Unit5WhatanAdventure!DevelopingideasReading课件-高中英语

B3U5DevelopingideasYesterday,

Ihappenedtoreadaparagraph...WhatdotheyhaveincommonReadtheintroductiontothewriterandfindouthispersonalinformation.Name:____________________________Nationality:________________________Title:_____________________________Representativeworks:______________________________________________________________________________________________________JulesVerne(1828-1905)FrenchFatherofScienceFictionJourneytothecentreoftheEarthTwentyThousandLeaguesUndertheSeaAroundtheWorldinEightyDaysLeadinginTwentyThousandLeaguesUndertheSea/liːɡ/aunitformeasuringdistance,equaltoabout3milesor4,000metresWidelyregardedas‘TheFatherofScienceFiction’,JulesVerneisthesecondmosttranslatedauthorintheworld.Thislegendary,19thcenturysciencefictionandadventurenovelistissaidtohavelaidthefoundationformoderndaysciencefiction.Oneofthemostcelebratedliteraryfigures,Vernewasavisionary,whosewritingswerefulloffuturisticinventions.ManyyearsbeforetheinventionofElectricSubmarines,Newscasts,SolarSails,LunarModules,Skywriting,Videoconferencing,TaserandSplashdownSpaceships,hementionedalloftheseinhisnovels.Someofhismostmuch-admirednovelsinclude‘JourneytotheCenteroftheEarth’,‘TwentyThousandLeaguesUndertheSea’,and‘AroundtheWorldinEightyDays’.Allthroughhiswritingcareer,hewrote65novels,30playsandmanyshortstories,essaysandoperalibrettos.Oneofthegreatestandmostimaginativewordsmiths,VernehasbeentheinspirationofseveralscientistsincludingsubmarinedesignerSimonLake,aviationpioneer,AlbertoSantos-Dumont,rocketryinnovators,KonstantinTsiolkovsky,RobertGoddardandHermannOberth.Theextraordinarysci-fivoyagesofJulesVernecontinuetoinspireart,culture,andtechnology.JulesVerne1.Readtheintroductiontothebookandanswerthequestions:Whoarethecharacters,whataretheyandwhathappenedtothemPierreAronnaxConseilNedLandabiologistprofessoraservantofAronnaxawhalehunterCaptainThe“creature”isasubmarine.ReadforbasicinformationNemo2.FromwhataspectsdoestheauthordescribehisexperienceReadfordetailsAdventuresundertheseaActions

FeelingsViewswalkedunderthewaterremainedneareachother,asif…walking

onfine,evensandnolongerfelttheweightastonished

mebyitspowerwasbutanotherairheavier

thantheEarth’satmospherethevibrationwhichpassedthrougheveryatomofliquidsolarraysshonethroughthewaterymasseasilythecoloursdarkened

intofineshadesofdeepblueabovemewasthecalmsurfaceoftheseathis

dazzling

carpet…droveawaytheraysofthesunwithwonderfulintensityasifIwasinbroaddaylightReadforLanguageMarkthesourceinthetext.Thelight,whichlitthesoilthirtyfeetbelowthesurfaceoftheocean,astonishedmebyitspower.Thesolarraysshonethroughthewaterymasseasily,andconsumedallcolour,andIclearlydistinguishedobjectsatadistanceofahundredandfiftyyards.Beyondthatthecoloursdarkenedintofineshadesofdeepblue,andgraduallydisappeared.Trulythiswaterwhichsurroundedmewasbutanotherairheavierthantheearth'satmosphere,butalmostasclear.Abovemewasthecalmsurfaceofthesea.Wewerewalkingonfine,evensand,notwrinkled,asonaflatshore,whichkeepstheimpressionofthewaves.Thisdazzlingcarpet,reallyareflector,droveawaytheraysofthesunwithwonderfulintensity,whichaccountedforthevibrationwhichpassedthrougheveryitemofthefeet.ShallIbelievewhenIsaythatatthedepthof30feet,IcouldseeasifIwasinbroaddaylightExcellentchoiceofwordsadjectives&adverbsverbs…

solarraysshonethroughthewaterymasseasily,andconsumedallcolour,andIclearlydistinguishedobjectsatadistanceofahundredandfiftyyardswerewalkingonfine,evensand,notwrinkled,asonaflatshore,whichkeepstheimpressionofthewaves.Abovemewasthecalmsurfaceofthesea.WeThe头顶水波不兴，脚下流沙细平。我们走在细沙上，没有一丝褶皱，只似平坦的海岸，印上海浪拂过的痕迹。this_________carpet_________

intensityExcellentchoiceofwordsdazzlingwonderfulThelight,whichlitthesoilthirtyfeetbelowthesurfaceoftheocean,astonishedmebyitspower.Thesolarraysshonethroughthewaterymasseasily,andconsumedallcolour,andIclearlydistinguishedobjectsatadistanceofahundredandfiftyyards.Beyondthatthecoloursdarkenedintofineshadesofdeepblue,andgraduallydisappeared.Trulythiswaterwhichsurroundedmewasbutanotherairheavierthantheearth'satmosphere,butalmostasclear.Abovemewasthecalmsurfaceofthesea.Wewerewalkingonfine,evensand,notwrinkled,asonaflatshore,whichkeepstheimpressionofthewaves.Thisdazzlingcarpet,reallyareflector,droveawaytheraysofthesunwithwonderfulintensity,whichaccountedforthevibrationwhichpassedthrougheveryitemofthefeet.ShallIbelievewhenIsaythatatthedepthof30feet,IcouldseeasifIwasinbroaddaylightUseanalogy/comparisontodescribeunfamiliarexperiences.

…Inolongerfelttheweightofmyclothes,orofmyshoes,ofmyairsupply,ormythickhelmet,insidewhichmyheadshooklikeanutinitsshell.Thelight,whichlitthesoilthirtyfeetbelowthesurfaceoftheocean,astonishedmebyitspower.Thesolarraysshonethroughthewaterymasseasily,andconsumedallcolour,andIclearlydistinguishedobjectsatadistanceofahundredandfiftyyards…Thisdazzlingcarpet,reallyareflector,droveawaytheraysofthesunwithwonderfulintensity,whichaccountedforthevibrationwhichpassedthrougheveryitemofthefeet.…

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