Unit 3 Reading Task (Workbook) 课件-高中英语人教新课标选修六

1、How to read a piece of news新课标人教版B6U3A Healthy LifeReading Task (Workbook)News HeadlineSuccessful Aids Programme in YunnanWriting Style: Formal1. Use long and complex sentences.2. Use passive voice.3. Write in the third person.4. No contractions. (cannot, will not)An AIDS awareness programme started

2、 by the Chinese Red Cross in Yunnan province six years ago has proved so successful that it is now running in several other provinces, including Xinjiang, Guangxi, Hainan, Fujian and Jilin.Writing Style: Formal1. Use long and complex sentences.2. Use passive voice.3. Write in the third person.4. No

3、contractions. (cannot, will not)An AIDS awareness programme started by the Chinese Red Cross in Yunnan province six years ago has proved so successful that it is now running in several other provinces, including Xinjiang, Guangxi, Hainan, Fujian and Jilin.Writing Style: Formal1. Use long and complex

4、 sentences.2. Use passive voice.3. Write in the third person.4. No contractions. (cannot, will not)An AIDS awareness programme started by the Chinese Red Cross in Yunnan province six years ago has proved so successful that it is now running in several other provinces, including Xinjiang, Guangxi, Ha

5、inan, Fujian and Jilin.News Structure: Inverted Pyramid FormleadbodyLead:Who? What? When? Where? Why? How?An AIDS awareness programme started by the Chinese Red Cross in Yunnan province six years ago has proved so successful that it is now running in several other provinces, including Xinjiang, Guan

6、gxi, Hainan, Fujian and Jilin.Lead:Who? What? When? Where? Why? How?An AIDS awareness programme started by the Chinese Red Cross in Yunnan province six years ago has proved so successful that it is now running in several other provinces, including Xinjiang, Guangxi, Hainan, Fujian and Jilin.Lead:Who

7、? What? When? Where? Why? How?An AIDS awareness programme started by the Chinese Red Cross in Yunnan province six years ago has proved so successful that it is now running in several other provinces, including Xinjiang, Guangxi, Hainan, Fujian and Jilin.Lead:Who? What? When? Where? Why? How?An AIDS

8、awareness programme started by the Chinese Red Cross in Yunnan province six years ago has proved so successful that it is now running in several other provinces, including Xinjiang, Guangxi, Hainan, Fujian and Jilin.Lead:Who? What? When? Where? Why? How?An AIDS awareness programme started by the Chi

9、nese Red Cross in Yunnan province six years ago has proved so successful that it is now running in several other provinces, including Xinjiang, Guangxi, Hainan, Fujian and Jilin.Important details:Cause(why), process(how) and effect(result)Other general informationAs well as providing care and suppor

10、t for AIDS sufferers, the programme trains young people to teach others about HIV/AIDS. These volunteers hold two-day classes to teach people of similar age and background about the virus and its links to drug use and sexual practices. They work with students, drug users, people who work in the ente

11、rtainment business（娱乐行业） and others who may be at risk of becoming infected（受感染） by the virus.Paragraph 1Process (how) Programme organisers believe that the programme is an extremely effective way of making sure that people learn the facts about HIV/AIDS because the workshops are given by people jus

12、t like them. Paragraph 2Effect (result) The director of the programme said that, although people knew about HIV/AIDS and how it was spread, they often thought it had nothing to do with their own life. This may have been true in the past, when HIV/AIDS was found mainly among drug users and those who

13、had become infected through careless blood transfusion（输血） practices. However, today, the number of young people becoming infected through sexual activity is increasing and it is important to handle this issue.Paragraph 3Cause (why) The Chinese government predicts that unless action is taken immedia

14、tely, as many as 10 million people could be infected with HIV/AIDS in China by the year 2010. In June 2011, as part of their response to this problem, the Chinese central government announced a five-year plan for dealing with the spread of the disease. This plan focuses on better education about the virus, a national system to report cases of the disease and better practices for collecting blood. Paragraph 4Other general informationWriti