Module 8 Appreciating literature and art Unit 1 The written word.

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Module 8 Appreciating literature and art Unit 1 The written word

Module 8 Appreciating literature and art

Unit 1 The written word The second period Guangde No.3 Middle School: Gao Bo

Fast reading: Go through the passage as quickly as possible and try to find answers to the three questions in part A on Page 2.

Classics are the antiques of the literary world including novels, plays and poems that were written a long time ago and were well written and received. Englands greatest writer. Seven years old. 1. What is classic literature? 2. Who is Charles Dickens? 3. How old is Pip when the story begins?

Read the passage a second time and complete Parts C1 and C2 on page 4. Because they think they are old- fashioned and boring, and have nothing to do with life today. She doesnt think that they are old- fashioned or boring. C1 1.Why dont many people like the classics? 2.What does Liz think about classic novels?

Joe is a kind and simple man. On his gravestone it reads, By his death, one of Englands greatest writers is lost to the world. A stranger. 3. What kind of person is Joe? 4. What is written on Charles Dickenss gravestone? 5. Who give Pip a lot of money?

Because he thinks Joe is not clever enough and far from being a well educated gentleman. He learns that wealth does not buy happiness and that friends are more important than a fancy education. 6. Why is Pip embarrassed by his friend Joe? 7. What does Pip learn by the end of the novel?

An example of character development is the change in Pip from being concerned only with money to seeing that money is not the most important thing in life. 8. What is an example of character development in Great Expectations

Answers to C d c a b e

Listen to the tape and choose the best answers:

1. Some people think that classics are old-fashioned because of the following statements except __________. A. they were written a long time ago. B. the language used in them is quite different from the language used today. C. they are difficult for people to understand. D. They can only be found in bookshops and libraries.

2. Which of the following statements is wrong? A. Clueless, the award-wining film is based on Charles Dickenss novel. B. the film based on Great Expectations was released in C. At first, Charles Dickens published many novels in newspaper. D. Good classics are examples of great writing and wisdom.

3. When and where is Great Expectations set in? A. in the USA in the 1800s. B. in England in the early 1800s. C. in England in D. in the USA in 1870.

What makes a good persuasive essay?

In persuasive or argumentative writing, we try to convince others to agree with our facts, share our values, accept our argument and conclusions, and adopt our way of thinking.

prioritizing, editing, and/or sequencing the facts and values in importance to build the argument forming and stating conclusions "persuading" your audience that your conclusions are based upon the agreed-upon facts and shared values having the confidence to communicate your "persuasion" in writing clarifying relevant values for your audience (perspective) establishing facts to support an argument Elements toward building a good persuasive essay include

Word study: Answers to Part D c d e a g f h b

Learn the new words in the word list o page72.

Homework 1.Remember the new words learnt in this period. 2.Part E on page5. 3.Unit Revision: Period 2.

Good staying with you! The end !