選修九 3.4《Unit 3　Integrating Skills (I)》

1、新課標(biāo)人教版課件系列 高中英語 選修選修( (模塊）模塊）9- 9-3.4 Integrating Skills (I) Listening (page26) 1. Wei Ping is studying at university in Australia. Just before the summer holidays his friend Bob Martins invites him to go camping. He is a little nervous about this. In a small group discuss what Wei Ping might be ner

2、vous about. 2 Listen to the conversation between them and answer the questions. 1.What is Wei Ping worried about? 2.Does Bob share his worry? 3.Do you think by the end of the conversation, Bob has talked Wei ping into going camping? Why do you think so? 1 What is Wei Ping worried about? He is worrie

3、d about snakes. 2 Does Bob share his worry? No. Because he does not believe they are likely to see any and he knows what precautions to take against being bitten. 3 Do you think by the end of the conversation, Bob has talked Wei ping into going camping? Why do you think so? He probably has talked hi

4、m around because he assured Wei Ping that there was very little danger. Also the fact that Wei Ping summarized the advice Bob gave him suggests that he has accepted bobs assurances. How to avoid _ bites When walking in long grass , l wear _; l make _ to frighten them away; l _ any wood lying on the

5、ground; lIf possible, _ in long grass. 3 Listen again and complete the poster. snake boots and long trousers a noise do not move avoid walking Listen once more and discuss the following questions with a partner. 1 Why did Wei Ping misunderstand bob when he said “ When we walk through the bush”? 2 Wh

6、y cant Wei Ping make a snake run away? 1 Why did Wei Ping misunderstand bob when he said “ When we walk through the bush”? Because Wei Ping may think the bush means wild and dangerous land, but Australians use it to mean the countryside where there arent any houses or farms or other signs of humans.

7、 2 Why cant Wei Ping make a snake run away? Because snakes dont have legs (this is where the humor lies) Listening text A CAMPING HOLIDAY Wei Ping (P) is studying at university in Australia. Just before the summer holidays his friend Bob Martins (B) invites him to go camping. Wei Ping is a little ne

8、rvous about this. B: Here is your coffee. P: Mmm. thanks. B: So have you finished all the work for this term? P: Yes, Ive just finished the last essay. Now I am really looking forward to the holidays. B: Oh? Have you got anything planned? P: No, not really. B: Well, why dont you come camping with me

9、 and my friends? P: Oh, thats very kind of you but B: But? P: Well, you see Im terrified of snakes. B: Really? Oh, you dont have to worry. Snakes are scared of humans and they move away as soon as they hear you coming. Just remember to make a lot of noise with your feet. P: Yes, but what if one is h

10、iding under some wood and I disturb it B: Well, the best thing is not to move any large pieces of wood. O, and as much as possible, avoid walking in really long grass where you cant see whats on the ground. And if you do have to walk through long grass, you should wear boots and long trousers that y

11、ou can fold inside your boots. Then, if a snake did try to bit you, it wouldnt get to your skin. P: I dont know. It still sounds dangerous. B: Look, most snakes cant kill you anyway. And we always stay in camping grounds that have short grass so we hardly ever see snakes. And when we go into to the

12、bush we always make a lot of noise. P: Bushes? Are we going to walk through bushes? P: I dont know. It still sounds dangerous. B: Look, most snakes cant kill you anyway. And we always stay in camping grounds that have short grass so we hardly ever see snakes. And when we go into to the bush we alway

13、s make a lot of noise. P: Bushes? Are we going to walk through bushes? B: No, the Bush! Thats what Australians call the part of the countryside where there arent any houses or farms or other signs of humans. You know, the natural areas with trees and grasses. P: Oh, I see. So, when you go into the b

14、ush you must wear boots and long trousers. You shouldnt move anything that is lying on the ground and you must make a lot of noise so the snakes run away. B: Youve got the right idea. But I sont think youll be able to make the snakes run away P: But you said B: Snakes dont have legs, mate. Reading o

15、n page 27 AUSTRALIAS DANGEROUS CREATURESAUSTRALIAS DANGEROUS CREATURES A funnelweb spider A box jellyfish A brown snake A great white shark A saltwater crocodile 1. How many poisonous snakes and how many poisonous spiders are there in Australia? Are they all capable of killing humans? 115 different

16、kinds of snakes and 2,000 different kinds of spiders. Only a few kinds of spiders and snakes are capable of killing humans. Answer questions in Ex 2 2. What effect do most jellyfish have on humans? What about box jellyfish? Most jellyfish can cause severe pain to anyone who touches them but only the

17、 box jellyfish can kill a human 4. What kind of crocodile has occasionally attacked a human? The saltwater crocodile. 3. Why did George hire a car? Why do you think he joined up with Terri and Peter? It was cheaper to hire a car with other people because they could share the cost. Also he probably e

18、njoyed being in the company of other tourists. 5. What is Alcatraz Island famous for? The island used to be a very harsh prison for the most dangerous prisoners. In your group discuss the best ways to protect yourself from each of the dangerous animals in the reading passage. The following informati

19、on may help you. How to protect yourself from these dangerous animals? Saltwater crocodiles are found a long way from settlements only in the far north of Australia near rivers and waterholes. There are usually signs to warn people that crocodiles are in the area. Crocodiles stay hidden in the water

20、 or on the land close to water. Many beaches have shark nets to keep sharks away from swimmers. In hot weather, small planes fly along the coast looking out for sharks. If one is spotted an alarm is sounded to warn peole to get out of the water. Spiders are usually found in dark, dry places, under s

21、tones or amongst rubbish. The poison is slow acting so there is plenty of time to get to the hospital. When jellyfish are close to the beach, you usually find a few dead ones on the beach. Vinegars can help relieve the sting of jellyfish. If a person has trouble breathing or become unconscious, they

22、 should be taken to hospital immediately. the beautiful scenery of the Three Gorges The scene after the earthquake was horrible. the historical sights of London The mountain hotel offered magnificent views. Debating Australia is a dangerous place to visit. Writing Read this email and write a reply.

23、Dear _, I am thinking of going on a camping trip in the Northern Territory. The trip is organized by a well-known tourist company with a good reputation. We will be camping some of the time in Dawin and some of the time in Kakadu National Park. It sounds like lots of fun and I would see lots of wild

24、life, but Ive heard so much about the dangerous creatures in Australia that Im a bit scared about going out of the city. Perhaps Id be better staying in Sydney. I know there are lots of interesting things to see there too. What do you think I should do? Best wishes Li Haidi l list all the reason for

25、 and against the trip; l decide on your point of view with reasons; l put the reasons in the order of importance; This email ask you for advice, so you should plan your replay carefully, you need to: Tips l Write your email in this way: 1. tell Li Haidi what you suggest 2. give each of your reasons

26、in one paragraph l Finish in this way: I hope you will find my advice useful. Best wishes, (your signature) Dear Haidi, Thanks for you email. How wonderful for you that you are going to Australia. I think youll have a great time on the camping trip and youll get to see native animals in their natura

27、l setting. Also youll make some good friends on the trip, which is much more difficult while staying in a hotel in the city. Dont worry abut the dangerous creatures. They Sample Writing are not as dangerous as some people think and anyway youll be with an experienced tour guide who will keep you saf

28、e. Just do everything the guide says and youll have a safe and enjoyable time. Do write again when you get back and tell me all about your trip. Your friend, John Dear Haidi, Arent you lucky going all the way to Australia? Im sure whatever you do, youll have a good time. Personally, I would rather visit Sydney. Im not very fond of