《高級英語》精品課程

第一冊制作人：徐李潔《高級英語》精品課程1Unitsix

ByArthurHaileyUnitsixByArthurHailey2TeachingObjectivesofUnit6Tohelpstudentstoappreciatethenovel.Tohelpstudentstoanalyzetheplot,theme,characterization,andplotTohelpstudentstoenlargevocabulary,esp.,togetfamiliarizedwithcolloquialEnglish,slangandungrammaticalEnglish.TeachingObjectivesofUnit6T3ArthurHailey(1920-2004)

-----borninEngland;----beganhiswritingcareerwhileanRAF（BritishRoyalAirForce）pilotduringtheSecondWorldWar;-----becameaCanadiancitizenaswellasBritish;-----Hailey'snovelshavebeenpublishedinthirty-ninelanguages.-----Anestimated160millioncopiesareinprintworldwide.----MostofhisbookshavebeenmadeintofilmsorTVseries.

ArthurHailey(1920-2004)

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Majorworks:

FlightintoDanger(withJohnCastle(1958))

TheFinalDiagnosis(1959)InHighPlaces(1960)

Hotel(1965)Airport(1968)Wheels(1971)TheMoneychangers(1975)StrongMedicine(1975)TheEveningNews(1990)Detective(1997)

Majorworks:Flightint5ThestoryofHotel:Thesetting:theSt.GregoryHotel,thelargestinNewOrleans,Louisiana.FromMondaytoFriday.TheHotelisexperiencingacrisisofbeingforcedtobesoldtoachainhotelowner.Theevents:inthecrisis,therearefourknottyproblemsthatfacetheHotelmanagers:dealingwithanattemptedrapeinaroom;catchingathiefoperatinginthehotel;severalhundredofdentiststhreateningtoleavethehotelinprotestagainstthehotel’objectiontoservingablackdentist,andfinallythecaseoftheDukeofCroydon.Theend:Thenovelendswithapleasantsurprise.Asick,old,eccentricmanstayinginthehotelturnsouttobeanextremelywealthymanfromMontreal,Canada.Earlier,hefellseriouslyillandwassavedbyPeterandhisgirlfriend.Toshowhisgratitudeandtorepaytheirkindness,hebuysthehotelfromitsformerownerandmakesPeterthenewexecutivevice-president,withcompleteauthoritytorunthehotelashethinksfit.ThestoryofHotel:6

Questionstoconsider

1)Whoarethemaincharacters?2)Whathappensinthestory?3)Whenistheclimaxofthestory?4)Whatisthethemeofthestory?Questionstocons7Synopsis(概要)/PlotTheDukeandtheDuchessofCroydonoccupyaluxurysuiteinSt.GregoryHotelinNewOrleans.OnMondayevening,whiledrivingbackwithhiswife,theDuchess,fromagamblinghouse,theDukeknocksdownawomanandherchild.Bothofthemarekilled.Theydriveaway.Thehit-and-runbecomessensationalnewsinthecity.Ogilvie,thechiefhousedetectiveofthehotel,theblackmailerinthestory,noticesthebatteredcarwhenitdrivesbackintothegarageofthehotel.Insteadofreportingthistothepolice,hegoestoseetheDukeandtheDuchess.Heblackmailsthemforalargesumofmoneyasthepriceofhiskeepingsilent.TheDuchessdoesnotadmitthecrimeuntilthedetectiveproducesalotofevidences.Consideringthatonlybyremovingthebatteredcarcantheybecompletelyoutoftrouble,theDuchessofferstopayOgilvietwicemorethanhehasaskedforandinreturn,heshoulddrivethebatteredcartoChicagointhenorth.Ogilvie,underthelureofthelargesumofmoney,takestheoffer.Synopsis(概要)/PlotTheDukea8

TextualStructurePara1–21We’regettingsomewherePara22–55YoucameheretoblackmailusPara56–101Twenty-fivethousanddollarsPara102–109Therestofthetext

TextualStructurePara1–21P9

ThedevelopmentofthestorySectionOne(1-21):TheDuchess’denyingthecrimeSectionTwo(22-55):Ogilvie’spresentingevidencesSectionThree(56-101):NegotiatingSectionFour(102-109):MakingadealClimax:

Butwewillpayyoutwenty-fivethousanddollars.

Th10Clueofappreciationofthestory

ThesymbolicsignofOgilvie’scigarStrivingforthedominanceofthesituationbetweentheDuchessandOgilvie

Clueofappreciationofthest11Dramaticchangeofdominanceofthesituation

1.Beforetheevidenceisshown:DuchessOgilviesharp,firm,arrogantoffensive,challengingdominant,controlling---balance---

2.Aftertheevidenceisshown:surrendered,collapsed (graduallyweak)

---off-balance---

strong,dominantDramaticchangeofdominanceo12TheDuchessOgilvie3.Negotiating

calm,friendlycalm,friendly

---balance---4.Makingadeal

powerful,demandingsubmissive,obedient---off-balance---

TheDuchessOgilv13AnalysisoftheCharactersDukeDuchessOgilvieAppearanceNonehigh-cheekbonedfeaturespiggyeyesgrossjowledfaceobesebodythick,fleshyfingersbulbouscountenanceactionAlittlelookedpointedlyat…thoughtsLittlekeptfirm,tightreinonherracingmindvoiceAlittlehervoice–awhiplashspeaksinfalsettovoicelanguageLittleFormal,standard,well-educated“youtwowasinthehit-‘n-runAnalysisoftheCharactersDu14AnanalysisofOgilvie1)Hisappearance:piggyeyesgrossjowledfaceobesebodyspeaksinfalsettothick,fleshyfingersbulbouscountenanceAdisgustingimageAnanalysisofOgilvie1)Hisa152)Hispersonality

A:cunning,sophisticated,professional,alert,observant1)Hisvisitactuallytooktwicethattime.2)Heinquiredtheroomthoroughlywithsurprisingspeed.3)Hedidathoroughinvestigationofthecase.B:rude,coarseandvulgar,greedy

1)Thewayshehandledthecigar(Phs3,5,22,41,108)2)Hetooktheadvantageofother’smisfortuneandblackmailedthem.

C:poorly-educated

ungrammatical,slangysentences

2)HispersonalityA:cunni16AnanalysisoftheDuchess1)Herappearance:handsome,high-cheekbonedfeatures2)Herfinancialandsocialstatus

a:wealthy:Jaguar,Bedlingtonterriersb.theDuchess–threecenturiesandahalfinbredarrogancebehindher3)Herpersonalitya.well-educated,sharp-tonguedb.arrogant,dominant,elegant,c.firm,strong-willed,d.tactful,intelligent,posed,decisivef.hypocritical,sophisticatedAnanalysisoftheDuchess1)H17《高級英語》-課程-第一冊-制作人-徐李潔課件18美洲虎汽車公司于1935年創建。其前身叫SS公司，曾一度劃歸國營利蘭公司，1984年又重新歸私有，現名為美洲虎股份有限公司。美洲虎跑車是英國美洲虎（原譯為“杰戈娃”）轎車公司生產的名牌產品，美洲虎商標為一只正在跳躍前撲的“美洲虎”雕塑，矯健勇猛，形神兼備，具有時代感與視覺沖擊力，它既點破了公司的名稱，表現出向前奔馳的力量與速度，象征該車如美洲虎一樣馳騁于世界各地富有動感和勇猛無比的新美洲虎跑車.“美洲虎”已成為全世界男子漢們向往和引以為榮的最理想車型之一。該公司于1989年被美國福特汽車公司兼并，成為福特汽車公司生產豪華轎車的重要基地。英國生產的美洲虎轎車也是全世界名人政要及富人的首選。DRAMATICALLYBEAUTIFUL,POWERFULANDLUXURIOUS.EXHILARATINGLINESANDMUSCULARINTENTINNEXT-GENERATIONLIGHTWEIGHTALUMINIUM美洲虎汽車公司于1935年創建。其前身叫SS公司，曾一度劃歸19Expressionsofthewayshespoke(ph2)MyhusbandandIfindstrongsmokedefensive.Wouldyoukindlyputthatout.(ph6)….lips

tightened.Shesaidsharply.(ph19)Hertonewouldhavewitheredanyonewhoknewherwell.“Youunspeakableblackguard!Howdareyou!”(ph96)Peremptorilyshecuthimoff.(ph98)“Silence!”hervoicewasawhiplash.(ph101)Shedeclareddecisively.Expressionsofthewayshespo20Expressionsofthewayshelookedatothers(ph2)theDuchesslookedpointedlyatthehalf-burnedcigar.(ph7)Hiswifeshothimaswift,warningglance.(ph15)Shemethiseyesdirectly.“Whatareyoutalkingabout?”“Whatyouaresuggestingisthemostdisgusting,ridiculous…”(ph19)Springingtoherfeet,herfacewrathful,gray-greeneyesblazing.Shefacedthegrossnessofthe…squarely.(ph96)Hereyeswererivetedonhisface.(ph98)Eyesboredintohim.Expressionsofthewaysheloo21WordsandexpressionsNerveNerveswereexcessivelyfrayedSthgetonone’snerves使人煩躁liveonone’snerves過著緊張不安的日子Mynerveswillcrack.regainone’snerves恢復勇氣loseone’snerves.失去勇氣，變得膽怯haveanerve/thenervetodosth.有魄力，有膽量做某事Nerveswereexcessivelyfrayedkeepsb.ontetterhookskeepsb.onpinsandneedlesSb.hasantsinhispantsWordsandexpressionsNerve22frayvi.vt:towearoutThefabricfrayseasily.磨損，磨散織物的邊緣Temperbegantofrayasthetwoteamsfailedtoscore.Thiskindoflivingbegantofrayhernerves.這個孩子總是哭個不停，真是煩死人了。他再這么哭下去，我的腦袋就要炸了。這種布料做窗簾不合適，很容易磨損。Thebabyisalwayscrying.Itisgettingonmynerves.Mynerveswillcrackifhecriesmuchlonger.Thisclothisnotsuitableforwindowcurtains.Itfrayseasily.frayvi.vt:towearoutThefa23

Duke;Itpaystocheck:Duke–Duchess(公爵－女公爵，公爵夫人）Marquis-Marquise（侯爵－－Earl/count-Countess（伯爵－－Viscount–Viscountess（子爵－－Baron–Baroness（男爵－－Knight/Sir/LordByron（爵士－－Itpaystocheck:beprofitable,worthwhile

Itpaystobehonest.Hesaysfarmingdoesn’tpay.Inthefuture,you’lllearnthatitpaystoreciteasmanytextsaspossible.Cheatingintheexamdoesnotpayeventually.It’llpayifyoupracticespeakingwheneverpossible.

Duke;Itpaystocheck:Duke24pigDon’tbeapig.(greedy)I’vemadeapigofmyself.(eatentoomuch)Whentheyboughtthathouse,theyboughtapiginapoke.Pigsmightfly.(nonsense)Mothercarriedthelittleboypiggyback.Mummy,givemeapiggybackride.WhenIwasachild,Ihadapiggybank.Whatcanyouexpectfromapigbutagrunt?Whatcanyouexpectfromadogbutabark?Noivoryissuesfromthemouthofadog.Afilthymouthcannotutterdecentlanguage.pigDon’tbeapig.(greedy)25errand

n.差事

goonerrands,runerrands我有點事到城里去辦。John現在不在這里，他幫老板辦事去了。媽，我沒有時間幫你跑腿，我自己都忙死了。他被派到歐洲去處理一件生意上的事情。I’vegotafewerrandstodointhetownJohnisnothereatthemoment,hehasgoneonanerrandfortheboss.I’venotimetorunonerrandsforyou,Mom!Iambusymyself.HewassentonabusinesserrandtoEurope.errand

n.差事

goonerrands,26lickblinkshrugblazeboretightenshakewrinklecluckrubshootreddenrivetbulgesquare

Thefatbodywas____________withanger.She__________hernoseatthebadsmell.Thehousedetective__________histonguereprovingly.Hereyes___________withhappiness.Hispiggyeyes________attheofferofsuchalargeamountofmoney.WhenIwasabouttotellhimthenew,mymother________measwiftwarningglance.Whentheteacheraskedhimtoexplainhischeating,hekept_________hislips.Itwassocold,sotheman_________hishandstogether.TheDukemadeanattemptto_________hisshoulderswhichdidnotsucceed.Hemerely___________hisshouldersinanswertoourrequestforhelp.‘Listentomecarefully,’shesaid.Hereyeswere__________onhisface.‘Silence!’sheshouted.Eyes________intohim.Insteadofansweringmyquestions,hejust________hiseyes.Whenthedoctorwastakingoffthebandage,hislips___________andsweatappearedonhisforehead.Hisface__________whenwealllookedathimadmiringly.lickblinkshrug27MatchtheadjectivesinColumnAwiththeentitiesinColumnB.ColumnA ColumnBgross a.glanceobese b.voicehigh c.fingersbeady d.figurefalsetto e.bodyfleshy f.jowlbulbous g.nerveslim h.eyessharp i.cheekbonestense j.countenanceMatchtheadjectivesinColumn28

《高級英語》精品課程

第一冊制作人：徐李潔《高級英語》精品課程29Unitsix

ByArthurHaileyUnitsixByArthurHailey30TeachingObjectivesofUnit6Tohelpstudentstoappreciatethenovel.Tohelpstudentstoanalyzetheplot,theme,characterization,andplotTohelpstudentstoenlargevocabulary,esp.,togetfamiliarizedwithcolloquialEnglish,slangandungrammaticalEnglish.TeachingObjectivesofUnit6T31ArthurHailey(1920-2004)

-----borninEngland;----beganhiswritingcareerwhileanRAF（BritishRoyalAirForce）pilotduringtheSecondWorldWar;-----becameaCanadiancitizenaswellasBritish;-----Hailey'snovelshavebeenpublishedinthirty-ninelanguages.-----Anestimated160millioncopiesareinprintworldwide.----MostofhisbookshavebeenmadeintofilmsorTVseries.

ArthurHailey(1920-2004)

32

Majorworks:

FlightintoDanger(withJohnCastle(1958))

TheFinalDiagnosis(1959)InHighPlaces(1960)

Hotel(1965)Airport(1968)Wheels(1971)TheMoneychangers(1975)StrongMedicine(1975)TheEveningNews(1990)Detective(1997)

Majorworks:Flightint33ThestoryofHotel:Thesetting:theSt.GregoryHotel,thelargestinNewOrleans,Louisiana.FromMondaytoFriday.TheHotelisexperiencingacrisisofbeingforcedtobesoldtoachainhotelowner.Theevents:inthecrisis,therearefourknottyproblemsthatfacetheHotelmanagers:dealingwithanattemptedrapeinaroom;catchingathiefoperatinginthehotel;severalhundredofdentiststhreateningtoleavethehotelinprotestagainstthehotel’objectiontoservingablackdentist,andfinallythecaseoftheDukeofCroydon.Theend:Thenovelendswithapleasantsurprise.Asick,old,eccentricmanstayinginthehotelturnsouttobeanextremelywealthymanfromMontreal,Canada.Earlier,hefellseriouslyillandwassavedbyPeterandhisgirlfriend.Toshowhisgratitudeandtorepaytheirkindness,hebuysthehotelfromitsformerownerandmakesPeterthenewexecutivevice-president,withcompleteauthoritytorunthehotelashethinksfit.ThestoryofHotel:34

Questionstoconsider

1)Whoarethemaincharacters?2)Whathappensinthestory?3)Whenistheclimaxofthestory?4)Whatisthethemeofthestory?Questionstocons35Synopsis(概要)/PlotTheDukeandtheDuchessofCroydonoccupyaluxurysuiteinSt.GregoryHotelinNewOrleans.OnMondayevening,whiledrivingbackwithhiswife,theDuchess,fromagamblinghouse,theDukeknocksdownawomanandherchild.Bothofthemarekilled.Theydriveaway.Thehit-and-runbecomessensationalnewsinthecity.Ogilvie,thechiefhousedetectiveofthehotel,theblackmailerinthestory,noticesthebatteredcarwhenitdrivesbackintothegarageofthehotel.Insteadofreportingthistothepolice,hegoestoseetheDukeandtheDuchess.Heblackmailsthemforalargesumofmoneyasthepriceofhiskeepingsilent.TheDuchessdoesnotadmitthecrimeuntilthedetectiveproducesalotofevidences.Consideringthatonlybyremovingthebatteredcarcantheybecompletelyoutoftrouble,theDuchessofferstopayOgilvietwicemorethanhehasaskedforandinreturn,heshoulddrivethebatteredcartoChicagointhenorth.Ogilvie,underthelureofthelargesumofmoney,takestheoffer.Synopsis(概要)/PlotTheDukea36

TextualStructurePara1–21We’regettingsomewherePara22–55YoucameheretoblackmailusPara56–101Twenty-fivethousanddollarsPara102–109Therestofthetext

TextualStructurePara1–21P37

ThedevelopmentofthestorySectionOne(1-21):TheDuchess’denyingthecrimeSectionTwo(22-55):Ogilvie’spresentingevidencesSectionThree(56-101):NegotiatingSectionFour(102-109):MakingadealClimax:

Butwewillpayyoutwenty-fivethousanddollars.

Th38Clueofappreciationofthestory

ThesymbolicsignofOgilvie’scigarStrivingforthedominanceofthesituationbetweentheDuchessandOgilvie

Clueofappreciationofthest39Dramaticchangeofdominanceofthesituation

1.Beforetheevidenceisshown:DuchessOgilviesharp,firm,arrogantoffensive,challengingdominant,controlling---balance---

2.Aftertheevidenceisshown:surrendered,collapsed (graduallyweak)

---off-balance---

strong,dominantDramaticchangeofdominanceo40TheDuchessOgilvie3.Negotiating

calm,friendlycalm,friendly

---balance---4.Makingadeal

powerful,demandingsubmissive,obedient---off-balance---

TheDuchessOgilv41AnalysisoftheCharactersDukeDuchessOgilvieAppearanceNonehigh-cheekbonedfeaturespiggyeyesgrossjowledfaceobesebodythick,fleshyfingersbulbouscountenanceactionAlittlelookedpointedlyat…thoughtsLittlekeptfirm,tightreinonherracingmindvoiceAlittlehervoice–awhiplashspeaksinfalsettovoicelanguageLittleFormal,standard,well-educated“youtwowasinthehit-‘n-runAnalysisoftheCharactersDu42AnanalysisofOgilvie1)Hisappearance:piggyeyesgrossjowledfaceobesebodyspeaksinfalsettothick,fleshyfingersbulbouscountenanceAdisgustingimageAnanalysisofOgilvie1)Hisa432)Hispersonality

A:cunning,sophisticated,professional,alert,observant1)Hisvisitactuallytooktwicethattime.2)Heinquiredtheroomthoroughlywithsurprisingspeed.3)Hedidathoroughinvestigationofthecase.B:rude,coarseandvulgar,greedy

1)Thewayshehandledthecigar(Phs3,5,22,41,108)2)Hetooktheadvantageofother’smisfortuneandblackmailedthem.

C:poorly-educated

ungrammatical,slangysentences

2)HispersonalityA:cunni44AnanalysisoftheDuchess1)Herappearance:handsome,high-cheekbonedfeatures2)Herfinancialandsocialstatus

a:wealthy:Jaguar,Bedlingtonterriersb.theDuchess–threecenturiesandahalfinbredarrogancebehindher3)Herpersonalitya.well-educated,sharp-tonguedb.arrogant,dominant,elegant,c.firm,strong-willed,d.tactful,intelligent,posed,decisivef.hypocritical,sophisticatedAnanalysisoftheDuchess1)H45《高級英語》-課程-第一冊-制作人-徐李潔課件46美洲虎汽車公司于1935年創建。其前身叫SS公司，曾一度劃歸國營利蘭公司，1984年又重新歸私有，現名為美洲虎股份有限公司。美洲虎跑車是英國美洲虎（原譯為“杰戈娃”）轎車公司生產的名牌產品，美洲虎商標為一只正在跳躍前撲的“美洲虎”雕塑，矯健勇猛，形神兼備，具有時代感與視覺沖擊力，它既點破了公司的名稱，表現出向前奔馳的力量與速度，象征該車如美洲虎一樣馳騁于世界各地富有動感和勇猛無比的新美洲虎跑車.“美洲虎”已成為全世界男子漢們向往和引以為榮的最理想車型之一。該公司于1989年被美國福特汽車公司兼并，成為福特汽車公司生產豪華轎車的重要基地。英國生產的美洲虎轎車也是全世界名人政要及富人的首選。DRAMATICALLYBEAUTIFUL,POWERFULANDLUXURIOUS.EXHILARATINGLINESANDMUSCULARINTENTINNEXT-GENERATIONLIGHTWEIGHTALUMINIUM美洲虎汽車公司于1935年創建。其前身叫SS公司，曾一度劃歸47Expressionsofthewayshespoke(ph2)MyhusbandandIfindstrongsmokedefensive.Wouldyoukindlyputthatout.(ph6)….lips

tightened.Shesaidsharply.(ph19)Hertonewouldhavewitheredanyonewhoknewherwell.“Youunspeakableblackguard!Howdareyou!”(ph96)Peremptorilyshecuthimoff.(ph98)“Silence!”hervoicewasawhiplash.(ph101)Shedeclareddecisively.Expressionsofthewayshespo48Expressionsofthewayshelookedatothers(ph2)theDuchesslookedpointedlyatthehalf-burnedcigar.(ph7)Hiswifeshothimaswift,warningglance.(ph15)Shemethiseyesdirectly.“Whatareyoutalkingabout?”“Whatyouaresuggestingisthemostdisgusting,ridiculous…”(ph19)Springingtoherfeet,herfacewrathful,gray-greeneyesblazing.Shefacedthegrossnessofthe…squarely.(ph96)Hereyeswererivetedonhisface.(ph98)Eyesboredintohim.Expressionsofthewaysheloo49WordsandexpressionsNerveNerveswereexcessivelyfrayedSthgetonone’snerves使人煩躁liveonone’snerves過著緊張不安的日子Mynerveswillcrack.regainone’snerves恢復勇氣loseone’snerves.失去勇氣，變得膽怯haveanerve/thenervetodosth.有魄力，有膽量做某事Nerveswereexcessivelyfrayedkeepsb.ontetterhookskeepsb.onpinsandneedlesSb.hasantsinhispantsWordsandexpressionsNerve50frayvi.vt:towearoutThefabricfrayseasily.磨損，磨散織物的邊緣Temperbegantofrayasthetwoteamsfailedtoscore.Thiskindoflivingbegantofrayhernerves.這個孩子總是哭個不停，真是煩死人了。他再這么哭下去，我的腦袋就要炸了。這種布料做窗簾不合適，很容易磨損。Thebabyisalwayscrying.Itisgettingonmynerves.Mynerveswillcrackifhecriesmuchlonger.Thisclothisnotsuitableforwindowcurtains.Itfrayseasily.frayvi.vt:towearoutThefa51

Duke;Itpaystocheck:Duke–Duchess(公爵－女公爵，公爵夫人）Marquis-Marquise（侯爵－－Earl/count-Countess（伯爵－－Viscount–Viscountess（子爵－－Baron–Baroness（男爵－－Knight/Sir/LordByron（爵士－－Itpaystocheck:beprofitable,worthwhile

Itpaystobehonest.Hesaysfarmingdoesn’tpay.Inthefuture,you’lllearnthatitpaystoreciteasmanytextsas