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What does he look like? Section B 2a-2c Test 1 New words 1 criminal /ˈkrɪmɪnl/ n.罪犯 crime /kraɪm/ n.罪行 describe /dɪˈskraɪb/ v.描述 artist /ˈɑːrtɪst / n.画家 Test 1 Lead in 2 Q1: What is the man doing? Q2: What’s his job? He’s drawing pictures of the criminals. He’s a police artist(警局画像师). Test 1 Lead in 2 Test 1 Lead in 2 A police artist Some people see crimes and then talk to a police artist. They tell the police artist what the criminal looks like. The police artist draws a picture of the criminal. The police put the picture in newspapers and on television to find the criminal. Test 1 Lead in 2 6 Joe Brown C A B Which one is the real criminal? Can you describe them? Who do you think is a criminal? Why? Test 1 Fast-reading 3 The main idea of the article is that _. A. Joe Brown has an interesting job. B. Joe Brown doesn’t like his job. C. Joe Brown’s look Tip 1: The title usually tells us the main idea. Test 1 Careful-reading 4 Read Para.1 and answer: How does a police artist work? _ crimes and then _ to Joe. They tell him what the criminal _. _ _ _ of the criminal. _ it in _ and on _ to _ him. see looks like talk draws a picture put newspapers television find Some people Joe Brown the police Test 1 Careful-reading 4 Read para 2 and answer: Is the job of a police artist easy? Why? No, it isn’t. It’s difficult. Because many people don’t always see things the same way so they may describe the same person differently. They don’t always remember well. 1 2 Test 1 Careful-reading 4 Read the newspaper article. Which picture shows the real criminal? C A B 10 Test 1 Careful-reading 4 Read the article again and write what the words in bold refer to. Joe Brown a picture of the criminal the criminal drawing a good picture many people the criminal para1 para2 Pronouns 代词:用于指代上文提及过的人或物。在阅读中,理解了这些代词,能帮助大家更好的理解文章。 11 Test 1 Post-reading 5 An Interesting Job Joe Brown has a very interesting job. He is a police artist. Some people see crimes and then talk to Joe. They tell him what the