Unit Seven Before Reading Global Reading Detailed Reading After Reading Learning to work together ome Zooming In: An Integrated English Course- Electronic Teaching Portfolio 1. In what way does the author begin the text? The author begins the text by mentioning a common Part Division of the Text situation. At the end of the first paragraph, a question is raised; and in the second paragraph, the author answers her Further Understand ing own question, giving her own definition of the term"a team Part I Questions and player Answers 2. Where does the most important information lie in the first two Part 2 Skimming and paragraphs? Scanning The most important information lies in the last sentence of Part 3 Group Presentation the second paragraph "It is an essential requirement of any employment that any potential employee is a team player Text Analysis 3. What writing techniques can we learn from the first part of the Introduction text? n English writing, asking a question can be a good way to begin a text; and we can put the thesis at the end of the first part; in addition, giving a clear definition of the central term may lay a solid foundation for the further development of the theme 新世纪大学英语系列教材综合教程电子⊙1. In what way does the author begin the text? The author begins the text by mentioning a common situation. At the end of the first paragraph, a question is raised; and in the second paragraph, the author answers her own question, giving her own definition of the term “a team player”. 2. Where does the most important information lie in the first two paragraphs? The most important information lies in the last sentence of the second paragraph “It is an essential requirement of any employment that any potential employee is a team player.” 3. What writing techniques can we learn from the first part of the text? In English writing, asking a question can be a good way to begin a text; and we can put the thesis at the end of the first part; in addition, giving a clear definition of the central term may lay a solid foundation for the further development of the theme. Part Division of the Text Further Understanding Part I Questions and Answers Part 2 Skimming and Scanning Part 3 Group Presentation Text Analysis Introduction Task