Before Reading_ 1.1,An English Song Success Has Made a Failure of Our Home,Word Detect,Warm-up Questions,Dictation,Background Information,Ludwig Van Beethoven,Thomas Edison,Directions: Watch the video and fill in the blanks.,Before Reading_ 1.2,An English Song Success Has Made a Failure of Our Home,Word Detect,Warm-up Questions,Dictation,Background Information,Ludwig Van Beethoven,Thomas Edison,Success Has Made a Failure of Our Home,We used to go out walking hand in You told me all the big things you had planned It wasnt till all your dreams came true put me in second place with you You have no time to love me anymore Since and fortune knocked up on our door And I spend all my evenings all,hand,_,long,_,Success,_,fame,_,alone,_,Before Reading_ 1.3,An English Song Success Has Made a Failure of Our Home,Word Detect,Warm-up Questions,Dictation,Background Information,Ludwig Van Beethoven,Thomas Edison,Success has made a of our home If we could share an evening now and Im sure wed find true again You never hold me like you used to do Oh, its funny what success has to you You have no time to love me anymore Since fame and fortune up on our door And I spend all my evenings all alone Success has made a failure of our home Success has made a failure of our home,failure,_,then,_,happiness,_,done,_,knocked,_,Before Reading2,An English Song Success Has Made a Failure of Our Home,Word Detect,Warm-up Questions,Dictation,Background Information,Ludwig Van Beethoven,Thomas Edison,Who is the most successful person in the world in your opinion? Could you tell us something about him or her? 2. What qualities do you think successful people possess? 3. What do you think fame can bring to people?,Before Reading_3,Word Detect,Warm-up Questions,Dictation,Background Information,Ludwig Van Beethoven,Thomas Edison,Directions: The following are the synonyms related to Fame and Success. Match the word in Column A with its definition in Column B.,Column A Column B,achievement celebrity pass fame prosperity distinction fulfillment,1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.,a. b.c. d. e. f. g.,the condition of being well-known to many people, esp. for a particular reason fame, esp. for being better than most others at a particular thing success in life or business the successful finishing or gaining sth satisfaction after successful effort a success in a examination the state of being famous,4,( ),6,( ),5,( ),1,( ),7,( ),3,( ),2,( ),An English Song Success Has Made a Failure of Our Home,Success is peace of mind which is a direct result of in knowing you did your best to become the best you are capable of becoming. This is that each one of us wants to and needs to know. Success has to each one of us. A child finds success in the toys of his choice, a student succeeds if he passes an exam, an employee if he and a mother if she finds her child happy. People are happy once they . Positive attitude and happiness go . People are famous among friends and family if they have the and happiness. Hence success and fame knowing the true priorities in life and for it with a positive attitude.,Before Reading_4.1,Word Detect,Warm-up Questions,Dictation,Background Information,Ludwig Van Beethoven,Thomas Edison,Directions: Listen to the passage and fill in the blanks with the missing words or expressions.,An English Song Success Has Made a Failure of Our Home,self-satisfaction,_,one secret,_,different value,_,acquiring,_,gets promoted,_,taste success,_,right attitude,_,comes from,_,striving hard,_,Ludwig Van Beethoven: one of the best known and most admired German composers. He continued writing music after he lost the ability to hear at the age of 30. His famous works include The Fifth Symphony (第五交响乐) and The Emperor Concerto (皇帝协奏曲).,Before Reading_5_1,Word Detect,Warm-up Questions,Dictation,Background Information,Ludwig Van Beethoven,Thomas Edison,An English Song Success Has Made a Failure of Our Home,Before Reading_5_1_pop,Word Detect,Warm-up Questions,Dictation,Background Information,Ludwig Van Beethoven,Thomas Edison,Ludwig Van Beethoven,A. Biographical Background,1. 2.3. 4.5.6.7.,Born in 1770 His earliest music teacher was his father, a singer in the chapel at Bonn. His father wanted to turn Ludwig into another Mozart. When he was seventeen he played for Mozart, who prophesied a great future for him. He studied with Haydn from 1792 to 1794 and briefly with other composers and teachers. He began to lose his hearing around 1796, and by 1820 could hardly hear at all. Died in 1827.,B. Output,1. 2. 3. 4.,Orchestral music Chamber music Piano music Vocal music,