（2019版）人教版选择性必修第一册英语Unit 4 Body language Video Time ppt课件（含音频视频素材）.zip

Unit 4 Unit 4 Unit 4 Unit 4 Body languageBody languageBody languageBody language Video TimeVideo TimeVideo TimeVideo Time To use strategies to guess the content of the video. To watch the film of Charlie Chaplin and answer questions. What kind of movie is it? Who is the leading actor of the movie? Charlie Chaplin Mime(哑剧) is the use of movements and gestures in order to express something or tell a story without using speech. In the film The Immigrant, Charlie Chaplin acts as an immigrant who is unused to life in a different country. The Immigrant Before you watchBefore you watch 1. Look at the photos from the film The Immigrant and discuss the questions. 2. In groups, discuss what you think the story of this film is. Perhaps it is about a man wanted by the police. He meets and falls in love with a woman on a ship. Then he goes to a restaurant, where his strange actions cause trouble. While you watchWhile you watchWhile you watch 1. Why does Chaplin keep putting money into the womans pocket and taking it out? 2. Where does Chaplin get the money to eat at the restaurant? 3. Why does the waiter become angry with Chaplin? 4. Why does the man sitting next to Chaplin become angry with him? 5. Can Chaplin pay the restaurant bill in the end? Think about the answers to these questions. 1. Why does Chaplin keep putting money into the womans pocket and taking it out? 2. Where does Chaplin get the money to eat at the restaurant? Think about the answers to these questions. Because he wants to give her some money, but cannot decide if he wants to give her all of his money, or keep some of the money for himself. He finds a coin on the ground. 3. Why does the waiter become angry with Chaplin? 4. Why does the man sitting next to Chaplin become angry with him? 5. Can Chaplin pay the restaurant bill in the end? Because Chaplin has not taken off his hat. Because of Chaplins sloppy eating habits. We dont know from the video clip. The Immigrant was a 1917 film written and directed by Charlie Chaplin (1889-1977), who appeared in the film with the frquent co-star of many of his early films, Edna Purviance (1895-1958). In the film, Chaplin plays the Tramp, who in this case has taken a ship to immigrate to the United States. Much of the film involves his adventures during his voyage, where he meets and falls in love with Purviance. The latter half of the film revolves around Chaplin losing his money without realiing it, going to a restaurant to eat (where he is joined by Purviance), and then discovering that he cannot pay his and her bill. All ends happily, however, and Chaplin carries Purviance into the marriage license office so they can wed.