阅读教程3蒋静怡unit4 common sense or legal intervention-2.pptVIP

Unit 4 Common Sense or Legal Interventionby Helen What do you think of the following images? Hollywood writer changes the script on Smoking Section One Title Analysis Who is the Hollywood writer? Why does the writer change the script? Predictions: Reasons on changing the script. Other writers’ responses. Report what you read. How much do you know about Eszterhas? He is a famous…. In the past…. Now …. He urged the Hollywood to rethink the way it presented smoking. Section Two Detailed Reading Para. 1-3 1. Which of the following information about Eszterhas is incorrect? 1) He thought smoking was a cancer-causing habit. 2) He felt a great regret at his unnecessary shots for smoking. 3) He was addicted to smoking and drinking. 4) He became a firm anti-smoking campaigner. 5) He was diagnosed with throat cancer. 6) He was the director of Basic Instinct. Section Two Detailed Reading Para. 1-3 What changed Eszterhas’ attitude toward smoking? 1) He was diagnosed with throat cancer. 2) He changed his attitude because of the disease and his conscience of responsibility. 3) He doubted the way Hollywood presented smoking. 4) He thought smoking is a cancer-causing habit. Report what you read. How much do you know about Eszterhas? He is a famous…. In the past…. Now …. He urged the Hollywood to rethink the way it presented smoking. Section Two Detailed Reading Para. 3-4 What was the way Hollywood presenting smoking? In the way of sex appealing, mystery and style. Why did Hollywood stars enjoy the association with smoking? 1) It made them easy to become popular. 2) It made them mysterious. 3) It was required by the plot. Section Two Detailed Reading 3. What does the author want to prove by Bette Davis and Audrey Hepburn ? Smoking can ooze sex appeal, mystery and style. Section Two Detailed Reading What are the Australian filmmaker’s attitude towards Eszterhas’ change of smoking? How many Australian filmmakers are mentioned? And who are they? Section Two Detaile