Unit 5 The Value of Money Reading for Writing 课件-2023-2024学年高中英语人教版（2019）必修第三册

THE MILLION POUND BANK NOTE Book3 Unit5 Reading for Writing P56-57 Lead in 1. Where does Henry go? A tailor’s shop. 2. What will happen to him? Henry has got a million-pound bank note… Match these six elements with different parts of this text. title theme character narration dialogue stage direction title narration Character dialogue stage direction theme Read for structure Part 1 : _______Henry showed the note. Part 2: _______Henry showed the note. Part 3 : _______Henry showed the note. Before While After Read for main idea In the _______ shop, Henry was treated coldly at first because he looked _____ and later he was respected, for he showed the _________. Summarize the main idea. tailor’s poor large note Read for the details Part 1: Before Henry shows the note. 1. Why does Henry go to a tailor’s shop? Because he wants to borrow some money. Because he wants to buy a new coat. Because he wants to see his old friends. Because he wants to buy the clothes made for some king. 2. How does the clerks treat Henry at the beginning? They treats Henry as politely as they treat others. They look down upon Henry when they noticed his appearance. They decide to make a suit to his measure. They want to serve Henry to earn a lot of money. What are the attitudes of the clerks and theowner to Henry at first? (1) (in a manner) See him there. (2) ...you'd better serve him and get him out ! (3) (trying not to show he's ) l suppose a gentleman like you only carries very large bills. rude rude quick quick impatient angry sarcastic 挖苦的 Read for the details Part 2: While Henry shows the note. What are the clerk and the owner's reaction when seeing the note? (1) (... The clerk Henry's coat. Then he the bill and slowly it again, as if looking at something he can't is there.) (2) ... be the one I saw in the papers last week? drops shocked folds unfolds believe Would it Could it Read for the details Part 3: After Henry shows the note. What are the attitudes of the clerks and the owner to Henry after seeing the note? (1) Never mind. (with a smile) Oh, it's ! It was made for some king but he'll just have to wait. (2) Yes, we can wait ! broad perfect forever flattering 奉承的，谄媚的 over-polite patient Read for the details Part 3: After Henry shows the note. Why is the owner willing to wait a long time to get paid? Because he is patient to all the customers. Because he sees the million-pound note. Because he doesn’t care about the money. Because the clothes in the shop were really worn. Find out how people’s attitude change Before Henry shows the note While Henry shows the note Before Henry shows the note The clerk treats him in a _____ manner and looks at him with a _______. The clerk ______ the bill and slowly_______ it again as if looking at something he ________________ is here. With a ________ smile, the owner says: “I will stay forever.” rude frown folds unfolds can’t believe broad impatient shocked flattering 阿谀奉承的 They just judge a person by his clothes. They look up to the wealthy, and look down upon the poor. 1.Why do they have such a change in attitude? The clerks and the owner are and ，which can reflect people's attitudes toward money at that time. rude impatient sarcastic 挖苦的 flattering 奉承的，谄媚的 over-polite patient Money First snobby （势利的） shallow(肤浅的) 2. Why would the owner be willing to wait for a long time to get paid? Perhaps he thinks that Henry will come back and buy a lot of more clothes in the future or tell his wealthy friends about the shop. 3. Is it right to judge people by their clothes/money? Why or why not? No, it is not right. First, everyone should be treated with the same respect. Second, we cannot judge someone just by his appearance,instead, we should pay more attention to the inner part. 4. What is Mark Twain's purpose in writing this work? Purpose 1 to criticize (v.批评)the money-first trend in societyat that time; Purpose 1 to spread an idea that money is not everything. Writing Techniques by showing the change of characters’ attitudes before and afterseeing the bank note ((Irony n.讽刺 ) Thank you! $$