2019-2020年高中英语必修4Module6UnexplainedMysteriesoftheNaturalWorld--Function

1、2019-2020年高中英语必修4Module6UnexplainedMysteriesoftheNaturalWorldFunctionGoalsTolearntotalkaboutpossibilityandimprobabilityProceduresStep1:LearningaboutwaystotalkaboutpossibilityandimprobabilityMay:ThemonstermayberelatedtoNessie.Might:Theremightbesimilarcreaturesinotherlakes.Unlikely:Thelakeisunlikelyto

2、beabletosupportsuchabigcreatures.Perhaps:Perhapstherearestilldinosaurssomewhere.Itmay/mightbe:Itmay/mightbeabigfish.It'sunlikelytobe:It'sunlikelytobeadinosaur.Itislikelythat.Step2:MakingsentencesexpressingpossibilityandimprobabilityUsefulexpressionsfromTheMonsterofLakeTianchi1. TheUFOmaybeba

3、ckinthenews.2. Themonstermightbeefamousafterseveralreportsofsightings.3. Perhapsthedirectoroftheschoolisabelieverinlakemonsters.4. Itislikelythatthemonsterisblackincolour.5. Themonstermightbesightedtenmetresfromtheedgeofthelake.6. Duringthemostrecentsightingthemonsterwaslikelytohavebeenmistakenforab

4、igfish.7. Thedivermightjumpoutofthewater,likeaseal.8. Onaclearday,onChangbai'swesternpeakyoumaygetaclearlookatthemysteriouscreature.9. Alocalphotographerismorelikelytoseealakemonster.10. Thefishmightlooklikeahorse.11. Agroupofsoldiersmighteandmoveonthesurfaceofthewatertofindthemuch-reportedmonst

5、er.12. Hemaywalkalongthesideofthelake.13. Therivermonsterperhapshasaroundheadwith10-centimetrehorns.14. Imaysoonvisitthelakewithmyfamily.15. It'slikelythataroundblackcreaturewasmovingquicklythroughthewater.16. Youmaydiveintothewatertogetitbacktome.17. Perhapsherepeatedtheactionagainandagaininord

6、ertoseethemonsterclearly.18. Reportsofmonstersmighthavebeenreadeversincethebeginningofthelastcentury.19. Toseethemonstercloseupyoumayhavetogoouttothecenterofthelake.20. Notfaraway,adistantcousinoftheLochNessmonsterislikelytohavebeensightedbymoremonvisitortothelake.2019-2020年高中英语必修4Module6Unexplained

7、MysteriesoftheNaturalWorldSpeakingGoalsTolearntorole-playadialogueaboutthemonsterofLakeTianchiProceduresStep1:MakingpreparationforspeakingTospeakaboutsomethingwellinaforeignlanguage,youneedtwothingsprepared:thelanguageandtheidea.Nowgobacktothereadingpassagetoreaditagainforthenecessaryvocabularyandid

8、eastobeusedintalkingaboutthemonsterofLakeTianchi.YoumaygototheinternetorthelibraryforanyotherrelatedinformationfortalkingaboutlakemonstersreportedinChinaorothercountriesoftheworld.Step2:Role-playingthetextTheMonsterofLakeTianchiA:Hi,wherehaveyoubeen?B:IhavebeentoChina'slegendaryLakeTianchi.C:Ile

9、arnedthatLakeTianchiMonsterhassurfacedagain.B:Yes,ithas.Localofficialshavereportedsightingsofasmanyas20ofthemysteriousandunidentifiedcreaturesinalakenearNorthKorea.D:Ilearnedthatsightingsofthestrangebeast一China'sversionoftheLochNessMonster'一datebackmorethanacentury,butlikeScotland'sfamed

10、“Nessie”reportsvaryandremainunconfirmed.B:Youarerightinsayingthat.OnthemorningofJuly11,severallocalgovernmentcadrescaughtsightofaschoolofmysteriouscreatures.D:IthinktheywereswimmingthroughthelakeintheChangbaimountains,innortheasternJilinprovince.B:Yes,theywere.Withinabout50minutes,themonstersappeare

11、dfivetimes.D:Attimestherewasone,attimestherewereseveral.B:Thelasttime,therewereasmanyasabout20.D:Itwasreportedthatthecreatures,twotothreekilometresinthedistance,appearedonlyaswhiteorblackspots.B:Butfromtheripplesinthewater,peopletheredeterminedthespotswere“livingbeings”.A:Ireadinthepaperthatin1903,a

12、ccordingtolocalrecords,acreatureresemblingahugebuffalowithadeafeningroarsprangoutofthewaterandattemptedtoattackthreepeoplebeforeonethemshotitinthebellysixtimes.B:Thebeastthenroaredanddisappearedbackintothewater.A:Thatwasfrightening.Step3:Role-playingadialogueaboutlakemonstersA:Whatisalakemonster?B:L

13、akeMonsteristhenamegiventolargeunknownanimalswhichhavepurportedlybeensightedin,and/orarebelievedtodwellinlakes,althoughtheirexistencehasneverbeenconfirmedscientifically.C:Dotheyexist?B:TheyaregenerallybelievednottoexistbyconventionalZoologyandalliedsciences.D:Aretheythesubjectsofscientificinvestigat

14、ion?B:Yes,theyare.TheyareprincipallythesubjectofinvestigationsbyfollowersofCryptozoology.A:Whatabouttheirsightings?Arethesightingsunusual?B:Theirsightingsareoftensimilartosomeseamonsters.C:Couldyougiveussomeexamplesoflakemonsters?B:Okay.ThemostfamouslakemonsteriscertainlytheLochNessMonster.D:Ilearne

15、dthatformanydecadesithasbeenreportedtoinhabitLochNessinScotland.B:Andinmorerecentyears,similaranimalshavebeenwidelyreported,suchasOgopogoinOkanaganLakeintheheartofBritishColumbia;ManipogoinLakeManitoba,andChampinLakeChamplain.C:Arethereanyotherlocations?B:Otherlocationswhichhavebeenclaimedashomesfor

16、lakemonstersareBearLake(Idaho/Utah),alarge,verydeeplakewithsightingsasearlyas1850.FlatheadLakeinMontana,LakeTianchiinChina,BalaLakeinWales,theWhiteRiverinAlabama.Fulk'sLakenearChurubusco,IndianaissaidtobehometotheBeastofBusco.Theworld'sdeepestlake,LakeBaikalinSiberiahasalsobeencitedasamonste

17、r'shome,althoughLakeBrosnoisamorepopularRussianlocation.D:AndStorsjoninJemtia,SwedenhasalsobeensaidtohouseStorsjoodjuret.A:Arethereanythinginmonbetweenalltheselakes?B:Yes,yesare.Alltheselakesareextraordinarilydeep.Interestinglyalltheselakesaresituatedinareasofcoldclimate.C:Whatabouttheevidence?A

18、rethereanyfirmlyapprovedevidences?B:Evidenceforsuchanimalsisalmostexclusivelyintheformoffrequently-numerouseyewitnessreports.Relativelyfewstillphotographs,almostnomotionpictureorvideotapes,andnolivinganimalsoranimalremainshavebeenproduced.D:Whatdoscientiststhinkofalltheseevidences?B:Therearemanyspeculationsastowhatthereportedlakemonsterscouldbe.Manyconsiderthemtobepurelyexaggerationsormisinterpre