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Extended reading
Don’t judge a book by its cover
Unit 4 Looking good, feeling good
Still remember how I described your English notebook last week?
“金玉其外,败絮其中”
We should judge a book by its _________?
Don’t judge a Notebook by its cover
Don’t judge a book by its cover
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Step1 Lead-in
1. Watch the video below and figure out what happened?
(5 “W”s: who, what, when, where, why)
Step1 Lead-in
Who
When
Where
Every morning
In front of the shop
What
The shopkeeper ________ (like) the vagrant (/ˈveɪɡrənt/流浪汉).
Why
The vagrant ...
vagrant 流浪汉
So the shopkeeper ...
But is that the truth?
What we can learn from it?
don’t prejudge a thing or a person just by seeing what’s on the surface or by focusing on superficial details alone. Because after taking a deeper look, the person or thing may be very different than what we saw before.
Step2 Prediction
Don’t judge a ______ by his/her __________
person
appearance
Structure of the passage
Body
(Paras. ____)
_______ do the negative thoughts come from?
(Paras. _____)
_____ to deal with negative thoughts?
(Paras. _______)
Conclusion
(Para. __)
Introduction
(Para. __)
1
2–6
7
Where
How
2–3
4–6
Step3 Reading
Para 1
Problem
“That is often what teenagers do to themselves!”
What are the dark thoughts?
Do I ...? Do others ...? Is everyone...?
Para 1
Influence/Effect
“Dark thoughts about your physical appearance can hang over you all the time like a rain cloud.”
The function of the first para is usually to ___________________.
How does the writer introduces the topic in this text?
“Don’t judge a book by its cover ...”
introduce a topic
Use a quotation
Use figures or statistics
Use topic sentences
Ask a question
Offer examples
Step3 Reading
Para 2-3 Causes
Where do the negative thoughts come from?
From _______________________________
From _______________________________
standards of beauty in the media
friends
Step3 Reading
Para 2 Standards of beauty in the media
Who sets the standards?
Is it possible for mos