英语高中牛津译林版选修十unit 1《building the future》课件4

课件38张PPT。高 三 英 语Module 10 Unit 1
Building the future
Reading-1
Give a man a fishIn your opinion, what serious problems are the developing countries facing?Over 50 million children died between 2000 and 2005.
It means that there is 1 child dying every 3 seconds.
20 children dying ____________.
Around the world, _____________ children die every day.every minute 27,000–30,000World Hunger and PovertyLove is all we need
We are the world
We are the children
We are the ones who make a brighter day
　　So let’s start giving
There’s a choice we’re making
We’re saving our own lives
It’s true we’ll make a better day!Bob GeldofMichael Jackson2005年“现场八方Live 8”慈善演唱会，仍旧是由25年前发起Live Aid的爱尔兰籍歌星鲍勃· 格尔多夫 (Bob Geldof) 发起。 Bob GeldofGive a man a fishLook and thinkIt is better to teach a man to fish than to give him a fish. The World Food Program, set up in 1963, aims at ending world hunger, which is the number one risk to global health today.
Over the past 40 years, the WFP has worked hard to provide food aid for the weak and the poor, and to improve the nutrition and quality of life.Is it enough?Fast readingScan the passage quickly and find the answers to the following questions. Only focus on the information needed to answer the questions, please.1. When was Live Aid held?
2. How many people has the WFP helped since it was established?
3. What is the saying mentioned in the passage?On 13 July 1985.More than one billion. Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you feed him a lifetime. Find special information to answer the following questions.Read the passage carefully and deal with the following exercises.(L7) Because it raised ＄100 million for famine victims in Ethiopia and also raised public attention. It also put pressure on politicians to do something about the famine.Why was the Live Aid concert so important?2. What has the United Nations done to fight the problem of world hunger?
(L13-14) In 1963, the United Nations set up the World Food Program aiming to reduce the problem of world hunger.
(L24-25) A number of programs have been organized and the WFP has helped more than one billion people around the world. 3. Why is food aid alone not enough to
help poor countries? (paragraph 4)
(14)
Because the poverty still exists after
the food has been eaten up.4. What things are included in the infrastructure of a country?(L38) Things like transport, irrigation, electricity, postal service, telephones and schools are included.5. What is the long-term solution to the problem of poverty? (7)
6. Why is education and training for young people in developing countries so important? (14)(L41) Development aid together with food aid.(L43) Because the future of developing countries lies in the hands of children.1. In countries where there are too many unemployed people, which help would they receive from WFP? (推断题)
A. Food-for-Life
B. Food-for-Growth
C. Food-for-Work C2. Among the following sentences, which one
is not right according to the text? (细节判断题)
A. The Ethiopian famine led to destroyed
harvests and killed cattle.
B. Poverty is the number one global health
risk, killing more people than any disease.
C. Development aid together with food aid is
the long-term solution to the problem.
D. Young people in eastern Nigeria are being
trained to use computer technology to
develop their problem solving and
communication skills. B3. From the passage we know the author thinks the most important thing to help developing countries fight hunger and poverty is ____. (写作意图推测)
A. to appeal to people to donate B. to speak highly of Bob Geldof C. to develop the work of WFP D. to help them help themselvesDA. Making him world-famous.
B. Earning him large amount of money.
C. Raising money for and public
awareness of the famine.
D. Draw attention around the world
to the famine.4. What was the concert held by Geldof
in 1985 for?D5. Which of the following statements is true
according to the text?
A. Disease is the number one global health risk.
B. The United Nations set up the World
Food Programme in 1963.
C. The WFP has helped more than one
billion people since it was set up, which
is enough to help developing countries.
D. What developing countries really need is
the food aid. B6. What’s the target of the Food-for-Growth
program?
A. Sending emergency food aid to
countries during times of crisis.
B. Helping people most at risk, such as
babies, pregnant women and the elderly.
C. Helping unemployed people support
themselves by giving them work and
paying then in food aid.
D. Helping the old.BFill in the blanks according to the text. The Ethiopia ______ was in 1985, which shocked Bob. He organized a charity _______ called _______ and ________ it to raise money for and public __________ of the famine. The World Food Programmer also gave the help. They need help, but the sad truth is that ____ aid alone is not enough. famineconcertLive AidintendedawarenessfoodWhat developing countries really need to do is to stop poverty by fighting the ______ of it. One way to do this is to _______ a country’s ____________. Clearly, ___________ aid together with food aid is the _________ solution to the problem of poverty. causesimproveinfrastructuredevelopmentlong-termAnother important thing to remember is that the ______ of developing countries lies in the hands of children. This is why _________ and _______ for young people is so important. futureeducationtrainingFill in the chart according to the passage.disease
poverty
hungera long-term solutionfood aidteach a man to fish feed him for a dayMatch workTitle
Para4 and para7Problems
Paras1~3Solutions
Paras4~6Conclusion
para7Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.structureGive a man a fishFunctionWorld hungerPara 2Further ways to fight world hungerAid in infrastructurePara 5SummaryA good startPara 7Aid in educationPara 6The meaning of "give a man a fish"ProverbPara 4Measures already taken(WFP)Para 3Introduction of the
theme---world hunger and some ways of dealing with hungerIntroduction of Live AidPara 1Main ideaFill in the blanks according to the text.
In the __________ world, many children die from ___________. This is often a result of poverty, and there is no quick and easy ________ to this problem. ________ is one solution but it is an artificial, short-term answer to the _________ problem.Page 5 EdevelopingmalnutritionsolutionFood aidlong-termRecognizing this, the United Nations set up the World Program (WFP) in 1963 to help fight world ______. The WFP has three policies: firstly, to save lives in times of _____, by sending grainshungercrisissuch as rice; secondly, to improve nutritional standards and the quality of life in poor countries; and thirdly, to help develop the resources of these countries and to help ___________ people become independent.
The WFP’s work has led to some of the many _______ stories from all over the developing world. unemployedsuccessThese small ________ in the fight against poverty and hunger have helped people while allowing them to maintain their dignity. The WFP has helped show that both food aid and development aid are needed to finally end poverty.victories1. In your opinion, what can we do to help solve the food problem in Africa?
2. What can we do to help improve the education and training of the young people in Africa?Choose one of the following questions to discuss in groups. Read the passage again and finish off exercises D & E on pages 4-5.Homework: