【正文】 Unit 3 Knowing Yourself Teaching Steps Step I Prereading Activities Step II Skimming and Scanning Step III Reading in Depth Step IV Questionanswering and Discussion Leanin I Brainstorming Take the challenge! See how many words related to“personality traits” you can write down. 20. 勤勉的 42. 暴躁的 leadin II Knowing Yourself Form groups of threes or fours (Roommates and close friends are better). Make use of the following Johari Window Model and find out about yourself through selfreflection and through feedback from your group members. Directions: Johari Window Model open/free hidden Listening Comprehension obsession (固定的想法 , 成見 ) indecisive distinctive (獨特的 ) picky corresponding (相應(yīng)的 ) demanding catch on conservative mental instability superficial (淺薄的 ) moody straightforward stubborn impulsive Listening Comprehension Directions: Listen to the passage followed by three questions. Then choose the best answer to each question. 1. A. 50 B. 100 C. 10 D. 70 2. A. AB B. O C. A D. B 3. A. bullheaded B. loyal C. impulsive D. impatient East Asia’s obsession with blood types es from the work of Furukawa Takeji, a Japanese doctor who nearly a century ago was sure that one’s personality was caused by his/her blood type. According to his theory, each blood type had a distinctive, corresponding personality type: Type A people are conservative and passive, and are concerned with appearances. Although type A people are superficial and have a touch of mental instability, they are very patient and finish what they start. Type B people get along well with others because they are straightforward, and are noted for their creativity. But type B people are also moody and bee bored and annoyed easily. Listening Comprehension Type O people are stubborn and impulsive. Their redeeming quality is that they are loyal to their friends. Type AB people are indecisive and picky. They tend to be demanding and impatient, and they have trouble seeing things through. Despite any real evidence to support these ideas, Takeji’s theory quickly caught on. By 1930, standard job application forms included a blank for blood type, and today market researchers use it to predict buying habits, and ordinary people use it to choose friends and romantic partners. Listening Comprehension Fast Reading Activity 1. Prediction: If given the title, what points would you cover in this essay? 2. Skimming: Which of the following ideas about pe