高中英语m5教学课件-m5unit2reading

Unit2M5Usinglanguage,Reading,P.14,BigBen,WhatisLondonfamousfor?,LondonTowerBridge,Hydepark,LondonEye,BuckinghamPalace,StPaulsCathedral,splendid,RoyalObservatoryinGreenwich,SightseeinginLondon,伦敦观光记,Whatsthewritingstyleofthepassage?Ajournal.,Skimming,1.WhatdidZhangPingyudobeforetakingatour?Shemadealistofthesitesshewantedtoseetosavetime.2.HowlongdidhertourofLondonlast?Threedays.3.Wherewassheleaveingfor?WindsorCastle.,MakealistofZhangPingyustourofLondonandacommentoneachplaceshevisited.,Closereading:,TowerofLondon,St.PaulsCathedral,WestminsterAbbey,BigBen,BuckinghamPalace,Greenwich,HighgateCemetery,TheBritishMuseum,delight/surprise,splendid/interesting,interesting,famous/loud,Interesting/famous/useful,strange,thrilling/wonderful/beautiful,1.WhobuilttheTowerofLondon?Whenwasitbuilt?2.WhoguardedtheQueensjewels?3.WhenwasStPaulsCathedralbuilt?4.WhatdidWestminsterAbbycontain?5.WhatinterestedhermostinGreenwich?Whatkindoflineisit?,Detailedreading,Themeridianisanimaginarylinedividingtheeasternandwesternhalvesoftheearth.,TheNormaninvadersinAD1066,Specialroyalguardsinfour-hundred-year-olduniform,Statuesinmemoryofdeadpoetsandwriters.,TheTowerofLondon,Themeridianmrdn子午线,MonumentinHighgateCemetery,KarlMarx,Hehaddevelopedcommunism.,1.去观光2.列出清单3.方形塔4.仍然屹立5.使某人十分惊讶的是6.在特殊的日子里7.穿着四百年前的制服8.接着的是9.为了纪念某人10.敲出整点的钟声,1.gosightseeing2.makealistof3.asquaretower4.remainstanding5.toonesgreatsurprise6.onspecialoccassions7.wearthefour-hundred-year-olduniform8.therefollows.9.inmemoryof10.ringoutthehour,10.设置世界时间11.某人最感兴趣的是12.一条假想的线13.经过；穿过14.奇怪地是15.竟然做过某事16.不见了；丢了17.对感到震惊18.在展出19.离开去某地,10.settheworldtime11.whatinterestssb.is12.animaginaryline13.passthrough14.Itseemsstrangethat15.shouldhavedonesth.16.begone17.bethrilledby18.onshow19.leavespforsp.,1.Worriedaboutthetimeavailable,ZhangPingyuhadmadealistofthesitesshewantedtoseeinLondon.形容词作状语=availableadj.可获得的，可购得的，可找到的,可利用的,有空的Theticketsareavailableonline.Thiswastheonlyroomavailable.Sheisnotavailablenow.,Becauseshewasworriedabout.,2.remain+adj./n./doing/done/tobedoneitremainstobeseenwhether.他是否会成功还有待观察。Itremainstobeseenwhetherhewillsucceed.3.Therefollows接着是Thereusuallyfollowsaweddingreceptionaftertheweddingceremony.,Theyateandateuntilnofood_onthetable.,remained,4.省略句:结构中的主语与主句的主语一致时,可省略相同成分。Itlookedsplendidwhenfirstbuilt!,When_(ask)whyhewaslate,hewentred.,asked,Whenfirstbuilt=Whenitwasfirstbuilt,Whenhewasaskedwhyhewaslate,hewentred.,5.inmemoryof=inhonorof为了纪念incelebrationof为了庆祝inpraiseof为了赞扬ThemuseumwasbuiltinmemoryofthegreatwriterLuXun.,strangenecessarynaturalimportantItisstrangethathe_somuchaboutme.A.knowsB.knewC.hasknownD.knowAwell-behavedgentlemanshouldbesorudetoalady.Itseemedstrangedthatthemanshouldhavelivedhere.,D,+that(should)+v.虚拟语气(引导主语从句),Itis,(竟然：表惊讶）,竟然在这里生活过,7.begone一去不复返，不复存在1)Theoldreadingroomwasgone.2)Gonearethedayswhenyoucouldleaveyourdoorsunlockedatnight.,breakaway,breakdown,breakup,breakout,breakin,breakinto,breakoff,breakthrough1.Thetalksbetweenthetwocountries_.2.He_inthemiddleofasentence.3.Abigfire_duringthenight.4.Theband_.5.Theirfriendship_.6.Thehousewasfound_earlyinthemorning.7.Thieves_whentheywereaway.8.Scientistsarebeginningto_inthefightagainstcancer.突破,brokedown,brokeoff,brokeout,brokeup,brokeup,brokeninto,brokein,breakthrough,Homework,1.背诵第一段2.高考卷单项、完型、改错,伦敦塔始建于1078年。它在历史上既作过王宫，也作过法院，后来又是一所监狱。伦敦塔占地7.2公顷，周围用巨石筑成一道厚实的城墙。城墙上有许多炮台、箭楼，四周是一条又宽又深的护城河。从1107年，诺曼征服伦敦后，伦敦塔成了国王行辕总署和兵营。从1140年到17世纪该塔一直是英国历代国王的主要住处。英国暴君詹姆斯一世在塔内被处死之后，伦敦塔就成了监禁犯人的牢狱和刑场。伦敦塔现在已经成了对外开放的博物馆。塔内有个珍宝馆，观众可以看到英国历代国王的王冠、王室珍藏的金银珠宝。伦敦古堡中还有一些身体肥胖称为“渡乌”的大乌鸦，有专人饲养。伦敦塔有千年的历史，堪称伦敦最悠久的古迹，游客每年达200万人。在出入口处游人可以看到两名身着古老的都铎王朝制服的禁卫，这些“古老卫士”们，成了游客欣赏和摄影的对象。,StPaulsCathedral,splendid,St.PaulsCathedral:theoriginalcathedralwasdestroyedafterafirein1666andthenewonewasbuiltin1710,whichisthelargestcathedralinEurope,itisfamousforitsdome(圆形拱顶）.Ifyouwhisperamessageinsideacircular(圆形的）walkway,itwillbeheardacrosstheothersideofthedome,soitisknownasthe“WhisperingGallery”,回音壁,威斯敏斯特教堂（WestminsterAbbey）,WestminsterAbbeyisthechurchwherethegovernmentgoestopray祈祷andwherethekingsandqueensarecrowned.加冕Manyimportantpeopleareburiedhere(Newton,CharlesDicke