高中英語-新人教版必修一Unit-4-reading-and-thinking課件

1、Unit 4 Natural DisastersReading and thinkingTHE NIGHT THE EARTH DIDNT SLEEPUnit 4 Natural DisastersRWhat are these natural disasters? Pre-reading tornadodroughtvolcanic eruptionfloodlandslideearthquakeNatural disaters2What are these natural disasteLets predict:Whats the passage mainly about?Look at

2、the title and the picturesIts mainly about _earthquake While Reading 3Lets predict:Whats the passaWhat can happen to a city in an earthquake? While Reading Lets predictTangshanTHE NIGHTTHE EARTH DIDNT SLEEP4What can happen to a city in aPara 1Para 2-3Para 4-5Part1Part 2Part 3Signs_ the earthquake.Da

3、mage _ the earthquake.Rescue and revival _ the earthquake.beforeduringafterFind the main idea of each part.Read for main ideaTip: The first and the last sentences might be helpful.Time order5Para 1Para 2-3Para 4-5Part1ParPara 1Para 2-3Para 4-5Part1Part 2Part 3before the earthquakeduring the earthqua

4、keafter the earthquakeRead for information6Para 1Para 2-3Para 4-5Part1ParWhat were the strange things that were happening before the earthquake?Before the earthquakeWhat were the strange things t wells chickens pigs dogs mice fish lights strange things noises Further thinkingIf you saw these strange

5、 things, what would you do?What did people in Tangshan do?The citys one million people were asleep as usual that night. wells chickens pigs dogs mPara 1Para 2-3Para 4-5Part1Part 2Part 3before the earthquakeduring the earthquakeafter the earthquakeRead for information9Para 1Para 2-3Para 4-5Part1ParCi

6、rcle all the numbers and underline the sentences with numbers .Deadly earthquakeNothing but ruins11thousands 400,0001501/3175%90%tens of thousands ofhundreds of thousands millions of2/38&30During the earthquakedamageIf you come across a new word while reading, guess the meaning from the context.Circ

7、le all the numbers and undEleven kilometres directly below the city, one of the most deadly earthquake of the 20th century had begun, a quake that even caused damage more than 150 kilometres away in Beijing.在城市正下方的11千米處，20世紀(jì)傷亡最嚴(yán)重之一的一場地震爆發(fā)了，遠(yuǎn)在150多千米以外的北京都受到了這場地震的破壞。Deadly earthquake11150Deadly earthq

8、uake111501/3 one third of the nation felt it 8&30a huge crack, 8 km long and 30 m wide caused damage more than 150 km away 11 kilometres directly below the city1in less than one minute, . lay in ruins.2/3 two thirds of the people.dead or injuredthousandsthousands of children.left without parents 400

9、,000the number of people. more than 400,000Eleven kilometres directly bel Earthquake111501/38&3012/3thousands 400,000Nothing but ruins75%90%75% of . factories and buildings90% of its homes, and all.tens of thousands ofhundreds of thousands of millions ofcowspigschickensdeadWhy does the writer number

10、s use so many ?Further thinking Earthquake111501/38&3012/3tho2. Which one is not the damage caused by the earthquake ?Read for detailsMost bridges had fallen or were not safe to cross.B.The railway tracks were now useless pieces of metal.C.Red autumn leaves covered the ground.D.Sand filled the wells

11、 instead of water.Bricks covered the ground like red autumn leaves, but no wind could blow them away.2. Which one is not the damage1414Para 1Para 2-3Para 4-5Part1Part 2Part 3before the earthquakeduring the earthquakeafter the earthquakeRead for information15Para 1Para 2-3Para 4-5Part1ParHope was not

12、 lost.Who came to the rescue?What helped in the revival of the Tangshan city? After the earthquakeWhat did they do?Hope was not lost.Who came to Amanda Hordevrescue_After the earthquakerevival_Q1:Who came to the rescue? Q2:What did they do?Q3:What helped in the revival?17Amanda Hordevrescue_Olvia Ki

13、mLorem Ipsum is dolor sita apa slider power adus ana buta ako volup dalam cintuan dapaananade inteman.EditorAmanda HordevManager1. Who came to the rescue? What did they do?Amanda HordevManagerrescueSoldiersDoctors NursesWorkers.to dig out those . and to bury . . to provide medical care. built . for

14、survivors whose . The survivors homes had been destroyed.Workers built shelters for survivors. Workers built shelters for survivors whose homes had been destroyed. 18Olvia KimLorem Ipsum is dolor Slowly, the city began to breathe again Slowly, the city began to bTangshan started to revive itself and

15、 get back up on its feet.Tangshan started to revive its2. What helped in the revival of the Tangshan city? What can we learn from its revival ?revival governments support peoples effort unify stay positiverebuild2. What helped in the revival Tangshans new look22Tangshans new look22 Post Reading Role

16、 playA survivorA reporter Post Reading Role pR: Hello, I am , a reporter from CCTV 9.S: Hello, I am . Nice to meet you. Part1. R: Did you notice anything strange before the earthquake?S: There were many strange things Part 2.R: What damage did it cause?S: Eleven km./One-third of /two-thirds /400,000

17、 Part 3.R: Who came to the rescue? What did they do? S: The army./doctors and nurses./workers.R: Hello, I am , a reporter bright lightsran out of jumped out of.too towells25bright lightsran out of jumpeDeadly earthquake11150Deadly earthquake111501/3 .the nation felt it 8&30a huge crack, . long and .

18、 wide caused damage . 150 km away 11 km.below the city1. one minute, . lay in ruins.2/3 two thirds of .dead or injuredthousandsthousands of .left without parents 400,000the number of . more than 400,000Deadly earthquake11150Deadly eSoldiersDoctors NursesWorkersThe army sent .soldiers to . those who . and to . the dead. More than . doctors and nurses came to provide .Workers built . for surv