重慶市開縣南雅初級(jí)中學(xué)九年級(jí)英語《Unit 6 Topic 2 SectionB》課件

1、Lets explore the Ming Tombs,Section B,Unit 6 Topic 2,Step 1. Review,Look at the pictures and make sentences.,Tom / climb,Jim / have,While Tom was climbing a mountain, Jim was having a class.,Jim was having a class while Tom was climbing a mountain.,Jolin / dance,Jay / sing,Jolin was dancing while Ja

2、y was singing.,While Jay was singing, Jolin was dancing.,Luozhixiang / cook,Kate / play,Luo Zhixiang was cooking while Kate was playing games.,While Kate was playing games, Luozhixiang was cooking .,Bob / watch TV,Ann / call,Bob was watching TV when Ann called.,When Ann called ,Bob was watching TV.,

3、Jane / writing,David / knock at,Jane was writing when David knocked at the door.,When David knocked at the door, Jane was writing.,Free talking.,Do you like traveling?,BeiJing,Where do you want to go ?,ShangHai,HongKong,the 13 Imperial Tombs,spread mark official emperor survey face,傳播 v. 標(biāo)志 v. 官員的、官

4、方的、 正式的 adj. 皇帝 n. 調(diào)查、勘察 v. 面對(duì) v.,Step 2 PresentationQuestions:,1. Where are the Ming Tombs?,2. Who could ride horses through the Sacred Way in the old days?,3. When did the emperors start to build their tombs?,4. What place did the emperors choose for their tombs?,Look and listen carefully,Now answ

5、er questions:,1. Where are the Ming Tombs? 2. Who could ride horses through the Sacred Way in the old days? 3. When did the emperors start to build their tombs? 4. What place did the emperors choose for their tombs?,They are at the foot of the Tianshou Mountains, northwest of Beijing.,Only the emper

6、ors could ride horses through it.,Most emperors start to build their tombs when they became emperors.,The place that faced south and had mountains at the back.,Lets know about the Ming Tombs.,石碑坊,大宮門,神道,獻(xiàn)陵,裕陵,泰陵,康陵,景陵,定陵,思陵,茂陵,慶陵,永陵,德陵,長陵,昭陵,The Ming Tombs spread over an area of 40km . They are the

7、13 imperials tombs.,石碑坊,The Stone Arch,The Stone Arch marks the beginning of the Sacred Way to the Tombs.,大宮門,The Sacred Way to the Tombs,神道,The Sacred Way to the Tombs. On both sides of the way, there are some stone animals and stone officials. In the old days, only the emperors could ride horses t

8、hrough it.,Stone animals,Stone officials,長陵,茂陵,泰陵,康陵,景陵,永陵,定陵,昭陵,思陵,Key points:,1. at the foot of Tianshou Mountain 在天壽山腳下 at the top of Mount Tai 在泰山山頂 2. northwest of Beijing 北京西北部 spread over 蔓延 ，覆蓋 Smoke spreads over the city. 4. an area of 40km2 40平方公里的面積 40km2 : 40 square kilometers The beginn

9、ing of 的開始 At the beginning of May ,well have a three-day vacation. 6. On the both sides of the Way 在路的兩邊 7. in the old days 在古代 day 意為時(shí)候，時(shí)期， 要用復(fù)數(shù)形式 8. make sure 確保 9. at the back (of) 在(的)背后,10. by the way 順便問一下，順便說一下,11. two and a half hours 兩個(gè)半小時(shí),Read with the speaker.,Step 3 Consolidation,Lion,X

10、iezhi (獬豸),Elephant,Qilin (麒麟）,Camel,Horse,Step 4 Practice,1c Listen to the tape, then match in your book.,1. ( ) - good luck 3. ( ) - telling good from bad 5. ( ) - an important vehicle,2. ( ) - peace of the country 4. ( ) - large area of the country 6. ( ) - high prestige,a. Lion,b. Xiezhi,d. Elep

11、hant,e. Qilin,c. Camel,f. Horse,d,e,b,c,f,a,The lion is a strong animal. People in ancient times usually put a pair of stone lions at the gate of their house. The stone lions in the Ming Tombs show the emperors high prestige. Ancient people believed there was a xiezhi in the world and it could tell

12、the difference between good and bad. They also believed that it could keep the bad away from them. The camel, the boat in the desert, stands for the large area of the country. The elephant stands for good luck. The qilin, a lucky animal living in ancient stories, stands for the peace of the country. The horse was an important vehicle in the old days. People rode it to travel around.,1c Listening material.,1. In the +方位詞+of 用于某一范圍內(nèi)的地區(qū)。,F,C,B,A,E,D,eg. A is in B.,2. on the +方位詞+of 用于相互接壤且互不管轄的兩個(gè)地區(qū)。,eg. C is on the west of D.,3. to the +方位詞+of 用于互不接壤且互不管轄的兩個(gè)地區(qū)。,eg.