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1、1Chapter IProtecting the innocent2Read and answer Sidney and Andrew are sitting in a coffee shop.Andrew:Whos that guy over at the counter,the one in the red jacket?He looks very familiar.Sidney:Nobody I know.But hes left-handed,plays the violin and needs a new pair of eyeglasses.He also came here by

2、 bus.Andrew:How do you know so much about him if you dont know him?Sidney:If you look closely,youll see that hes wearing his watch on his right wrist.Right-handed people like you and me usually wear our watches on our left wrist,so this shows that hes left-handed.Andrew:I see.What about the violin?3

3、Read and answerSidney:He has pimples（痘子）all along the right side of his jaw because he needs to rest his chin(下巴)on the violin while he practices.Andrew:That makes sense.And the eyeglasses?Sidney:He squinted（瞇起）his eyes when he read the menu on the wall;this shows that his eyesight has become worse

4、since he got this pair of glasses.Andrew:All right.But how do you know how he came here?Sidney:Why,he still has the bus pass（公車票）in his left hand!Andrew:Wow,youre a regular Sherlock Holmes,arent you?Sidney:Dont mind if I say so myself 4Answer the questionsvWhere are Sidney and Andrew?vDo they know t

5、he man in red?vThe man isnt right-handed,is he?vWe right-handed people usually wear our watches on our right hand,do we?vWhat does the man in red usually play?vWhy does the man need a new glasses?vWhat kind of person is Sidney?perspicacious,careful5Match the wordsnRobberynMurdernStealingnCluenDetect

6、ivenSuspectnTaking sth.that is not yoursnSth.that helps you find the answernTaking what is not yours from sb.nA kind of policemannKilling someonenSomeone the police think committed a crime6Match the wordsnInnocentnGuiltynWitnessnStatementnJudgenhandcuffsnWhat sb.tell the policenThe person who makes the decision in courtnHaving done nothing wrongnSth.put on criminalsnSb.who saw what happenednHaving committed a crime7Learn some wordsverbnounpersonrobrobberyrobbertheftthiefsuspectsuspectcrimecriminaldetectdetectiondetectivemurdermurdermurderer89