Программа элективного курса по английскому языку

THE SWORD IN THE STONE

Навыки	Виды чтения	Типы заданий
Чтение	Ознакомительное, просмотровое/поисковое Изучающее - с целью полного понимания отрывков из произведений художественного литературы	Ответы на вопросы
Говорение	Диалогическая/монологическая речь	Передача и запрос информации, выражение отношения к прочитанному

Reading for understanding

1. 
   He caused a great stone to appear in a London churchyard.
   
2. 
   Set in the stone was an anvil, and sticking out of the top of the anvil was a sword.
   
3. 
   Who (ever) pulls out this sword from this stone and anvil is the rightful king born ……………
   
4. 
   Gossip started
   
5. 
   Every knight in the kingdom would come for the tournament; one of them should be able to pull out the sword and therefore would prove to be the king.
   
6. 
   He was a hasty and ill-tempered youth.
   
7. 
   (Because when he reached the tournament field) he realised he had forgotten his sword.
   
8. 
   (He found just the thing he wanted) a sword sticking right through the anvil into a stone.
   
9. 
   He called his father, Sir Ector and said: ‘Here’s the sword from the stone, I am the rightful king of England’.
   
10. 
    He led his son back to the churchyard, took a Bible and asked his son to swear on the holy book that he himself removed the sword.
    
11. 
    He admitted that his squire, Arthur had brought it to him.
    
12. 
    The sword would not move.
    
13. 
    Arthur was a foundling child, brought to Sir Ector as a baby by the enchanter Merlin.
    
14. 
    Because Sir Ector was not his father, and Sir Kay was not his brother, and he was king of all England.
    
15. 
    The common folk.
    
16. 
    Restoring law and justice to the land.
    
17. 
    They wanted to fight wrong and help King Arthur rule justly and wisely.
    
18. 
    Возможны различные варианты ответов
    

UNIT 3

THE NOVEL APPROACH 1

Навыки	Виды чтения	Типы заданий
Чтение	Ознакомительное, просмотровое/поисковое Изучающее – с целью полного понимания отрывков из произведений художественного литературы	Ответы на вопросы
Письмо	Академический	Заполнение таблиц
Говорение	Диалогическая/монологическая речь	Передача и запрос информации, выражение отношения к прочитанному

1. 
   Getting to know the characters
   

Обсуждение в классе.

a) Scrooge is hard and sharp as flint; secret, self-contained and solitary as an oyster;

b) The cold within him;

c) A collection of deep yellow wrinkles;

d) Because of a pair of large black eyes, still full of fire and intelligence (which gleamed and played under the snow-white eyebrows, and the projecting parchment-coloured skull, like jewels in a charnel-house);

e) Because of the strong contrast of the dim charnel house and the sparkle of the jewels in an unlikely setting.*;

f) It showed in the economy of his movement, of his speech, of his expression;

g) Because there was something coiled, compressed in his immobility;

h) It was as if Goldfinger had been put together with bits of other people’s bodies; nothing seemed to belong;

i) By obtaining sunburn – a red-brown camouflage;

j) Because they grew up from childhood with an inferiority complex and because the short men caused all the trouble in the world (Napoleon, Hitler);

k) a misshapen short man with red hair and a bizarre face

l) Студенты выполняют данное задание в группах, сравнивая и обсуждая свои варианты.

WORD STRONG INNER FEELING CHARACTER

Craving badly longing/ blood lust Gagool

Compressed patient/prepared Goldfinger Covetous greedy Scrooge

2. 
   Appearances aren’t deceptive
   

Работа в парах.

PHYSICAL FEATURE	DESCRIPTION	CHARACTER
1. eyes 2. body 3. skull 4. hair 5. eyes 6. mouth 7. legs 8. face 9. chin 10. voice 11. eyebrows 12. mouth 13. lips 14. forehead 15. skull 16. head 17. cheek 18. nose 19. nose	large and black thick wrinkled scalp crew-cut carroty red sunken slit blunt, peasant moon-shaped curved outwards to a point grating snow-white thin and dead straight blue fine and high projecting parchment-coloured huge and exactly round shrivelled fleshily aquiline pointed	Gagool Goldfinger Gagool Goldfinger Scrooge Gagool Goldfinger Goldfinger Gagool Scrooge Gagool Goldfinger Scrooge Goldfinger Gagool Goldfinger Scrooge Goldfinger Scrooge

3. Very Revealing

a) Scrooge

b) Goldfinger

c) Suggested answer (Gagool)