Unit6DisasterandhopeUnderstandingideas课件高一英语

Unit6DisasterandhopeUnderstandingideasActivity1Lookatthethermometerandthinkaboutthequestions.[θəˈmɒmɪtə(r)]56.7˚C

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centigradeWhathappenswhenthetemperaturegoesveryhighorverylow?Howdoyoudealwithextremetemperatures?Whatwerethehighestandlowesttemperaturesrecordedwhereyoulive?Howdoyoufeelinextremetemperatures?Activity2Prediction.Thepassage

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mypredictionis__________________.Activity3Readthearticleforitsstructure,payingattentiontothewriter’slocation/behaviors/feelingsandconcerns.Check

yourprediction.StructureLocationActionFeelingsandconcernsPara.1attheTubestationreadingnewsonhightemperatureawfulPara.2-4insidethetrain1.goingdownthestairsandontotheplatform/intothetubeislikejumpingintoavolcano,melting,abitsick2.thinkingaboutthehotsummerinLondonabitscared3.lookingthroughnewspapers;realizingthelikelinessofdisastersshockedandnervousPara.5outofthestationsteppingoutofthestationfreshandrelieved

LondonUndergroundisapublictransportsystemforLondonanditsneighboringareas.Theundergroundistheworld’sfirstundergroundrailway.Openedin1863,thenet-workhas11lineswith250milesofrails,makingitoneoftheworld’sbusiestmetrosystems.undergroundsubwaytubemetroChoosetheauthor’spurposeinwritingthepassage.1ToexplainwhysummersinLondonaregettinghotterandhotter.2TocomplainabouttheLondonTube.3TowarnpeopleaboutthedangerofLondonbeingflooded.4Toexpresshisworriesaboutthedangersofextremeweatherconditions.Checkyourpredictionnow:Thepassageismainlyabout______________________________

ontheTubeonanunusuallyhotday.theauthor’sfeelingsandconcernsActivity4Completetheflowchartwithwordsandexpressionsfromthepassage.Activity5TheauthoristravellingontheLondonTube.Itisveryhotandthetemperatureoutsidewillbe1______________________.Hefeelsawful.30plusdegrees/over30degreesItisevenhotterinsidethetrainthanoutside,andtheauthorthinksheis2______________________withthepassengersnexttohim.meltingandbecomingoneThinkingthatLondonwillprobablygethotter,theauthorfeels3___________.Toprepareforthefuture,hethinksheshould:4____________________________________5____________________________________6_____________________________________abitscaredputhisflatonthemarketandbuyaboat;speakwithhismanageraboutmovingtothetopfloor;learntoswim!Inthenewspaper,therearereportsofnaturaldisastersaroundtheworldcausedby7______________whichmakestheauthorfeel8________.climatechangenervousGoingoutside,theauthorfeelsrefreshedandrealiseshehasbeen9_____________.worryingtoomuchActivity6Doyousharetheauthor’sconcernsaboutextremeweatherconditions?Inwhatwaywillclimatechangeaffectyourlifeinthefuture?Howwouldyouadapt/react?Thinkandshare.theTriftglacier(Switzerland)theTriftglacier(Switzerland)10yearsagoNOWGlittertind(Norway)usedtobethehighestinNWnowthe2ndhighestIfglobalwarmingreaches2˚Cabovepre-industriallevels,morethan70percentofEarth’scoastlineswillseesealevelrisegreaterthan0.2meters.Today,about2.8percentofplantsandanimalsaroundtheworldareatariskofextinction.A2-degreeriseincreasesthatriskto5.2percent.Ifgreenhousegas’emissionscannotbecontrolled,theworld’stemperaturewillrisemorethan3˚Cbytheendofthiscentury.Thesepicturesshowsthechangeinglobalsurfacetemperatures.Darkblueshowsareascoolerthanaverage.Darkredshowsareaswarmerthanaverage.Inwhatwaywillclimatechangeaffectyourlifeinthefuture?Howwouldyouadapt/react?Let’sjoinhandsandmaketheworldcoolagain!Afterall,anotherproperplanetistoohardtoobtain.Smartexpressions（P82-P85）pickuptube/metro/underground/subwaybeexpectedtodosth.airconditioning;anairconditionersureenoughgodownthestairs/godownstairsaneruptingvolcanoThisisnothingcomparedto/with…have…forbreakfastThesunreflectedofftheglassbuilding./Theglassbuildingreflectedthesun.carsparkedbelowdefinitelyplanforthefuture拿起；(车辆等)中途搭(人)地铁n.(4)有望做…空调系统；空调设备果真；诚然下楼喷发的火山与……相比，这不值得一提。吃…当早餐玻璃幕墙的高楼反射阳光。停在下面的汽车确切地、肯定地adj.为将来准备put...onthemarkettheThamesMostimportantly,…lookthroughbeshockedby/atdestroy,destroyed,destroyedoccur,occurred,occurredclimatechangenowthat

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