广东省佛山市顺德区均安中学北师大版英语课件高中选修六 UNIT16_LESSON1阅读课.ppt

1、1.horror(n.)惊恐，恐惧 _(v.)恐吓，惊吓 _/_(adj.)令人恐惧的 _(adj.)感到恐惧的2.preserve(v.)保护，保存 _(n.)3.occur(v.)发生 _(过去式)_(过去分词)4.loss(n.)遗失，丢失 _(v.)失去，损失 _(过去式)_(过去分词)horrify horrifyinghorrible horrified preservation occurred occurred lose lost lost 学.科.网5.rewind(v.)倒回 _(过去式)_(过去分词)6.sympathy(n.)同情 _(adj.)_(v.)7.burst

2、(v.)爆炸，冲，闯 _(过去式)_(过去分词)8.split(v.)分开 _(过去式)_(过去分词)_(现在分词)rewound rewound sympatheticsympathize burstburstsplitsplitsplittingLesson 1 Stories form History Pompeii:The city that became a time capsuleHave you heard about the city of Pompeii?What do you know about it?Pompeii is located in southwest Ita

3、ly near the grand city of Naples（那不勒斯-意大利西南部港市）.The city of Pompeii was built around the southeast section at the foot of Mount Vesuvius（维苏威火山）near the Gulf of Naples.Pre-readingGuess what happened to Pompeii according to these key words with the help of the pictures:volcanic eruption,buried,disappe

4、ar,disaster,preserved,destroy,discover,scientistThe City of PompeiiMount Vesuvius erupted!The last day of PompeiiPompeii is like a“time capsule”.Impressions of peoplesitting alone,looks like he is praying.Another man,lying on his side,looks as if he is trying to get up.zxxkwPre-readingGuess what hap

5、pened to Pompeii according to these key words with the help of the pictures:volcanic eruption,buried,event,disappear,disaster,preserved,destroy,discover,scientistFast-readingTask 1Task 1 Read the passage and match the paragraphs and the headings.Para 1 A terrible volcanic eruption Para 2 The city to

6、day Para 3 The process of rediscovery of PompeiiPara 4 Consequences of the disaster Para 5 Pompeii preserved a frozen moment in history-the city Para 6 Pompeii preserved a frozen moment in history-the peopleTask 2 Task 2 Find out the information related to the following time.TimeEventsAround the end

7、 of first century ADAugust,24th,79 ADOver the centuriesMore than 1,600 years laterBy 1748Today,more than 250 years after scientists found the citySecond-reading1.Around the end of the first century AD:Around the end of the first century AD:A Roman writer called Pliny wrote about a terrible volcanic

8、eruption that he had witnessed as a young man.2.August 24th,79 AD:2.August 24th,79 AD:The volcano Vesuvius erupted.A cloud came down the mountain,blocking out the sun and buryingeverything in its path,including whole villages and towns.3.Over the centuries:3.Over the centuries:A greater loss happene

9、d-the people,towns and villages that had disappeared under the ashes were entirely forgotten by the world.4.More than 1,600 years later:4.More than 1,600 years later:Some scientists found the lost towns that had been buried under the ashes.5.By 1748:5.By 1748:Scientists had found an awesome historic

10、al site and started to dig out the ancient city of Pompeii.6.Today,more than 250 years after scientists found the 6.Today,more than 250 years after scientists found the city:city:Thousands of tourists and hundreds of scientists visit Pompeii every year to learn more about the ancient world.How does

11、the author develop the whole passage?A.by giving examples B.in the order of time C.by comparison D.by analyzing the cause内容 Task 3要求1.听录音，根据reading strategies,自己先核对答案2.小组先一对一,然后组内合作讨论.3.组长调控好，确保每层的学生都能最大限度解决问题，保证高效完成。结果 1.答案2.阅读方法总结3.质疑积极参与，做最主动，做最好学的人！ObjectivesDiscussion 合作探究 主动质疑1.What had Pompei

12、i been like before the eruption?2.Why does the article describe Pompeii as a“time capsule”?3.What made the city more historic?4.What can you see if you walk in the streets of Pompeii today?5.Why does author say that the city lives on nearly 2,000 years after its loss?Task 3 Answer the questions.1.Wh

13、at had Pompeii been like before the eruption?2.It had been a booming Roman city with temples,markets,restaurants and theatres.2.Why does the article describe Pompeii as a“time capsule”?The article describes Pompeii as a“time capsule”because the volcanic eruption preserved buildings,objects and even

14、impressions of people from the time.【Para 4、5】3.What made the city more historic?It is the forms of the people who were caught in the disaster.【Para 4】However,much more than buildings and objects,it is the forms of the people who were caught in the disaster thathave made the city a monument to human

15、 history.4.What can you see if you walk in the streets of Pompeii today?You can see ancient architecture,status,decorated walls,authentic objects of the time and the impressions of people in their last hours of life.【Para 4、5】original street of the city5.Why does author say that the city lives on ne

16、arly 2,000 years after its loss?Because today,thousands of tourists and hundreds of scientists visit Pompeii every year to learn more about the ancient world.继续生存;复活Todays Pompeii cityPost-readingTask 4 Summarize the passage in about 30 words.A terrible volcanic eruption buried Pompeii under the ash

17、es.After it was dug out,everything stayed the same.Nowadays,many tourists and scientists visit the city which was forgotten and learn about the culture of its past.(37 words)事情？-结果？启示？zxxkwPost-readingDiscussion In China,there are many places which can be also called a time capsule,which preserve a

18、frozen moment in history.Can you give some examples?Terracotta Warriors Pliny was a Roman writer who had _ and wrote about a _ eruption which _ on August 24th,79AD and it was of Mt.Vesuvius.The tragedy had left a deep _ on Pliny who had lost his uncle in the accident.The people,towns and villages ha

19、d been _ under the ashes of Mt Vesuvius.By 1748,scientists had started to _the ancient city Pompeii.It is like a“time capsule”_ a frozen moment in history.Not only the buildings and authentic objects of Pompeii attract people,but also the forms of the people caught in the _ that have made the city a

20、 _to human history.The bodies of people who had died in Pompeii showed their exact _of getting together for_ in their last hours of life.Today,since excavations(挖掘)started,people and scientists visit Pompeii every year to learn more about the_.In this way,the city,which the world had once forgotten,_ nearly 2,000 years after its _.witnessedvolcanicoccurredimpressionburieddig outpreservingdisastermonumentshapesprotectionancient worldlives onlosszxxkw