2025年全新版大学进阶英语综合教程
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I. Pair work: Read the words of a song in the box below. While listening attentively to it twice, put the lines marked A, B, C and D in their proper places in the song. Check with your partner and see if you two agree.
This is a song by an American rock band Family of the Year. It was used in the 2014 Oscar-nominated (提名) film Boyhood, which is about coming of age (长大成人). In the film, the song comes on when the boy Mason is driving far to go to college.
A. I don't wanna (=want to) be a part of your parade (队列)
B. But I'm a kid like everyone else
C. Just wanna fight with everyone else
D. And her a night out on the weekend
Let me go
I don't wanna be your hero
I don't wanna be a big man
________
Your masquerade (假面舞会)
________
Everyone deserves (应该获得) a chance to
Walk with everyone else
While holding down
A job to keep my girl around
And maybe buy me some new strings (琴弦)
________
And we can whisper things
Secrets from my American dreams
Baby needs some protection
________
答案：A
B
D
C
解析：根据歌曲主题和上下文逻辑，"I don't wanna be a big man" 后接 "I don't wanna be a part of your parade" (A)，表达拒绝融入世俗队列；"Your masquerade" 后接 "But I'm a kid like everyone else" (B)，形成对比；"And maybe buy me some new strings" 后接 "And her a night out on the weekend" (D)，延续生活场景；"Baby needs some protection" 后接 "Just wanna fight with everyone else" (C)，表达保护欲和抗争态度。
II. Group work: After watching the video the third time, discuss the song in groups of four:
1 What does "a big man" mean in the song? Why doesn't the boy want to be a big man?
2 What kind of person would he like to be?
答案：1 "A big man" probably refers to someone who conforms to societal expectations of success, power, or responsibility. The boy doesn't want to be a big man because he rejects the pressure to fit into traditional roles and prefers to maintain his individuality and freedom.
2 He would like to be an ordinary, authentic person who lives life on his own terms, values personal connections, and avoids the superficiality of societal "parades" or expectations.
