Unit3TheworldofScienceDevelopingideas課件高中英語

Theworldofscience-developingideasBook3Unit3Whoishe?BenjaminFranklinWhatdidhedo?HehelpeddrafttheDeclarationofIndependenceandtheUSConstitution（憲法）.《theDeclarationofIndependence》獨(dú)立宣言apartfrom除了...beknownas作為...而文明BenjaminFranklinFoundingFathersoftheUSDeclarationofIndependenceleadingauthor,printer,publisher,diplomat,scientistandinventor.HeisundounbtedlyimportanttoAmericans.Whatmadehimfamous?ReadLearningtolearnandanswerthequestions.Whatisthefeatureofanessaytitle?Whatdoyouusuallyknowfromanessaytitle?focuson

集中注意力于...FRANKLIN’SEXPERIMENT:HowMuchIsTrue?Howdoyoudescribethispicture?Whatistheweatherlike?Whatisthetallermandoing?Whataretheobjectscircled?Accordingtothetitle,whatdoyouthinkthispassageismainlyabout?Accordingtothetitle,doyouthinkFranklin’sexperimentistrueornot?Readthetitleanddiscussthequestions.HowMuchIsTrue?Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A.ThestoryofFranklin'sexperimentistrueornot.B.TheaimofFranklin'sexperiment.C.TheprocedureofFranklin'sexperiment.D.TheeffectofFranklin'sexperiment.1.WhatdidFranklin’sexperimentaimtoprove?Itaimedtoprovethatlightningwasaformofelectricity.2.Numberthestatements.Franklin'sspiritofscientificexplorationisstillconsideredaninspiration.PeopleareamazedatandinspiredbyFranklin'sexperiment.ScientistsquestionwhatreallyhappenedinFranklin'sexperiment.BeginThenFinalPeopleareamazedatandinspired

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Franklin’sexperiment.Scientists

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whatreallyhappened

inFranklin’sexperiment.Franklin’sspiritofscientificexploration

isstillconsideredaninspiration.Para.1Para.2Para.3Para.4Para.5Para.6Readthepassageandmatchthemainideaswiththeparagraphs.A.TheeffectoftheexperimentB.TheintroductiontoFranklin'sfamousexperimentC.ConclusionD.DoubtaboutFranklin’sexperimentE.HowtheexperimentiscarriedoutF.DoubtaboutotheracceptedideasFRANKLIN’SEXPERIMENT:HowMuchIsTrue?

1.BenjaminFranklin’sfamousexperimentwithlightninghas

introducedgenerationsofchildrentoscience.However,newresearchsuggeststhatthestorymaybefictioninsteadoffact.Para.1Para.2Para.3Para.4Para.5Para.6Readthepassageandmatchthemainideaswiththeparagraphs.A.TheeffectoftheexperimentB.TheintroductiontoFranklin'sfamousexperimentC.ConclusionD.DoubtaboutFranklin’sexperimentE.HowtheexperimentiscarriedoutF.Doubtaboutotheracceptedideas2.Thewell-knownstoryisthattheAmericanFoundingFatherandscientistflewakiteduringastormin1752.Atthattime,therewasmuchinterestinelectricity.Peoplewantedtoknowiflightningwasreallyproducedbyelectricityorsomethingelse.Franklinwasoneofthem.Heraisedthekitewithapieceofstringtiedtoit.1.flyakite

放風(fēng)箏2.Atthattime

在那時3.beinterestedin...對...感興趣4.把...系在...上

Ametalkeywasattachedtothestring.Aflashoflightninghitthekite,andelectricitywasconductedthroughthestringtothekey.Franklinthentouchedthekeywithhisfingerandgotanelectricshock.This,hesaid,provedthatlightningwasaformofelectricity.1.Aflashoflightning一道閃電2.beattachedto接近...3.aformof...一種形式HowMuchIsTrue?Whatisthesecondparagraphmainlyabout?A．Franklin'sopinionaboutscience.B．ThepurposeandprocessofFranklin'sexperiment.C．People'sdifferentopinionsonlightning.D．Theroleofthemetalkey.Franklin’sExperimentWhen

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Readparagraph2carefullyandfillintheform.in1752iflightningwasproducedbyelectricityakite,ametalkey,aflashoflightninglightningwasaformofelectricityPara.1Para.2Para.3Para.4Para.5Para.6Readthepassageandmatchthemainideaswiththeparagraphs.A.TheeffectoftheexperimentB.TheintroductiontoFranklin'sfamousexperimentC.ConclusionD.DoubtaboutFranklin’sexperimentE.HowtheexperimentiscarriedoutF.Doubtaboutotheracceptedideas

3Formanyyears,schoolshavetaughtthestoryofFranklin’slightningexperiment.Morethanonegenerationofschoolchildrenhasbeenamazedbyhisbraveryandhisscientificapproachtolookingforthetruth.Franklin,alongwithmanyotherscientists,hasinspiredusandtaughtusthatscientificexperimentsareimportantinordertoestablishthetruthandtocontributetowardslaterscientificdiscoveriesandinventions.1.beamazedby...對...吃驚2.alongwith伴隨...3.inspiredsbtodosth鼓勵某人做...4.inorderto為了...

HowMuchIsTrue?What’speople’sattitudetowardsFranklin’sexperiment?A．Doubtful.B．Believable.C．Indifferent.D．Negative.Para.1Para.2Para.3Para.4Para.5Para.6Readthepassageandmatchthemainideaswiththeparagraphs.A.TheeffectoftheexperimentB.TheintroductiontoFranklin'sfamousexperimentC.ConclusionD.DoubtaboutFranklin’sexperimentE.HowtheexperimentiscarriedoutF.Doubtaboutotheracceptedideas

4.However,neitherthestorynorthedetailsoftheexperimentareentirelytrue.AlthoughithasbeenprovedthatFranklin’sexperimenttookplace,morethanonescientisthasquestionedwhatreallyhappened.Thedetailaboutthestringandthekeyistrue.ButscientistsallagreethatifFranklinhadactuallytouchedthekey,hewouldcertainlyhavediedfromtheelectricshock.1.takeplace發(fā)生2.diefrom...死于...

HowMuchIsTrue?Accordingtothetext,whichstatementistrue?A．ScientiststhinkactuallyFranklindidn’ttouchthekeyatall.B．Franklindiedfromtheexperiment.C．Allthescientistsbelievethestoryoftheexperiment.D．Onlyonescientisthassomedoubtaboutthestory.Para.1Para.2Para.3Para.4Para.5Para.6Readthepassageandmatchthemainideaswiththeparagraphs.A.TheeffectoftheexperimentB.TheintroductiontoFranklin'sfamousexperimentC.ConclusionD.DoubtaboutFranklin’sexperimentE.HowtheexperimentiscarriedoutF.DoubtaboutotheracceptedideasHowMuchIsTrue?Whydoscientistsoftenquestionacceptedideas?A．Becausethethinktheyareclevererthanothers.B．Becauseacceptedideasareoftenwrong.C．Becausetheyonlybelieveinthemselves.D．Becausetheyonlywanttoestablishthefacts.Para.1Para.2Para.3Para.4Para.5Para.6Readthepassageandmatchthemainideaswiththeparagraphs.A.TheeffectoftheexperimentB.TheintroductiontoFranklin'sfamousexperimentC.ConclusionD.DoubtaboutFranklin’sexperimentE.HowtheexperimentiscarriedoutF.Doubtaboutotheracceptedideas

6Admittedly,fictionisoftenmoreinterestingthanthetruth.PeoplehavebeenmoreinspiredbyFranklin’sspiritofscientificexplorationthanbythefactsthemselves.Butinscience,factsshouldbeprovedbyexperimentsandresearch,andweshouldnotalwaysbelieveeverythingwereadorhear–evenifitisagreatstory.1.Admittedly誠然;應(yīng)當(dāng)承認(rèn)2.evenif即使3.beprovedby被證實(shí)...HowMuchIsTrue?What’sthepurposeofthepassage?A．Tellusafunnystory.B．Tellusastoryofagreatscientist.C．Tellusthatweshouldn’talwaysbeliveeverythingwereadorhear.D．Telluslightningisreallyproducedbyelectricity.Inthispassage,whatdidFranklin’sexperimentbringtoschoolchildren?para1：Theexperimenthasintroducedgenerationsofchildrentoscience.para3：Morethanonegenerationofschoolchildrenhasbeenamazedbyhisbraveryandhisscientificapproachtolookingforthetruth.para5：PeoplehavebeeninspiredbyFranklin’sspiritofscientificexploration.true:Franklin’sexperimentdidtakeplace.Thedetailaboutthestringandthekeyistrue.untrue:Whatreallyhappenedisquestioned.MaybeFranklindidn’ttouchthekeybecausehewouldcentainlyhavediedfromtheelectricshock.WhatmaybetrueanduntrueinFranklin’sexperimentrespectively各自、分別地?Why?

(tie)toit.Ametalkeywasattachedtothestring.Aflashoflightninghitthekite,andelectricitywasconductedthroughthestringtothekey.WhenFranklintouchedthekeywithhisfinger,hegotanelectricshock,2._______provedthatlightningwasaformofelectricity.根據(jù)課文內(nèi)容，在空白處填入1個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。tiedwhichFormanyyears,thestoryofFranklin'(entire)true,becauseifFranklinhadactuallytouchedthekey,hewouldcertainlyhavedied6._________theelectricshock.

hasbeentaughtscientificentirelyfrom根據(jù)課文內(nèi)容，在空白處填入1個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。

Scientistsoftenquestionacceptedideasbecausetheywant7.__________(establish)thefacts.SomehaveevenquestionedthestoryabouttheapplethatfellonNewton‘sheadandled

(prove)thatthefallingapplehithimon9.________head.

Inscience,factsshouldbeprovedbyexperimentsandresearch,andweshouldnotalwaysbelieveeverythingwereadorhear-eve