高中英语 Unit4 Earthquakes Reading优质课件 新人教版必修1.ppt

2ndperiod earthquakes unit4 revisionreadingcomprehendingpractice checkhomework doyouknowwhatwouldhappenbeforeanearthquake whatcanwedotokeepourselvessafefromanearthquake discussion reading whythetitleisanighttheearthdidn tsleep whyweresomanypeoplekilledorinjured whatdoesthesentence slowly thecitybegantobreatheagain mean 1 whatnaturalsignsofacomingdisasterwerethere 2 canyouthinkofsomereasonswhythesesignsweren tnoticed 3 whateventsprobablymadethedisasterworse 4 whatsituationsprobablymadethedisasterworse 5 howwerethesurvivorshelped comprehending paragraph1 paragraph2 paragraph3 paragraph4 lookattheeachpartandwritedownitsmainidea part1 part2 part3 beforetheearthquakestrangethingsbegantohappenbutnoonetookanynoticeofthem theearthquakedestroyedthecityoftangshanandshockedthepeopleverymuch thearmycametohelpthesurvivors bringinghopeforanewlife languagepoints imagineyourhomebeginstoshakeandyoumustleaveitrightaway imagine formamentalpictureimagine n pron g cl imaginesb tobeshake causetomovetoandfrorightaway atonce innotime immediatelyrightnow atthisverymomentmakeupyourmind i llreturnthebook rightnow rightaway thewallshaddeep init cracks 2 thewaterinthevillagewell rose and fell he fromhischairwhenthedoorbellrang herjobis chickens hertemperatureisstill he inrankrecently compare rise raise rose raising rising hasrisen smelly havinganoticeable usuallyunpleasantodorsmell y adj smelln v smelt smelled theywereallhungryandthefood good ican somethingburninginthekitchen pleasethrowthe fishaway thehouse ofpaint smelt smell smelly smells 3 a gascame thecracks smelly out of 4 waterpipesinsomebuildings and burst cracked burst tocomeopenorflyapartsuddenlytheballoonsuddenlyburst burstinto n somerobbersburstintothathouse burstoutburstout doingtheyburstoutlaughing compare heburstintolaughter heburstoutlaughingheburstintotears heburstoutcrying burstinto n burstout doing 5 buttheonemillionpeopleofthecity whothoughtlittleoftheseevents wenttobedasusualthatnight non definingattributiveclauses doyouwantafriendwhomyoucouldtelleverythingtolikeyourdeepest unit1 becausethosewhoruledenglandatthattimespokefrench unit2 theplainswherericegrows unit3 definingattributiveclause 6 itseemedthattheworldwas at an end compare attheendof bytheendof intheend 1 hisfatherwillreturnhome thisyear 2 hewillbeascientist 3 howmanyenglishwordshadyoulearned lastterm attheendof intheend bytheendof alargenumberofbuildingswere burnt ahuge thatwaseightkilometerslongandthirtymeterswidecut housesandroads cracks across hardhillsofrockbecameriversof dirt 8 infifteenterriblesecondsalargecitylayin ruins lie lay lain tobe remainorbekeptinacertainstateinruins severelydamagedordestroyed thevillage inruinsafterthewar thesemachineshave idlesincethefactoryclosed anearthquakeleftthewholetown hiscareeris lay lain inruins inruins compare ruin destroy damage everywheretheylookednearlyeverythingwas destroyed he hisgirlfriend sprospects ruined softwood easily damages injure tohurtoneself sb sth physically 9 two thirdsofthepeoplediedorwere duringtheearthquake injured two thirds twothirds morethan61 ofthesurfaceofthesurfaceoftheearth coveredbywater seventypercentoftheworkersinthisfactory young is are compare injure hurt wound theircriticisms himdeeply smokingwill hishealth hewasslightly inthecaraccident hegot inthefighting whatyousaid myfeeling havehurt injured injured wounded hurt coveredthegroundlikeautumnleaves peoplewere bricks shocked 10 thenumberofpeoplewhowerekilledorinjured morethan400 000 reached reach toachieveofobtainsth 11 someofthe workersanddoctorswere undertheruins rescue trapped rescue n anactofrescuingorbeingrescuedrescue v tosaveorsetfreefromharm danger orlosstrap v inaplaceformwhichonewantstoescapebutcannot wonder v a tohaveafeelingofsurprise b tobefilledwithcuriosityordoubt n onethatarousesastonishment surprise admirationitisnowonder that nowonder that wonder 12 peoplebeganto howlongthedisasterwouldlast tomoftenworksdeepintothenighteveryday nowonderhealwaysgetsfirstintheexaminations 13 allhopewasnotlost all not notall somebutnotallnotallthechildrenareleft onlysomeofthemleftearly notallthechildrenarenoisy someofthechildrenarenotnoisy noneof noneofuswereallowedtogothere noneofthesereportsisveryhelpful therailwaytrackswere piecesof useless steel thearmy teamsto thoseweretrappedandto thedead organized digout bury 14 burythedead bury a toplaceintheground b tooccupy oneself withdeepconcentration absorb thedogburiedtheboneintheground iburiedmyselfinmystudies buryoneselfin beburiedindevoteoneselfto bedevotedto peoplebecame asa oftheearthquake theyhadtolookfor fromtheearthquakewiththeir things homeless result shelters necessary someofthe workersanddoctorswere underthe rescue trapped ruins tothenorthofthecity mostofthe100 000minerswere the rescued from coal mines workersbuilt for whosehomeshadbeendestroyed shelters survivors practice thewaterinthevillagewellsriseandfalladeepcrackcomeoutofinthefarmyardtoonervoustoeatlookforplacetohidebrightlightsintheskythewaterpipesonemillionpeopleofthecitythinklittleof doyouknow asusualbegintoshakeatanenddirectlybelowthecityone thirdofthenation eightkmlongthirtykmwidecutacrosshousessteamburstfromholeson inthegroundhardhillsofrock riversofdirtinruinsreachmorethanbedestroyed brickscoveredthegroundredautumnleavesbenotsafefortravelingtensofthousandshalfamillioninsteadofbeshockedrescueworkersanddoctorsbetrappedundertheruinsbegintowonder allhopedigoutthepeoplewhoweretrappedburythedeathcoalminesbuildsheltersbegintobreatheagain farmers wivesnoticedthatthewellhaddeepcracksinthem 2 itseemedthattheworldwasata