上外版（2020）必修第一册Unit 3 Travel Reading A课件(共25张PPT)
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A Roman Holiday
1AU3 Travel
Reading A
Where would you like to go Why
Paris
Egypt
Maldives
Beijing
Why Egypt
Egypt is an ancient country with great
civilizations (文明) and unsolved mysteries
(不解之谜) .
relic
[n.] an object, a tradition etc. that has
survived from the past（遗迹）
The Great Pyramid stands as a relic of the past.
the Great Pyramid, Egypt
Why Paris
Paris is one of the most beautiful
and romantic places.
attraction
[n.] an interesting or enjoyable place to go or
thing to do （向往的地方，有吸引力的事）
The Eiffel Tower, the main attraction of the city,
attracts millions of visitors every year.
the Eiffel Tower, France
attractive adj. 有吸引力的
tourist ～ 旅游胜地 hold ～ for sb 吸引某人
Why Beijing
Beijing, as the capital of China for several dynasties,
witnessed her glory with its cultural sites.
the Temple of Heaven, China
political
[adj.] connected with the state，government
or public affairs（政治的，政府的）
Emperors regarded the sacrificial ceremonies at
the Temple of Heaven as their most important religious
and political activity.
1.What's the text type of the story
Exposition B. Narration C. Argumentation
2.What’s the structure of the text How many parts can it be divided into
Skimming
travelogue (游记)
Text pattern: General-specific-general
Three parts
travelogue (游记)： account of an individual’s experiences traveling. Descriptions of what the traveler sees, hears, tastes, smells, and feels in the external world.
Thoughts, feelings, and reflections are also important parts of traveler’s inner world.
How to write a travelogue
The author records his experiences of visiting a place.
persuasive narrative
first-person third-person
simple present tense simple past tense
individual work group work
The structure of the story
Paragraph 1 (part 1)
general
Paragraph 2 to paragraph 5 (part 2)
specific
Paragraph 6 (part 3)
general
What is the function of paragraph one
It leads in the topic, visiting Rome and introduces the following text,
things she loved about the city.
Read Part 1 (para.1)
What is main idea of paragraph one
The author loved Rome.
In Rome, tourists can see the masterpieces of the Renaissance period in real life.
There is a large offering of food for tourists.
Rome has a variety of
stores and shops.
What attracted Eleanor in Rome
Para 2
Para 3
Para 4
Para 5
Rome is an ancient city full of relics
Eleanor loved Rome.
Read Part 2 (Para.2-5)
Para 1
P38--I
What did Eleanor do in Paragraph 2
Rome is one of the most ancient cities in the world and is full of wonderful relics.
The center of public and political life in Ancient Rome
The largest outdoor theatre,
One of the greatest wonders
The Roman Forum
The vast Coliseum
Eleanor visited …
Para 2
Relic
n. An object that has survived from the past
Ruin
n. The parts of a building that remains after it has been destroyed
Fascinating
a. Extremely interesting and attractive
How did Eleanor feel
“The ruins of buildings and temples are fascinating: you can't quite believe how old they are .”
Para 2
fascinated
What did Eleanor do in Paragraph 3
I studied the masterpieces of the Renaissance period at school and was excited to see them in real life.
What did Eleanor see
Painted in the 16th century by Michelangelo
Sistine Chapel ceiling
Vatican City
Para 3
museum
Sculptures
Breathtaking
a. Very exciting or impressive
How did Eleanor feel
“It was so breathtaking that I couldn't tear my eyes away from it.”
Para 3
What did Eleanor do in Paragraph 4
There is a large offering of food for tourists.
Pasta
Hot chocolate
Ice cream
bacon
onion
tomato
What did Eleanor eat
Para 4
What did Eleanor do in Paragraph 5
Rome has not only lots of luxury stores, but also plenty of shops that are in my price range.
Luxury stores
Christmas market
Shops in her price range
Buy presents for my family and friends
Buy a sparkly decoration for the tree
Where did Eleanor shop
Para 5
P38--II
Para 6
Quiz: Which cities does Eleanor love visiting
Amsterdam
Paris
London
Beijing
Washington D.C.
Tokyo
Read and Retell: Eleanor’s travel
Attractions
Activities
Feelings
Relics and ruins
The masterpieces of the Renaissance
Delicious food
A variety of
stores and shops
Visit the Roman
Forum and Coliseum
Visit the museum and the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican City
Taste the pasta, ice cream and hot chocolate
Buy presents and Christmas decoration
Fascinating
Breathtaking
When, who, where… Here are the things that I loved about the city.
Topic sentence
+
Supporting sentences
+
Feelings
Para. 1
Para. 2,3,…
Para. n.
ending
Homework:
1.Read the text once.
2. Finish the paragraph writing in exercise I on Page 39.
3. 第六期报纸 B版 上外版vocabulary & grammar
4. 十月月考单词订正4英1中（听写本上）
book
hot
peace
well
Compounding 合成构词法
masterpiece
breathtaking
____________ ____________
____________ ____________
master
piece
breath
taking
loving
educated
shop
man
bookshop
hotdog
peace-loving
well-educated
outdoor
____________ ____________
out door
A Roman Holiday
1AU3 Travel
Reading A
Where would you like to go Why
Paris
Egypt
Maldives
Beijing
Why Egypt
Egypt is an ancient country with great
civilizations (文明) and unsolved mysteries
(不解之谜) .
relic
[n.] an object, a tradition etc. that has
survived from the past（遗迹）
The Great Pyramid stands as a relic of the past.
the Great Pyramid, Egypt
Why Paris
Paris is one of the most beautiful
and romantic places.
attraction
[n.] an interesting or enjoyable place to go or
thing to do （向往的地方，有吸引力的事）
The Eiffel Tower, the main attraction of the city,
attracts millions of visitors every year.
the Eiffel Tower, France
attractive adj. 有吸引力的
tourist ～ 旅游胜地 hold ～ for sb 吸引某人
Why Beijing
Beijing, as the capital of China for several dynasties,
witnessed her glory with its cultural sites.
the Temple of Heaven, China
political
[adj.] connected with the state，government
or public affairs（政治的，政府的）
Emperors regarded the sacrificial ceremonies at
the Temple of Heaven as their most important religious
and political activity.
1.What's the text type of the story
Exposition B. Narration C. Argumentation
2.What’s the structure of the text How many parts can it be divided into
Skimming
travelogue (游记)
Text pattern: General-specific-general
Three parts
travelogue (游记)： account of an individual’s experiences traveling. Descriptions of what the traveler sees, hears, tastes, smells, and feels in the external world.
Thoughts, feelings, and reflections are also important parts of traveler’s inner world.
How to write a travelogue
The author records his experiences of visiting a place.
persuasive narrative
first-person third-person
simple present tense simple past tense
individual work group work
The structure of the story
Paragraph 1 (part 1)
general
Paragraph 2 to paragraph 5 (part 2)
specific
Paragraph 6 (part 3)
general
What is the function of paragraph one
It leads in the topic, visiting Rome and introduces the following text,
things she loved about the city.
Read Part 1 (para.1)
What is main idea of paragraph one
The author loved Rome.
In Rome, tourists can see the masterpieces of the Renaissance period in real life.
There is a large offering of food for tourists.
Rome has a variety of
stores and shops.
What attracted Eleanor in Rome
Para 2
Para 3
Para 4
Para 5
Rome is an ancient city full of relics
Eleanor loved Rome.
Read Part 2 (Para.2-5)
Para 1
P38--I
What did Eleanor do in Paragraph 2
Rome is one of the most ancient cities in the world and is full of wonderful relics.
The center of public and political life in Ancient Rome
The largest outdoor theatre,
One of the greatest wonders
The Roman Forum
The vast Coliseum
Eleanor visited …
Para 2
Relic
n. An object that has survived from the past
Ruin
n. The parts of a building that remains after it has been destroyed
Fascinating
a. Extremely interesting and attractive
How did Eleanor feel
“The ruins of buildings and temples are fascinating: you can't quite believe how old they are .”
Para 2
fascinated
What did Eleanor do in Paragraph 3
I studied the masterpieces of the Renaissance period at school and was excited to see them in real life.
What did Eleanor see
Painted in the 16th century by Michelangelo
Sistine Chapel ceiling
Vatican City
Para 3
museum
Sculptures
Breathtaking
a. Very exciting or impressive
How did Eleanor feel
“It was so breathtaking that I couldn't tear my eyes away from it.”
Para 3
What did Eleanor do in Paragraph 4
There is a large offering of food for tourists.
Pasta
Hot chocolate
Ice cream
bacon
onion
tomato
What did Eleanor eat
Para 4
What did Eleanor do in Paragraph 5
Rome has not only lots of luxury stores, but also plenty of shops that are in my price range.
Luxury stores
Christmas market
Shops in her price range
Buy presents for my family and friends
Buy a sparkly decoration for the tree
Where did Eleanor shop
Para 5
P38--II
Para 6
Quiz: Which cities does Eleanor love visiting
Amsterdam
Paris
London
Beijing
Washington D.C.
Tokyo
Read and Retell: Eleanor’s travel
Attractions
Activities
Feelings
Relics and ruins
The masterpieces of the Renaissance
Delicious food
A variety of
stores and shops
Visit the Roman
Forum and Coliseum
Visit the museum and the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican City
Taste the pasta, ice cream and hot chocolate
Buy presents and Christmas decoration
Fascinating
Breathtaking
When, who, where… Here are the things that I loved about the city.
Topic sentence
+
Supporting sentences
+
Feelings
Para. 1
Para. 2,3,…
Para. n.
ending
Homework:
1.Read the text once.
2. Finish the paragraph writing in exercise I on Page 39.
3. 第六期报纸 B版 上外版vocabulary & grammar
4. 十月月考单词订正4英1中（听写本上）
book
hot
peace
well
Compounding 合成构词法
masterpiece
breathtaking
____________ ____________
____________ ____________
master
piece
breath
taking
loving
educated
shop
man
bookshop
hotdog
peace-loving
well-educated
outdoor
____________ ____________
out door