Friendship book1 unit1

FriendshipShinningfriends•Alittlefaithbrightensarainyday小小的信念照亮那下雨天•Lifeisdifficult;youcan’tgoaway生活多困苦，你总不能逃脱•Don’thideyourselfinthecorner不要躲在角落•Youhavemyplacetostay我可以让你依靠•Sorrowisgonnasaygoodbye忧伤终会跟你说再见•Opensup—you’llseethehappysunshine睁开眼睛你会看见快乐的阳光•Keepgoingonwithyourdream继续追寻你的梦想•Chasingtomorrow’ssunrise向着明天的太阳追赶•Thespiritcanneverdie不会逝去的是信念•Sunwillshine,myfriend朋友，太阳会一直照耀•Won’tletyoucry,mydear不要让自己流泪，亲爱的•Seeingyoushedatear看到你流眼泪•Makesmyworlddisappear让我的世界灰暗•You’llneverbealoneindarkness在黑暗中你永不会孤独•Seemysmile,myfriend朋友，看我的笑颜•Wearewithyou,holdinghands手牵手，我们和你一起走•Youhavegottobelieve,youaremydestiny你要相信，你是我的信念与目标•We’remeanttobeyourfriends我们永远都会和你在一起•That’swhatafriendshipshouldbe那才是真正的友谊Whatqualities(品质)shouldagoodfriendhave?Whatqualities(品质)shouldagoodfriendhave?bravehonestresponsiblehumoroushelpfulkindheartedopen-mindedconsiderateselflesspatientDoesafriendalwayshavetobeaperson?Whatelsecanbeyourfriend?Aboy&hisdogAnnieandherdailyBackground:WorldWarIIJewsbeingroundedupbyNazisoldiersandforcedtoleavehome.Jewsinaconcentrationcamp（集中营）AmassgraveTheHolocaust（大屠杀）Victimsofthegaschambers（毒气室）Annie’sbestfriendTimeDuring_________________PlaceIn____________intheNetherlandsCharactersAnneFrank,Anne’sfamily,_______________.EventsBeofretheywerediscovered,AnneandherfamilyhidawyfromGermanNazisforabout____________________months,duringwhich,sheregardedher_____asherbestfriendandcalleditKitty.WorldWarIIherdiary--Kittytwenty-fivemonthsSkimmingReadthefirsttwoparagraphsandfillintheformbelow.Thenyouwillknowthebackgroundofthediary.AmsterdamdiaryReadthediaryandfillinthechart.PayattentiontothechangeofAnne’sfeelingsaboutnature.Anne’sfeelingsaboutnatureBeforeshecametoAmsterdam,shewasn’tinterestedinnatureExample:Shepaidlittleattentiontothedeepbluesky,the_____ofthebirds,___________andflowers.moonlightsongAftershecametoAmsterdam,shebecame_____aboutnatureExample1:Shestayedupdeepintothenighttolookatthe_____,butdidnotopenthewindow.Example2:Shestayedupstairstillthewindowhadtobe______toexperiencethe______ofthedark,rainyevening,thewindandthe_________clouds.ThesadthingShecouldonlylookatnaturethroughdirty______hangingbefore______windows.curtainsthunderingpowershutmooncrazydustyRetellingAnne,aJewishgirl,hadtohidewithherfamily1.______theGermanNazisduringWorldWarII.Withoutanyfriends,shesufferedfrom2.___________(lonely)inthehidingplace.Soshestartedkeeping3._________diary,inwhichshesetdownherdeepestfeelingsandthoughts,andmade4.________herbestfriend.ForalongtimeAnnecouldn’tgooutdoors,soshe5.______(grow)crazyabouteverythingtodowithnature.Oneeveningshestayedawakeonpurposeuntilalmostmidnighttolookatthemoon.fromlonelinessaitgrewAnothertime,shehappenedtobeupstairs6.______dusk7._____thewindowwasopen.Shestayedtheretoseethenightfacetofaceandwasattracted8._______(entire)bythedark,thewindandthe9._________(thunder)clouds.Annefeltsadthatshecouldonlylookatnatureinthisway,becausenatureisonething10.______mustbeexperienced.atthatthunderingentirelywhenDiscussionWhatwouldyoumissmostifyouwentintohidinglikeAnneandherfamily?Explainwhy