1、1教学材料:外研版高中英语新教材选择性必修第一册教学内容:Unit 1 Laugh out loud!第五课时:Presenting ideas 执教人:2Laugh out loud!外研版(2019)高中英语选择性必修一Unit 1 Presenting ideas By Franklin Learning objectives 3Language knowledge1. Learn how to use figures of speech like simile, exaggeration, sarcasm and etc.1Culture knowledge1. Appreciate
2、the art of stand-up comedy. 2Language skills 1. Learn how to make a joke.3What makes a joke? Setup Writing is easy. PunchlineAll you have to do is cross out the wrong words.4SetupWhile on a lecturing tour of the United States, Twain went into a barbers shop to get a haircut and a shave. The barber,
3、not recognising him, asked if he had a ticket to the lecture. When Twain replied that he didnt, the barber told him that if he wanted to go to the event he would have to stand, as there were no seats left in the theatre. Punchline: Twains response was, “Thats just my luck. I always have to stand whe
4、n that fellow lectures!”What makes a joke? 5SetupOnce, having been invited to dinner at a university, he was put on the spot when the president suddenly asked him to give a speech. Thinking on his feet, Lin started to tell a story about a cruel Roman emperor who tried to feed a man to wild animals.
5、First came a lion. The man whispered something in the lions ear, after which the lion shook its head and walked away unhappily. Then along came a tiger. Again, the man whispered in the tigers ear. The tiger looked shocked and hurried away. “What did you say to my animals?” said the emperor, astonish
6、ed. Punchline“I told them they had to make a speech after eating me for dinner.”Appreciate the joke from Lin Yutang Once, having been invited to dinner at a university, he was put on the spot when the president suddenly asked him to give a speech. Thinking on his feet, Lin started to tell a story ab
7、out a cruel Roman emperor who tried to feed a man to wild animals. First came a lion. The man whispered something in the lions ear, after which the lion shook its head and walked away unhappily. Then along came a tiger. Again, the man whispered in the tigers ear. The tiger looked shocked and hurried
8、 away. “What did you say to my animals?” said the emperor, astonished. “I told them they had to make a speech after eating me for dinner.”Why do we laugh at a joke? 6在一个安全、无威胁的情境下,预期与实际知觉出现矛盾(失谐)时,便会产生幽默失谐幽默四种特质:预期之外、与环境不致、不合逻辑或无法理解、过于夸张刺激材料的意外程度、失谐程度与幽默成高度正相关Reference Nerhardt, G. (1970). Humor and
9、 inclination to laugh: Emotional reactions to stimuli of different divergence from a range of expectancy.Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, 11(3), 185195.https:/doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-9450.1970.tb00734.xWarren, C., Barsky, A., & McGraw, A. P. (2021). What Makes Things Funny? An Integrative Review o
10、f the Antecedents of Laughter and Amusement. Personality and Social Psychology Review, 25(1), 4165. https:/doi.org/10.1177/1088868320961909How can we make a joke?7Rule: seriousfunny Misdirection(误导)joke technique Setup Writing is easy. PunchlineAll you have to do is cross out the wrong words.How can
11、 we make a joke? 8Rule: Present something in an excessive manner so that it seems unreasonable or illogical. Exaggeration(夸张) SetupIt was so cold outside. PunchlineI even see polar bears wearing down jackets (羽绒服).joke technique How can we make a joke? 9Rule: 1. use the word/phrase that has more tha
12、n one meaning2. use the words that have different meanings but sound the same Pun(双关)SetupTime flies like an arrow. PunchlineFruit flies like an orange. joke technique SetupThere were no seats in the theatre so you would have to stand.PunchlineThats my luck. I always have to stand while that fellow
13、lectures!How can we make a joke? 10Rule: Compare similarities between two different things. Simile(明喻)SetupBreaking down a magic is like breaking down a frog. PunchlineThey both die in the process. joke technique How can we make a joke? 11Rule: Give a bitter remark.Sarcasm(讽刺)SetupMoney isnt everyth
14、ing in life. PunchlineBut it does keep you in touch with your boss. joke technique How can we make a joke? 12A simple approach 1. Statement of truthdetermine a clear subject/topic, stating your opinion/attitude on a certain phenomenon, event or person 2. Lists (think of some relevant words and phras
15、es)nouns, verbs, adjectives Pick 4-5 words and phrases from the list 3. Create a setup: I (emotion) (subject) because create a normal sentence using the list from step 2 to describe normal/expected responses e.g. I love something because 4.Apply a type of joke technique (or more) to your normal sent
16、ence and add some details to make them coherent You can reverse your emotion to create unexpected responses.love, hate; be interested in, bored with; afraid of, excited aboutAn example13Step 2 Lists frustrated (think of some related words and phrases- adj./adv.-n.-v.)bored, anxious, late, angry cars
17、, buses, electric bikes, accidents, jams, carbon dioxide rush to the bus stop, miss the train/subway, get stuck in jams Step 3 Create a setup (add a reason to your statement of truth) I hate traffic because it makes me frustrated when I come across traffic jams. it puts out carbon dioxide. Step 1 St
18、atement of truthSubject: Traffic Traffic makes me frustrated.How can we make a joke? 14Step 4 Apply a type of joke format to your setup add some details to make them coherent I love traffic because (误导-反转)I like the sense of community you can find when getting stuck in jams. I like the smell of carb
19、on dioxide. Misdirection serious- funny- funniestWhen I think of traffic, I think of cars, electric bikes and people crowding at the bus stop. I love traffic because I like the sense of community you can find when getting stuck in jams. But the best part about traffic is I get to start my day off wi
20、th the sweet smell of carbon dioxide. What else do you need to perform a stand-up comedy?15Delivery Confidence 16Whats the subject in this joke? How does he make it funny? Living the American life trying to do it. Its just crazy you know? I had to learn how to drive out here which was fun. Also get
21、a car obviously which I just almost couldnt get. You have to fill out forms and then they want your credit and in America, credit is very important. I dont understand the concept. Im in the car dealership and theres this Asian gentleman helping me and were going through the forms. And he says So how
22、 long how long have you lived in America for?I said I havent I havent lived here for long. He said “Oh this no good for you! This no good for you!”I said “what do you mean?” He said, “No you cant you cannot lease car in America unless youve been here a long time because then you dont have credit oka
23、y you dont.”I say well Ive got the money to pay for it.He said “Yeah thats not the point okay Thats not the point in America okay in this country. Our country focus on credit. If you got good credit, you can buy anything. We dont care about money. We want credit.”I said “Well credit is the assumptio
24、n that you can pay back the money.” Hes like No no that dont count here okay. In our country you have good credit you can buy anything okay. Hes like Our country our country. I was like Look I hate to be rude but when you say our country, do you mean our because you live here now or our because the
25、Chinese own it? And he was like Ah its a bit of both okay. Yeah but no credit for you no car okay. unexpected: You get money but you cant buy a carLearn from Trevor Noah17Learn from Ronnie CheungPracticeTry making a joke yourself!18One weekend, I went camping with my friend Franklin. Since it was ou
26、r first time sleeping in the wild, we couldnt fall asleep and woke up in the middle of the night. So I started the conversation. You know what when I think of camping, I think of mosquitoes, unexpected weather, and getting lost in the wild. But now I think I love camping because I can see the stars
27、lighting the sky like snow-flakes in the night.“Stop dreaming! Our camp was stolen! Franklin shouted as he slapped a mosquito on my face. Subject: Camping makes me frustrated. Self-Evaluation 19Language knowledge1. Learn how to use figures of speech like simile, exaggeration, sarcasm and etc.Culture
28、 knowledge 1. Appreciate the art of stand-up comedy. Language skills 1. Learn how to make a joke.123Assignment20Write a joke or your script for stand-up comedy by doing some research. Recap What have you learnt so far? 21the value of comedy and key vocabulary, DWC model comedy doctor, value of laugh
29、ter, recruitment notice the importance of humor, Mark Twain and Lin Yutang, introduce a person (Charlie Chaplin, Rowan Atkinson; Lin Qiaozhi) ways to write a joke 林语堂谈幽默22一般讲起来,我们的生活是过于复杂了,我们的学问是太严肃了,我们的哲学是太消沉了,我们的思想是太纷乱了。这种种严肃和纷乱的复杂性,使现在的世界成为这么一个凄惨的世界。我们现在必须承认:生活及思想的简朴性是文明与文化的最崇高最健全的理想,同时必须承认当一种文明失
30、掉了它的简朴性,而浸染习俗,熟悉世故的人们不再回到天真淳朴的境地时,文明就会到处充满困扰,日益退化下去。于是人类变成在他自己所产生的观念、思想、志向和社会制度之下的奴隶,担荷这个思想、志向和社会制度的重担,而似乎无法摆脱它。幸而人类的心智尚有一种力量,能够超脱这一切观念、思想、志向而付之一笑,这种力量就是幽默家的微妙处。幽默家运用思想和观念,就像高尔夫球或弹子戏的冠军运用他们的球,或牧童冠军运用他们的缰绳一样。他们的手法,有一种因熟练而产生的从容,有着把握和轻快的技巧。总之,只有那个能轻快运用他的观念的人,才是他的观念主宰,只有那个能做他的观念主宰的人,才不被观念奴役。严肃终究不过是努力的标记
31、,而努力又只是不熟练的标志。一个严肃的作者在观念的领域里是呆笨而局促的,正如一个暴发户在社交场中那样呆笨而不自然一样。他很严肃,因为他和他的观念相处还不曾达于自然。幽默感滋养着这种思维的简朴性,这是很自然的事。一般地说,幽默家比较接近事实,而理论家比较注重观念,当一个人跟观念本身发生关系时,他的思想会变得非常复杂。在另一方面,幽默家沉浸于突然触发的常识或智机,它们以闪电般的速度显示我们的观念与现实的矛盾。这样使许多问题变得简单。不断地和现实相接触,给了幽默家不少的活力、轻快和机巧。一切装腔作势、虚伪,学识上的胡诌、学术上的愚蠢和社交上的欺诈,将完全扫除净尽。23Be humorous!Have a great life!
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