【恒心】The+Boy+and+the+Bank+Officer自学辅导课件

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1、LessonTWOTheBoyandtheBankOfficerPlot:aboy’swithdrawalofmoneyfromthebankSetting:atthebankProtagonists:bankofficer,theboyand“I”ThemeofthestoryTraditionally,poorpeopleandpeoplewhosympathizewiththemhaveregardedbanksasevil,asenemiesofthepoor.Suchsuspicionsandmisgivingsobviouslystilllingeron.Thisar

2、ticleseemstoprovethatprejudicesofpeopleliketheauthorareungrounded.Part1(para.1)about:Part2(paras.)about:Part3(paras.)about:Structureofthetext2—2324—32Theattitudeoftheauthor’sfriendtowardbank.Theboymanagedtowithdrawmoneyfromthebankbutwaskindlyrefused.TheendofStructure.Thebankofficerclearedthef

3、act.QuestionsWhydidtheauthorgotothebankoneday?Whatdidheseeinthebank?Whydidtheboyhavetroublewithdrawinghismoney?Whatdidtheauthordothen?Whydidtheofficerrefusetolettheboywithdrawhisownmoney?AbouttheAuthorPhilipRoss(1939—)isanAmericanwriterbasedinNewYork.Afterworkingasanewspaperreporterforfouryea

4、rs,heturnedtofreelance(自由职业作家)writing.ManyofhisarticleshaveappearedintheNewYorker(《纽约人》),Reader’sDigest(《读者文摘》)andNewYorkTimes(《纽约时报》).ThistextistakenfromStrategiesforSuccessfulWriting:ARhetoricandReader,3rdeditionpublishedbyPrenticeHall,Inc.in1993inEnglewoodCliffs,NewJersey.AuthorTheendofAut

5、hor.WritingDevicesHyperboleTobecontinuedonthenextpage.Afigureofspeechinwhichconsciousexaggerationisusedwithouttheintentofliteralpersuasion.Itmaybeusedtoheighteneffect,ortoproducecomiceffect.WritingDevicesHyperbole:moreexamplesTobecontinuedonthenextpage.Imovedinforthekill.(para.19)Izeroedinont

6、heofficer.(para.20)Hiseyesfellonthepage,buthismindwasamillionmilesaway.Iwillloveyoutillthesea’sgonedry,therocksmeltwiththesun.Languagestudy1.accountn.anarrangementthatyouhavewithabanktopayinortakeoutmoneyExample:Mysalaryispaiddirectlyintomybankaccount.①takeaccountofsth./takesth.intoaccount:to

7、considerorincludeparticularfactsordetailswhenmakingadecisionorjudgmentaboutsth.Example:Thesefiguresdonottakeaccountofchangesintherateofinflation.1.②onaccountof:becauseofsth.else,especiallybecauseofaproblemordifficultiesExample:Hecan’trunveryf