模块2 Unit 1 Tales of the unexplained
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课件20张PPT。 The most beautiful thing one can experience is mysteries . They are truly the basis of all arts and sciences . Albert EinsteinAre you interested in a program called “Discovery” or approaching science? Are you curious about mysteries?
Unit one
Tales of the Unexplainedthe Sphinx
half human, half lionPyramids , Egypt15 tons! UFO
(Unidentified Flying
Objects)spaceship?
satellite?
balloon?
or Himalayas
the highest mountain range in the world Yeti
half man , half beast Crop CirclesStonehenge
standing stones!45
tons!an astronomical calendar
or a temple to the sun Unit 1 reading
The boy missing , police puzzled
A news story will cover such details as what, when, where, who, how and why about a certain event.
The title of a news story is usually incomplete, attractive, exact and direct …
A boy is missing, and the police are puzzle
A boy is missing,
and
the police are puzzled.The structure of a news storyReading strategy titlethe first paragraphto give a general idea about the newsto tell readers “who” “when” “where” “what” “why” “how”the following paragraphs to give detailed but less
important information the second paragraphto give more important factsThe structure of a news storyReading strategy Skimming& ScanningBoy missing, police puzzled
It’s about _________________________
the first paragraph:
who_____________________________;
when____________________________;
where___________________________ ;
what_____________________________;
why _____________________________;
how_____________________________;
the following paragraphs:
evidence given by_______________________a boy who was missing3 days agoNew Hampshire, Americaa 15-year-old boywent missingWitnesses(2 friends, Kelly,
Mrs Mavis Wood)received great interestreports of strange lights & of alien visitsThe charactersJustin Foster
Witnesses(two friends)
Kelly ( Justin’s sister)
Mrs Foster (Justin’s mum)
Mr Foster(Justin’s dad)
Mrs Mavis Wood (the neighbor)
Sam Peterson (the detective)Saw
Heard
Said
Guessed ?（1）The reason why people were interested in the disappearance of the boy is that __ ___.
A.The police advised them to do so.
B.The disappearance might have something to do with the UFO and the alien.
C.All of the above.
（2）In the seventh paragraph, “show up” means ____ ____.
A. arrive or appear B. reach
C. disappear D. reach for
（3）We can infer that the boy might go missing ___ ______.
A. in his own room
B. on the playground
C. in Kelly’s room
D. in his brother’s roomCADMr. FosterMrs. Foster KellySam Peterson(from CNN)Can you tell me what happened that night?Mrs Mavis WoodInterview exampleHi, I am a reporter from CNN. What did you do that night?
I was getting ready for bed.
Did you see your brother?
No, I didn’t, but I did hear him put on his favorite CD.
What happened next?
…… Work in groups
and make a dialogue!Mr. FosterMrs. Foster KellySam Peterson(from CNN)Can you tell me what happened that night?Mrs Mavis WoodInterview Group discussion
Do you believe that Justin was
really taken away by the
aliens? Why or why not?
2. Suppose you were taken away by the aliens, what would you do ?
Unit one
Tales of the Unexplainedthe Sphinx
half human, half lionPyramids , Egypt15 tons! UFO
(Unidentified Flying
Objects)spaceship?
satellite?
balloon?
or Himalayas
the highest mountain range in the world Yeti
half man , half beast Crop CirclesStonehenge
standing stones!45
tons!an astronomical calendar
or a temple to the sun Unit 1 reading
The boy missing , police puzzled
A news story will cover such details as what, when, where, who, how and why about a certain event.
The title of a news story is usually incomplete, attractive, exact and direct …
A boy is missing, and the police are puzzle
A boy is missing,
and
the police are puzzled.The structure of a news storyReading strategy titlethe first paragraphto give a general idea about the newsto tell readers “who” “when” “where” “what” “why” “how”the following paragraphs to give detailed but less
important information the second paragraphto give more important factsThe structure of a news storyReading strategy Skimming& ScanningBoy missing, police puzzled
It’s about _________________________
the first paragraph:
who_____________________________;
when____________________________;
where___________________________ ;
what_____________________________;
why _____________________________;
how_____________________________;
the following paragraphs:
evidence given by_______________________a boy who was missing3 days agoNew Hampshire, Americaa 15-year-old boywent missingWitnesses(2 friends, Kelly,
Mrs Mavis Wood)received great interestreports of strange lights & of alien visitsThe charactersJustin Foster
Witnesses(two friends)
Kelly ( Justin’s sister)
Mrs Foster (Justin’s mum)
Mr Foster(Justin’s dad)
Mrs Mavis Wood (the neighbor)
Sam Peterson (the detective)Saw
Heard
Said
Guessed ?（1）The reason why people were interested in the disappearance of the boy is that __ ___.
A.The police advised them to do so.
B.The disappearance might have something to do with the UFO and the alien.
C.All of the above.
（2）In the seventh paragraph, “show up” means ____ ____.
A. arrive or appear B. reach
C. disappear D. reach for
（3）We can infer that the boy might go missing ___ ______.
A. in his own room
B. on the playground
C. in Kelly’s room
D. in his brother’s roomCADMr. FosterMrs. Foster KellySam Peterson(from CNN)Can you tell me what happened that night?Mrs Mavis WoodInterview exampleHi, I am a reporter from CNN. What did you do that night?
I was getting ready for bed.
Did you see your brother?
No, I didn’t, but I did hear him put on his favorite CD.
What happened next?
…… Work in groups
and make a dialogue!Mr. FosterMrs. Foster KellySam Peterson(from CNN)Can you tell me what happened that night?Mrs Mavis WoodInterview Group discussion
Do you believe that Justin was
really taken away by the
aliens? Why or why not?
2. Suppose you were taken away by the aliens, what would you do ?