高考英语书面表达读后续写课件

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Newspaper Chase
It was ne ’clck in the mrning. In the Rivesville twn art gallery, a windw pened and a man came in. His name was Harry Black, and he was a thief. It was dark in the art gallery, but Harry had a light. He lked acrss the rm at a painting. “There it is!” he said. Harry mved quickly acrss the rm. He std and lked at the painting. “A millin dllars fr this?” he thught. “I dn’t understand it.” But he tk a knife frm his cat. Then he tk the painting very, very slwly frm its frame. Harry went back acrss the rm t the windw, but he walked int a table. There was a beautiful blue glass vase n the table. It fell n the flr and brke int pieces. He ran acrss the pieces f glass t the windw. Harry rented a rm in Mrs. Allen’s huse. He went quietly up t his rm and clsed the dr. In his rm, Harry tk the painting frm his bag. He wrapped it with a newspaper and put the newspaper under his bed.
In the mrning, Jenny Allen was putting ld bttles int a bx. On the TV, a reprter was at the Rivesville art gallery. He was talking abut the lst painting and the brken glass vase. Jenny glanced at the pht f the blue vase. At that time Harry wasn’t in his rm. He was talking n his telephne. Jenny was lking fr ld newspapers. Every Friday mrning, she tk them frm every rm in the huse. Then later, the newspaper recycling truck arrived. Jenny pened Harry’s dr and lked int his rm. She always tk his ld newspapers r bttles fr recycling. She fund a newspaper under Harry’s bed. She put the ld newspapers int a black recycling bx. Then she ran frm the huse and saw the truck. “Wait!” she said. And she quickly gave the bx t ne f the men. Harry came back t the huse. He saw the recycling truck, and he saw Jenny. “The newspaper——！Oh, n!” Harry said.
Reading fr structure
Reading fr infrmatin
Clues t writing
Cntinuatin writing
falling actin
rising actin
intrductin (setting)
cnclusin(evaluatin)
Harry Black was a thief. He fund a painting in the art gallery at ne ’clck in the mrning.(Para. 1-2)
Harry stle the painting and tk it hme. He wrapped it with a newspaper and put it under the bed.(Para. 3-6)
Jenny gave the bx cntaining a painting wrapped with a newspaper t the newspaper recycling truck.(Para. 7-9)
He chased after the truck. (Para. 12)
Then Jenny called the plice n the telephne. . (Para. 13)
Harry came back and saw the truck and Jenny.(Para. 10-11)
Harry Black&a painting
He was a thief. Harry had a light. He lked acrss the rm at a painting.“There it is!” he said.“A millin dllars fr this?” he thught. “I dn’t understand it.”He ran acrss the pieces f glass t the windw.
It was ne ’clck in the mrning. In the Rivesville twn art gallery, a windw pened and a man came in. It was dark in the art gallery.The painting was in the frame and wrth a millin dllars.There was a beautiful blue glass vase n the table. It fell n the flr and brke int pieces.
Cnclusin: Harry Black was a thief and stle a painting frm the art gallery in the darkness. He returned hme with a piece f glass f a beautiful blue glass vase.
Newspaper Chase
Jenny Allen&a newspaper
When did it happen?
In the mrning, Jenny Allen was putting ld bttles int a bx. On the TV, a reprter was talking abut the lst painting and the pht f the blue vase. Then the newspaper recycling truck arrived.
What did Jenny d?
Jenny was lking fr ld newspapers. Jenny pened Harry’s dr and lked int his rm. She fund a newspaper under Harry’s bed. She put the ld newspapers int a black recycling bx. Then she ran frm the huse and saw the truck. “Wait!” she said. And she quickly gave the bx t ne f the men.
What did Harry d?
At that time Harry wasn’t in his rm. He was talking n his telephne. Harry came back t the huse. He saw the recycling truck, and he saw Jenny
What was his reactin?
“The newspaper——！Oh, n!” Harry said.He chased after the truck.
Why did Harry chase the truck?Did Harry catch the truck?What did he d then?
Why did Jenny suspect Harry a thief?What did Jenny d?
What can we infer frm it?
Harry thught the painting was in the truck.
He caught the truck and lked fr the newspaper wrapping the painting.
Jenny fund a piece f glass belnging t the blue glass vase.
She called the plice.
He chased after the truck. He lked fr his newspaper.
Then Jenny called the plice n the telephne.
It was dark in the art gallery. Armed with a light, Harry, a thief, lked acrss the rm at a painting, which was wrth a millin dllars. He tk the painting and went back acrss the rm t the windw, running acrss the piece f glass, which belnged t a beautiful blue vase. Quietly entering his rm, he wrapped the painting with a newspaper and put it under the bed. In the mrning, Jenny, a hstess, tk his ld newspaper fr recycling while he was nt in his rm and glanced a reprter cvering the pht f the blue vase n the TV. When the truck came, she gave a bx cntaining his newspaper t ne f the men.
Use yur wn wrds t retell this incident
Steal a painting
A piece f glass
Chase a newspaper
Cntinuatin Writing
续写第二段中大量对话来写Harry想通过偷画来帮助穷人，把Harry 描写成一个好人。然后一起与警察在垃圾车里找画。
Jenny一问Harry为什么追，Harry 就主动承认自己偷画的事实，忽略了上文提供的信息，也不符合逻辑。
当警车到来， Harry就坦白。现场记者就报道小偷被抓。 我得出一个结论，有困难应该去找人帮忙而不是放弃自己的生活。
从报纸里掀开画推断出他是小偷，He ran acrss the pieces f glass t the windw，Jenny glanced at the pht f the blue vase这些信息都忽略了。
Overwhelmed by anxiety, Harry drpped ne she while running at his full speed.Driven by extreme fear, Harry screamed in a dreaded vice in an attempt t ask the men n the truck fr a stp. Desperately wanting t take his millin-dllar painting back, Harry kept chasing crazily.
Seeing the truck drve away swiftly carrying the millin-dllar painting, Harry threw himself heavily n the grund with his heart beating widely.
It dawned n Harry that he was a regrettable failure t steal the painting in the gallery.Finally, Harry felt regretful when infrmed f being fined 500 dllars.He shk his head regretfully.Cnsumed with great regret and shame, Harry admitted …
Hw wuld yu describe Harry’s feeling?
Much t his relief, the truck slwed dwn and pulled ver eventually. He breathed a sigh f relief when the truck came t a full stp. Wearing a relieved smile, he climbed int the truck, lking fr his newspaper.
Realizing that Harry was likely t be the thief, she frze there with her muth wide pen. She std there rted t the grund with her mind blank and legs trembling.
Armed with slid evidence, she tld what she had witnessed t the plice calmly. Attempting t repress her fear, she calmly tld the plice abut the piece f the glass.
“Gd jb,” ne f the plicemen said, “there is a reward fr yu.” Hearing the reprter n TV, Jenny fund herself cvered with glry all f a sudden. Cnsidered as a her, Jenny received an award.
Hw wuld yu describe Jenny’s feeling?
frightening
It was a great relief that the painting was returned t the gallery in gd cnditin. In relief, Jenny sighed, seeing the plice taking the thief away. Feeling relieved, Jenny tried her best t…
He chased after the truck. By cincidence, the traffic light in the nearest crssing turned red when the truck was n the pint f ging thrugh it. The truck came t a full stp, s Harry managed t get clse t it and reached the black recycling bx. Having held the mst expensive newspaper tightly under his arms, he gt int a passing taxi immediately, nt nticing a thin piece f glass drp. Hwever, Jenny witnessed what had happened. Driven by curisity, she picked up the piece f glass. It dawned n her that this piece lked like what was described in the pht f the blue vase. At this thught, she frze there with her muth wide pen.
Then Janey called the plice n the phne. She infrmed the plice f where the taxi was heading and the dubtful piece f glass she had just fund. “It’s exactly frm the brken vase in the art gallery, I bet.” The plicemen set ff in n time. After thirty minutes r s, Harry, the hateful thief was caught when hiding the precius painting in an abandned cave. Eventually, the painting was returned t the art gallery and Harry was punished fr his greed. Only then did Harry understand that n ne can make a frtune withut painstaking effrts.