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The Underdog
必修一 Unit2 Lesson1
高一精耕团队 范冬烨
What do you think an underdog is?
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A. a dog that is defeated by other dogs
B. an athlete who seems to have little chance to win
C. a company that never wins
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Listen to the passage and answer the questions.
1. Who was his favourite player?
2. What team was he on?
3. What kind of player was he on the team?
4. How tall was he? How tall was his favourite player?
5. How was he treated by the coach?
Listen to the passage and answer the questions.
1. What team was he on?
2. Who was his favourite player?
the Lions
Tyrone Bogues
Listen to the passage and answer the questions.
3. How tall was he? How tall was his favourite player?
4. What kind of player was he on the team?
5. How was he treated by the coach?
1.6 metres (both)
A replacement player
like a weak player
Paul has real skills.
Paul works hard.
Paul wants to play.
What were Paul’s advantages and disadvantages?
Advantages
Disadvantages
Paul is short.
Predict what happens next.
Then read Part 2 to check your idea.
Events Attitude Evidence
One player got hurt Worried (“We’ve got no more players!”)
1. Paul jumped and rushed to the court.
2. “Give him a shot.”
3. The team had won by 2 points.
4.“Let me try. I won’t disappoint you.”
a. Excited, proud, (“… as he hit Paul on the shoulder …‘big guy!’”)
b. Hesitant (“The Coach finally agreed.”)
c. Negative (“He cannot play.”)
d. Hopeful (“It’s your time to shine.”)
Events The Coach’s Attitude and Evidence
One player got hurt and could not play. Worried (“We’ve got no more players!”)
“Give him a shot.”
“Let me try. I won’t disappoint you.”
Paul jumped and rushed to the court.
The team had won by 2 points.
Negative (“He cannot play.”)
Hesitant (“The Coach finally agreed.”)
Hopeful (“It’s your time to shine.”)
Excited, proud