.高二英语Getting-along-with-others课件6.pptVIP

Unit 1 Getting along with others Project Questionnaire Are you a boy or a girl? Boy ___ Girl ___ Tick the answer which most applies to you. 1. How many best friends do you have? A. a lot B. a few C. none 2. How often do you have a long conversation with your friends? A. more than three times a week B. Once a week C. Seldom D. Never 3. What topics do you mostly talk about with your best friends? A. hobbies and interests B. families and friends C. school and study D. emotions and feelings E. future plans and dreams F. others 4. Do you share your secrets with your best friends? A. always B. sometimes C. never 5. Do you think boys and girls have the same attitudes towards friendship? A. Yes B. No 6. If you choose No to Question 5, what different attitudes do they have? A. girls’ friendships based on shared emotion and support B. boys’ friendships based on shared activities and interests C. other. ________________ What’s your definition of friendship? girls’ definition … boys’ definition … 2. Do you think boys and girls have different attitudes towards friendship? Read the school magazine article carefully and try to answer the following questions. What puzzles Robert? What’s the difference between boys and girls in their attitudes towards friendship? What are boys’ and girls’ friendships each based on? What puzzles Robert? Some things about Amanda and her friends. For example, he can’t understand what girls can talk about for so long. What’s the difference between boys and girls in their attitudes towards friendship? Girls always seem to have a lot to talk about with their best friends. They seem to have more friendships than boys. Boys can’t name a single best friend. What are boys’ and girls’ friendships each based on? Girls’ friendships are based on shared feelings and support while boys’ friendships are based on shared activities and interests. They’re still sitting on the sofa, absorbed in conversation! (Line, 6) be