新通用大学英语综合教程3unit6公开课一等奖市优质课赛课获奖课件

unit06Lesson1Lesson1Lesson2ExtendedExercisesCheckpointAgendaUNITGOALS1.Conveyamessage2.Prepareforanemergency3.Describedisastersandemergencies4.WriteaboutnaturaldisastersLesson1Lesson1Lead-inListeningSpeakingReadingWriting3331-Lead-inLead-inSitcom:IWanttoGoSomeplaceDifferentExerciseAExerciseB31-ExerciseAExerciseACompletethesentenceswithwhatyouhear.1. Mrs.Beattyusuallytravelstomajorcitiesin___________.2. Shewantstotraveltosomeplace_________________.3. ShethinksCaliforniahasalotof___________.4. Attheendofthevideoepisode,Mrs.Beattychoosestotravelto___________.EuropeawayfromthecityearthquakesFinland1-ExerciseBExerciseBChecktheplacesMr.EvansrecommendstoMrs.Beatty.□California □

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Finland1-ListeningListeningPart1AnEarthquakePart2WhatShouldYouDo?Part3NewsReportsPart4DisastersandEmergenciesNewWordsProperNames3331-Part-1Part1AnEarthquakeListentotheconversationandfillintheblankswithwhatyouhear.RACHEL:Oh,mygoodness!1_______________________fromRomania.TOM:Whathappened?RACHEL:Itsaystherewasa2______________thereyesterday.Itwas8.6ontheRichterscale.Whatadisaster!TOM:8.6?That’sgigantic!Anywordoncasualties?RACHEL:Theysaythere’salotof3_______________,butluckilyitstruckduringtheday.Sofarnoreportsofdeathsorinjuries.TOM:Well,let’shopeforthebest.RACHEL:Iwonder4______________.TOM:Believeitornot,no.Therewasoncea9.5nearChile.Lookatthisbreakingnewshugeearthquakepropertydamageif8.6isarecord1-Part-2Part2WhatShouldYouDo?Listentothepassageandcheckwhethereachstatementistrue(T)orfalse(F). T F1.Ifthereisevacuation,youshouldn’tuseyourcar.2.Youshouldturnyourrefrigeratorandfreezeroff.3.Youshouldreadthenewspapersforthelocationofshelters.4.Youshouldabandonallyourpropertyintheemergency.□□□□□□□□1-Part-3Part3NewsReportsListentothepassageandcircletheletterthatbestcompleteseachsentence.1.Thereporterisdescribinga_____________.A.flood B.tornado C.drought2.Thestormwillprobablybe_____________.A.catastrophic B.moderate C.mild3.Accordingtothereport,manypeopleare_____________.A.deadly B.missing C.homeless4.There__________________fromthelandslide.A.arenodeaths B.arenosurvivors C.isnopropertydamage5.Thisreportmentionssuppliesyoushouldhave__________________.A.incaseofanevacuation B.inashelter C.inafirst-aidkit1-Part4DisastersandEmergenciesPart4DisastersandEmergenciesPassage1FactsAboutEarthquakesPassage2AnAmazingStoryofSurvivalPassage3HurricaneKatrina331-4-Passage-1Passage1FactsAboutEarthquakesListentothepassageandfillintheblankswithwhatyouhear.1.Theearliestrecordedearthquakehappenedin_________.2.Thelargestrecordedearthquakeintheworldheldamagnitudeof_________inChile.3.Theworld’sdeadliestrecordedearthquakeoccurredin_________incentralChina.4.In1976anotherdeadlyearthquakestruckinTangshan,China,wheremorethan_________peoplewerekilled.1831B.C.9.515562500001-4-Passage-2Passage2AnAmazingStoryofSurvivalListentothepassageandcheckwhethereachstatementistrue(T),false(F)ornotmentioned(NM). TFNM1.ThemenleftEndurancebecausetheydidn’thavemanysuppliesleft. □□ □2.Themenlivedonapieceoficeforfivemonths. □□ □3.ShackletonandhismensailedtothefirstislandonEndurance. □□ □4.Themenwererescuedbyanairplane. □□ □5.Therewere28survivorsaltogether. □□ □1-4-Passage-3Passage3HurricaneKatrinaListentothepassageandanswerthefollowingquestions.1.HowmanypeoplearelistedofficiallyasmissinginLouisiana?_________________________________________________________2.Whatwereusedinthenewsearchforbodiesinthewreckage?_________________________________________________________3.WhoconstitutedthemajoritypopulationinNewOrleansbeforethestorm?_________________________________________________________4.Whydidpeoplehaveaterribleshockwhentheywenthome?_________________________________________________________2023people.Dogs.Theblack.Theywereunabletofindevenwheretheirhouseshadstood.1-NewWordsNewWords◆amazingly adv. 令人惊讶地◆antiseptic n. 杀菌剂bandage n. 绷带◆briefly adv. 短暂地collapse v. 崩溃，倒塌contaminate v. 污染destruction n. 破坏，消灭◆detectable adj. 可觉察旳,易发觉◆dwelling n. 住处endurance n. 持久，耐久◆evacuation n. 撤退，走开1-NewWordsNewWords◆first-aid n. 急救◆flashlight n. 手电筒◆freezer n. 冰箱；冷藏机★gigantic adj. 巨人般旳，巨大旳gulf n. 海湾kit n. 用具包,工具箱◆landslide n. 山崩★magnitude n. 量级non-perishable adj. 不轻易腐烂旳◆outage n. 断电；临时停止供给★penguin n. 企鹅◆perishable adj. 轻易腐烂旳1-NewWordsNewWords◆predict v. 预测，预报preserve v. 保存，保藏◆resettle v. (使)重新定居resident n. 居民shelter n. 庇护所◆stormy adj. 汹涌澎湃旳；剧烈旳◆survivor n. 生还者toll n. （因疾病、意外事故等旳）伤 亡，损失waterproof adj. 防水旳，不透水旳▲wreckage n. 残骸；废墟1-ProperNamesProperNamesAntarctica 南极洲BatonRouge 巴吞鲁日（美国城市）GulfCoast 墨西哥湾沿岸地域Houston 休斯顿（美国城市）HurricaneKatrina 卡特里娜飓风Louisiana 路易斯安那(美国州名)NewOrleans 新奥尔良(美国港市)Texas 德克萨斯州(美国州名)theRichterscale 里氏（用于测量地震强度旳单位）TropicalStormMaria 热带风暴“玛莉亚”1-SpeakingSpeakingConveyaMessageConversationModelConversationPairWork31-Conversation-ModelConversationModelReadandlisten.A:I’monthelinewithyourparents.Wouldyouliketosayhello?B: Iwould,butI’mrunninglate.A: Anythingyou’dlikemetotellthem?B: Yes.Pleasetellthemtowatchthenews.There’sastormonitsway.A: Willdo.Rhythmandintonationpractice1-ConversationPairWorkConversationPairWorkRole-playconveyingamessage.Usetheguide,thepossibleexcuses,andthepossiblemessages,orcreateanewconversation.A: I’monthelinewith________.Wouldyouliketosayhello?B: Iwould,but________.A: Anythingyou’dlikemetotell________?B: Yes.Please________.A: ________.PossibleexcusesI’mrunninglate.Ihaveanappointment.Idon’thavetimerightnow.PossiblemessagesWatchthenews.There’sastoryabout____.TurnontheTV.There’sbadweatheronitsway.Callmeattheoffice.Yourownmessage:____..1-ReadingReadingTopicPreviewTextATextBVocabularyExerciseVocabularyActivity3331-TopicPreviewTopicPreviewLookatthenewssource.ThencheckTrue,FalseorNotMentioned.Afteryesterday’sdisaster,thesearchforsurvivorscontinues.Reportssaythenumberofcasualtiesisincreasing.Thereisarecordamountofpropertydamage.Bisyouronlinecenterfordisasternewsandinformationaboutreliefefforts.1-TopicPreviewTopicPreview T FNM1.ThenewssourceforthisinformationistheInternet. □ □ □2.Thetsunamicausedtheearthquake. □ □ □3.Threecountrieswereaffectedbythisdisaster. □ □ □4.Thisistheworsttsunamiever. □ □ □5.Thenumberofdeadorinjuredisincreasing. □ □ □6.Therewasnopropertydamage. □ □ □1-TextATextATextComprehensionCheck3TA-Text-1TextAReadthewebpage.Underlineandlearntheunfamiliarwords.OnthemorningofAugust24th,79A.D.,PompeiiwasawealthyRomancityfullofpeopleandlife.Noonethoughtthatintwodaysthecitywouldbecomeagravefor2000people.Pompeiiislocated8kmfromMt.Vesuvius.Themountainhadoncebeenanactivevolcano,butithadnevereruptedduringthelifetimeofanyoneinthecity.Peoplewere,however,usedtoearthquakes.Perhapsthatiswhywhentheearthshookfordaysbeforethevolcanoerupted,noonepanicked.Peoplemusthavethoughttheyweresafe,buttheywerewrong.ThefirstsignofdangerwasastrangecloudrisingfromMt.Vesuvius.Itwasacloudofdarksmokeandash.Forabouteighthours,thecloudgrewandcoveredahugeareabeyondthecity.Thecloudcarriedrocksandash,whichfelloverPompeiilikerain.TA-Text-2TextAPeopleevacuatedthecityinterror.Thatnight,however,therainofrocksandashstopped.Manypeoplethoughtthedangerwasoverandreturnedtotheirhomes.Around7:30thenextmorning,about2000peoplewerewalkingaroundthecity,probablylookingatthedamagefromthedaybefore.Suddenly,Mt.Vesuviusexploded,sendingalandslideofhotrocks,fire,andgasestowardsPompeii.Inlessthantwominutes,itkilledeverythinginitspath,andburiedthecity.Thecitywasperfectlypreservedandremainedburiedforalmost2000years.NowpeoplecanlearnalotabouthowtheAncientRomanslivedfromstudyingPompeii.★erupt★eruptv.ifavolcanoerupts,itexplodesandsendssmoke,fire,androckintothesky（火山）暴发◆Ifavolcanoerupts,itexploresandsendssmoke,fire,androckintothesky.◆Gangviolencecaneruptfornoapparentreason.★evacuate★evacuatev.sendpeopleawayfromadangerousplacetoasafeplace疏散；撤离◆Thechildrenwereevacuatedtothecountrywhenthecitywasbeingbombed.◆Thesoldiersevacuatedtheareaastheenemyadvanced.TA-ProperNamesProperNamesMt.Vesuvius 维苏威火山（位于意大利西南部， 是欧洲大陆唯一旳活火山)Pompeii 庞培(意大利古都，公元79年火山 暴发，全城淹没)TA-ComprehensionCheckComprehensionCheckCheckwhethereachstatementisYes,No,orNotmentioned.YesNoNM1.DidtheeruptionofMt.Vesuviuscauseanycasualties? □□ □

2.DidanyoneexpectMt.Vesuviustoerupt? □□ □3.DidpeopleleavePompeiiwhenrocksandashstartedfalling?□□ □4.DidthevolcanokillpeopleinPompeiislowly? □□ □

5.WastheburiedcityofPompeiidiscoveredbyaccident?

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□TextBTextBWarm-upTextComprehensionCheckCriticalThinking33TB-Warm-upWarm-up1.Haveyouorhassomeoneyouknow(ever)experiencedanaturaldisaster?2.Workinpairsorgroupstofindtheimportantwordsinthetextbelowandseewhatinformationyoucanget.TB-Text-1TextBEarthquakesareamongthedeadliestnaturaldisasters,causingthelargestnumberofcasualties,thehighestdeathtolls,andthegreatestdestruction.In1556inChina,thedeadliestearthquakeinhistorykilled830000people.Butmanyotherearthquakeshavecausedthedeathsofmorethan100000people,anditisnotunusual,eveninmoderntimes,foranearthquakedeathtolltoreach20000to30000peoplewithhundredsofthousandslefthomeless.Therearefourfactorsthataffectthecasualtyrateandeconomicimpactofearthquakes:magnitude,location,qualityofconstructionofbuildings,andtiming.MagnitudeThemagnitude,orstrength,ofanearthquakeismeasuredontheRichterscale,rangingfrom1to10,with10beingthegreatest.Earthquakesover6ontheRichterscaleareoftendeadly,andthoseover8aregenerallycatastrophic,causingterribledamage.Damagetoroadin1995earthquakeinKobe,JapanEarthquakesTB-Text-2TextBLocationHowever,asevereearthquakethatislocatedfarfrompopulationcentersdoesnotcausethesamedamageasalesssevereonethatoccursinthemiddleofacity.Asanexample,in1960,thestrongestearthquakeeverrecorded,9.5magnitudeontheRichterscale,struckinthePacificOceanneartheChileancoastline,killingover2000peopleandinjuringanother3000.Ifthisquakehadstruckacity,itwouldhavebeencatastrophic,andhundredsofthousandsmighthavebeenkilled.Similarly,inAlaska,in1964,amagnitude9.2quakehitanareawithfewpeople,andthedeathtollwas117.QualityofConstructionFurthermore,modernbuildingconstructiontechniquescanlessenthedeathtollandeconomicimpactofamoderateearthquakethatwouldotherwisecauseseveredestructionofolder-stylebuildings.In2023,aterribleearthquakeinthehistoriccityofBaminIrancausedthedestructionofover90%ofthebuildings,mostlyduetooldconstruction.TimingFinally,thetimeofoccurrenceofanearthquakecanaffectthenumberofdeathsandcasualties.Earthquakesthatoccurinthenight,whenpeopleareindoors,usuallycauseagreaterdeathtollthanonesthatoccurwhenpeopleareoutdoors.◆timing◆timingn.thetimewhensomeonedoessomethingorwhensomethinghappens,especiallywhenyouareconsideringhowsuitablethisis时间，时机◆Hewasjustwalkingintotherestaurantwhenwegotthere.Perfecttiming.◆Hetoldjokeswithanexquisitesenseoftiming.severesevereadj.verybadorveryserious严重旳◆Drugsmugglingcontinuestoflourishdespitetheseveresentencesofthecourts.◆Thepresidentcameunderseverecriticismforhishandlingofthecrisis.lessenlessenv.becomesmallerinsize,importance,orvalue,ormakesomethingdothis降低，减轻◆Theraineventuallylessenedtoasoftmist.◆Eatingproperlycanlessentheriskofheartdisease.moderatemoderateadj.1.notverylargeorverysmall,veryhotorverycold,veryfastorveryslow中档旳，适度旳，适中旳◆Moderateexercise,suchaswalkingandswimming,canhelptopreventheartdisease.◆We’relookingforahousewithamoderate-sizedgarden.2.stayingwithinreasonableorsensiblelimits有节制旳，适度旳◆Myfatherisamoderatesmoker◆Sheledalivingwithmoderatewagedemands.TB-ProperNamesProperNames◆Richterscale 里氏(地)震级Chilean 智利旳Bam 巴姆市（伊朗城市）TB-ComprehensionCheckAnswerthefollowingquestions.1.Whichearthquakewasthedeadliestinhistory?2.WhichearthquakehadthehighestrecordedRichterscalereading?3.Howcanlocationaffectthedeathtollofanearthquake?4.Howcanbuildingtechniqueslessenthedestructionandeconomicimpactofanearthquake?Modernbuildingconstructiontechniquescanlessenthedeathtollandeconomicimpactofamoderateearthquakethatwouldotherwisecauseseveredestructionofolder-stylebuildings.In1556inChina,thedeadliestearthquakeinhistorykilled830000people.In1960,thestrongestearthquakeeverrecorded,9.5magnitudeontheRichterscale,struckinthePacificOceanneartheChileancoastline.Anearthquakeinacitymightkillmorepeople.ComprehensionCheckTB-CriticalThinkingAnswerthefollowingquestions.1.Whichwouldsufferheavierdamageandmorecasualtiesinasevereearthquake:LosAngelesorafarmingtowninIowa?Explainyouranswer.2.Howdoesthetimeanearthquakehappensaffectthenumberofcasualties?Earthquakesthatoccurinthenight,whenpeopleareindoors,usuallycauseagreaterdeathtollthanonesthatoccurwhenpeopleareoutdoors.CriticalThinkingComparedwithafarmingtowninIowa,LosAngeleswouldsufferheavierdamageandmorecasualtiesinasevereearthquake.LosAngeslesisabigcitywithlargepopulationandmorebuildings.ThearticlesaysifanearthquakestrikesfarfrompopulationcentersitcauseslessdamagesoLosAngeleswouldsuffermorethanafarmingtown.1-VocabularyExercisesVocabularyExerciseReadthestatementsfromanemergencyradiobroadcast.Writetheletterofthewordthatisdescribedineachsentence.Youwillnotuseallofthewords.Model:“Allresidentsmustleavetheirhomesimmediately”_______1.“Thesituationisdangerous,andresidentsmustrespondimmediately.”________2.“Thecityhasbeenwithoutelectricityforfourhoursnow.”________3.“Bedshavebeensetupatlocalschoolsuntilpeoplecanreturntotheirhomes.”________4.“Buyfoodthatwilllastalongtime,suchascannedbeansandtunafish,incaseofemergency”________5.“Ifthelightsgoout,youwillneedabattery-poweredsourceoflight.”________6.“Prepareasmallsetofmedicationsandsuppliestotreatinjuries.”________a. shelterb. matchesc. non-perishablefoodd. first-aidkite. poweroutagef. batteriesg. emergencyh. evacuationi. flashlightj. bottledwaterhgeacid1-VocabularyActivityVocabularyActivityCompleteeachdefinition.ThenunscramblethelettersintheboxestocompletetheMYSTERYPHRASE.1.Adisasterinwhicharivergoesoveritsbanksandflowsintotownsandfields: a________□2.Adisasterinwhichagiantwavehitsanddestroystownsalongtheocean: a______□______3.Averydangeroussituationthatrequiresimmediateaction: an□____□__________4.Adisasterinwhichtheearthshakesviolentlycausingalotofdamage: an______________□___5.Theremovalofpeoplefromanareaorneighborhoodthatistoodangerous: an__________□□______6.Adisasterinwhichrocksanddirtfalldownfromahillormountain: a__□______________floodTsunamiemergencyearthquakeevacuation

landslide1-VocabularyActivityVocabularyActivity7. Asafeplacewherepeoplemaygowhentheareatheyliveinhasbeenevacuated: a□____________8. Aportable,battery-operatedlight: a__________________□9. Asevereweathereventinwhichthereareveryhighwindsandlotsofrain: a__□______________10.Peoplewhoarenotkilledwhenadisasteroccurs: ________□______□11.Asevereweathereventinwhichthereisnorainforalongperiodoftime: a__□__________12.Peoplewhoareeitherinjuredorkilledinadisaster: __□______□________MYSTERYPHRASE(Asuddeneventthatcausesalotofdamage)□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□shelter

flashlight

hurricanesurvivorsdroughtcasualtiesanaturaldisaster1-WritingWritingWhataDisaster!Step1PairWorkStep2GroupworkStep3Writing331-Step1PairWorkStep1PairWorkPrepareanewsreportaboutfictionaldisastersandpresentittoyourpartner.PartnerAfromStarnewsAgencyDate:September20Place:Port-au-Prince,HaitiEvent:hurricanePropertydamage:manyhousesdamagedbywind,rain,flooding,andlandslidesCasualties:hundredshomelessandmissingTherewasa5.5magnitudeearthquakeinItaly.“”PartnerBfromApexnewsDate:September14Place:ItalyEvent:earthquake,magnitude5.5Propertydamage:slightinnewerbuildings;moderateinolderonesCasualties:12injuries,nonesevereorlife-threatening1-Step2GroupworkStep2GroupworkChooseoneofthefollowinghistoricdisasters.Findinformationaboutitontheinternet,inthelibrary,orinabookstore.Writetheinformationonyournotepad.Thenpresenttheinformationtotheclass.TheSanFranciscoearthquakeof1906(U.S.)TheMountSaintHelensvolcaniceruptionin1980(U.S.)TheBamearthquakeof2023(Iran)Thetsunamiof2023(IndianOcean)Oneofyourchoice_____:placeanddate:event:casualties:destruction:1-Step3WritingStep3WritingOnaseparatesheetofpaper,writeaboutthedisasteryouhaveresearched.ThesanFranciscoEarthquakeof1906(U.S.)TheCaliforniaearthquakeofApril18,1906ranksasoneofthemostsignificantearthquakesofalltime.Atalmostprecisely5:12a.m.,localtime,aforeshockoccurredwithsufficientforcetobefeltwidelythroughouttheSanFranciscoBayarea.Thegreatearthquakebrokeloosesome20to25secondslater,withanepicenternearSanFrancisco.Thefrequentlyquotedvalueof700deathscausedbytheearthquakeandfireisnowbelievedtounderestimatethetotallossoflifebyafactorof3or4.MostofthefatalitiesoccurredinSanFrancisco,and189werereportedelsewhere.ReferenceSampleLesson2Lesson2Lead-inListeningSpeakingReadingWriting3332-Lead-inLead-inSitcom:IWanttoGoSomeplaceDifferentExerciseAExerciseB32-ExerciseAExerciseACheckwhethereachstatementistrue(T)orfalse(F). T F1.Mr.Woode-mailsMr.EvansfromFinland. □ □2.Mr.Woodsaysthere’sanepidemicinFinland. □ □3.Mr.EvansagreeswithMr.Wood. □ □4.Mr.BeattyisworriedaboutthenewsfromMr.Wood. □ □5.Mr.EvansinvitesMrs.Beattyforawalktotalkabouthervacation. □ □6.Intheend,Mrs.BeattydecidestogotoFinland. □ □2-ExerciseBExerciseBCompletethesentences.Circlethecorrectanswers.1.Mr.Evans_______Mrs.Beatty’sticketstoFinland.A.isgoingtobook B.cannotbook C.hasjustbooked2.Mr.EvanstellsMrs.Beattyshewillbestayingat________.A.HotelHelsinki B.thePalaceHotel C.theFinlandHotel3.Mr.Woods________Finland.A.istravelingin B.wantstogoto C.livesin4.Mr.Evanschecks_______forinformationabouttheepidemicinFinland.A.theInternet B.thenewspaper C.thenewsonTV5.Mr.Woodsisafraidof________Finland.A.flyingto B.gettingsickin C.losinghisvisain2-ListeningListeningPart1WeatherEventPart2RadioAnnouncementPart3NaturalDisastersNewWordsPhrasesandExpressionsProperNames3332-Part-1Part1WeatherEventListentothenews.Writedowneachweatherevent.1.___________________________________2.___________________________________3.___________________________________4.___________________________________adroughtafloodahurricane/atyphoon/amonsoonatornado2-Part-2Part2RadioAnnouncementListentothepassageandcheckwhethereachstatementistrue(T)orfalse(F). T F1.TheNationalWeatherServicesaystoleaveyourhouse. □ □Itistoodangerousforpeopletostayintheirhomes. □ □Rightnow,peopleintheareashouldprepareforanevacuation. □ □4.Theradioannouncerencouragespeopletoreadduringthestorm. □ □5.Itisagoodideatolookforaflashlight. □ □2-Part3NaturalDisastersPart3NaturalDisastersPassage1TheEarthquakeAlarmSystemPassage2OurPlanetPassage3ReducingDisasterRisk332-3-Passage-1Passage1TheEarthquakeAlarmSystemListentothepassageandcircletheletterthatbestcompleteseachsentence.1.Thenewearthquakealarmsystemcouldprovideawarning_______beforeanearthquakestrikes.A.minutes B.seconds C.hours2.Thesystemusesa_______programtomeasureinformation.A.technological B.mysterious C.mathematical3.Anearthquakeshakesthegroundwithtwokindsofwaves._______isthemainthreattolifeandproperty.A.P-wave B.S-wave C.F-wave4.Areasdirectlyabovethecenteroftheearthquakewouldhave_______.A.themostwarning B.theleastwarning C.thefirstwarning2-3-Passage-2Passage2OurPlanetListentothepassageandfillintheblankswithwhatyouhear.Volcanoesandearthquakesareamongthemost1___________eventsthatnaturecanproduce.ThemajorearthquakeinSouthAsiainOctoberof2023,forexample,killedmorethan2______________people.Morethanthreemillionpeopleweremade3____________becauseoftheearthquake.Attimeslikethese,werememberthatthegroundisnotassolidandunchangingaspeoplemightliketothink.ThefirstpictureofEarth4____________spaceshowedasolidballcoveredbybrownandgreenlandandblue-greenoceans.ItappearedasiftheEarthhadalwayslookedthatway—andalwayswould.Scientistsnowknow,however,thatthesurfaceoftheEarthisnotas5____________ashadbeenthought.Scientistsexplainthatthesurfaceofourplanetisalways6__________.ContinentsmoveabouttheEarthlikehugeshipsatsea.They7____________onpiecesoftheEarth’souterskin,orcrust.Newcrustiscreatedasmeltedrockpushesupfrominsidetheplanet.Oldcrustisdestroyedasitrollsdownintothehotareaandmeltsagain.frighteningseventythousandhomelesstakenfrompermanentinmotionfloat2-3-Passage-3Passage3ReducingDisasterRiskListentothepassageandcheckwhethereachstatementistrue(T)orfalse(F).1.Onaverage,186peopledieinnaturaldisasterseverydayintheworld.2.Disastershavelittleimpactondevelopmentofacountry.3.DisasterRiskIndexshowsthatpovertyandtheriskofdyinginadisasterarenotlinked.4.Theresearchersfoundthat11%peopleexposedtonaturaldisastersliveindevelopingnations.T F□□□□□□□□2-NewWordsNewWords◆announcer n. 广播员crust n. 外壳，地壳curl v. 弯曲★drought n. 干旱mathematical adj. 数学旳，精确旳◆measurable adj. 可测量旳permanent adj. 永久旳，持久旳poverty n. 贫穷，贫困puzzle n. 难题，谜◆torrential adj. 奔流旳◆un