(
课件网) disease ache treatment from (then) on lean get through moreover satisfaction being n. (疾)病 vi.&n. 疼痛 n. 治疗；对待；处理 从(那)时起 vt. (leant/leaned, leant/leaned)依靠；倾斜 （设法）处理；完成 adv. 而且；此外 n. 满足；满意；欣慰 n. 身心；存在；生物 various somehow rhetorical metaphor personification repetition simile outline reaction adj. 各种不同的；各种各样的 adv. 以某种方式（或方法）；不知怎么地 adj. 修辞的 n. 暗喻；隐喻 n. 拟人；人格化；化身 n. 重复；重做 n. 明喻 n.&vt. 概述；概要 n. 反应；回应 Write a speech Do you like listening to music Why do you like it Music is a relief for my pressure from life and work. When I get absorbed in the world of music, I feel as if I could see the beauty of the world around me. It’s a good way of killing time to listen to music when I feel bored. Music can relieve my pain and suffering when I get hurt. Lost in gentle music, I will find it beneficial to my sleep when sometimes I have difficulty falling asleep. Whenever I feel anxious,music helps me calm down and focus on what I am doing. Now, let's read a speech to see how music influences Sarah's life. Read the speech below and answer the questions. 1. What was Sarah's problem 2. How did she feel 3. Who made her listen to music Why 4. How did music help her during her difficult time 5. What is her advice to others 6. What did music mean to her P56 1 Check your answers. 1. What was Sarah's problem 2. How did she feel 3. Who made her listen to music,why 4. How did music help her during her difficult time 5. What is her advice to others 6. What did music mean to her Sarah had a serious disease which was difficult to cure. Her body ached and she thought she would die soon. It made her feel much better because it is the “medicine of the mind”. Her advice to others is to use music to help when you have problems. She felt so alone and discouaged. Her doctor. Because he wanted Sarah to realx when she went through a two-hour medical tratment. Music meant happiness, strength, relief, hope and a sense of satisfaction to her . 1. Match the names of rhetorical devices to the lettered sentences in the speech. P56 2 metaphor _____ quote ____ rhetorical question _____ personification ___ repetition ____ simile _____ A A B C D E F E F B C D Simile(明喻): A simile compares two things by using words such as “like” or “as”. eg. “John is as cunning(狡猾的) as a fox.” Metaphor(隐喻): A metaphor compares two things that are unrelated, but which are similar in some way. eg. “That businessman is a real fox.” Rhetorical question(设问): A rhetorical question is a question that isn‘t meant to elicit(引出) an answer, but is asked to make a point(阐明观点). eg. “How could I be so stupid ” Personification(拟人): Personification is when a thing, idea, or animal is given human attributes(特征). eg. “The sky weeps.” Quote(引用): To quote is to repeat a short passage, word, phrase, or sentence that came from ... ...
