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Unit2Lessonl Moneyvs SuccessStep1Fast-readingI.Read the passage quicklyand Hllin the following blankswith suitablewords.Ex-millionaireJason HarleyHe was a college
1.________.He hada hugesix-bedroom16years agohouseand a
2.________of$2million.He lives in a small
3._______with only
4._______furniture.Hehas a small garden
5.______he growssome vegetables and aTodayfewflowers.He getshis clothesand alot ofother thingsfrom
6._______shops.He
7.______it.He ispleased togive upthe lifestyleof arichHis attitudeto thechangeman.He was
8.___of beinga person
9.____had everythingin aThereason forthe changeworld where many people had nothing.He ismuch
10._____now.He wouldn,t goback to being richHisfeelings nowforanything-no way.
1.professor2fortune3dormitory4second-hand5where6charity7appreciates8tired9who10happierII.What,s themain idea of the passageThe mainideaofthepassageis betweenAngela Johnsonand ex-millionaire Jason Harley.答案an interviewStep2CarefuLreadingChoose thebest answer.
1.Jason Harleyis anexample toshow.A.that peoplecan behappy withoutmoneyB.that arich mancan findhappiness bygiving hiswealth awayto charitiesC.some millionaireswill continue to beconcerned aboutmoney afterthey becomemillionairesD.if you can dreamit,youcando it
2.What wasthe signfor Jason Harley tobe amillionaire sixteenyears agoA.He was acollegeprofessor.B・He hada hugesix-bedroom houseand afortune of2million dollars.C・He workedhard toget money.D.He turnedhis backon his money.
3.Which ofthefollowingis TRUEaccording tothe textA.Jason Harleydoesn thave anynew furniturein hisdormitory room.B.Jason Harleyis makinga livingby growingvegetablesandflowers now.C.Jason Harleycan onlyafford cheapthings now.D.Jason Harleyis nowliving in asmalldormitory roomwith abig garden.
4.How didJason Harleydeal withhis hugeamounts ofmoneyA.He gaveit awayto hischildren.B.He gaveit awayto localpoor people.C.He gaveit awayto hungrypeople in the world.D.He gaveit awayto charities.
5.How doesJason Harleythink abouthis presentlifeA.Tired andworried.B・Funny butenjoyable.C.Free andhappy.D.Proud andsatisfying.答案BBADCStep3Post-readingI.After readingthepassageplease Allinthefollowing blanks.9A lotof peopleare
1.determine tobecome amillionaire.They thinkabout all the things they
2.doonce theybecome rich.Actually,some millionairescontinuetobe
3.worry aboutmoney,so theyarehardworking tomake surethey neverlose it.However,there aresome peoplewho dont want tobe amillionaire.JasonHarleyis oneexample.JasonHarleywas amillionaire sixteenyears
4.,but hewas tiredof
5.be aperson who had everythinginaworldwheremanypeoplehad nothing.So hegave allhismoney awayto
6.charity.Jason nowlivesinasmalldormitory room
7.there isonly second-handfurniture.Though hehas givenaway allhismoney,he livesa
8.happy lifethan before.When
9.askwhether therewere anythings hemissed,he repliedthat successis notmeasured byhow muchmoneyyou havebut byhow youunderstand thetrue
10.mean oflife.1determined2will do3worried4ago5being6charities7where8happier9asked10meaningII.Discuss withyour partnerand thenanswer thefollowing questions.
1.If youwanttobeamillionaire,what will you haveto do
2.If youare amillionaire,willyoudonate yourmoney tocharities Whyor whynotStep4Sentence-learning
1.They spendhalf of their timedreaming upways ofgetting richand achievingthe successthey expect,and the rest oftheir timethinking aboutallthethingstheywill doonce theybecome rich.
2.He wastired ofbeing regardedas livinga successfullife,asaperson whohad everythingwhile manypeoplehadnothing.
3.Whenever hehad morethan twothousand dollars,he wouldgive awaysmall banknotes tohomelesspeople inthe streetsof localareas.工［句式分析J本句是一个主从复合句主句的谓语动词是spend；half oftheir time和therest作它的并列宾语;作的后置定语和是定oftheirtime ofgetting richways theyexpect theywill do语从句,分别修饰先行词和success thingso［自主翻译］他们花一半时间想象各种发财和达到他们期望的成功的方法，另一半时间则用来考虑一旦发了财他们会做什么［2句式分析J本句为复合句主句是Hewastired of…；whohadeverything是who引导的定语从句;用作并列连词,表示对比、转折while［自主翻译他厌倦了过别人眼中成功的生活，在很多人一无所有的时候自己能够拥有一j切句式分析］本句是复合句…是主包；…是引导3he wouldgive awayWhenever hehad whenever的让步状语从句［自主翻译每当他的钱超过两千美元时，他就会给当地街头无家可归的人赠送小额钞票J。
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