畅通英语中级教程教师参考书2

出版时间：2011-6  出版社：高等教育出版社  作者：(希腊) 斯科特 (Scott.H.Q.M.J.) 著  页数：243  

内容概要

　　《普通高等教育“十一五”国家级规划教材：畅通英语中级教程教师参考书2（第2版）》的对话、陈述、课文都配有录音带，并配有对话部分的多媒体光盘。《畅通英语》的《教师参考书》提供了详细的英文原版“教材和教法说明”，还增编了“文化背景知识介绍”、“课文语言点注释”、“课文参考译文”等。　　《畅通英语》是一套集中外英语教育工作者长期教学研究最新成果的引进改编系列教材，其新颖的教学理念、实用的教学模式和贯穿始终的培养学生语言应用能力的教学活动定会给中国英语学习者、教育者新的启迪。

书籍目录

UNIT 01 On your marksUNIT 02 Go for it！UNIT 03 What are you like？Revision 01-03UNIT 04 Learning zoneUNIT 05 The place to beUNIT 06 What on earth...？Revision 04-06UNIT 07 That's spooky！UNIT 08 Teen ageUNIT 09 What a laugh！Revision 07-09UNIT 10 That's life！UNIT 11 Job-huntingUNIT 12 Hi-techRevision 10-12Listening transcriptsAdditional referenceWorkbook （Teacher's Edition）UNIT 01 On your marksUNIT 02 Go for it！UNIT 03 What are you like？Revision 01-03UNIT 04 Learning zoneUNIT 05 The place to beUNIT 06 What on earth...？Revision 04-06UNIT 07 That's spooky！UNIT 08 Teen ageUNIT 09 What a laugh！Revision 07-09UNIT 10 That's life！UNIT 11 Job-huntingUNIT 12 Hi-techRevision 10-12Keys to supplementary exercises

章节摘录

　　Mystery and detective stories　　The popularity of mystery has a long and varied history and shows no sign of abating. Mystery fiction did not emerge until the mid-nineteenth century when Edgar Allan Poe introduced his first fictional detective， Auguste C. Dupin， in his 1841 story The Murders in the Rue Morgue. And he was acknowledged as father of the mystery story.　　Poe was influenced greatly by the early works of Charles Dickens who， with his contemporary， Wilkie Collins， made major contributions to the genre as well. Dickens wrote many stories that　　contained elements of mystery and suspense， including Bleak House （1853） and The Mystery of Edwin Drood （1870）， an unfinished masterpiece， which is the perfect murder mystery because Dickens' death left it forever unsolved.　　In 1878， with the publication of The Leavenworth Case， Anna Katherine Green became the first woman to write a detective novel. This novel introduced elements of detection later exerting great effect on writers of the English country house murder school during the 1920s. Sherlock Holmes， Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's brilliant detective， arrived on the mystery scene in the late nineteenth century in A Study in Scarlet （1887）.　　The 1920s ushered in the Golden Age of mystery fiction. A time of growing prosperity in the popularity of mystery fiction was at an all-time high. The public's love of mysteries wasn't limited to the printed page. Not only were radio mysteries one of the most popular forms of entertainment in the 1940s， the arrival of television brought mystery in an entirely new direction. Mystery in all its forms will undoubtedly continue to capture the pub　　ic's imagination， regardless of the medium， well into the future.　　……