Lesson 1 The Middle Eastern Bazzar 高级英语第一册ppt课件.ppt

Welcome to Advanced English Class ! The differences between Advanced English and Basic English: The text The demand 3. The schedule Aims of the Course a. Vocabulary b. Paraphrase c. Structure d. Style e. Rhetoric Lesson One The Middle Eastern Bazaar What occurs to you when the term “Middle East” is mentioned? veiled women men in robes or turbans copper vessels carpets (rug, tapestry) spices Muslims(Moslems) mosque The Koran Allah desert camels caravansary trade caravan merchants Silk Road oasis petroleum sandstorm, sand dust Gulf wars the Nile pyramids mummies Jerusalem (Holy City)… Objectives of Teaching To comprehend the whole text To learn and master the vocabulary and expressions To learn to paraphrase the difficult sentences To understand the structure of the text To appreciate the style and rhetoric of the text Background Material 1. Middle East 2. bazaar eastern: oriental ant. occidental the Persian word bazar an oriental market-place where a variety of goods is sold (a street of small shops) cf. bizarre odd, weird Organization a piece of objective description; painting a picture in words of a person, place, object, or scene; generally developed through sensory details, or the impressions of one’s senses sight, hearing, taste, smell and touch ; help to bring out the dominant characteristic of the person or thing described?; general or specific objective , realistic or emotional, impressionistic; Organization objective description of place; developed by space; impression: aged, backward, crowded, noisyfeudal economy Organization Structural analysis section 1: Para. 1 overall impression of a bazaar upon entering the gate. oldheat and glare of a big, open square a cool, dark , deep caverncrowded, narrow roadway noisy section 2: Para. 2 the cloth market. section 3: Paras. 3-4 special ways of trading in a bazaar Organization section 4: paragraphs. 5-6 coppersmith market section 5: Para. 7 general description of a group o