高二英语TheConquestoftheUniv.ppt

Shenzhou,2008,Change,2007,Shenzhou,2005,更多资源,Shenzhou,2003,Module5,TheConquestoftheUniverse,高中第八册,leapjointMarsJupiterAldebaranprobeSaturn,n.飞跃，跳跃adj.共同的，联合的n.火星n.木星n.金牛座中的红色巨星，毕宿五n.宇宙探测器，航天探测器n.土星,Wordspreview,RussianYuriGagarinbecomesthefirstmaninspace.Ittakeshimjust108minutestogoaroundtheworld.Thedateis_.,1961,Doyouknow.?,AmericanNeilArmstrongbecomesthefirstmantosetfootonthemoon.Hedescribesthemomentas“Onesmallstepforman,onegiantleapformankind.”Thedateis:_.,1969,Pioneer10becomesthefirstspaceshiptoflypastJupiter.ItisheadedfortheredstarAldebaran,whichitwillreachintwomillionyearstime.Thedateis_.,1973,TheAmericanViking1missionlandsonMarsandsendsbackgoodqualityphotos.Thedateis_.,1975,SevenAmericanastronautsarekilledjustoveraminuteaftertakingoffinChallenger.Itisthebiggestspacedisastersofar,andslowsdowntheAmericanspaceprogramme.Thedateis_.,1986,A60-year-oldAmerican,DenisTito,becomesthefirstspacetourist.HespendseightdaysonboardtheRussianpartofajointUSA-Russiaspacemission.Thedateis_.,2001,YangLiweibecomesthefirstChineseastronaut.Hedescribestheexperienceasmarvelous.Thedateis:_.,2003,Nearlysevenyearsafterbeinglaunched,theCassinispaceprobereachesSaturn.ItsendsbeautifulimagesofSaturnsringsbacktoEarth.Thedateis_.,2005,Whatwillhappeninthefuture?Whatwillyoudoinspace?spendholidaysinspace,setupabaseforscientificresearch,tobeanastronauttobesentintoMars,Discussion,Letscometothepassage!,accustomedshuttlehistorictunewitnessassumepatienceinspiteofadvancedattheverybeginningofburst,adj.习惯的n.航天飞机adj.历史性的v.收看，收听v.目击，亲历v.假定，假设n.耐心不管adj.高级的，先进的在一开始的时候v.爆炸,Vocabularypreview,Skimming,Togetgeneralideas,1.Part1ismainlyabout_.A.thehistoryofspacetravelB.humanexploringtheuniverseC.thedifficultyhumanshadexploringtheuniverseD.theworstspaceaccident2.HowisPart1developed?A.Bygivingexamples.B.Byexplaining.C.Inorderoftime.D.Inorderofspace.,Skimming,3.FromPart2,weknowthat_.A.itisnotworthexploringtheuniverseB.beinganastronautistheworstjobC.poortechnologyisresponsibleforthedisasterD.theresalongwaytogoinexploringtheuniverse,Skimming,Tickthesubjectsthatarementionedinthetext:(1)thefirstlandingontheMoon(2)thefirstshuttleflightintospace(3)thefirstlandingonMars(4)theexplosionoftheChallenger(5)ChinasfirsttaikonautYangLiwei,Skimming,Tosolvedifficultpoints,Carefulreading,1.beawareof/that意识到，知道Smokersarewellawareofthedangerstotheirownhealth.吸烟者很清楚吸烟对他们自身的健康造成的伤害。Hemusthavebeenawarethathisparentsmarriagewasbreakingup.他一定已经知道父母的婚姻正在破裂。,2.makeit规定时间；成功，做到，赶上A:Shallwemeetnextweek?B:Yes.LetsmakeitnextSunday.甲：下星期我们碰一次头好吗？乙：好的。让我们定在下星期日碰头吧。A:Youhavejust15minutestogetyourtrain.B:Allright,IguessIcanmakeit.甲：你只有一刻时间去赶上这班火车了。乙：没关系，我想我赶得上。Youcantmakeittotheothershoreinthisweather.天气这么恶劣，你可到不了对岸。,3.tunein1)收听，收看tunein(to)thenewsprogram收听新闻节目Tuneinnextweekatthesametime.下周同一时间继续收听。2)与建立无线电联系tuneinadirectionalbeacon用无线电同定向信标台联络3)使和谐，使一致tuneinthecolourstoeachother使颜色相互协调,4.workvi.起作用，有效；产生影响；行得通Themedicineworkssmoothly.药物奏效了。Theappealworkedpowerfullyuponhim.呼吁对他起了强烈作用。AUtopianplanjustwontwork.空想的计划是行不通的。,5.nomorethan表示对两者都否定，意为“同一样不”Heisnomoreawriterthanapainter.他既不是画家，也不是作家。Awhaleisnomoreafishthanahorseis.马不是鱼，鲸也不是鱼。,相关链接notmorethan“不如”，“不及”Iamnotmorecarefulthanheis.我不如他认真。morethan与其说不如说Heismoregoodthanbad.与其说他邪恶，不如说他善良。Heismoreluckythanclever.与其说他聪明，不如说他幸运。,nomorethan“仅仅”，“只有”，“只不过”Hehasnomorethanthreeshirts.他只有三件衬衫。notmorethan“至多”Hehasnotmorethanthreeshirts.他最多只有三件衬衫。,6.inspiteof不管Inspiteofpoorhealth,heisalwayscheerful.尽管身体不好，但他总是乐呵呵的。相关链接inspiteofoneself不由自主地Helaughedinspiteofhimself.他不禁笑起来。,7.attheverybeginningof在开始的时候相关链接inthebeginning在开始时Hedislikeditinthebeginning.他开始时不喜欢它。fromthebeginning从一开始Iwasopposedtotheplanfromthebeginning.我从一开始就反对这个计划。frombeginningtoend从头至尾Ivereadthebookfrombeginningtoend.我从头至尾读过这本书。,Organization,Space:theFinalFrontier,Part1:humanexplorationoftheuniverse,Part2:adescriptionabouttheChallengerdisaster,Para.1:thefirstmoonlanding,Para.2:singlespaceshipsandthefirstshuttleflight,Paras.3-5:theChallengerdisaster,Part1,Togetdetailinformation,Scanning,1.Howdidpeoplefeelwhentheywatchedthefirstmoonlanding?A.Excited.B.Nervous.C.Excitedbutnervous.D.Worried.2.Whatwasdifferentaboutthespaceshuttle?A.Itwassmaller.B.Itwasbetter.C.Itcouldbeusedseveraltimes.D.Itcouldholdmorepeople.,ReadingComprehension,3.WhatdidtheChallengerdisasterteachtheworld?A.Wedbetternotbeanastronaut.B.Spaceflightwasstilldangerous.C.Spaceflightwillbedangerousforever.D.Weshouldrespectalloftheastronauts.,4.WhydoesthewritercallthepassageSpace:theFinalFrontier?A.BecausetherearenoplacesonEarth.B.Becauseheisinterestedinspacetravel.C.Becausetherearenonewplacesleftforhumanstodiscoverandwehaventexplodedspace.,(1)Armstrongisthefirstonetosetfootonthemoonbackin1969.(2)TheaimoftheColumbiawastotestthenewshuttlesystem.(3)TheChallengertookoffon12thApril,1981.(4)ChristaMcAuliffenevercamebacktoherclassroom.,T,T,F,T,Trueorfalse,ReadingComprehension,1.Howdidpeoplefeelaboutspacetravelafewyearslater?Theygotusedtoitandthoughtitwassafeandnormal.2.WhydidpeoplewanttowatchtheChallengertakeoff?Becauseitwasanewspacecraftandithadateacheronboardaswellasastronauts.,ReadingComprehension,3.Howdidtheboyfeelbeforethetake-off?Hewasveryexcited.4.WhathappenedwhentheChallengerexploded?Theyallstartedscreaming.5.HowdidhefeelafterwitnessingtheaccidentonTV?Hewasinastateofshock.6.Whatdidhethinkaboutspacetravelafewweekslater?Hewasnotsureitwasworthexploringspaceifpeopleweregoingtodie.,ReadingComprehension,Cloze,21stJuly,1969wasa_dayforspacetravel:astronautNeilArmstrongwalkedonthesurfaceoftheMoonandspoketomillionsofTVviewersonthe_hehadleftbehind.Hisfamouswords“Onesmallstepforman,onegiantleapfor_”still_usoftheexcitementofthatday.,historic,planet,mankind,remind,Planningfortheextraordinary_tookalongtimeandcostalotofmoney:abouttwo_toplanitand_ofdollarstopayfortheresearch.Afterthesuccessofthe_totheMoon,manypeoplewerevery_aboutspacetravel;theyquicklybecame_totheideaandthey_thattherewerenomoreproblemstoovercome.,travel,decades,billions,mission,enthusiastic,accustomed,assumed,TheChallengertookoffin1986,whichwasgoingtobeaspecial_andmillionsofpeople_to_thetake-offonTV.Butthe_explodedjustoveraminuteaftertakingoff.Theworldwasin_.Inonemomentexcitementandsuccessturnedintofearanddisaster.Werealizedtha