Unit1 Face Values Developing ideas 课件-2025-2026学年高中英语外研版选择性必修第三册

Unit 1: Face values developing ideas 1 revision 1. indicate 2. obtain 3. fairly 4. critical 5. individual 6. plain 7. selfie 8. freckle 9. slim 10. jawline 11. addicted 12. edit 13. makeover 14. register 15. narcissist 16. obssessive 17. lipstick 18. dormitory 19. bizarre 20. identical 21. boost 22. bother 23. plus-size 24. industry 25. stereotype 26. skinny 27. acknowledge 28. mask 29. masked 30. loyal 31. loyalty 32. symbolize 33. notable 34. upright 35. fierce 36. item 37. intangible 38. external 39. obesity 40. perceive 41. perception 42. overlook What do you know about him? Born in France in 1802, Victor Hugo was a novelist, poet and playwright and was part of the Romantic Movement. Regarded as one of France's greatest writers, he is celebrated as the “Shakespeare of France”. Hugo first found fame as a poet, when he was about twenty years old. Less than ten years later, he published one of his best-known works, The Hunchback of Notre-Dame. It was immediately a huge success and is now considered a key work of Romanticism. It remains one of his most popular works today. Victor Hugo 雨果 Read and find Victor Hugo’s descriptions about Quasimodo’s physical appearance? 1. repulsive (让人不舒服的 = disgusting) 2. knock knees (罗圈腿) 3. hunched back (驼背的) 4. a single eye 5. horrible 6. ugliness 7. monster 8. savage creature (粗野的 野蛮的) 9. coarse (粗糙的) / downtrodden (被压迫 压抑的) / plain 10. beyond her comprehension; melancholy on the face How to make sense of confusing sentences? 1. As her glance travelled from his knock knees to his hunched back, 2. He understood the motion of the head. “But!” he said, as though hesitating whether to finish, “I am - I am deaf.” 3. There lay in the accents of the unfortunate man so significant an awareness of his sadness that she had not the strength to utter a syllable. 4. Never have I viewed my ugliness as at the present moment. 5. You’re a ray of sunshine, a drop of dew, whilst I’m something terrible, neigther human nor beast. 6. A tear swam in the eye of Quasimodo, but did not fall. He seemed to make it a point of honor to keep it at bay. 1. As her glance travelled from his knock knees to his hunched back, 1) glance (v. n. 快速看一眼 瞥见) (glance at ... = look at ... quickly) 2) travel from ... to ... 3) from his knock knees to his hunched back (hunched -- bent) -- bring him _____ his knees. (让他跪下、屈服) -- The baby came in _____ his hands and knees. （ ） -- ________ (v. 跪下) to on 爬行 kneel kneel - knelt - knelt kneel - kneeled - kneeled 2. He understood the motion of the head. “But!” he said, as though hesitating whether to finish, “I am - I am deaf.” 1) motion 2) as though / as if (he was) hesitating ... 3) hesitate (v.) - hesitation (n.) - ____________ (adj.) -- He applied for that position ______________ (毫不犹豫申请岗位). -- Don’t hesitate __________ (apply) for that chance. hesitant without hesitation to apply 3. There lay in the accents of the unfortunate man so significant an awareness of his sadness that she had not the strength to utter a syllable. 1) He had an awareness of sadness. 2) There was / lay an awareness of sadness in his accent. in the accent of him. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3) such a significant awareness that ... 4) so significant an awareness that ... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5) utter a syllable (吃力地) 发出说 4. Never have I viewed my ugliness as at the present moment. 1) Never have I come across such a patient teacher. 2) Never has he stepped out of his zone of comfort. 5. You’re a ray of sunshine, a drop of dew, whilst I’m something terrible, neigther human nor beast. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6. A tear swam in the eye of Quasimodo, but did not fall. He seemed to make it a point of honor to keep it at bay. (= while 表对比关系) 1. 一个小说家 2. 一个剧作家 3. 浪漫主义运动 4. 被称赞为法国的莎翁 5. 以诗人而闻名 6. 浪漫主义重要作品 7. 讲述的是关于巴黎的悲情故事 8. 绑架 ... 9. 被抓住并当众折磨 10. 抓住了他的心 11. 出于同情，(她)向前迈了一步 12. 被判死刑 13. 犯罪 14. 远离被处决 15. 只要她待在教堂里 16. 优雅的 17. 发现他新的缺陷 18. 难以理解 19. 逐渐适应 20. 她脑袋的动作 underline the following expressions 21. 尖叫 22. 真诚的同情 23. 可怕的 24. 非常了解、知道 ... 25. 丑陋 (n.) 26. 非常可怜、同情自己 27. 一个怪兽 28. 长得像一个野兽 29. 比鹅卵石还平常、普通 30. 让人心碎的声音 31. 就像我主人对我说话那样 32. 用我的生命去回报、偿还 33. an unfortunate soul 34. 非常柔情地倾听 1. 一个小说家 2. 一个剧作家 3. 浪漫主义运动 4. 被称赞为法国的莎翁 5. 以诗人而闻名 a novelist a playwright the romantic movement be celebrated as Shakespeare of France find fame as a poet (be famous as a poet) (novel 1) 小说 ; 2) 新颖的 珍奇的 6. 浪漫主义重要作品 7. 讲述的是关于巴黎的悲情故事 8. 绑架 ... 9. 被抓住并当众折磨 10. 抓住了他的心 a key work of romanticism ... tell a tragic story of events in paris kidnap ... be captured and tortured in public capture his heart (torture n. v. 拷问 折磨) ( tragedy - tragic - tragically) romance romantic(ally) 11. 出于同情，(她)向前迈了一步 12. 被判死刑 13. 犯罪 14. 远离被处决 15. 只要她待在教堂里 step forwards out of mercy be sentenced to death commit a crime be safe from execution as long as she stays inside the cathedral 1) show mercy to sb. = be merciful to sb. 2) ask / beg for your mercy 3) turn to mercy killing 11. 出于同情，(她)向前迈了一步 12. 被判死刑 13. 犯罪 14. 远离被处决 15. 只要她待在教堂里 step forwards out of mercy be sentenced to death commit a crime be safe from execution as long as she stays inside the cathedral 1) be sentenced to life imprisonment 2) be beaten to death 3) be burnt to ash / the ground 16. 优雅的 17. 发现他新的缺陷 18. 难以理解 19. 逐渐适应 20. 她脑袋的动作 graceful discover a fresh defect in him beyond her comprehension gradually adjust to it the motion of her head grace - graceful defect disadvantage shortcoming weakness 16. 优雅的 17. 发现他新的缺陷 18. 难以理解 19. 逐渐适应 20. 她脑袋的动作 graceful discover a fresh defect in him beyond her comprehension gradually adjust to it the motion of her head reading comprehension comprehend (v. 理解 领悟) ----------------------------------- the comprehensive building (综合的) 16. 优雅的 17. 发现他新的缺陷 18. 难以理解 19. 逐渐适应 20. 她脑袋的动作 graceful discover a fresh defect in him beyond her comprehension gradually adjust to it the motion of her head beyond words beyond repair beyond my ability beyond my reach / control 21. 尖叫 22. 真诚的同情 23. 可怕的 24. 非常了解、知道 ... 25. 丑陋 (n.) exclaim With heartfelt compassion horrible so significant an awareness of ... ugliness exclamation n. 惊叹 感叹 1) passion passionate adj. 2) compassion compassionate adj. 26. 非常可怜、同情自己 27. 一个怪兽 28. 长得像一个野兽 29. 比鹅卵石还平常、普通 30. 让人心碎的声音 feel an immense pity for myself a monster resemble some savage creature. be plainer than a pebble a heartbreaking sound immense big / huge vast monstrous adj. 31. 就像我主人对我说话那样 32. 用我的生命去回报、偿还 33. an unfortunate soul 34. 非常柔情地倾听 as my master talks to me repay with my life soul u. 灵魂; c. 指代“人” listen with profound tenderness (profound 深刻的 深远的) tender 嫩的 柔软的 温柔的 1. predicament (尴尬 = embarrassment) 2. repulsive (让人不舒服的 = disgusting) 3. his knock knees (罗圈腿) 4. his hunched back (驼背的) 5. melancholy (忧郁 depression) 6. wretch (可怜的人 ) 7. exquisite beauty (精美的 = delicate) 8. utter a syllable (v. 发出声； uttlerly = completely) 9. coarse (粗糙的 rough) 10. downtrodden (别压迫 压抑的; tread - trod - trodden 践踏) 11. pebble (鹅卵石) 12. intently (专心地 专注地) 不 需 掌 握 $