Frankenstein
Saffina L.G.
School1
Maloyaz
Republic of Bashkortostan
Our main goals for today are:
•to work with Ex. 73, 74, 75
p. 100-102;
•to earn some new words and
phrases;
•to discuss the problem of
cloning.
• to deal with a song;
Homework
SB Ex. 71, p. 100
Ex. 76, p. 102
Ex. 77, p. 103
Mary Shelley (1797 - 1851)
Mary Shelley
Page from William Godwin's journal
recording "Birth of Mary, 20 minutes after
11 at night"
(left column, four rows down)
The Polygon (at left) in Somers Town, London, between
Camden Town and St Pancras, where Mary Godwin was born
and spent her earliest years
Percy Bysshe Shelley was inspired by the radicalism of Godwin's
Political Justice (1793). When the poet Robert Southey met
Shelley, he felt as if he were seeing himself from the 1790s.[34]
(Portrait by Amelia Curran, 1819.)
Mary Shelley, a writer
an amateur
to take revenge
on smb.
to cry for
forgiveness
be approached by
smb
to be ravaged by
one’s grief and guilt
his life’s goal
to fear for
one’s family
if offered the
chance
to turn down
smb.
to change
one’s mind
Who is Victor Frankenshtein?
 What does he create?
How many victims does the monster
have and who are they?
 What does the monster demand
from Frankenstein?
What is the goal of Victor’s life?
What happens with the monster?
How does the story end?
1. bewildered
2. perplex
3. sufficiently
4. proposition
5. concede
6. kindle
7. suppress
8. torture
9. extort
10.consent
11.render
12.desolate
13.Begone!
14.fiend
15.malicious
16.shun
1.озадаченный, сбитый с толку
2.ставить в тупик
3.достаточно
4.предложение
5.уступать, соглашаться
6.зажигать,возбуждать
7.подавлять
8.пытка, муки
9.вымогать, выпытывать
10.соглашаться, разрешать
11.оказывать, предоставлять
12.опустошать, разрушать
13.Прочь!
14.злодей, демон
15.злонамеренный, злобный
16.избегать, остерегаться
1. Who do you think is the monster
talking to?
2. What does the monster want and how does
he want to resolve the problem?
3. What emotion does Victor Frankenstein
have? How do you know?
4. Does Victor Frankenstein accept the
request of the monster? How do you
know?
A New Down is Coming
I have searched across the years
For a ……. beyond the tears.
Not caring once for those I left ……. .
Having strayed so far from home
I ………… to stand alone.
While I ……. the secrets of the night
I never saw the beauty in the light!
The sun that never rose
The dawn that never came!
My morning has deserted me
With no one left but me to ……. !
None are …….. as those who will not see
And now the light is here and everything is clear,
But now I …… the coming of the dawn
has come too late for me.
In the theatre of my mind, though the ………..
Intertwine.
It ……….. my every step was strong and true.
And I acted just for me
On my ………. of fantasy.
For no one fears the morning's ………. beams.
………. the fool who lives inside his dreams!
The sun that never rose,
The ………. that never came.
My morning has deserted me to bear the ………..
of my shame
…………….. for tomorrow I have lost today.
And now that all that's …….. gray is fading into day.
I only …………. the coming of the dawn
has come to light the way!
Is this the great …………. for which I've waited?
Is this how a man is ………. created?
A sun that never rose, the dawn that never came.
Why do the things we have seem …………
only once they've slipped away?
Dreams of ……… have their price to pay
but far beyond the night
Lie ………. of light and maybe with the coming of the
dawn there comes another day!
Maybe with the coming of the dawn there comes
Today at the lesson we’ve:
1.learned about…,
2.review the material about…,
3.done…,
4.read…
Frankenshtein презентация
Frankenshtein презентация

Frankenshtein презентация

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  • 2.
    Our main goalsfor today are: •to work with Ex. 73, 74, 75 p. 100-102; •to earn some new words and phrases; •to discuss the problem of cloning. • to deal with a song;
  • 3.
    Homework SB Ex. 71,p. 100 Ex. 76, p. 102 Ex. 77, p. 103
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    Page from WilliamGodwin's journal recording "Birth of Mary, 20 minutes after 11 at night" (left column, four rows down)
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    The Polygon (atleft) in Somers Town, London, between Camden Town and St Pancras, where Mary Godwin was born and spent her earliest years
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    Percy Bysshe Shelleywas inspired by the radicalism of Godwin's Political Justice (1793). When the poet Robert Southey met Shelley, he felt as if he were seeing himself from the 1790s.[34] (Portrait by Amelia Curran, 1819.)
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    to be ravagedby one’s grief and guilt
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    Who is VictorFrankenshtein?
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     What doeshe create?
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    How many victimsdoes the monster have and who are they?
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     What doesthe monster demand from Frankenstein?
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    What is thegoal of Victor’s life?
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    How does thestory end?
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    1. bewildered 2. perplex 3.sufficiently 4. proposition 5. concede 6. kindle 7. suppress 8. torture 9. extort 10.consent 11.render 12.desolate 13.Begone! 14.fiend 15.malicious 16.shun 1.озадаченный, сбитый с толку 2.ставить в тупик 3.достаточно 4.предложение 5.уступать, соглашаться 6.зажигать,возбуждать 7.подавлять 8.пытка, муки 9.вымогать, выпытывать 10.соглашаться, разрешать 11.оказывать, предоставлять 12.опустошать, разрушать 13.Прочь! 14.злодей, демон 15.злонамеренный, злобный 16.избегать, остерегаться
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    1. Who doyou think is the monster talking to? 2. What does the monster want and how does he want to resolve the problem? 3. What emotion does Victor Frankenstein have? How do you know? 4. Does Victor Frankenstein accept the request of the monster? How do you know?
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    A New Downis Coming I have searched across the years For a ……. beyond the tears. Not caring once for those I left ……. . Having strayed so far from home I ………… to stand alone. While I ……. the secrets of the night I never saw the beauty in the light! The sun that never rose The dawn that never came! My morning has deserted me With no one left but me to ……. ! None are …….. as those who will not see And now the light is here and everything is clear, But now I …… the coming of the dawn has come too late for me.
  • 30.
    In the theatreof my mind, though the ……….. Intertwine. It ……….. my every step was strong and true. And I acted just for me On my ………. of fantasy. For no one fears the morning's ………. beams. ………. the fool who lives inside his dreams! The sun that never rose, The ………. that never came. My morning has deserted me to bear the ……….. of my shame …………….. for tomorrow I have lost today.
  • 31.
    And now thatall that's …….. gray is fading into day. I only …………. the coming of the dawn has come to light the way! Is this the great …………. for which I've waited? Is this how a man is ………. created? A sun that never rose, the dawn that never came. Why do the things we have seem ………… only once they've slipped away? Dreams of ……… have their price to pay but far beyond the night Lie ………. of light and maybe with the coming of the dawn there comes another day! Maybe with the coming of the dawn there comes
  • 32.
    Today at thelesson we’ve: 1.learned about…, 2.review the material about…, 3.done…, 4.read…