高教社中职英语基础模块2 Unit_10.ppt

1、,LEAD-IN,READING AND WRITING,LISTENING AND SPEAKING,LANGUAGE IN USE,LIFE AND CULTURE,SELF-CHECK,UNIT TASK,WORDS AND EXPRESSIONS,FUN TIME,Lead-in,Lead-in,F: _,1. Look and match.,Lead-in,A: _,B: _,Sydney Opera House,C: _,D: _,E: _,the Golden Gate Bridge,the Palace Museum,the Pisa Tower,Stonehenge,the

2、Taj Mahal,2. Listen and order.,Lead-in,A. Eiffel Tower,B. The Statue of Liberty,C. The Great Wall of China,C B A,Listening and speaking,Listening and speaking,3. Listen and decide.,Listening and speaking,teacher and student,guide and tourist,husband and wife,4. Listen and circle.,Listening and speak

3、ing,5. Listen and complete.,Listening and speaking,1884,France,1886,6. Listen and underline.,Guide: Janet: Guide: Janet: Guide: Janet: Guide: Janet: Guide:,Look, this is the Eiffel Tower, a very famous building in Paris. Wow! It looks great! When was it built? It was built more than 100 years ago. T

4、hats a long time ago. Why was it built? It was built for the 1889 World Exposition in Paris. I see. Who designed it? It was designed by Gustave Eiffel, a French engineer. Can we go inside now? Of course, we can climb the stairs all the way up to the top. But it will take a long time.,Listening and s

5、peaking,7. Read and act.,Listening and speaking,Everyday English,When was it built? Why was it built? Who designed it? What was it used for? It was started in 1980 and completed in 1990.,它是什么时候建造的？ 为什么要建造它？ 它是谁设计的？ 它的用途是什么？ 它始建于1980年，竣工于1990年。,Listening and speaking,Reading and writing,Reading and w

6、riting,8. Think and discuss.,Reading and writing,Reading and writing,The library of congress, the worlds largest library, is located in Washington, D.C. It has more than one hundred thirty million items in its collection. That includes more than twenty million books. The library was opened in 1800 w

7、ith only eleven boxes of books. The books were kept in one room of the Capitol building. The collection grew to about 3000 books in 1814. But all of them were burnt that year by British soldiers. President Thomas Jefferson sold his own collection of books to help rebuild the library. Jefferson had a

8、bout 7000 books in 7 languages.,9. Read and tick.,Reading and writing,In 1897, the library moved into its own building, the Thomas Jefferson building. A second building was opened in 1939. It was named for President John Adams. But there was still not enough space for the library, so in 1980, a thir

9、d building was completed near the first two. It was named for Americas fourth president, James Madison. And today there is another place for you to visit the Library of Congress: the Internet, at .,9. Read and tick.,9. Read and tick.,Reading and writing,10. Read and match.,Reading a

10、nd writing,11. Read and tick.,Reading and writing,12.Talk and describe.,Reading and writing,13.Think and write.,Reading and writing,It has a collection of over 24 million items,It is the fifth largest library all over the world,14. Write and practice.,Reading and writing,1909,1928,1951,1988,the libr

11、arys name was changed to National Beiping Library.,it was given the name Beijing Library.,it was renamed the National Library of China.,15. Talk and practice.,Reading and writing,Language in use,Language in use,Grammar focus,Language in use,Passive Voice （II）,16. Read and match. (Two people are talk

12、ing about a car accident.),Language in use,17. Read and complete.,Language in use,Electricity is a basic part of nature and it is one of our most widely used forms of energy. Before electricity _ (discover) over 100 years ago, houses were lit with kerosene lamps, food _ (cool) in iceboxes, and rooms

13、 _ (warm) by wood-burning or coal-burning stoves. Electricity _ (make) our lives easier. Right now, most of our electricity _ (come) from burning fossil fuels (oil, natural gas, and coal). The problem is that fossil fuels will eventually run out. If we want to keep using our televisions, air conditi

14、oners, microwave ovens, and computers, we need to find another way to make electricity.,was discovered,was cooled,were warmed,makes,comes,18. Talk and practice.,Language in use,18. Talk and practice.,Language in use,18. Talk and practice.,Language in use,Vocabulary practice,19. Think and list.,Langu

15、age in use,20. Read and complete.,Language in use,located,build,discover,20. Read and complete.,Language in use,remained,designed,Experts,20. Read and complete.,Language in use,named,worked,completed,21. Think and describe.,Language in use,The name of the building is . It is located in . It is famou

16、s for . It was designed by . It was used for .,Unit task,Unit task,Tell the story of a famous building.,Your class is holding a class talk about the stories of famous buildings. Work in groups to make a poster of one famous building in a famous city.,Work in groups of four. Choose a famous city you

17、all like. 2. Find pictures and information about one famous building in that city. Try to answer the following questions:,Unit task,1) What is the building used for? 2) When was it built? 3) Who designed it? 4) Why is it famous?,Put together the materials you find and make a poster. Tell the story o

18、f the famous building your group have chosen. 5. Choose the best poster in your class.,Fun time,Fun time,Teacher: Class: Teacher: Jenny: Teacher: Class:,When was North America discovered? In 1492. Correct. Jenny, go to the map and find North America. Here it is! Correct. Now class, who discovered Am

19、erica? Jenny!,Listen and repeat.,Fun time,Self-check,Self-check,I have learned:,( ) be designed by ( ) be used for ( ) building ( ) burn ( ) complete ( ) collection ( ) engineer ( ) famous ( ) guide ( ) include ( ) inside ( ) Internet ( ) item ( ) library ( ) location ( ) million ( ) move into ( ) rebuild ( ) space ( ) tourist,Self-check,I can:,( ) introduce some famous buildings and structures. ( ) use the passive voice of simple past tense correctly.,( ) talk about the historical changes of t