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Unit 2 The universal language Extended reading Beethoven: a remarkable life Lead-in Have a free talk about musicians Q1: Do you know any great musicians(音乐家)? Q2: What do you know about him or her? Lead-in Have a free talk about musicians Mozart Louis Armstrong Lang Lang Lead-in Have a quiz. Beethoven Q1: Who is he? Q2: Which words are related to him? German blind English deaf singer conductor (指挥家) symphony (交响乐) classicalmusic pop music rock Pre-reading Observe the title and the picture and predict the content. Q1: What does “remarkable” mean? Q2: What might be introduced in the article? Pre-reading Answer the questions. Q1: What text type is the article? A. According to the time B. According to the space Q2: How is the article organized? A. Narration(记叙文) B. Exposition(说明文) C. Argumentation(议论文) While-reading Read the article and match the main idea. Part1: Para.1 Part2: Para.2-3 Part3: Para.4 Part3: Para.5 Beethoven’s remarkable achievements and reputation. Beethoven’s remarkable performance of Symphony No.9 in 1824. Beethoven’s remarkable life journey. Beethoven’s remarkable work: Symphony No.9 . While-reading Analyze the writing technique Beethoven’s remarkable achievements and reputation. Beethoven’s remarkable performance of Symphony No.9 in 1824. Beethoven’s remarkable life journey. Beethoven’s remarkable work: Symphony No.9 . Q1: Why is the performance in 1824 put at the first paragraph? The article is organized according to the time. While-reading Q2: What writing technique is used here? Analyze the writing technique Identifying flashback(倒叙) in a text(p26)tip In some texts, the events are not put exactly in time order; instead, an event that happened earlier is put in the middle of the main story, which is called flashback. You can tell you are reading a flashback when the story goes back to the past with a change of scene. There is usually a transitional sentence indicating the change. While-reading Q3: Can you find the transitional sentence ? Analyze