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SaloonUnit5AppearanceQuotations

Bewaresolongasyoulive,ofjudgingpeoplebyappearances.

---LaFontaine

Howthingslookontheoutsideofusdependsonhowthingsareontheinsideofus.

---ParksCousins

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TextNewwordsExtensivereadingIntensivereadingSummaryQuestionsandExercisesLanguagelab—Warm–upactivity大眼睛---wide/large

eyes

小眼睛small/narroweyes方臉---square

face瓜子臉---ovalface長臉---longface圓臉---roundface酒窩---dimple美人痣---beautymole雙眼皮---double

eyelid單眼皮---singleeyelid

小薄嘴---thinlips大厚嘴---thicklips櫻桃嘴cherrylips高鼻梁的鼻子---highbridgednose扁鼻子---flatnose矮short高tall不高不矮

mediumheight

太胖overweight豐滿plump胖fat瘦thin苗條slim骨瘦如柴

skinnyWordsaboutappearanceLookatthefollowingphotos,doyouthinktheyarebeautifulorhandsome?Why?Languagelab—Warm–upactivityListentothetextthenmatchthemainideaswiththeparagraphs.Text—While-reading—ExtensivereadingPara1-2Para3Para4-5Para6Ideasofbeautyofwomanaredifferentindifferentperiodsoftime.Ideasofbeautyofwomanaredifferentindifferentplaces.Ideasofbeautyofmanaredifferentindifferentperiodsoftime.Ideasofbeautyofmanaredifferentindifferentplaces.

Text—While-reading—IntensivereadingBack

You’regorgeousPara1

Formanypeople,supermodelCindyCrawfordwastheperfectAmericandreamgirl:slim,tannedandnatural-looking,withlong,shinyhair.Nowonder

peoplehavedescribedheras“themostbeautifulwomanintheworld”.Butpeoplehavenotalwayshadthesameideasaboutbeauty.BackPara1

Untilthe1920s,suntanswereforpoorpeople;“ladies”stayedoutof

thesuntokeeptheirfacesaspaleaspossible.Fivehundredyearsago,inthetimesofQueenElizabethIofEngland,fashionableladiesevenpaintedtheirfaceswithleadtomakethemwhiter—averydangeroushabitsinceleadispoisonous!

Text—While-reading—IntensivereadingBackPara2

Andpeopleintheeighteenthcenturywouldcertainlynothavethoughtmuchof

CindyCrawford’shair!Ladiesinthosedaysneverwentoutwithouttheirwigs,whichweresoenormous–andsodirty–thatitwasquitecommontofindmicelivinginthem!Asfor

the“perfectbeauties”paintedbyRubensintheseventeenthcentury,iftheywantedtobesupermodelstodaytheywouldhavetospendmonthsonadiet!

Text—While-reading—IntensivereadingBackPara3

Ideasofbeautycanbeverydifferentaccordingtowhereyoulive,too.ForthePaduangtribeinSouth-EastAsia,traditionallythemostimportantsignofbeautywasalongneck.Soattheageoffiveorsix,girlsreceivedtheirfirstneckring,andeachyeartheyaddednewrings.Bythetimetheywereoldenoughtomarry,theirneckswereabouttwenty-fivecentimeterslong!

Text—While-reading—Intensivereading

Para4Andwhatabouttheidealman?Ifyouaskwomentodaytonameanattractiveman,mostmentionsomeonelikeRusselCrowe,MelGibsonorDenzelWashington:someonetallandstrong,braveand“manly”.Back

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Para5

Intheeighteenthcentury,however,“manliness”,wasverydifferentfromwhatitistoday.Aswellaswearingwigs,perfumeandlotsofmake-up,atruegentlemanshowedhisfeelingsbycryingfrequentlyinpublic.Accordingtoonestory,whentheBritishPrimeMinister,LordSpencerPerceval,cametogiveKingGeorgeIVsomebadnews,bothmensatdownandcried!Back

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Para6

Andevennow,JamesBondmightnotfinditsoeasytoattractwomanifhevisitedtheDinkatribeofSudan.Theyhavealwaysbelievedinthesayingthat“bigisbeautiful”,Traditionally,eachyear,mencompetetowinthetitleof“thefattestman”.Thewinnerissuretofindawifequickly:foraDinkawoman,ifamanisfat,itisalsoasignthatheisrichandpowerful.幻燈片41Back

Text—While-reading—Intensivereading

Nowonder+(that)clause難怪；不足為奇Itisno

wonder

1.Nowonderpeoplehavedescribedheras“themostbeautifulwomanintheworld”.Text—LanguagePointsBack例句：你走得太慢，難怪你遲到。◆

Youwalkedsoslowly,itisnowonderyouwerelate.

1)留在…之外，不到…地方去：

◆

Tellthechildrentostayoutofthebuilding.2)不參與，不插手；置身于…之外：

◆Ihopeyou'llstayoutoftheaffairwhileI'maway.

2.Ladiesstayedoutofthesuntokeeptheirfacesaspaleaspossible.

BackText—LanguagePoints

Back3.Andpeopleinthe18thcenturywouldcertainlynothavethoughtmuchofCindyCrawford’shair!

◆Idon’tthinkmuchofThelegendofZhenhuan.◆Fromnowon,wemustthinkhighlyofsavingenergy.Text—LanguagePointsthinkmuch/highlyof1).對…評價很高，對…印象很好2).對…重視，器重thinknothingof輕視，不重視；認為…沒什么了不起

Back4.

Asforthe“perfectbeauties”paintedbyRubensintheseventeenthcentury,

Text—LanguagePointsasfor而、可是、至于

◆

YoucanwatchTVnow,asforhim,he’llhavetodohishomework.

Back5.Ideasofbeautycanbedifferentaccordingtowhereyoulive.◆Everythingwentonaccordingtotheplan.Text—LanguagePointsaccordingto根據，依據，按照◆Accordingtotheweatherreport,itwillbesunnytomorrow.

Back6.

Aswellaswearingwigs,perfumeandlotsofmake-up,atruegentlemanshowedhisfeelingsbycryingfrequentlyinpublic.

Text—LanguagePointsaswellas…“不但…而且…”

ShecanspeakFrenchaswellasEnglish.ShecanspeaknotonlyEnglishbutalsoFrench.

7.

inpublic公開地;當眾

Text—LanguagePointsBack◆Sheisshyanddaresnotsinginpublicinprivate私下;秘密地

她很害羞，不敢當眾唱歌。

8.

believeinText—LanguagePointsBack◆DoyoubelieveinGod?

believe“相信(是真實的)”◆Idon’tbelievehe’sonly25.

②“相信(是能成功的)”

◆

Believeinyourself,oryou’llneversucceed.

①“相信(是存在的)”③“相信(是誠實的)，信任”

◆Idon’tbelieveinhim.anAmericanactressandsupermodelappearedonmanymagazinecoversFitnessprogramhostAdvertisingspokespersonLanguagelab—BackgroundinformationCindyCrawford

(1966-)

BackLanguagelab—BackgroundinformationElizabethI

(1533–1603)QueenofEnglandfrom1558to1603Unmarriedinherlifetime“TheVirginQueen”Herreign---“thegoldenage”BackLanguagelab—BackgroundinformationPeterPaulRubens

(1577-1640)FamousFlemishBaroquepainterKnownforhisportraitofplumpwomenOver2000oilpaintingsBackLanguagelab—BackgroundinformationLordSpencerPerceval(1762-1812)BritishstatesmanandPrimeMinister(1809-1812).TheonlyBritishPrimeMinistertohavebeenassassinated.BackLanguagelab—BackgroundinformationGeorgeIV(1762-1830)KingofEnglandfrom1820to1830GiftedandhandsomeBackLanguagelab—BackgroundinformationPaduang長頸族/巴東族BackLanguagelab—BackgroundinformationBackLanguagelab—BackgroundinformationBackLanguagelab—Backgroundinformation2010

《羅賓漢》RobinHood

2001《美麗心靈》ABeautifulMind2000《角斗士》Gladiator

RussellCrowe(羅素·克洛)

1964年4月7日出生,美國人

BackLanguagelab—BackgroundinformationMelGibson（梅爾·吉布森）1956年1月3日出生，美國人

1995《勇敢的心》Braveheart

2000《愛國者》ThePatriot

BackLanguagelab—BackgroundinformationDenzelWashington

（丹澤爾·華盛頓）1954年12月28日出生，美國人

2001《訓練日》TrainingDay

1999《颶風》TheHurricane

2007《美國黑幫》AmericanGangsterBackLanguagelab—BackgroundinformationJamesBond（詹姆斯·邦德）

Back詹姆斯·邦德（JamesBond），是一套小說和系列電影的主角名稱。原作者是英國作家伊恩·弗萊明。在故事里，他是英國情報機構軍情六處的特工，代號007，被授權可以干掉任何妨礙行動的人。他的上司是一位神秘人物“M”，他還有一位好搭檔Q，專門為他提供各種高科技武器。到目前為止已經有了六位扮演者了，其中最著名的要數第一位——肖恩·康納利。

Languagelab—BackgroundinformationJamesBond（詹姆斯·邦德）

Back肖恩·康納利第1任007

喬治·拉贊貝第2任007羅杰·摩爾第3任007Languagelab—BackgroundinformationJamesBond（詹姆斯·邦德）

Back提摩西·達頓

第4任007皮爾斯·布魯斯南第5任007丹尼爾·克雷格第6任007Languagelab—BackgroundinformationDinka丁卡族Back丁卡人結婚的聘禮是牛；內部爭端的賠償物是牛；當然，食物的來源也是牛。連起名也是根據牛。部族人家的貧富是通過牲畜的數量多少來衡量的。牛對丁卡族人說來，是他們生活中最寶貴的財富，也是經濟地位和社會地位的象征。丁卡人有一句俗語說：“后找老婆先找牛”。因為，一個沒有牛的男子是無法娶到妻子的。在當地，男子娶一個妻子，至少要給女方父母十五頭母牛和五頭公牛。Languagelab—Backgroundinformation丁卡族---成年禮Back收獲的季節是少年們舉行成年禮的時節。每個男孩的額頭都會被刻上六道水平線，宣布他有結婚的資格。將要接受成年禮的男孩子被帶到一個住處接受長者的祝福。然后儀式師將他們帶到附近的高粱地里。每個男孩在自己面前的地上挖一個小坑用來接血，他們的父母無動于衷的在旁邊觀看。儀式師用刀在男孩的前額上劃一道橫線。如果喊疼或者是動了一下導致線不直，這個男孩將遭受終身的鄙視。Decidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrue.Text—While-reading—ExtensivereadingPaleskinwasmorepopularthantannedskinuntilthetwentiethcentury.2.Elizabethanmake-upwasnotsafe.3.Inthe18thcentury,fashionableladieshadmiceaspets.4.WomeninRuben’stimeprobablyneverwentondiets.5.Paduangwomenwithshortneckscouldn’tgetmarried.6.Inthe18thcenturyitwasOKformentocry.7.Dinkawomenthinkthinmenareveryugly.BackTonguetwisterShesellsseashellsontheseashore.Sixsickhicksnicksixslickbrickswithpicksandsticks.IfStuchewsshoes,shouldStuchoosetheshoeshechews.BackTonguetwisterIsawSusiesittinginashoeshineshop.Whereshesitssheshines,andwheresheshinesshesits.Vocabularyandstructure

wear2.onadiet/dieting3.gorgeous4.diet5.make-up6.Nowonder7.thinkmuchof8.worn9.titleTask4Task5fair2.natural-looking3.suntanned4.tall5.pale6.athletic-looking7.manly8.slim9.brave10.blue-eyedTranslationNowonderObamadefeatedhisrivalandwontheAmericanpresidentia