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Lesson One The Middle Eastern Bazaar Teaching Objectives：1． Learn about the characteristics of the Middle Eastern bazaar 2．Learn about the writing stylesEmphases and difficult point to understand1. The difficult language points and expressions2. The complex sentences and differentiation of synonymsTeaching Methods1. Analysis 2. ExplanationTeaching Contents1. Typical characteristics of the Middle Eastern bazaar2. The structure of the textTeaching ProcessⅠ. Morning Report 1. Prepared beforehand.2. Chosen Topic3. Latest news and interesting stores Ⅱ. Introduction to Background 1. Definition of Middle EastThe area from Afganistan to Egypt, including the (Afga) Arabian Penisula, Cyprus and Asiatic Turkey2. Sketch Map of Middle East 3. Supplementary Reading MIDDLE EAST CROSSROADS OF FAITHAND CONFLICTIts human struggle as tortuous as its landscape, the Middle East has again become—as in ancient times—a nexus of bitter conflict. Some disputes are battles within nations, as a surging younger generation challenges autocratic regimes for opportunity and political reform. Others pit nation against nation, over issues ranging from weapons proliferation to the proper interpretation of Islam. But none thrown off noise and headlines like the clash of Israelis and Palestinians over the tiny parcels of land on which both peoples have staked their survival. At times peace between them has seemed imminent, but again and again that hope has been shattered by violence, sending shock waves through the region and around the world. Other problems include natural resources. The region’s oil fields will not produce forever, forcing oil-rich nations to diversify their economies or face steep decline. The scarcity of that other precious fluid, water, limits development as populations boom. In this land of crisis, followers of the great faiths that were born here—Judaism, Christianity, and Islam—have their work cut out for them.Ⅲ.Main Body 1. Explain Useful Expression1