外研版必修4module6课件PPT课件

Period1,Module6UnexplainedMysteriesoftheNaturalWorldIntroductionReadingandVocabularySpeaking,Introduction-1Matching(5m)Readthedescriptionandmatchthepictures.,Thebigfoot(2),TheYeti(1),TheLochNessMonster(4),TheGreyMan(3),Introduction-5.Note-taking(5m),northwestAmerican,largefootprints,tall,hairy,bigarmsandlegs,Scotland,tall,greyface,longclaws,LakeNess,northofScotland,smallhead,longtail,Readingjumpedlikeaseal;itsheadlookedlikeahorse.,About200,Readthe2ndParagraph:1.Whoelsesawtheanimal?2.Whatweretheydoing?3.Whatdiditlooklike?,Agroupofsoldiers.,Theywerewalkingalongthesideofthelake.,Itwasgreenish-blackandhadaroundheadwith10cmhorns.,Readthe3rdParagraph:WhatdidLiXiaohesee?Whycouldtheyseetheanimalclearly?,Aroundblackcreaturemovingquicklythroughthewater.After300or400metersitdivedintothewater.,Theweatherwasfineandthelakewascalm.,Readthe4thParagraph:1.HowlongwasthehistoryofreportsofmonstersinLakeTianchi?2.Whatdomanypeoplethink?3.Whatdothescientiststhink?,Sincethebeginningofthelastcentury.,ThemonstermaybeadistantcousinoftheLochNessmonsterinScotlandandtheremightbesimilarcreaturesinotherlakesaroundtheworld.,Thelow-temperaturelakeisunlikelytobeabletosupportsuchlargelivingcreatures.,CulturalCorner-1.Pre-reading(5m)(openanswers),1.Doyouknowanydragonstories?,CulturalCorner-2.Intensive-reading(8m),WhatdoChinesethinkofdragons?2.Whatdowesternersthinkofdragons?,Generous,wise,unpredictable,brave,relatedtoroyalfamily.,Itisdangerousandhasanegativereputation.ButthereddragonontheWelshflagisapositivesymbol.,generous,wise,unpredictable,royalfamily,intelligent,brave,natural,leader,reputation,dangerous,red,positive,strength,national,identity,Whyshouldthedragonhaveadifferentcharacterindifferentpartoftheworld?,Itisduetotheanimalsthemythsgrewoutof.Inthewest,theideaofthedragonprobablycamefromthesnake,whileinChina,itmayhavecomefromthealligator.,B.Findoutthephrasesinthepassage.1.和密切联系_2.根据_3.民族身份意识_4.由于_5.产生自_6.许多_,becloselyrelatedto,accordingto,asenseofnationalidentity,dueto,comefrom,plentyof,LanguageDateBank,LanguagepointsforReading,LanguageDateBank,1.,whichseemedtobeblackincolour,seem+(tobe)+adj./n看起来似乎Theyoungmanseemedtobeexcitedtoday.2.HeclaimstohaveseenaroundblackcreatureYouseemtohavegotthegoodnews.Shepretendedtohaveseenthefilm.HeclaimedthathehadfinishedtheworkbutIdidntbelievehim.,LanguageDateBank,3.Therehavebeenreportsofmonsterintherebe的现在完成形式：从到现在都有”Therehavebeenanoldchurchinthattownsincelongago.4.beangrywithsb.at/about/forsth.因某事生某人的气(1)Iamveryangry_them_lettingmedown.(2)Dontbeangry_thethings.,with,for,at/about/for,Exercise,Usefulexpressions:1.伸出；突出_2.在表面_3.声称做某事_4.不可能做_5.占有面积_6.讲实话/说谎_7.潜入_,stickout,onthesurfaceof,claimtodosth./claimthat,beunlikelytodo/itisunlikelythat,coveranareaof,tellthetruth,/tellalie,diveinto,Exercise,8.灭绝;(火)熄灭_9.适应_10.帮助弄清楚;阐明某事_11.谈正题;开门见山_12.赞成;支持_13.和密切相关_,dieout,adapt(himself)to/beadaptedto,throwlighton,comestraighttothepoint,gofor,befor,becloselyconnectedwith/to,Exercise,14.由于;因.而造成_15.接近_16.清楚地看到_17.对.怀疑_18.再次成为新闻_19.可能有某人_,dueto/becauseof/asaresultof,get/gocloseto,getaclearlookat,bescepticalabout,bebackinthenews,thereislikelytobesomeone,Exercise,20.突然_21.对进攻_22.在第一次目击时_23.不同寻常_,almostovernight,makeanattackon,in/duringthefirstsighting,quitesomething,Exercise,Translation1.他很快适应了这里的气候了。2.任何同意这个计划的人举起手。3.自从上世纪初这种怪物已经灭绝了。,Soonheadapted(himself)totheclimatehere.,Whoeveragreestotheplanputsuphishand.Anyonewhoagreestotheplanputsuphishand.,Thisspeciesofmonsterhasdiedoutsincethebeginningoflastcentury,Exercise,4.由于这场大雨他不可能来这里了。5.他声称见过这种已经绝迹了的怪物.6.在远处我看见大火熄灭了.,Heisunlikelytocomehereduetotheheavyrain.,Heclaimedthathehadseenthespeciesofmonsterthathaddiedout.,Isawthefiredieoutinthedistance.,Exercise,RewritethesentencesItseemsthathehasbeentoAmerica.ItappearsthathehasbeentoAmerica.3.ItissaidthatthebookhasbeentranslatedintoEnglish.,HeseemstohavebeentoAmerica.,HeappearstohavebeentoAmerica.,ThebookissaidtohavebeentranslatedintoEnglish.,Exercise,4.(1)Heclaimedthathehadntdoneit,butIdidntbelievehim.(2)Heclaimedtohavemettheemperor,butIdidntbelievehim,Heclaimednottohavedoneit,butIdidntbelievehim.,Heclaimedthathehadmettheemperor,butIdidntbelieveit.,5.(1)CanIaskyouafourthquestion?,(2)Idontlikethetwobooks.Canyoushowmeathirdone?,(3)Theorangesaredelicious.Idliketohave_thirdonebecause_secondoneisrathertoosmall.Aa;aBthe;theCa;theDthe;a,6.Therewillbeasportsmeeting.,Thereisgoingtobeasportsmeeting.,Theremustbeasportsmeeting.,Theremaybeasportsmeeting.,Thereshouldbeasportsmeeting.,Thereseemstobeasportsmeeting.,Thereusedtobeasportsmeeting.,Theremightbeasportsmeeting.,Thereislikelytobeasportsmeeting.,There_goingtobealargequantityofplant.,There_goingtobelargequantitiesofplant.,There_tobealargequantityofplant.(seem),There_tobetwobooksandapenonthedesk.,is,are,seems,seem,_therelikely_anyonetomeetusattheairport?ADoes;tobeBIs;beingCHas;thatDIs;tobe,Exercise:,1.YoumusthavestudiedEnglishformanyyears,_you?A.mustntB.didntC.arentD.havent2.Youmusthavebeentoldaboutitthatday,_?A.mustntyouB.haventyouC.werentyouD.didntyou,3.-Wedidntseehimatthelectureyesterday.-He_attendedit.A.mustnthaveB.wouldhavenotC.couldnthaveD.neednthave,4.-_hehavebeenchosenascaptainofthefootballteam?-Yes,he_.A.Can;musthaveB.Must;musthaveC.Can;mustD.Must;must5.You_havethebookassoonasIgetit.A.shallB.mustC.willD.would6._breaksthelawshallbepunished.A.ThosewhoB.AnyoneC.WhoD.Whoever,7.Afterherhusbandsdeath,theoldlady_sitbythewindowsadly.A.wouldB.couldC.wasusedtoD.might.8.Heclaims_thePresident,butIdontbelievehim.A.meetingB.havingmetC.tomeetD.tohavemet9.Afteranightoffighting,thestreetsarenow_.A.silentB.quiteC.st