综合英语第四册3-11-Part 2.pptVIP

a. b. c. a. b. c. b. c. * * * * * * Reading Comprehension Part II Book 3-Unit 11 Pre-reading Task Comprehension Work Language Work Reading Comprehension Book 3-Unit 11 Return to Menu Book 3-Unit 11 Discuss the following questions: Looking back on your past, do you have any regrets about the important decisions you have made in your life? If you do, what are they? If you don’t, ask your partner if he/she has. If you were given a chance to change your past, what would you want to change most? Looking into the future, what is your plan for yourself? Have you thought about it? Do you agree with the saying An unexamined life is not worth living? Have you examined your life? Text Summary Text Organization Question Discussion Difficult Sentences Story Reproduction Book 3-Unit 11 Text Summary Book 3-Unit 11 Listen to the text and fill in the blanks to complete the summary of the text. The two roads refer metaphorically to __________________________. One will bring ______________________. The other leads to ________________________________________ ___________ .Those who choose the second road (the wrong road) would mourn over their mistakes when they get old, but their cry of remorse would not bring back their youth. two choices in a persons life happiness and success of ones life failure, sorrow, discomfort and a total waste Text Organization Book 3-Unit 11 4 3 2 1 Main Ideas Paragraphs Parts 1 2-5 6 7 A sixty-year old man meditated over his long and painful journey in life with great remorse on New Years Eve. The young man was brought back to reality and realized that it was not too late for him to choose the right road. The writer makes an appeal to those young people who hesitate before choosing a road in life and warns them of the consequences of failing to make well-considered decisions about their future. He recalled the moment when his father placed him at the entrance of the two roads, and felt regretted that he had chosen the wrong