EnglishUnit2PowerPointPresentationUnitOverviewVocabularylearningGrammarFocusTextAnalysisPracticeandActivitiesLearningStrategiesandSkillscontents目錄UnitOverviewCATALOGUE01ThemeTheMagicofReadingDescriptionThisunitexploresthetransformativepowerofreading,focusingonhowbookscanopennewworldsandinspireindividuals.UnitThemeDevelopstudents'readingcomprehensionandcriticalthinkingskills.Encouragestudentstoexploretheircreativitythroughwritingandliterature.Enablestudentstounderstandtheimportanceofreadingintheirpersonalandacademicdevelopment.UnitObjectivesModule1:ThePowerofReadingExplorethebenefitsofreadingandhowitcanshapeourworldview.Discussdifferenttypesofbooksandtheirimpactonindividuals.OverviewofUnitContentModule2:TheWorldofFictionExaminetheelementsoffiction,suchascharacters,plot,andsetting.Readandanalyzeselectedshortstoriesornovels.OverviewofUnitContentModule3:WritingandCreativityIntroducedifferentwritingtechniquesandexercisestodevelopcreativity.Havestudentscreatetheirownshortstoriesorpoemsbasedonreadings.OverviewofUnitContentModule4:BookReviewandCriticalThinkingPracticewritingbookreviewsandcriticalessaysonselectedtexts.Discusstheresponsibilitiesofbeinganinformedreaderintoday'ssociety.OverviewofUnitContentVocabularylearningCATALOGUE02Listanddefineatleast10newvocabularywordsintroducedinthisunit,includingsynonyms,antonyms,andrelatedexpressions.NewwordsExplaintheetymologyofatleast5newvocabularywords,tracingtheiroriginstoLatin,Greek,orotherlanguages.WordoriginsProvideexamplesofreal-worldusageforeachnewvocabularyword,demonstratingtheirpracticalapplication.WordusageNewvocabularyMultiplechoiceCreateasetofmultiple-choicequestionsusingthenewvocabularywordsasoptions.Ensurethateachquestiontestscomprehensionandapplicationofthevocabularywords.FillintheblankProvidesentenceswithmissingwordsforstudentstofillinusingthenewvocabulary.Encouragethemtousecontextcluesandgrammarrulestochoosethecorrectword.CrosswordpuzzleCreateacrosswordpuzzlewithcluesrelatedtothenewvocabularywords.Challengestudentstousetheirknowledgeofwordmeaningsandrelatedtermstocompletethepuzzle.VocabularyexercisesMnemonicsTeachstudentsmnemonicdevices,suchasacronyms,rhymes,orvisualimagery,tohelpthemremembervocabularywords.Havethemcreatetheirownmnemonicsforthenewvocabularywords.SpacedrepetitionEncouragestudentstousespacedrepetitionsoftwareorappstoreviewandreinforcetheirvocabularyknowledge.Remindthemtoreviewthenewvocabularyregularlytoenhanceretention.ActiverecallHavestudentspracticeactiverecallbywritingdownthedefinitionsofthenewvocabularywordswithoutlookingattheslides.Thenhavethemchecktheiranswersandcorrectanymisunderstandingsorgapsintheirknowledge.VocabularymemorymethodsGrammarFocusCATALOGUE03

KeygrammaticalstructuresSimplePresentTenseUsedtoexpressanactionthatoccursregularlyorhabitually.SimplePastTenseUsedtoexpressanactionthatoccurredinthepastandiscompleted.FutureTenseUsedtoexpressanactionthatwilloccurinthefuture.Thisverbmeanstoperformorexecuteanaction.Inthiscontext,itmeanstodothelifeboatdrill.CarryoutAsafetydrillthatteachespeoplehowtoboardandoperatealifeboatincaseofanemergency.LifeboatdrillcarryoutlifeboatdrillGrammarapplicationscenariosUsedifferenttensestoexpressthetimeoftheactionbeingdiscussed.Forexample,usethesimplepasttensetotalkaboutsomethingthathappenedyesterday,andthesimplepresenttensetotalkaboutsomethingthathappenseveryday.ConversationsUsedifferenttensestocreateasenseoftimeandmovementinastory.Forexample,usethesimplepasttensetodescribeeventsthatoccurredinthepast,andthesimplepresenttensetodescribeongoingactionsoreventsinthepresent.WritingstoriesTextAnalysisCATALOGUE04010203AuthorThetext'sauthorisJaneAusten,afamousEnglishnovelistinthe19thcentury.BackgroundThestorytakesplaceintheearly19thcenturyinEngland,atimeofsocialchangeandthebeginningoftheindustrialrevolution.PlotOverviewThestoryisaboutayoungwomannamedElizabethBennetwhofallsinlovewithawealthylandowner,Mr.Darcy.However,thereareseveralobstaclesintheirrelationship,andthetwomustovercomethemtobetogether.IntroductiontothebackgroundofthetextCharacterAnalysis:ElizabethBennetisawittyandintelligentyoungwomanwhoisdeterminedtofindtruelove.Mr.Darcyisaproudandreservedmanwhoinitiallyappearshaughtyandaloof.However,hehasakindheartandeventuallyfallsinlovewithElizabeth.PlotDevelopment:Theplotiswell-constructed,withseveralunexpectedtwistsandturnsthatkeepthereaderengaged.Thedevelopmentofthecharacters'relationshipisgradualandbelievable.Theme:Thethemeofthestoryisloveandsocialstatus,andhowthesetwofactorscanaffectpeople'slivesandrelationships.AnalysisofTextContentAustenusesawiderangeofvocabulary,fromformalandelegantlanguagetomorecolloquialandcommonexpressions.Thisaddstotheauthenticityofthetextandhelpsreadersunderstandthesocialcontext.Austen'sgrammarispreciseandformal,reflectingthesocialnormsofhertime.Sheusescomplexsentencestructuresandavarietyofverbtensestocreateasenseofdepthandcomplexityinherwriting.Austenemploysvariousfiguresofspeech,suchasmetaphorsandsimiles,toenrichthetextandadddepthtohercharactersandtheirrelationships.Forexample,shecomparesElizabeth'seyesto"sparklingstars"andMr.Darcy'sfaceto"chiselledmarble."VocabularyGrammarFigurativeLanguageLanguagepointsinthetextPracticeandActivitiesCATALOGUE05Provideaudiorecordingsofreal-lifeconversationsandaskstudentstolistenandanswercomprehensionquestions.ListeningComprehensionPlayanaudiorecordingofasentenceorparagraphandaskstudentstowritedownwhattheyhear,focusingonaccuratepronunciationandintonation.DictationListeningexercisesReadingComprehensionProvideshortparagraphsortextsandaskstudentstoanswerquestionsaboutthecontent,focusingonunderstandingthemainideaanddetails.VocabularyBuildingProvidealistofnewwordsandaskstudentstousetheminsentencesorcreatedefinitionsforthem,enhancingtheirunderstandingandretention.Reading