10 单元 B 3a----4.ppt

The first story really happened. The radio program was called “ The War of the World.” Writing (3c: P80) A sample joke: The story happened during my first few days in a new school. My friend Jim told me that the woman standing in front of our classroom was our new English teacher. So I walked toward her and said hello to her. However, she looked puzzled and said nothing to me. Later I realized that Jim had played a joke on me. The second story about April Fool’s Day is the most believable. I have a similar experience. A few years ago, a day before April Fool’s Dau, it was said there would be a big earthquake in our area. So people tried to buy as much food as possible such as vegetables and bean oil. Suddenly things became expensive. And it was hard to buy things for daily use. But at last there was no earthquake at all and foods were sold out in shops and supermarkets. Explanation * By the time I got outside, the bus had already left. Section B 3A Competition: Retell the stories in 2a,2b. When? What happened to Dave, Nick and Joe first? What happened next? What did they realize (What’s the ending)? Let’s talk about the movie: The earth was damaged. Different kinds of serious disasters happened on the earth. The panic set off （恐慌激起）across the whole city. People fled from（逃离）their homes. flee—fled--fled set—set--set Read the three stories one by one carefully and answer the questions. 1. What does Orson Welles do? 2. What did he announce in his radio program? 3. Did the people believe what he said? Read the first story, and answer the questions. An actor. Aliens from Mars had landed on the earth. Yes. They think Welles was so convincing that hundreds of people believed the story. 4. Was the story true? No. Authorities revealed that the story was a hoax. Spaghetti had been sold out.(卖光） People bought as much spaghetti as they could. spaghetti /sp?`geti/ 意大利式细面条 U 1. The reporter is from t