牛津英语高二模块5task 完整版课件

1、Unit2The environmentTask Designing a posterSkills building 1: listening and drawing conclusionsDraw conclusions from what is said in the dialogues 1.Ive just been to the hospital, and the doctor asked me to take some medicine.The speaker is ill.2.W:When will the film start? M: In two minutes. Ticket

2、, please.The woman is going to see a film.3.W: The light will be shut off at ten to eleven. M: So weve got only a quarter of an hour left. Its 10:35 now. 第一部分：听力（共两节，满分2分）第一节(共5小题;每小题1分,满分5分)请听下面5段对话,选出最佳选项。 1.How does the man come here? A. By bus. B. By taxi. C. By car.2.Why isnt Helen present? A.

3、She forgot to come. B. She changed her decision. C. She wasnt invited.3.Whats the probable relationship between the two speakers? A. Husband and wife. B. Mother and son. C. Doctor and patient.4.Whats the mans job? A. A shop assistant. B. A tailor. C. A salesman.5.What does the man mean? A. He cant g

4、o to the cinema. B. He can go to the cinema on Saturday morning. C. He can go to the cinema on Saturday evening.Listeninglisten to some short descriptions from news reports and draw a conclusion about what kind of natural disaster occurred in each situation.Answersflood 2 . fire 3. earthquake 4. typ

5、hoon 5. droughtlisten to a news report. Decide which of the conclusions below are logical according to what you will hear.Answers1 2 4 Step 1: listening to a lecturedesertificationDiscussionWhat causes desertification? people plant too much on the land without giving it a rest too many animals depen

6、d on the same land to eat people cut down trees for fuel and to make space for more farms 1. What is desertification?It is when useable land becomes dry and turns into a desert.2.Where does it happen?It happens in Africa, the USA, South America and China.3.How are people affected by it?People lose t

7、heir homes and farms; many families starve and others move to the cities to find work.Listen to the lecture, and answer the following questions: 4.Why does it happen?People plant too much on the land without giving it a rest; too many animals all depend on the same land to eat; and people cut down t

8、rees for fuel and to make space for more farms.5.Who should be concerned?Everyone should be concerned. Listen to the lecture, and answer the following questions: Listen again and match the following statements with the conclusions .1 Your teacher wants you to help educate people about desertificatio

9、n.2 A desert is an area of dry land. Desertification is what we call it when land turns into desert.3. People plant things without giving the land a chance to rest.4 the wind carries sand from the deserts to the cities, causing air pollution. a the ending ification means a process.b one way to stop

10、desertification is to allow the land a chance to rest between plantings.c some people become ill after breathing this air.d Many people around the world do not know about desertification.Skills building 2: reading for informationDiscussion:Why we want to read the following?a news paper/a website/a p

11、lane ticket/a bus timetable/a magazine/an advertisementto find out departure/arrival timesto find out where the bus stopsa news paperto find out about the days news to find out about the weathera websiteto research information to find out the days newsa plane ticketto find out departure/arrival time

12、sto find out your seat numbera bus timetablean advertisementa magazineto find out about the latest fashionsto find out more about a particular topic, such as gardening. to find out where you can buy the product to find out more about the productScan for specific information from the newspaper articl

13、e and answer the four questions.1. At what time can you see The Matrix: Revolution? At 14:30 and 18:00. 2. What is the weather like in Beijing? Cloudy. 3. What has just opened? The citys new Modern Art Museum. 4. How many people went to the opening? Over 10,000people. Step 2: reading a scientific ar

14、ticleRead the article about desertification. Work in pairs and list three things we can do to help stop desertification: to build fences (which stop wind from blowing the dirt away)to plant more trees and bushes.better management of areas that are likely to turn to desert and training people in resp

15、onsible water usage.sharing information and solutions between countries and using satellites to pick out likely areas for desertification. Have a discussion with your partner to think of things we can do to help stop desertification, which can be included in our posters later.pair workCollect some m

16、oney to help the poor farms.Save as much water as possible in our daily life.Ask scientists to find more plants that are suitable for growing in deserts.Skills building 3: presenting your point of viewI think/believe thatFrom my point of view it seems thatit seems to me thatPersonally I agree/disagr

17、ee becausebecause as a result of due to on account ofuseful wordsRead and finish Part A :1 c 2 a 3 d 4 b 5 f 6 eRead Part B and put the right numbers :2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1Step 3: designing a posterA posterHeading_Content_Pictures/layout_Language points1. pick out (P35) because I have to pick up the rubbi

18、sh where I am going to sit.(P29)pick sb/sth out 1) to choose and emphasize, make clearer or highlight someone or something: 显眼 The ships name was picked out in bright gold letters along her stern.2）to recognize, find or make a choice among different people or items in a group: 分辨Can you pick out the

19、 three deliberate mistakes in this paragraph?pick sth out : If you pick out a tune, you play it slowly or with difficulty, note by note:凭记忆奏乐 I can pick out a simple tune on the piano, but thats about it.pick up: 1) to lift someone or something using your hands:If she starts to cry, pick her up and

20、give her a cuddle.2) to collect, or to go and get, someone or something:When youre in town could you pick up the books I ordered? 3) to learn a new skill or language by practising it rather than being taught it:Dont bother with the computer manual - youll pick it up as you go along.4) to start again

21、 after an interruption; to return to something:The author picks the same theme up again on page ten.5) to increase or improve:The truck picked up speed slowly.（2005 湖北）This picture was taken a long time ago. I wonder if you can _my father. A. find out B. pick out C. look out D. speak out链接高考（2006 福建

22、）She _Japanese when she was in Japan. Now, she can speak it freely. picked out B. made outC. made up D. picked up链接高考2.due to (P36) because of: A lot of her unhappiness is due to boredom. Due to wet leaves on the line, this train will arrive an hour late. The great success of this programme has been

23、 largely due to the support given by the local businessmen. （2004广东） Thank you! Okay, class, there is a nationwide poster contest being held. Every school has been given a topic, and ours is desertification. Desertification is what we call it when useable land (farmland, forests, etc) becomes dry an

24、d turns into a desert. One poster from each school will be picked to be part of an exhibition that will travel around the world, educating people about environmental problems. Problems associated with desertification affect around two hundred and fifty million people every year. About four billion h

25、ectares, that is a third of all Earths land, suffers from this problem. We really need to get the worlds attention so we can start trying to fix the problem.Although desertification is everyones problem, it is an especially big problem in Africa. It is also a problem in the USA. Thirty per cent of t

26、he land there is in danger of becoming desert. A quarter of the area of South America is threatened as well. Here in China, we also must deal with it. Since the nineteen fifties, seven hundred thousand hectares of farmland , two point three five million of range land (that is where animals go to eat

27、 the grass), and six point four million hectares of forest have been lostall that land has turned into desert.Europe has been affected too, because the sand from deserts in Africa actually gets carried to Europe by the wind, and it is very unhealthy to breathe.It is worse for the people who live in these desert areas. Not only do they breathe in this dusty air, but they also lose their homes and farms because the land is too dry to use. Many families starve, and othe