高中英语 Module4方案一精品教案（6）外研版必修5.doc

英语必修5外研版module4方案一精品教案（6） the sixth period: everyday english& writingteaching aims1. to master some everyday english 2. to learn how to write an emailteaching procedure:step1. revisionstep2. everyday english :step3. reading and writingactivity 1: read the e-mail and number these things in the order activity 2: underline the adjectives used to describe : 1. the atmosphere 2. the music 3. the foodactivity 3: write a report for your school newspaper about the carnival you organized to celebrate chinese new year, including: l when and where the carnival happenedl the decorationsl the musicl the costumesl the foodl the atmospherel special customs(在文中尽量使用句型，如：倒装句、强调句、名词性从句)step4.homework:preview cultural corner【巩固作业设计】阅读下列四篇短文，从每小题后所给的a,b,c或d四个选项中，选出最佳选项。rivers may be a significant source of the greenhouse gas nitrous oxide (一氧化二氮), scientists now find. their calculation suggests that across the globe the waterways contribute three times the amount of nitrous oxide to the atmosphere as had been estimated by the international panel on climate change (ipcc), the united nations scientific body charged with reviewing climate change research. they found that the amount of nitrous oxide produced in streams is related to human activities that release nitrogen (氮) into the environment, such as fertilizer use and sewage discharges. “human activities, including fossil fuel combustion and intensive agriculture, have increased the availability of nitrogen in the environment,” said jake beaulieu of the university of notre dame and the u.s. environmental protection agency in cincinnati, ohio, and lead author of the paper published this week in the journal proceedings of the national academy of sciences. “much of this nitrogen is transported into river and stream networks,” beaulieu said. there, microbes (微生物) convert the nitrogen into nitrous oxide (also called laughing gas) and an inert gas called dinitrogen (二氮). the finding is important, the researchers say, because nitrous oxide is a powerful greenhouse gas that contributes to climate change and destruction of the stratospheres ozone layer, which protects us from the suns harmful ultraviolet (紫外线) radiation. compared with carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide is 300-fold more powerful in terms of its warming potential, though carbon dioxide is a far more common greenhouse gas. scientists estimate nitrous oxide accounts for about 6 percent of human-induced climate change. beaulieu and colleagues measured nitrous oxide production rates in 72 streams. when summed across the globe, the results showed rivers and streams are the source of at least 10 percent of human-caused nitrous oxide emissions to the atmosphere. “changes in agricultural and land-use practices that result in less nitrogen being delivered to streams would reduce nitrous oxide emissions from river networks,” beaulieu said.1. from the second paragraph we can learn. a. actually rivers give off much more nitrous oxide than expectedb. scientists calculation is totally wrongc. human activities release nitrous oxide in to the riversd. there is no nitrogen in fertilizer2. which of the following is not the source of nitrogen? a. fertilizer use. b. sewage discharges. c. fossil fuel combustion. d. climate change. 3. nitrous oxide is a powerful greenhouse gas because. a. it can protect us from the suns harmful ultraviolet radiationb. it is to blame for most of human-induced climate changec. it is a far more common greenhouse gasd. it has much more warming potential than carbon dioxide4. what does the passage mainly tells us? a. rivers may be a source of the greenhouse gas nitrous oxide. b. its human acti