（精）M6U2-project课件.ppt

smile more have a young heart * * Module 6 Unit 2 Making a happiness handbook Golden days Where can we find happiness in our daily life? Do you think happiness lies in the past or in the future? 1. Is the writer old or young? How do you know that? The writer is old. He says “when I was young”, implying that he is not young any more. Read the essay GOLDEN DAYS by yourselves and then try to answer the questions. 2. What time does the writer consider to be the happiest of his life? His days at school were the happiest of his life. 3. Why does the writer think those days were happy? He didn’t have any worries in his life and could spend all day outside playing with his friends and talking about interesting things. All he had to do was go to school and spend a few hours studying after school. His parents took care of everything important. At the weekends, he could see friends, visit his grandparents, read books and play sport. He didn’t need to think about problems at work or worry about income or how to take care of a family. In a word, he could fully enjoy adolescence. True or False 1. He thinks the happiest of his life were the college days in the countryside in England. 2. He was so eager to grow up that he had a lot to worry about when he was young. 3. In the writer’s opinion, health plays an important role in a person’s happy life. 4. He can stay cheerful because he can still play sport when he was getting old. F F T F 1. Is the writer a teenager or an adult? How do you know that? A teenager. Because in Para 3, the writer says “I will also be happy because I will be an adult then.” Read the second passage MY FUTURE HAPPINESS and answer these questions. 2. Why does the writer think that her happiest days will be in the future? In the future, people will be healthier and live longer. They will never worry about illness because of the new technology. There will be no war, pollution or hunger. People will only work four hours on