Unit 4 Achievements 第一课时学案(教师版+学生版)

中小学教育资源及组卷应用平台 高中英语 上教版 高一年级 必修二 第四单元 Achievement 第一课时（教师版） 课题：Reading and interaction: An excerpt from The Old Man and the Sea 课时学习目标： 通过阅读介绍和小说节选，了解故事的梗概； 通过分析细节，还原故事场景； 通过关键句的解读，挖掘文章主题。 Pre-reading What is an excerpt? An excerpt is a short piece?of?writing or?music which is taken from a larger piece. Have you ever heard of Earnest Hemingway and his work? Ernest Hemingway is one of the most famous American writers of the twentieth century. Hemingway was an ambulance driver in Italy during World War I. He returned to Europe to begin his career as a writer of fiction. For the next forty years, he published numerous short stories and novels, among the most famous of which are The Sun Also Rise , A farewell to Arms, For Whom the Bell Tolls, and The Old Man and the Sea. Though primarily known as a writer of fiction, he continued throughout his life to function as a journalist, covering wars. Hemingway won the Pulitzer Prize in 1953 and the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1954 for his novel The Old man and the Sea. While-reading Read the introduction and answer the following questions. Who is the main character in the story? An old man called Santiago is the main character of the story. What happens to the main character? He has finally caught a huge fish after 84 days of catching nothing on the sea and ties the fish along the side of the boat. Skim the excerpt and answer the following questions, and then divide the excerpt into three parts. Can the old man survive a shark attack? Will he be able to fight off the bloodthirsty Shark? The old man survives the shark's attack by killing it. The Structure of the Excerpt Parts Main Points Lines 25-38 The fight between the old man and the shark Lines 39-44 The struggle of the shark before he died Lines 45-59 The old man's thoughts regarding the shark's death Deep reading Read each part and answer some questions. The First Part: Lines 25-38 Lines 29-33 Q: How did the shark attack the big fish? The shark closed fast on the boat, drove forward in the meat just above the fish’s tail and ripped off its skin and flesh. Lines 33-38 Q: How did the man fight the shark? The old man threw the fishing spear into the shark’s head and hit the shark in the brain with all his strength, determination and hatred. The Second Part: Lines 39-44 Q: How did the shark struggle before he died? The shark turned over two times and wrapped himself in the rope. At his last breath, he moved his tail, opened and closed his mouth, and swam over the water as fast as a speedboat. With three quarters of his body clear above the water, the shark lay quietly. The Third Part: Lines 45-59 Lines 45-51 Q: How did the man feel after he killed the shark? The old man felt very tired defeating the shark. He was also worried because his experience told him that more sharks, attracted by the blood of the big fish, would come. Q: What did he mean by “I wi ... ...