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Unit14Whyallthecelebrityworship•第15周周一单元考试（Unit9,10,14)+答疑•第15周周六100词测试+阅读练习+答疑•Explainthestructureofthetitle:Whyallthecelebrityworship?•Question1:what’sthedefinitionofacelebrity?•Question2:what’sthedefinitionofahero?•Question3:Doyouthinkcelebritiesarethesamethingasheroes?Whyorwhynot?•Question4:whydoweworshipcelebrities?•Q5:Everyonewantstobefamous,becauseinoursocietyyouarenotreallyconsideredasuccessunlessyouarefamous,nomatterwhatyourcareer.•Q6:whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardcelebrities?TextAnalysisIntroduction:para(1-2)people’sadmirationattheauthor’sjobandherintensiontowritethisarticle.(L15)Thisbringsmetothepointofthisarticle:Whydopeoplegetsopassionateovercelebritiesthattheywillnottolerateanythingbutwide-eyed,uncriticaladoration?Ididalittlescholarlyresearchtofindout.Thebodypart:para(3-9):Para3-6:thispartmainlytalksaboutthedifferencesbetweencelebritiesandheroesPara7-9:Reasonswhydoweworshipcelebrities.Celebritiesarenotheroes•1.Wedonotneedtomakesacrificestobeacelebritybutheroesarethosewhomakesacrificestooursociety.•2.achievementortalenthaslittletodowithcelebrities.•3.peoplewhohavebeeninvolvedincrimeorotherthingsaretreatedlikecelebrities,buttheyarenotheroes.•Para7:tracingthehistoryofthephenomenonofcelebrityworship.•BeforeTVwasinvented:gossip,confinedtofamily•Theinventionofmagazines:bigaudience•TVtimes:worshipgetoutofcontrolWhydoweworshipCelebrities?Celebrityworshipdoesn’tneedpeopletomakesacrifices.ThemediacreatedcelebritiestosatisfyourprimalneedforGossip.PeopleneedsthtofullfillthemthewayOrganizedreligiononcedid.Somelongordifficultsentences•L3ThenInoticedhowcelebritieswouldjerkmearoundformonths,reschedulingourinterviewsorcompletelybackingoutatthelastminute.•L15.Thisbringsmetothepointofthisarticle:Whydopeoplegetsopassionateovercelebritiesthattheywillnottolerateanythingbutwide-eyed,uncriticaladoration?•L18Heroesexistedwaybeforecelebritiesevendid,eventhoughcelebritiesnowoutshineheroesinthepublicconsciousness.•L31Nowincaseyoustilldoubtthatcelebritiesarenotheroes,letmeconvinceyouthatachievementoreventalenthaslittletodowithcelebrity.Eventhoughtalentedpeopleoccasionallybecomecelebrities,theeasiestwaytobecomeoneistobemarketedcorrectly.•49AllegedmafiabossJohnGottihaskissesmediabuttsosuccessfullythatathisrecenttrialhewastreatedlikeamoviestarratherthanthecriminalheis.Somephrases•L2jerkmearoundformonths,reschedulingourinterviewsorcompletelybackingoutatthelastminute•L6actedjustplainrudetomyface•L10holdbackthatinformation•L13bombardmentofhatemail•L15becomesortofimmunetoattack•L25diedfortheredemptionofhumankind.•helpthemselvesandsocietyatlarge•51tracethehistoryofthephenomenonofcelebrityworship•wasconfinedtofamily•becamecelebritiesbyvirtueofreachingabigaudience•ineffect,themediacreatedcelebritiestosatisfyourprimalneedforgossip•Overtime,•Wewantthedirtontheirpersonallives.Somepeoplegetoffonallthisattention.•1．Beinginthetheatreisnotasglamorousassomepeoplethink。在剧场里不是像有些人想象的一样迷人•A．richandcomfortableB.excitingandcharmingC.poorandhumble•Glamorous：['glæmərəs]adj.迷人的，富有魅力的•Charming：.迷人的；可爱的•Humble：adj.谦卑的，谦虚的，•vt.使谦恭，使谦卑；使温顺•2．Hewatchedthem,enviousandresentful•A.regretfulB.angryandbitterC.sad•Resentful【ri'zentfəl】:adj.充满忿恨的；厌恶的，愤怒的，愤慨的•Regretful：adj.后悔的，遗憾的；惋惜的•遗憾的，后悔的•Envious:adj.羡慕的；嫉妒的•Bitter：n.苦味；苦啤酒•adj.苦的；痛苦的；尖刻的；充满仇恨的•vt.使变苦•3．Johndoesn’thidehisadorationforthegirl.•A.hostilityBstrongandattractionC.deeplove•Adoration：[,ædə'reʃən]n.崇拜；爱慕•Hostility：n.敌意；战争行动，敌对4．ForthenextthirtyyearsBrycewasthepreeminentfigureinCanadianeconomicpolicy。在接下来的30年内,布莱斯在加拿大的经济政策是卓越的A.commonB.controversialC.outstandingPreeminent：[pri'ɛmɪnənt]adj.卓越的；超群的，卓越，杰出的Controversial：adj.有争议的；有争论的，争论的，成问题的•5.Thenewspaperallegesthatthemayorisguilty.•A.reportsB.provesC.claims•alleges：vt.宣称，断言；提出…作为理由•宣称•Reportsn.报告（report的复数）；报表；专题•v.报告；记录（report的三单形式）；传达•6．Wehadtoensurethatnoclandestineoperationswereunderway.•A.secretB.massiveC.anti-government•Clandestine:[klæn'dɛstɪn]adj.秘密的，私下的；偷偷摸摸的，秘密的，暗中的•Massive：adj.大量的；巨大的，厚重的；魁伟的，块状的，厚重的•Anti—government：反政府•7．Itwasludicroustoleavethereignsofpowerinasingleruler.这也说明把统治权集中在在单一统治者手中是可笑的•A.wiseB.profitableC.foolish•Ludicrous:['ludɪkrəs]adj.滑稽的；荒唐的,可笑的,荒谬可笑的•Profitable:adj.有利可图的；赚钱的；有益的,赢利的,有利润的•Wise:adj.明智的；聪明的；博学的•vt.使知道；教导vi.了解•8.Sherevelsinmeetingnewfriends.•A.dreamsofB.enjoysgreatlyC.avoids•revels：vi.狂欢；陶醉•n.狂欢；闹饮；喜庆狂欢活动•9．Yearsoflivingalonewarpedhispersonality.•A.shapedB.affectedC.distorted•Warp：adj.弯曲的；反常的•v.弄歪•distort：vt.扭曲；使失真；曲解•vi.扭曲；变形•10.Thesuccessofyouroperationcompletelyvindicatedmyfaithinthedoctor.•A.justifiedB.builtupC.changed•vindicated：['vɪndə,ket]vt.维护；证明…无辜；证明…正确•被辩护的•Justified：adj.有正当理由的；合乎情理的；事出有因的•v.调整（justify的过去分词）；证明…正当•builtup：组合，逐渐获得，建立idioms1.Stevewasacceptedatalltheuniversitiesheappliedto.Heisoncloudnine.史蒂夫被他所申请的大学都录取了，高兴的飘飘然。beoncloudnine欣喜若狂，高兴的飘飘然，得意忘形2Janfailedhermathexam.Sheisdowninthedumps.简数学考试失利，她很沮丧。bedowninthedumps忧郁的，沮丧的3.Bob’sparentsgavehimatriptoEuropeforagraduationpresent.Heisinseventhheaven.鲍伯的父母给他一个欧洲之旅作为毕业礼物。他非常高兴。beinseventhheaven非常高兴4.Suedoesnotfeelwelltoday.Sheisoutofsorts.苏今天感觉不是