外研版（2019）必修第三册Unit 5 What an adventure Using language(2)—Listening and speaking 课件 （共16张PPT内嵌音、视频）
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(共16张PPT)
Using language(2)—Listening and speaking
By the end of this period, you will be able to:
understand the details of the listening and grasp the note-taking skill in listening;
talk about adventures or travel experiences and develop a curiosity about nature.
China’s National Highway 318, stretching over 5,000 kilometres, runs from Shanghai to Zhangmu, Tibet. It is the longest highway in China. Although regarded as the most dangerous road in the country, it is also known as the “heavenly road” for its amazing views.
Did you know
Watch a video about China’s National Highway 318.
Listen to the interview and choose the words that best describe the speakers’ experiences.
Expensive but fun.
Difficult and unpleasant.
3. Challenging but rewarding.
7
√
While listening and taking notes, you don’t need to write down every word in full. Using symbols and abbreviations can allow you to take notes more quickly. Next time you need to take notes, try using some of these: ∵/because, ∴/ therefore, 5 / five, / up, C20 / 20th century, 20 K / twenty thousand, diff. / difference.
Shorthand strategy (速记策略)
Abbreviation
(缩写)
Symbol
Number
UN
diff.
$
∵/∴
5k
United nations
difference/difficult
dollar/money
because/therefore
five thousand
↑/↓
up/down
一些英语单词在实际使用的过程中，有一些约定俗成的缩写方法，可以简洁明了地代替复杂的词语。
表示月份的词语 大多可以缩写为其前三个字母 January→Jan., February→Feb.
表示长度单位 centimetre →cm, kilometer →km
常用的单词和短语 for example →e.g.，and the rest→etc.，number →No.
一些单词和词组可以借鉴数学运算中的符号来表示 equal → “=”
有一些单词可以用常见的符号代替 dollar → “$” ，and→ “&”
Listen again and complete the blog.
8
a shortened form of a word or phrase
Check your answers.
When we came back, we were asked a lot of questions about our adventure. Here we’ll try to answer the most frequently asked questions.
How did you prepare
We really practised a lot! If we weren’t studying, we were 2._______.
What difficulties did you encounter
We had to 3.__________________ day after day. We also had to face 4._______________ and dangerous falling rocks.5.__________ started from Chengdu, but three friends got injured.
cycling
cycle up mountains
snowy weather
Five of us
Why did you do it
We did it to 1.____________________________________.
raise money for a children’s charity
What did you see
The views were fantastic! The most impressive ones were those of 6.___________________.
How did you feel after the trip
It was the best feeling in the world! We had an adventure, raised some money and 7.______________________ to some children’s lives.
the snowy mountains
helped make a difference
Check your answers.
Listen again and talk about how the speakers describe their experiences.
the _________of their adventure
the difficulties and how they _________them
the ________they saw
the ______of their adventure
purpose
dealt with
scenery
result
Interviewer: Today I’m talking to Wang Tao and Zhang Jing, who have cycled China’s National Highway 318. Welcome, guys!
Wang Tao & Zhang Jing: Hello!
Interviewer: Now, many young people just want to spend their free time playing and having fun. Instead, you’ve completed a great adventure. Zhang Jing, why did you do it
Zhang Jing: Well, we did it to raise money for a children’s charity. The idea was that people paid to read a blog we wrote every day about our journey. We then gave the money to the charity.
Listening material
Interviewer: What a great idea! And how did you prepare for it, Wang Tao
Wang Tao: The simple truth is that we practised a lot—after school, at the weekend, and during holidays. If we weren’t studying, we were cycling.
Interviewer: That’s amazing. Was the trip as difficult as you’d expected
Zhang Jing: Yes, we had so many difficulties! We had to cycle up mountains day after day. We also came across snowy weather and dangerous falling rocks. Five of us started the journey from Chengdu, but only two of us successfully arrived in Lhasa. Our friends got injured and had to give up in Yajiang. That was really sad.
Interviewer: Despite the difficulties, what was the best thing about your adventure
Wang Tao: The views were fantastic! We saw lots of rivers and lakes during the trip. But the most impressive views were those of the snowy mountains. I’ve never seen such beautiful views in all my life! It’s no wonder it’s called the “heavenly road”.
Interviewer: And how did you feel when you reached the end
Zhang Jing: Great! It was the best feeling in the world. We raised about 2,000 yuan. Although it’s not a huge amount, at least we had an adventure and helped make a difference to some children’s lives!
Interviewer: Thank you for sharing your experience. I’m sure a lot of young people will be inspired by what you have done.
Where did you go
Who did you go with
When did you go
Which places did you visit there
What did you see
What did you think of them
How did you feel after the trip
9
Work in pairs. Think about a trip you have taken and have a similar conversation. You can prepare your talk according to the questions:
Using language(2)—Listening and speaking
By the end of this period, you will be able to:
understand the details of the listening and grasp the note-taking skill in listening;
talk about adventures or travel experiences and develop a curiosity about nature.
China’s National Highway 318, stretching over 5,000 kilometres, runs from Shanghai to Zhangmu, Tibet. It is the longest highway in China. Although regarded as the most dangerous road in the country, it is also known as the “heavenly road” for its amazing views.
Did you know
Watch a video about China’s National Highway 318.
Listen to the interview and choose the words that best describe the speakers’ experiences.
Expensive but fun.
Difficult and unpleasant.
3. Challenging but rewarding.
7
√
While listening and taking notes, you don’t need to write down every word in full. Using symbols and abbreviations can allow you to take notes more quickly. Next time you need to take notes, try using some of these: ∵/because, ∴/ therefore, 5 / five, / up, C20 / 20th century, 20 K / twenty thousand, diff. / difference.
Shorthand strategy (速记策略)
Abbreviation
(缩写)
Symbol
Number
UN
diff.
$
∵/∴
5k
United nations
difference/difficult
dollar/money
because/therefore
five thousand
↑/↓
up/down
一些英语单词在实际使用的过程中，有一些约定俗成的缩写方法，可以简洁明了地代替复杂的词语。
表示月份的词语 大多可以缩写为其前三个字母 January→Jan., February→Feb.
表示长度单位 centimetre →cm, kilometer →km
常用的单词和短语 for example →e.g.，and the rest→etc.，number →No.
一些单词和词组可以借鉴数学运算中的符号来表示 equal → “=”
有一些单词可以用常见的符号代替 dollar → “$” ，and→ “&”
Listen again and complete the blog.
8
a shortened form of a word or phrase
Check your answers.
When we came back, we were asked a lot of questions about our adventure. Here we’ll try to answer the most frequently asked questions.
How did you prepare
We really practised a lot! If we weren’t studying, we were 2._______.
What difficulties did you encounter
We had to 3.__________________ day after day. We also had to face 4._______________ and dangerous falling rocks.5.__________ started from Chengdu, but three friends got injured.
cycling
cycle up mountains
snowy weather
Five of us
Why did you do it
We did it to 1.____________________________________.
raise money for a children’s charity
What did you see
The views were fantastic! The most impressive ones were those of 6.___________________.
How did you feel after the trip
It was the best feeling in the world! We had an adventure, raised some money and 7.______________________ to some children’s lives.
the snowy mountains
helped make a difference
Check your answers.
Listen again and talk about how the speakers describe their experiences.
the _________of their adventure
the difficulties and how they _________them
the ________they saw
the ______of their adventure
purpose
dealt with
scenery
result
Interviewer: Today I’m talking to Wang Tao and Zhang Jing, who have cycled China’s National Highway 318. Welcome, guys!
Wang Tao & Zhang Jing: Hello!
Interviewer: Now, many young people just want to spend their free time playing and having fun. Instead, you’ve completed a great adventure. Zhang Jing, why did you do it
Zhang Jing: Well, we did it to raise money for a children’s charity. The idea was that people paid to read a blog we wrote every day about our journey. We then gave the money to the charity.
Listening material
Interviewer: What a great idea! And how did you prepare for it, Wang Tao
Wang Tao: The simple truth is that we practised a lot—after school, at the weekend, and during holidays. If we weren’t studying, we were cycling.
Interviewer: That’s amazing. Was the trip as difficult as you’d expected
Zhang Jing: Yes, we had so many difficulties! We had to cycle up mountains day after day. We also came across snowy weather and dangerous falling rocks. Five of us started the journey from Chengdu, but only two of us successfully arrived in Lhasa. Our friends got injured and had to give up in Yajiang. That was really sad.
Interviewer: Despite the difficulties, what was the best thing about your adventure
Wang Tao: The views were fantastic! We saw lots of rivers and lakes during the trip. But the most impressive views were those of the snowy mountains. I’ve never seen such beautiful views in all my life! It’s no wonder it’s called the “heavenly road”.
Interviewer: And how did you feel when you reached the end
Zhang Jing: Great! It was the best feeling in the world. We raised about 2,000 yuan. Although it’s not a huge amount, at least we had an adventure and helped make a difference to some children’s lives!
Interviewer: Thank you for sharing your experience. I’m sure a lot of young people will be inspired by what you have done.
Where did you go
Who did you go with
When did you go
Which places did you visit there
What did you see
What did you think of them
How did you feel after the trip
9
Work in pairs. Think about a trip you have taken and have a similar conversation. You can prepare your talk according to the questions: