新概念第三冊(cè)分課答案7

1、Lesson 7 Mutilated ladiesListening comprehension1 Introduce the storyT : Today we'll talk about damaged bank notes.2 Understand the situationT : What do you think is happening in the picture?3 Listening objectiveT : Listen to the passage (or read it silently and see if you can answer this questi

2、on:Why did Jane cook John 's wallet?4 Play the tape or read the story or wait for thestudents to finish reading silently5 Answer the questionAfter the reading, ask the question again: Why did Jane cook John's wallet?Train the students not to shout out the answer. Instead, ask one student, th

3、en ask the others to agree or disagree with a showof hands.Answer: She cooked a meal in the microwave oven without knowingJohn had put his wallet there.6 Intensive readingPlay the tape or read the text again, pausing after every sentence to check the students understand. Obtain brief explanations to

4、 difficulties in the text from the students themselves. Only use Chinese if confirmatory translation is necessary.7 Play the tape or read the story again8 Reading aloudAsk one or two students to read the text aloud. Comprehension questions1 Do clothes put into a washing machine sometimes contain mon

5、ey? (Yes, they do.2 What happens to bank notes put into a washing machine? (Theyturn white.3 Do people in Britain despair if they make this mistake? (No, they don't.4 Why not? (Because the Bank of England has a team which dealswith claims.5 W hat's this team called? (Mutilated Ladies.6 What

6、does lady refer to? (The Queen's head which appearson British bank notes.7 What kind of business does John run? (A furniture business.8 What's the name of his fiancée? (Jane Butlin.9 What did John do with his wallet containing 3,000? (He put it in the microwave oven for safekeeping.10 D

7、id his fiancée know about this? (No, she didn't.11 What did John and Jane do after John came home from work?(They went horse-riding.12 What did Jane do when they returned home? (She cooked theirdinner in the microwave oven.13 What else did she cook? (John's wallet.14 What happened to th

8、e notes? (They turned to ash.15 How did they both feel about this? (Dismayed.16 Who did John go and see? (His bank manager.17 What did the bank manager do? (He sent the remains to theMutilated Ladies department in Newcastle.18 Did John get his money back? (Yes, he did.19 Why did the Mutilated Ladies

9、 pay the money back? (Becausethey could identify the notes.20 They don't pay out money unless they can identify damagednotes, do they? (No, they don't.21 How much did they pay out last year? (1.5 million. Asking questions: Ask me if T : Ask me if clothes put in the washing machine sometimes

10、contain bank notes.S : Do clothes put in the washing machine sometimes contain bank notes?T : What ?S : What do clothes put in the washing machine sometimes contain?1 clothes put in the washing machine sometimes contain bank notes. (What2 the Mutilated Ladies department deals with claims for money.(

11、What3 John runs a furniture business. (What kind of business 4 he put a wallet containing 3,000 into the microwave oven. ( What5 he had told his fianc6e, Jane, about this. (Why hadn't6 she cooked the dinner. (Where7 the notes turned into ash. (What8 the bank manager sent the remains to Newcastle

12、. (Where9 John got his money back. (What10 they could identify the notes. (HowTell the story1 John - successful furniture business - 3,000 - microwave oven - safekeeping2 John and fianc6e, Jane - horse-riding3 Got home - Jane cooked dinner - microwave oven, without realizing 4 Dismay - cooked wallet

13、 - notes - ash!5 John - bank manager - sent remains - Mutilated Ladies6 Examined notes - John - all money back7 So long - something to identify - money back,spokeswoman said8 Last year- 1.5m on 21,000 claimsTopics for discussion1 Tell us about any experience you have had where you lost money.2 Share

14、 some of your worries about money.3 Refer to your experience and talk about successful and unsuccessful ways of making money.Key to Summary writingPoints1 John Butlin - successful furniture business2 After very good day - put wallet - 3,000 into microwave oven3 He and fianc6e Jane - horse-riding4 Go

15、t home - Jane cooked dinner - microwave oven5 Dismayed - find - money destroyed6 John - bank manager7 Bank manager - remains to - Mutilated Ladies8 Identified remains- returned the moneySummaryJohn Butlin runs a successful furniture business and after a very good day, he put his wallet containing 3,

16、000 into the microwave oven for safekeeping. Then he and his fianc6e, Jane, wenthorse-riding, after which Jane cooked their dinner in the microwaveoven only to find to their dismay that the money had been destroyed.John went to see his bank manager who sent the remains to theMutilated Ladies departm

17、ent who identified the remains and returned the money. (79 wordsKey to VocabularyA possible answerhappened (1.1 occurredremembered (1.2 recalledfortunately (1.6 luckilyconcerns (1.9 is aboutdismay (1.12 sadnessthe remains (1.13 what was leftdepartment (1.14 sectionKey to CompositionA possible answer

18、Jane opened the oven door and saw that her meal was ready toserve. She took the food out of the oven and in doing so, noticedsomething strange inside the oven which she couldn't recognize.So she went to find John and told him about it. In dismay,quickly explained that he had put his wallet conta

19、ining the day'stakings into the oven for safekeeping. They both rushed t o the ovenand saw that the money had been destroyed At first, they didn'tknow what to do. John wanted to throw the money away, but Janewo uldn't let him. It's best not to disturb the wallet, Jane said. You can s

20、ee all the money is there, even if it has been destroyed Jane told John to go and see his bank manager for advice,so the next day John took the wallet and the ashes to the bank (150 wordsKey to Letter writingA possible answer (body of letter onlyThank you again for your wonderful hospitality!It was

21、a real pleasure to see you again after such a long time. I'll never forget your kindness during my stay. I particularly enjoyed our visit to the local market and our long walks in the countryside. I also enjoyed your company and the excellentand wine. You're a perfect host!I hope you will be

22、 able to visit me before long and look forwardto seeing you soon. (78 wordsKey structures: the simple pastWe use the simple past for narration, that is to tell a story that happened in the past. The second paragraph of the text providesa good example of story-telling and the past forms of regular an

23、dirregular verbs. 1KS75Key to KS ExercisesA See text.B 1 Firemen rescued the little boy who had climbed a tree and couldn't get down.2 Jane went to find John and told him what had happened.3 Jane cooked the next meal in an ordinary oven after her experience with the microwave.4 The bank manager

24、sent the remains of John's wallet to Newcastle.5 The ladies at the bank examined the remains and foundcould be identified.6 The bank paid John all his money, so he was very pleased. Special difficulties: adjectives derived from nounsWe can often derive an adjective from a noun: success (noun/suc

25、cessful (adjective; fool (noun/foolish (adjective;energy (noun/energetic (adjective; hour (noun/hourly (adjective; care (noun/careless (adjective.Key to SD Exercises1 painless2 beautiful3 daily 4childish 5 athleticRepetition drillThe comparison of adjectivesChorus , group or individual repetitionTo

26、elicit questions involving the use of the superlative.T: Drill 7. Listen. Do not speak.(1 T: They're all rather old.S: Yes, but which is the oldest?(2 T: They're all rather good.S: Yes, but which is the best?(3 T: they're all rather expensive.S: Yes, but which is the most expensive? T: Now you ask questions in the same way. Ready? 1 As in(1above. 2 As in (2 above. 3 As in(3 above. 4 T: They're all rather interesting. S: Yes, but which is the most