高级英语第二册Unit1:FacetoFacewithHurricaneCamillebyJosephP.BlankI.AdditionalBackgroundKnowledge1. Hurricane;typhoon;cyclone2. SalvationArmy3. RedCrossII.IntroductiontothePassage1. Typeofliterature:Apieceofnarration--character(protagonist/antagonist)--action(incidents,events,etc.)--conflicts(suspense,tension)--climax--denouement2.Mainidea3.Organization:--introduction--development--climax--conclusionIII.EffectiveWritingSkills:1. makingeffectiveuseofverbs2. usingmanyellipticalandshort,simplesentencestoachievecertaineffectIV.RhetoricalDevices:1. transferredepithet2. personification3. metaphor4. simileV.SpecialDifficultiesAvoidingthefollowingkindsofmistakes:1. run-onsentences2. sentencefragments3. danglingmodifiers4. illogicalorfaultyparallelism5. unnecessaryshiftsinpointofview6. paraphrasingsomesentences7. identifyingfiguresofspeechVI.Questions1. Whatistheorganizationalpatternofthispieceofnarration2. Whatdoesthewriterfocuschieflyon---developingcharacter,action(plot),oridea(theme)3. Whoistheprotagonistinthestory4. Howdoesthewriterbuildupandsustainthesuspenseinthestory5. WhydidJohnKoshakfeelacrushingguilt Unit2:MarrakechbyGeorgeOrwellI.AdditionalBackgroundKnowledge1. GeorgeOrwell2. Morocco3. Marrakech4. TheJewishpeopleII.IntroductiontothePassage1. Typeofliterature:apieceofexposition2. Thepurposeofapieceofexposition:--toinformorexplain3. Waysofdevelopingthethesisofapieceofexposition:--comparision,contrast,analogy,identification,illustration,analysis,definition,etc.4. ThecentralthoughtorthesisIII.EffectiveWritingSkills:1. makingeffectiveuseofspecificverbs2. usingthemethodsofcontrast,illustration,comparision,etc.3. cleverchoiceofwordsandscenesandtensesIV.RhetoricalDevices:1. rhetoricalquestions2. repetition3. metaphor4. simile5. ellipticalsentencesV.SpecialDifficulties1. Makingsentencesmorecompactbypropersubordination,suchassubordinateclauses,appositives,prepositionalorverbalphrases.2. Discriminatinggroupsofsynonyms:--wail,cry,weep,sob,whimper,moan--glisten,glitter,flash,shimmer,sparkle3. Paraphrasingsomesentences4. IdentifyingfiguresofspeechVI.Questions1. Orwellshowsthepovertyofthenativesinatleastfiveways.Identifythem.2. Couldparagraphs4-7justaswellcomeafter8-15asbeforeWhyorwhynot3. Doesthisessaygivereadersanewinsightintoimperialism4. CommentonOrwell’slucidstyleandfineattentiontosignificantdescriptivedetails.Unit3:PubTalkandKing’sEnglishbyHenryFairlieI.AdditionalBackgroundKnowledge1. pub/pub-friends2. Dumas/ThreeMusketeers3. Carlyle4. CharlesLambII.IntroductiontothePassage1. Typeofliterature:apieceofexposition2. Thethesis3. Whatmakesagoodconversation4. Seeminglylooseorganizationa. titleb.transitionalparagraphc.digression5. Highlyinformallanguagea.abundanceofsimpleidiomaticexpressionscheekedbyjowlwithcopiousliteraryandhistoricalallusionsb.amixedmetaphorinparagraph2III.EffectiveWritingSkills:1. deliberatelywritingthisessayinaconversationalstyletosuitthetheme2. makingeffectiveuseofspecificverbsIV.RhetoricalDevices:1. metaphor2. mixedmetaphor3. simileV.SpecialDifficulties1.Idiomaticexpressions:--beontherocks--getuponthewrongsideofthebed--beonwings--turnupone’snoseatsth.--intotheshoesof2.Allusions--descendantsofconvicts--Saxonchurls--Normanconquerors--musketeersofDumas3.Theuseoftransitionaldevices--transitionalwordsandexpressions--pronounreference--repetitionofimportantwords4.Paraphrasingsomesentences5.IdentifyingfiguresofspeechVI.Questions1. What,accordingtotheauthor,makesagoodconversationWhatspoilsit2. Whatistheauthor’sattitudeofthewritertowards“theKing’sEnglish”3. Howdoestheuseofwordsshowclassdistinction4. Whatdoesthewritermeanwhenhesays,“theKing’sEnglish,liketheAnglo-FrenchoftheNormans,isaclassrepresentationofreality”Unit4:InauguralAddressbyJohnF.KennedyI.AdditionalBackgroundKnowledge1. JohnFKennedy2. Hisassasination3. Inauguration4. Inauguraladdress5. Coldwarperiod:socialistcampvs.capitalistcampII.IntroductiontothePassage1. Typeofliterature:politicalspeech2. Objectofapoliticalspeech:--toexplain--toconvince--topersuade3. Wellorganizedandhighlyrhetorical4. Biblicalstyle/language5. Often-quotedpassagesIII.EffectiveWritingSkills:1. Employingsuitablerhetoricaldevicesandwordstocreatethedesiredemotionalimpact2. clearorderandappropriatetonetothedifferentgroupsheisaddressing3. EmployingBiblicalstyledeliberatelyIV.RhetoricalDevices:1. metaphor2. antithesis3. parallelism4. repetitionV.SpecialDifficulties1.Biblicallanguage/quotations/style2.Usingthefollowingmethodsforforce,vividnessandemotionalappeal:--Parallelandbalancedstructure--Repetitionofimportantwords--Antithesis3.Paraphrasingsomesentences4.IdentifyingfiguresofspeechVI.Questions1. CiteexamplestoshowthatKennedyisveryparticularandcarefulinhischoiceanduseofwords.2. IstheaddresswellorganizedCommentontheorderinwhichheaddressedallthedifferentgroupsofnationsandpeople.3. IsKennedy’sargumentandpersuasionbasedmainlyonfactsandlogicoronanappealtoemotionsWouldthistypeofspeechbesuccessfulonalloccasions4. IsthetoneandmessagesuitedtothedifferentgroupsheaddressesGiveyourreasons.Unit5:LoveIsaFallacybyMaxShulmanI.AdditionalBackgroundKnowledge1. ThemeaningofLogicalfallacies2. Logicalfallacies:--DictoSimpliciter--HastyGeneralization--PoisoningtheWell--AdMisericordiamII.IntroductiontothePassage1. Typeofliterature:apieceofnarrativewriting--protagonist/antagonists--climax--denouement2. Themaintheme3. Wellchosentitleandwords4. Style--averyfastpacewitharacydialoguefullofAmericancolloquialismandslang--employingavarietyofwritingtechniquestomakethestoryvivid,dramaticandcolorfulIII.EffectiveWritingSkills:1. Employingcolorfullexicalspectrum,fromtheultralearnedtermstotheinfraclippedvulgarforms2. Toomuchfigurativelanguageandungrammaticalinversionforspecificpurposes3. Theusingofshortsentences,ellipticalsentencesanddashestomaintainthespeedofnarrationIV.RhetoricalDevices:1.metaphor3. antithesis4. transferredepithet4. hyperbole5. metonymy6. litotes7. ellipsis8. synecdoche9. inversion10. simile11. mixedmetaphor12. rhetoricalquestionsV.SpecialDifficulties1. Analyzingthelogicalfallacies2. Usinginvertedsentencestoachieveemphasis3.Effectivelyusingmanyfiguresofspeech4.Understandingcolloquialexpressionsandslang5.Allusions:--Frankenstein--Pygmalion6.Paraphrasingsomesentences7.IdentifyingfiguresofspeechVI.Questions1. Defineandgiveanexampleofeachofthelogicalfallaciesdiscussedinthisessay.2. Canyoufindanyevidencetosupporttheviewthatthewriterissatirizingabrightbutself-satisfiedyoungman3. CommentonthelanguageusedbyPolly.Whateffectdoesherlanguagecreate4. WhydoesthewriterrefertoPygmalionandFrankensteinAretheseallusionsaptlychosen5. Inwhatsenseistheconclusionironic Unit6:DisappearingThroughtheSkylightByOsborneBennetHardisonJr.I.AdditionalBackgroundKnowledge1. AbriefintroductiontoO.B.HardisonJr.2. AbriefintroductiontohisviewsinCultureandTechnologyintheTwentiethCentury3. Internationalstyle4. FeaturesofscientificEnglishII.IntroductiontothePassage1. Thecentralthemeof“disappearance”--naturedisappears--historydisappears--solidbanksdisappears2.Thefourimportantideasputforward--disappearance--theuniversalizingtendencyofscienceandtechnology--manasacosmopolitan--theplayfulnessofscience3.ClearlyandlogicallyorganizedIII.TheStylisticFeatures1. FeaturesofscientificEnglish--technicaltermssuchasthermodynamics,genetics,geneticmutation,etc.--shortsentencesandpresenttenseusedtoexpressauniversalstatement2.UsingfigurativelanguagefreelytomakeideasmorevividandforcefulIV.RhetoricalDevices:1.metaphor2. analogies3. repetition4. balancedstructures5. ellipsis6. rhetoricalquestionsV.SpecialDifficulties1. Sometechnicalterms2. Understandingthemetaphoricalphrase“DisappearingThroughtheSkylight”3. Theuseoftopicsentences4. Theuseofpresenttenseanduniversalstatements5. Paraphrasingsomesentences6. IdentifyingfiguresofspeechVI.Questions1. Howdoesthewritersubstantiatehisstatementthatscienceiscommittedtotheuniversal2. Whydobanksappeartobedisappearingthroughtheirownskylight3. Sumupthemainviewsofthewriterandcommentonhowtheyareorganizedandpresented.4. WhatstylisticfeaturesofscientificEnglisharetobefoundinthispieceCiteexamples.5. Commentontheuseofsomefigurativelanguage.Citeexamples.Unit10:TheSadYoungMenbyRodW.Horton&HerbertW.EdwardsI.AdditionalBackgroundKnowledge1. Someterms:--TheSadYoungMen--TheLostGeneration--TheBeatGeneration--TheAngryYoungMen--GreenwichVillage2. Someliteraryfigures:--GertrudeStein--E.Hemingway--F.ScottFitzgeraldII.IntroductiontothePassage1. Typeofliterature:apieceofexpositivewriting2. Thethesisstatedinthelastparagraphoftheessay3. Thestructuralorganizationofthisessay:clearandsimple--para.1:introducingthesubject--paras.2-9:supportinganddevelopingthethesis--paras.10-11:bringingthediscussiontoanendIII.EffectiveWritingSkills:1. Effectiveuseoftopicsentences2. Developinganewbutrelatedaspectofthethoughtstatedinthethesisineachparagraphorparagraphunit.IV.RhetoricalDevices:1. metaphor2. personification3. metonymy4. transferredepithetV.SpecialDifficulties1. IdentifyingandunderstandingAmericanismsinthisessay--speakeasy--sheik--drugstorecowboy--Babbitry--flapper--soapopera2. Understandingsometerms--Puritanmorality--provincialmorality/artificialwalls--Victorian--Prohibition--thestalemateof1915–1916--GreenwichVillage--TheSadYoungMen/TheLostGeneration--keepupwiththeJoneses3. Prefixes“-un”and“-in”(-im,-il,-ir)bearinganegativemeaning4.Paraphrasingsomesentences5. IdentifyingfiguresofspeechVI.Questions1. HowdidWorldWarIaffecttheyoungergeneration2. WhydidyoungintellectualsofthisperiodemigratetoEurope3. Whywerethesewriterscalledthe“lostgeneration”Weretheyreallylost4. HowdoesthewriterdevelophiscentralthoughtDoeshesupporthisopinionswithconvincingfactsanddetails5. DoyouagreewiththeconclusionofthewriterGiveyourreasons.CTRL+A全选可调整字体属性及字体大小-CAL-FENGHAI.NetworkInformationTechnologyCompany.2020YEAR
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