Unit 4 Fun, Oh Boy. Fun. You Could Die from it.综合教程三

Unit1Unit4Fun,OhBoy.Fun.YouCouldDiefromitWatchthevideoclipandanswerthefollowingquestions.WhatiswrongwithMable?2.What’sthenameofthegame?3.Doyouthinkitisfuntoplaythatgame?Whereisfuninyouropinion?Pre-readingActivities-Audiovisualsupplement1AudiovisualSupplementCulturalInformationShejustgotbraces.Thepeanut-buttergame.Yes.Funisaroundusandinourdailylife.Pre-readingActivities-Audiovisualsupplement2AudiovisualSupplementCulturalInformationGeorge:Allright,yeah.Ira:Youokay,man?George:Yeah,yeah,I’mgood.Ira:Ihopetheygotsomefood.Laura:I’msogladyouguyscame,hello,hi.George:Goodtoseeyou.-wow.Ira:Hi,how’sitgoing?Oh!Thankyou.George:Jeez,beautifulhouse!Laura:Thankyou.George:Howlonghaveyouguysbeenhere?Laura:We’vebeenhereaboutfiveyearsnow.Ingrid:What’sup?Laura:Thisismyfriend,George.AndthisisIra.ThisisIngrid.Ira:Wow!Georgedidn’tmentionyouhadadaughter.VideoScript1AudiovisualSupplementCulturalInformationFromFunnyPeopleGeorge:Haveyouseenanyofmymovies?Ingrid:Isawthemoviewhereyouhadababybody.George:So,yousaw“Re-do”.Canyoudotheface?Hey,that’sagoodimpression.Mable:Don’tleavemeintheplayroom!Laura:Thisismydaughter,Mable.Shejustgotbraces.George:Oh,yeah,letmeseethem.YoumindifIeatalittlebitofthatsandwichrightthere?Ira?Ira:I’m…I’mfull.Ingrid:Doyouguyswanttoplaythepeanut-buttergame?Laura:It’sfun.Youwanttoplay?George:Let’sdoit!Laura:Ira?Ira:Yeah,Ilikepeanutbutter,yeah.VideoScript2AudiovisualSupplementCulturalInformationLaura:Let’sdothepeanut-buttergame!George:Allright!Hooray!Peanut-buttergame!Peanut-buttergame!Laura:Okay,justputalittlebit.Mable:Ok.Ira:What’sshedoing?Laura:Alittlebit.Okay,okay.Ithinkthat’sgood.George:Thisiswhatyouguysdoinyourfreetime?Okay.Ingrid:Thereheis!Ira:Oh,boy.Comeon.Hegother.Hegother.Oh,so,you’resupposedtodoitontheears.Laura:George’sturn!Yeah!George’sturn!George:No.Idon’twanttodothat.No,Irawillgo,letIrago.VideoScript3AudiovisualSupplementCulturalInformationIra:No,no,George.Ingrid:Comeon.Okay,allright!George:Ijustwashedmyhairthismorning.George!George!George:Oh!God.No!That’snotthegame.VideoScript3AudiovisualSupplementCulturalInformation1.Funcanbedefinedasapleasurableexperience,enjoyableoccupationoranactivitythatinvolvesamusementorpleasure.2.Butwhatdoweviewasfun?Theanswermaydependonourage,becausewhat'spleasantandfunforachildisnotnecessarilyentertainingandfunforateenageroranadult.3.Whatpeopleconsiderfunoftenchangeswithageandmaturity.CulturalinformationAudiovisualSupplementCulturalBackgroundInthistext,theauthorchallengesthemodernideathatfunistherefortheaskingandthatfunovershadowseverything.Theauthorargues,instead,thatfunishardtohaveandthatfunisararejewel.GlobalReading-TextAnalysisStructuralAnalysisTextAnalysisStructuralanalysisStructuralAnalysisTextAnalysisPart1introducesthethesisoftheessay:Funishardtohave.Funisararejewel.Part2pointsoutaprevalentmisconception,andconsequencesthereof,thateverythingissupposedtobefun.Part3istheconcludingpartoftheessaywheretheauthorsuggeststhatweoughttotreatfunreverently.ParagraphsMainidea1-56-1112-15Detailedreading1-4DetailedReadingFun,OhBoy.Fun.YouCouldDiefromitSuzanneBrittJordan1Funishardtohave.2Funisararejewel.3Somewherealongthelinepeoplegotthemodernideathatfunwastherefortheasking,thatpeopledeservedfun,thatifwedidn’thavealittlefuneverydaywewouldturninto(sakesalive!)puritans.4“Wasitfun?”becamethequestionthatovershadowedallotherquestions:goodquestionslike:Wasitmoral?Wasitkind?Wasithonest?Wasitbeneficial?Wasitgenerous?Wasitnecessary?And(myfavorite)wasitselfless?5Whenthepleasuresgottobethemainthing,thefunfetishwassuretofollow.Everythingwassupposedtobefun.Ifitwasn’tfun,thenbyJove,weweregoingtomakeitfun,orelse.6Thinkofallthethingsthatgotthereputationofbeingfun.Familyoutingsweresupposedtobefun.Sexwassupposedtobefun.Educationwassupposedtobefun.Workwassupposedtobefun.WaltDisneywassupposedtobefun.Churchwassupposedtobefun.Stayingfitwassupposedtobefun.7Justtomakesurethateverybodyknewhowmuchfunwewerehaving,weputhappyfacesonflunkingtestpapers,dirtybumpers,stickyrefrigeratordoors,bathroommirrors.Detailedreading5-7DetailedReadingDetailedreading8-9DetailedReading8Ifakid,lookingathisveryhappyparentstraipsingthroughthatveryhappyDisneyWorld,said,“Thisain’tfun,ma,”hisma’sheartsank.Shewonderedwhereshehadgonewrong.EverybodytoldherwhatfunfamilyoutingstoDisneyWorldwouldbe.Gollygee,whatwasthematter?9Fungottobesuchabigthingthateverybodystartedtolookformoreandmorethrillingwaystosupplyit.Onewaywastostepupthelevelofdangerorlicentiousnessoralcoholordrugconsumptionsothatyoucouldbesurethat,nomatterwhat,youwouldmanagetohavealittlefun.Detailedreading10DetailedReading10Televisioncommercialsbroughtalotoffunandfun-lovingfolksintothepicture.Everythingthatpeopleinthosecommercialsdidlookedlikefun:takingPolaroidsnapshots,swillingbeer,buyinginsurance,moppingthefloor,bowling,takingaspirin.Weallwished,I’msure,thatwecouldhavehalfasmuchfunasthoserough-and-readyguysaroundthelockerroom,flickingeachotherwithtowelsandpouringchampagne.Themorecommercialspeoplewatched,themoretheywonderedwhenthefunwouldstartintheirownlives.Itwasprettydepressing.Detailedreading11-12DetailedReading11Bigoccasionsweresupposedtobefun.Christmas,ThanksgivingandEasterwereobviouslysupposedtobefun.Yourweddingdaywassupposedtobefun.Yourweddingnightwassupposedtobeawholelotoffun.Yourhoneymoonwassupposedtobetheepitomeoffundom.AndsoweendedupgoingthrougheveryBigEventweevercelebrated,waitingforthefuntostart.12Itoccurredtome,whileIwassittingaroundwaitingforthefuntostart,thatnotmuchis,andthatIshouldtellyoujustincaseyou’reworriedaboutyourfuncapacity.Detailedreading13DetailedReading13Idon’tmeantoputadamperonthings.Ijustmeanweoughttotreatfunreverently.Itisamystery.Itcannotbecaughtlikeavirus.Itcannotbetrappedlikeananimal.Thegodofmirthispayingusbackforallthoseyearsofthinkingfunwaseverywherebyrefusingtocometoourparty.Idon’twanttoblasphemefunanymore.Whenfuncomesinonlittledancingfeet,youprobablywon’tbeexpectingit.Infact,Ibetitcomeswhenyou’redoingyourduty,yourjob,oryourwork.ItmayevencomeonaTuesday.Detailedreading14.1DetailedReading14Irememberoneday,longago,onwhichIhadanespeciallygoodtime.PamDavisandIwalkedtotheCollegeVillagedrugstoreoneSaturdaymorningtobuysomecandy.Wewereabout12yearsold(funages).ShegotherBit-O-Honey.Igotmymaltedmilkballs,chocolatestars,Chunkys,andasmallbagofM&M’s.Westartedbacktoherhouse.Iwasgoingtospendthenight.Wehadthewholedaytolookforwardto.Wehadplentyofcandy.ItwasalongwaytoPam’shousebuteverytimewegotwearyPamwouldputherhandoverhereyes,scanthehorizonlikeasailorandsay,“Oughtareachhomebynightfall,”atwhichpointthetwoofuswouldlaughuntilwethoughtwecouldn’tstanditanotherminute.Detailedreading14.2-15DetailedReadingThenafterwegotcalm,she’dsayitagain.Youshouldhavebeenthere.ItwasthekindofdayandfriendshipandoccasionthatmademedeeplyregretfulthatIhadtogrowup.15Itwasfun.1.Whatisthethesisstatementoftheessay?Detailedreading1-4--QuesionsFunishardtohave.Funisararejewel.DetailedReading2.InParagraph4,aseriesofquestionshasbeenraised.What’stheeffectofit?Here,bymakingastartlingstatement(thequestion“Wasitfun?”overshadowedallotherquestions)andraisingaseriesofquestions,Jordanpointsoutthatfunhasbecomethemajorconcernofpeople.Ithasoutweighedmanyotherquestions.Detailedreading7--QuesionDetailedReadingWhataresomeofthethingsthatdonotprovidefunaccordingtoJordan?Failinginatest,dirtybumpers,stickyrefrigeratordoorsaresomeofthethingsthatarenotsourcesoffun.Detailedreading9--QuesionDetailedReadingWhatrelationshipdoestheuseofdrugsandalcoholhavetoourdifficultiesinhavingfuntoday?Todayaspeopleliveunderunprecedentedstress,theycanhardlyrelaxandthemonotonousroutineworkisnotintheleastexcitingforthem.Onlywhentheyindulgethemselvesindrugsandalcoholcantheyforgettheworriesofthedayandhavealittlefun.Detailedreading11--QuesionDetailedReadingWhatistherelationshipbetweenbigoccasionsandtheexperienceoffun?Withhighexpectationsforfun,peoplearenotcontentedwiththejoythatbigoccasionssuchasholidays,weddingsorbirthdaysbringthem.Tomakeupfortheinadequacyoffunandjoy,theyarestillexpectingthenextbigoccasionwhichmightbringthemexcitement.1.HowdoesJordandevelopParagraph13?Detailedreading13—Quesions1Todeveloptheidea,theauthorusesdefinition:“itisamystery”,andcomparisonandcontrast.Somefigurativetechniquesareemployedtofurtherdefinewhatfunis,whichincludepersonification:“Whenfuncomesinonlittledancingfeet,youprobablywon’tbeexpectingit.”andsimile:“Itcannotbecaughtlikeavirus.Itcannotbetrappedlikeananimal.”DetailedReading2.Whatdoes“ItmayevencomeonaTuesday”mean?Detailedreading13—Quesions2Tuesdayisaworkday,thedayfollowingtheblueMonday.Itiscommonlyregardedasanordinarydaywheneveryoneissupposedtobedoingtheroutinework.Asarule,noholidays,nobigoccasionswouldtakeplaceonthisday.Butifwetreatfunproperly,wecanhavefunevenonsuchanordinaryday.DetailedReadingDetailedreading14--QuesionDetailedReadingWhydoesJordanuseananecdotetoconcludeheressay?HereJordansuggeststhatitiseasierforchildrentohavefunthanitisforgrown-ups.Detailedreading–ActivityClassActivityGroupdiscussion:AnimaginaryeventispresentedinParagraph8andarealoneinParagraph14.What’sthefunctionofthenarrationofthesetwoevents?Tip:Intheimaginaryevent,theelaboratepreparationoftheparentswaswastedandthechildfailedtohavetheexpectedfun,whereasintherealevent,thesimplechildishbehaviorgavethechildrensatisfactionandjoy.Withacomparisonoftheseevents,theauthorsuggeststhatwhatissupposedtobefunmaynotenableonetohaveagoodtime.Thesimplejoyoflifeistherealfunpeopleareseeking.DetailedReadingovershadowv.makesb.orsth.lesssuccessful,important,orimpressivebycomparisonwithothers;dominateDetailedreading–overshadowe.g.Benovershadowsallhiscolleagueswithhisextraordinaryinsightandquickwit.Sheisovershadowedbyheryoungerandmoreattractivesister.DetailedReadingflunkv.fail,esp.(in)acourseoranexamDetailedreading–flunke.g.Theboywasupsetbecauseheflunked(in)anEnglishexam.DetailedReadingflunkoutexpelorbeexpelledfromaschoolorcoursebecauseofworkthatdoesnotmeettherequiredstandardse.g.Wedidn’tflunkout,butourrecordsweren’tsogood.traipsev.walkwearilyDetailedreading–traipsee.g.Shespentthedaytraipsingfromoneshoptoanother.DetailedReadingepitomen.anideal;atypicalrepresentationDe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