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THE NECKLACE

Unit 15

Listening on P83

Part 1

Tick out the picture which shows the lost necklace.

Picture 4

Part 2

Lost: 1 necklace

Date: 28th February

Name:

Address:

Telephone:

Where lost:

Mrs Roome

40 Spring Gardens, Knotley

0993 464392

Between High Street and Spring Gardens

Part 3

1.When did you _____ it?

2.Are you _____ _____ _____ _____ in the street?

3._____ _____ _____ _____ name please ?

4._____ _____ address?

5.And _____ _____ _____ __________ number?

6._______ _____ _____ _____ _____ necklace?

7._______ _____ _______ _____ ________ to me?

lose

sure you lost it

May I have your

And the

is there a telephone

Where did you lose the

Could you describe the necklace

a map, ask an old man, find a secret cave

arrive at, treasure, hear, see a dragon

run out

The Author

Maupassant

famous French novelist

1850—1893,

the late 19th centry

The necklace is one of Maupassant’s best known short stories. The story is very interesting and the heroine is well drawn.

About the Author

Guy de Maupassant, the well-known French

short story writer and novelist, was born on August 5,

1850. When he was young, he had a great interest in

literature(文学). He practised writing literary works

under the help of the famous novelist Flaubert. And

Balzac was another teacher of his.

His best short story is“The diamond Necklace”,

from which our present text is adopted. Almost a

hundred years after its first publication, the story

still touches the readers deeply to their hearts.

Maupassant suffered a great deal from illness in his

later life. Yet he struggled to continue writing.He

had a short life, and died at the age of 43 in 1893.

Maupassant’s stories were built around the

everyday life of the simple humble(低下) people. He

had a fine use of irony. His style was direct and

simple, with attention to realistic details. He saw

clearly the toil, sufferings and the bitterly ironic

happenings in human lives. At his best , he was able

to put into a few pages a life story .

The main characters

Mathilde

Pierre

Jeanne

Characters:

Mathilde

Pierre

Jeanne

a young lady, pretty but vain

a government worker, not rich

a young lady, rich but warm-hearted

Plot:

getting the invitation

?

borrowing a necklace

?

losing the necklace

?

returning the necklace

?

learning the truth

Scene 1( Q&A )

1.When and where did the story happen?

2.Why didn’t Jeanne recognize Mathilde at

first?

3.What had Mathilde’s life been like in the

past ten years?

4. Why did Mathilde borrow a necklace from

her friend?

5. Where was Pierre Loisel working ?

6. Why had she been working very hard ?

1.When and where did the story happen?

It happened in a park , one afternoon in 1870.

2.Why didn’t Jeanne recognize Mathilde at first?

She had been working very hard for ten years , so she looked older than her age.

3.What had Mathilde’s life been like in the past ten years?

She had been living a hard life. Years of hard work, very little food , only a little room to live in and never a moment to rest.

Scene 1( Q&A )

4. Why did Mathilde borrow a necklace from her friend?

Because she and her husband were invited to a ball at the palace,and she thought she needed to borrow some jewellery.

5. Where was Pierre Loisel working ?

He was working in a government office.

6. Why had she been working very hard ?

Because of the diamond necklace she borrowed from her friend.

How did Mathilde feel when her husban told her they had been invited to the ball at the palace? Why?

2.Why was Mathilde worried ?

3. How much did her dress cost her ?

4. What else did she want to wear?

5.What did Pierre suggest ?

6. What did they decide to do ? Why?

7. When did Mathilde decide to see her friend?

Scene 2 ( Q&A )

How did Mathilde feel when her husband told her they had been invited to the ball at the palace? Why?

She felt excited. Because it was the first time for

them to attend the palace ball.

2.Why was Mathilde worried ?

Because she hadn’t got an evening dress.

3. How much did her dress cost her ?

It cost her over four hundred francs.

4. What else did she want to wear?

She wanted to wear jewellery.

Scene 2 ( Q&A )

5.What did Pierre suggest ?

First he suggested that she should wear a flower. But Mathilde didn’t agree. Then he suggested that she should borrow some jewellery from one of her friends.

6. What did they decide to do ? Why?

They decided to ask Jeanne to lend her some jewellery. Because Jeanne married a man with a lot of money.

7. When did Mathilde decide to see her friend?

She decided to go and see her on Friday after she got the new dress.

Scene 3 ( Q&A )

1. Did they enjoy the ball at palace?

2. What happened on their way home after the

ball?

3. How much money did the spend in return-

ing Jeanne’s necklace?

4. What was the real price of Jeanne’s neck-

lace?

Did they enjoy the ball at the palace?

2. What happened on their way home after the ball?

3. How much money did they spend in returning

Jeanne’s necklace?

4. What was the real price of Jeanne’s necklace?

Thirty-six thousand francs.

Mathilde found the necklace was not around her

neck any more.

Five hundred francs at the most.

Yes, very much.

Scene 3 ( Q&A )

Title for each scene:

Scene 1:

Scene 2:

Scene 3:

Meeting with an old friend

An invitation to a ball in the palace

The truth of the lost necklace

Mathilde met Jeanne in a park in 1870.

B. Mathilde asked Jeanne to lend her a diamond necklace

C. They worked hard to pay the money back.

D. They had a good time at the palace ball.

E. Pierre got an invitation to the ball.

F. Mathilde returned the necklace to Jeanne.

G. They found the necklace was lost.

H. They borrowed money to buy a real diamond necklace.

I. Jeanne told Mathilde the necklace wasn’t a real one.

E-B-D-G-H-F-C-A-I

Complete the information on each scene

1870

1860

1870

A park in Paris

The home of M and P

A park in Paris

Mathilde

Jeanne

Mathilde

Pierre

Mathilde

Jeanne

Met each other

Mathilde looked older.

Got ready for the ball, Mathilde

wanted to borrow some jewellery.

Jeanne told

Mathilde the

truth

Language Points:

I’m sorry, but… ( is used to refuse sb. or not agree in good manners)

---Could you help me to do it ?

---I’m sorry, but I have something important to do.

2. I don't think I know you.a. I don't think you are right. b. I don't think he will come.c. I don't suppose I shall be back until 8 o'clock.d. I don't think he is going to the party, is he?* I thought you didn't receive my letter.

3. recognize 认出;承认;意识到

know 知道;认识

a. When I met one of my friends last night,

I could hardly recognize him

b. I recognized his voice on the phone.

c. They recognized the book as the best one

in the year.

d. He recognizes that English is very important.

Fill in the blanks with proper forms of “recognize/ know”:

Dogs _________ people by their smell.

Most countries in the world _______________ the new government so far.

We __________ that this is an unpleasant choice to make.

She really _________ theory comes from practice.

They all ___________ him to be a great leader.

I _________________ him since he was a child．

recognize

have recognized

recognize

knows

recognize

have known

4.Where have you been all these years, Mathilde?

a. I didn’t know you were here.

b. ---Can you tell me the correct answer?

---Repeat please! I wasn’t listening.

c. ---Why were you not present at

the meeting?

---I was waiting for a friend who

came from Beijing.

5. times: conditions at present or at some specified period

Times have been good since 1980.

Times are not what they were.

in ancient/modern times

ahead of time / behind the times/ behind time(be late )

Language points:

6.accept (接受,领受;吸收;承认,赞同看法或理论)

receive (收到,接到;吸收,承认;获得;接待;遭受)

accept a present/an invitation /a gift/one’s idea/theory/ plan

receive sb. kindly/ sth. be well received / receive a doctor’s degree

2. I received an invitation to the conference but I wouldn't accept it.

Many of them didn’t accept

his scientific idea at that time.

3. He received a good education.

7. above all/after all/not at all/ in all

Don’t waste anything. Above all , don’t waste time.

Xiao Li didn’t succeed in the game. After all he had done his best.

There are more than 5,000 students in all in our school.

8. marry vt/vi 结婚

marry sb.

be married to (状态)

get married to (动作)

marry … to … 把…嫁给…

Alice married a man with a lot of money.

Miss Li got(was) married to the official

three days ago

The old man decided to marry his daughter

to a famous writer.

She has been married to the Frenchman for

at least ten years.

那位科学家四十岁才结婚

The scientist didn't marry until forty.

 I will continue writing/to write for another year.

Shall we continue our discussion or

stop to have a rest?

The rain continued till the next

morning.

9. continue vt/vi 继续

10.call on/ upon: 看望,拜访 (sb.);要求,号召

The Party calls on us to study hard.

We shall call on him for a speech.

I’ll call on Mr. Green tomorrow.

call on 看望,拜访 (sb.);要求,号召

call at 拜访 (s.p)

call for 接某人;需要

call in 请进

call up 打电话

He always _____our house before he got married.

As is said, success _______ hard work.

The patient is in great danger. A doctor must _________.

called at

calls for

be called in

11. pay off/back/for

b. How can I pay you back for

all your kindness ? 

c. He cheated me but I'll find

some way to pay him back.

Next week I'll pay back the

money you lent me. 

pay back；pay for；pay off

The lady _____ the lazy servant _____ at last.

Has the book been _____？

We are _______ the fine summer with a wet winter.

Have I _____ you _____ the money you lent me？

It is a good feeling to _____ the debt after all these years.

You'll _____ what you are doing if you don't stop.

I'll _____ him _____ for what he did to me.

paid off

paid for

paying for

paid back

pay off

pay for

pay back

12. worth adj. 值的

Be worth +n, be worth +doing

Be worthy of+n, be worthy of being done

Be worthy to be done

The magazine is well worth reading.The magazine is well worthy of being read.

The magazine is worthy to be read.

How much is the gold ring worth?

The museum is worth a visit/ visiting.The museum is worthy of a visit/being

visited.

The museum is worthy to be visited.

This book is worth its price/cost.

I don't think that it is worth the trouble.

Do you find the dictionary worth

_______(buy) ?

Do you find the dictionary worthy

______________________(buy)?

Nobody knows whether this kind of

music is worth listening to.

buying

of being bought /to be bought

Correct the mistakes:

The government has carried out all their promises.

How pretty the flower looks in the girl!

He married his daughter with an engineer.

I don't think it will rain tomorrow，do I?

We've recognized each other for a long time.

The place is worth to visit．

__

have

_

on

__

to

__

will it

_____

known

___

visiting/a visit