"Gulliver's Travels" PPT

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"Gulliver's Travels" PPT

Part One: Introduction of New Course

"Gulliver's Travels" is one of the earliest British literary masterpieces introduced to China. The author is the British writer Swift. This is a fable novel in which the author, through the mouth of Captain Gulliver, vividly describes his strange experiences during four voyages.

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Browse the text, find out the four-letter words in the text, use the reference book and combine the context to talk about the meaning of the words in the group.

Act rashly, drink it all in one gulp, be respectful

Behave elegantly, the country is peaceful and the people are safe, and you are invincible.

Little knowledge, impatience, the culprit

Crying loudly, in agony, and looking kind and cheerful

Magnanimous

explain words

To act rashly: lightly: rashly; recklessly: arbitrarily. Refers to taking action rashly without careful consideration.

Half-knowledge: incomplete knowledge and incomplete understanding.

Chief culprit: Chief: the leader. The leader of evil crimes.

Gentle and cheerful: Describes being kind and approachable.

Magnanimity: Describes a person who is big and tolerant.

Gulliver's Travels PPT, Part 2: Text Analysis

Read the text silently again and think about it: Where did Gulliver come to? What words do you know from? Draw with a pen and annotate next to it.

Twenty carts were filled with meat, and ten carts were filled with wine. The meat in each meat cart was only enough for me to eat two or three big mouthfuls. Each wine cart had six small clay pots of wine, and I poured them together. Drink it all in one gulp.

From the quantifiers in the article, I saw the image of Gulliver as a giant. He was always condescending in the Lilliputian country. No matter the emperor or the minister, Gulliver enjoyed the pleasure of looking down.

The Emperor towered over all his ministers by about a fingernail of mine, and that alone was enough to instill awe in those who saw him.

It turns out that the difference between the emperor and others is that he is one fingernail taller than the ministers. This height is extremely insignificant in real life, but in the Lilliputian country it is an important condition for becoming an emperor. Very ironic.

Gulliver's Travels PPT, Part 3: Writing Characteristics

The text is described using comic exaggeration techniques, which has a strong satirical effect. For example, "Twenty carts were filled with meat, and ten carts were filled with wine..."

Retell the passage in the third person.

When retelling, change the person's pronoun, and reorganize the original text in your own language based on understanding the original text.

Gulliver's Travels PPT, Part 4 content: Assignment:

Read "Gulliver's Travels" outside class.

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"Gulliver's Travels" PPT Download Part One: Impressions on First Reading "Gulliver's Travels" is one of the earliest British literary masterpieces introduced to China. The author is the British writer Swift. This is a fable novel in which the author uses the words of Captain Gulliver to vividly describe...

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"Gulliver's Travels" PPT courseware Part 1: First reading perception 1. Background information Author Jonathan Swift (16671745), a famous British satirical novelist and political commentator. Born into a poor family in Dublin, Ireland. His satirical novels have a profound and wide influence...

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