounds just for a bit of fun),good judges of character(they see Henry is honest and proud)What do you think will happen to Henry?W

13、ill the bank-note help him or get him into trouble?Give a possible development to the story.PredictionLearning about languageAlternative words and expressions Words and expressions from the textsomeone paid to do houseworkunbelievable early eveningthe cost of a journey on a shipin a way not plannedlook at.for a long timebe the reason forservantstare atby accidentpassagenightfallincredibleaccount forto be honestappearancesillypatiencea bank-notetalepermitallow story a piece of paper used as moneywillingness to wait foolish the way someone looksto tell you the truth