2019人教版选择性必修三 一单元 拓展阅读2Unit One Workbook Expanding Your World The E
xperiment阅读简案About the Passage"Little Women" is a beloved novel b
y Louisa May Alcott. Set during the Civil War, it follows the liv
es of the March sisters – Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy – as they naviga
te love, independence, and sisterhood. Through their experiences,
they learn about family, resilience, and staying true to oneself
. This timeless tale has touched the hearts of readers worldwide,
inspiring women to pursue their dreams and cherish the bonds of
sisterhood.About the AuthorLouisa May Alcott (1832-1888) is known
as an American author.Alcott worked as a servant and a seamstres
s before she made her fortune as a writer. Her first book, Flower
fables (1854) , was a collection of tales. Her letters written t
o her family when she was a Civil War nurse were published as Hos
pital sketches (1863) ; her first published novel, Moods, followe
d in 1864.She first achieved wide fame and wealth with Little wom
en (1868) , one of the most popular children''s books ever written
. The novel, which recounts the adolescent dventures of the four
March sisters, is largely autobiographical. She herself was repre
sented by the spirited Jo March. Good wives (1869) , Little men (
1871)，and Jo''s boys (1886) are sequels.Fast ReadingIn what order
is the passage going onWhat does the passage want to teach us?in
oder of timeWe can have our own interest, meanwhile we also need
to take our dutyDetailed Readingstay in bed late and do nothingsi
t in the old apply tree and readplay all the time and restlearn s
ome new songsWhat is Mrs March’s suggestion?You may try your expe
riement for a week and see how you like itComplete the following
tableDetailed ReadingWhat did the four sisters do the first day o
f holidaygot up late and had breakfast alonespent the morning wit
h a friend and the afternoon reading in the apply treeput on her
best dress and went outside to draw and was caught in rainpulled
all her toys out of her closet but then left them to play some mu
sicWhat is Mrs March’s reflection?She smiled and said nothing,kee
ping home pleasant and running smoothlyDetailed ReadingWhat did t
hey think of their experiment? found time hanging heavily and sta
rted cutting and spoiling her clothesread till her eyes hurt and
was sick of bookswas quite bored, for she didn’t like dolls or re
ading and she couldn’t draw all the time.sometimes suddely shook
her doll and shouted at it. No one would admit that they were ti
red of the experimentDetailed ReadingWhat did girls do knowing th
at their mother was “ill”?What was their breakfast like? ______
______was very bitter ____________were burnt ____________tast
ed oddWhat did they do thenThey together made a breakfast for her
The teaThe eggsThe biscuitsDetailed ReadingWhen did Mrs March hav
e lunWho did the cleaning?Who cooked lunch? What’s it like?What d
id the girls do then in the afternoon?How did they feel in the ev
ening?OutsideMeg tidied the living room, hiding the litter under
the sofa and shutting the curtains to save the trouble of dusting
Jo boiled the vegetables, burnt the bread, overboiled the lobster
, underboiled potato. Besides, she used salt instead of sugar for
stawberries and the cream was sourThey were busy tidying and cle
aning, receiving guests and runnig errands
They groaned or sighedDetailed re
adingRead aloud the last paragraph repeatedly.Translate this last
paragraph into Chinese.Try to recite the whole paragraphLanguage
Pointson one’s owntime hang heavilybe sick ofput together say to
oneselfsave the troublego withbe about to run errandsthink of on
eselfa sense of power and independencego to extreme独自地时间难熬厌倦共同自言自
语省去麻烦匹配即将…跑腿为自己着想一种权力和独立的感觉走极端AssignmentRead the passage again Se
arch the internet for the film of Little Women and enjoy itVocabularyexclaimn v. 大声喊drip v. 滴下experiment n. 实践be sick of 厌倦lobster n. 龙虾jug n. 壶run errands 跑腿porch n. 玄关groan v. 呻吟dreadful adj. 可怕的echo n.v. 回声；附和mischief n. 顽皮；不和 |
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