外研版（2019）必修第三册Unit 5 What an adventure Understanding ideas 课件（共35张PPT内嵌音频）
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Understanding ideas
B3U5
What an adventure
Learning objectives
At the end of the class ,you are expected to
1. describe the story's main points and why people explore.
2.identify different points of view in the story, map out the article's structure, and practice using new words and phrases about the topic.
3.relate the story to their own experiences, recognize why explorers are driven to discover new things, discuss the importance of exploration, and share their personal viewpoints.
From your own perspective（side）, which mountain is a must for great explorers to climb
Be Smart
Focus on background knowledge
What else do you know about Qomolangma
How high is the Qomolangma
How many camps are there along the route
What problems do you think the climber will face
What does the death zone mean
8,844m
summit
n 顶点
five
Out of energy
Low temperature
Lack of oxygen
Many people died there.
Look and answer:
CLIMBING QOMOLANGMA：WORTH THE RISKS
an argumentative writing with a debatable point
Be Organized
Focus on the structure
Summary & retell:
CLIMBING
QOMOLANGMA:
WORTH THE
RISKS
Part 1: The topic (Para.____)
Part 2: Sujective reasons (Para.____)
Part 3: Scientific reasons (Para.____)
Part 4: The conclusion (Para.____)
George Mallory
Alan Arnette
1
2-3
4-6
7
Climbing Qomolangma is an experience_______________ .
To __________
To focus on __________
.
Risk-taking may be part of ________________.
Our desire to seek risks can be connected to ________________________________.
It’s totally ___________ you.
like no other
enjoy life/sheer joy
the most important
and unique reason
human nature:
Type T personalities
how much we expect to benefit from
the result.
up to
What do George Mallory and Alan Arnette have in common
sheer joy
enjoy life
important and unique
look deep inside
mental toughness
They both found the real meaning of life and enjoyed it.
Maslow’s Theory
what are“Type T” personalities
“Type T” personalities, with the “T” standing for “thrill”, are personality traits that make people more likely to take risks than others.
risk-taking
thrill-seeking.
sheer joy, enjoy life
look deep inside
bring...into focus
physical and mental toughness ...
crowds, discomfort, danger, illness, extreme cold,
low air pressure, DEATH ...
Benefits
Risks
It's up to you to decide whether it is worth climbing Qomolangma.
To CLIMB or NOT
Thematic expressions
Words about adventures 关于冒险
an experience like no others - 与众不同的经历
succeed in reaching the top of Qomolangma - 成功登顶珠穆朗玛峰
thousands of reasons to turn around - 千万个转身回头的理由
go on an adventure - 去冒险
be worth the risks - 值得这些冒险
take risks - 冒险
Personalities and insights 性格与
深刻见解
1. bring into focus what ’s important to you 关 注对你真正重要的东西
2. look deep inside yourself 深深反省自己
3. with some of us more likely to take risks than others 我们中的某些人比其他人更 有冒险精神
4. refer to the personalities of these people as “Type T” 将这部分人定义为 T 型人格
5. our desire to seek risks 我们冒险的欲望
6. how much we expect to benefit from the result 我们期待从结果中获益多少
7. balance the benefits and risks 平衡收获与 风险
8. risks outweigh the benefits 风险超过收获
9. the other way round 以相反的方式
10. benefit from the result 从结果中受益
Be Critical
1 Do you agree with Mallory’s and Arnette’s opinions Why
2.In your opinion, what are true adventure spirits
3.If you were given the chance, would you like to climb Qomolangma
Why or why not
4.Value and Meaning: What have you learned from Climbing Mount Qomolangma
How has it changed your perspective on life and challenges
Be Critical
1 Do you agree with Mallory’s and
Arnette’s opinions Why
Each person has an
important and unique reason
for climbing a mountain. It
forces people to look deep inside themselves. To succeed, people must have the physical as
well as mental toughness.
What people get from this adventure is just sheer joy. People eat and make money to be able to enjoy life, not the other way round.
Think and Share
Yes, I agree with Mallory's opinion. He said climbing Mount Everest brings him joy, and he doesn't just live to eat or make money. For him, the real purpose of life is to enjoy what you do. This shows that going on such a big adventure like climbing Everest is not just about the risk, but about finding happiness and meaning in doing something challenging. It teaches us that doing things that excite us can make us feel alive and happy. This is a big lesson for everyone, showing us how important it is to find and do things that we truly love.
Yes, I agree with Arnette's opinion. Climbing Mount Everest is an experience like no others and it truly brings into focus what’s important to you. Despite the thousands of reasons to turn around, choosing to go on an adventure and take risks teaches you about your own limits and strengths. This kind of challenge forces you to look deep inside yourself to find the courage and determination you might not know you had. It's not just about trying to succeed in reaching the top of Qomolangma, but also about understanding how much you can benefit from the result. For those who are naturally more inclined to take risks, such adventures are definitely worth the risks.
2.In your opinion, what are true adventure spirits
adventure spirit
fearless/brave
strong-minded/willed
positive/optimistic
never giving up
cautious
persistent
self-exploration self-challenge
......
Think and Share
Think share
If you were given the chance, would you like to climb Qomolangma
Why or why not
Think share
If you were given the chance, would you like to climb Qomolangma
Why or why not
Personally, I am willing to meet the challenge. For one thing, anyone standing at the highest point of the world is seen as a winner in physical and mental aspects.
For another, I think I will get a lot from this adventure, including the courage to overcome any difficulty, the sense of great achievement as well as the joy of life. So it's worth the risks.
Balance
the
benefits
and risks!
Value and Meaning: What have you learned from Climbing Mount Qomolangma
How has it changed your perspective on life and challenges
From climbing Mount Qomolangma, I've learned that it is an experience like no others. Climbing this peak teaches us about what drives us and highlights our natural instinct for exploration. Alan Arnette's insights remind us to look deep inside yourself to find the one important and unique reason to keep going despite the thousands of reasons to turn around. This process tests our physical and mental toughness and helps us understand the importance of focusing on what's truly significant to us .
It made me look deep inside myself and bring into focus what's important to me. Even though there were thousands of reasons to turn around, deciding to go on an adventure taught me to take risks and balance the benefits and risks. This adventure showed me how much we can benefit from the result when we push our limits. It was definitely worth the risks because it helped me grow and learn more about myself.
Be Eloquent
Taking risks, is it worth it
Make a summary
Taking risks, is it worth it
For a person
For a company
For a nation
Brave the challenges
To be a better myself
live a better life
…
…
Achieve success
Seek development
improve the core competence
…
Keeps pace with the times
Realize the great rejuvenation of the Chinese people
…
Embrace the risks and
climb up the highest peak bravely!
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Important lexical chunks
spend good money on…
like no other
write of
sheer joy
succeed in doing
take one’s life
be similar to
bring... into focus
be unique to sb.
figure out
physical and mental toughness
花大把的钱在……上
与众不同的
写到
纯粹的快乐
成功做某事
夺走他的生命
与……相似
使……成为焦点
对……来说独一无二
想出；弄明白;计算出
身体和精神的韧性
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Important lexical chunks
(make an) attempt to do
be more likely to
take risks
refer to… as…
stand for
Research suggests that…
be connected to
benefit from
worth the risks
be up to sb
尝试……
更有可能
冒险
将……称作
代表
研究表明
与……相联系/连接
从……中获益
值得冒险
取决于某人
1. Last year, hundreds of people _________(spend) good money on an experience that (they knew) ____________(include) crowds, discomfort and danger.
important sentences
2. … Alan Arnette, who _________(climb) Qomolangma
in that year and _________________(climb) other high mountains around the world.
spent
would include
climbed
was going to climb
that引导的定语从句，修饰an experience, they knew是插入语
good money: a great deal of money 大价钱，相当多的钱
基本构成
1. would + 动词原形
(表示从过去某个时间点看将要发生的动作或存在的状态)
He asked me if I would stay here.
(或表示过去的某种习惯性行为)
She would sit for hours doing nothing.
过去将来时
2. was/were going to +动词原形 (表示过去准备或计划做某事，或者过去将要发生某事)
He said he was going to live in the countryside when he retired.
3. was/were about to do (表示过去即将发生的事)
I was just about to go to bed when I heard a knock on the door.
I saw the soup was about to boil over, so I turned the gas off.
4. was/were to do (表示过去的计划安排或注定要发生的事情)
I was to see him tomorrow, but the appointment was cancelled.
We were to do whatever they told us to do.
Sadly, this climber lost his life in 1924, although his body _________________ (find) until many years later.
p 235
p238 维度四
would not be found
我说过，我一定会回来的。
I was about to eat when he came.
I am about to eat.
我一定会回来的。
过去将来时：
过去将会发生的事
3. For these people, _______ (climb) Qomolangma is an experience like no other, _______ (make) some feel weak and others, powerful.
动名词作主语，谓语动词用单数。
V-ing作状语
climbing
making
4. That is _______life means and _______ life is for.
what
what
5. ____ is still unknown if he succeeded in reaching the top of Qomolangma before it took his life.
It
Para.1+2
what引导表语从句，在从句中作宾语
it作形式主语
if/whether引导主语从句
状语从句
6. In 2011, words similar to those of Mallory ____________ (speak) by American mountain climber Alan Arnette, _______ climbed Qomolangma in that year and was going to climb other high mountains around the world. (3,B)
were spoken
who
7. You really have to focus on the one reason _______ is most important and unique to you. (3,M)
It forces you to look deep inside yourself and figure out ________ you really have the physical, as well as mental toughness...
that
if/whether
8. With the majority of attempts _______ (climb) Qomolangma resulting either in total success ___ failure, is there also a scientific reason behind this risk-taking (para.4 B)
With 的复合结构 with+n.+doing/done/to do
He refers to the personalities of these people as Type T,
with the “T” __________ (stand) for “thrill.” (E)
the majority of 大多数; attempt to do 尝试去做;
refer to...as...把......称作
result in 导致；stand for 代表/支持
to climb
or
standing
Thematic expressions
Words about adventures 关于冒险
an experience like no others - 与众不同的经历
succeed in reaching the top of Qomolangma - 成功登顶珠穆朗玛峰
thousands of reasons to turn around - 千万个转身回头的理由
go on an adventure - 去冒险
be worth the risks - 值得这些冒险
take risks - 冒险
Personalities and insights 性格与
深刻见解
1. bring into focus what ’s important to you 关 注对你真正重要的东西
2. look deep inside yourself 深深反省自己
3. with some of us more likely to take risks than others 我们中的某些人比其他人更 有冒险精神
4. refer to the personalities of these people as “Type T” 将这部分人定义为 T 型人格
5. our desire to seek risks 我们冒险的欲望
6. how much we expect to benefit from the result 我们期待从结果中获益多少
7. balance the benefits and risks 平衡收获与 风险
8. risks outweigh the benefits 风险超过收获
9. the other way round 以相反的方式
10. benefit from the result 从结果中受益
Homework:
Write a short passage to express whether you would like to climb Qomolangma or not, and give reasons within 120 words using the following phrases.
I would love to climb Qomolangma because it is an experience like no others.
Climbing the highest mountain in the world would allow me to go on an adventure that few people have the chance to attempt. Although there are thousands of reasons to turn around, such as the physical and mental challenges, the idea of being able to succeed in reaching the top of Qomolangma motivates me. This journey would bring into focus what's important to me, pushing me to look deep inside myself. It's about more than just taking risks; it's about discovering if I am the kind of person who has a "Type T" personality, who takes risks and seeks to benefit from the result.
Ultimately, for me, the rewards of overcoming my fears and reaching the summit would be worth the risks.
Embrace the risks and
climb up the highest peak bravely!
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Understanding ideas
B3U5
What an adventure
Learning objectives
At the end of the class ,you are expected to
1. describe the story's main points and why people explore.
2.identify different points of view in the story, map out the article's structure, and practice using new words and phrases about the topic.
3.relate the story to their own experiences, recognize why explorers are driven to discover new things, discuss the importance of exploration, and share their personal viewpoints.
From your own perspective（side）, which mountain is a must for great explorers to climb
Be Smart
Focus on background knowledge
What else do you know about Qomolangma
How high is the Qomolangma
How many camps are there along the route
What problems do you think the climber will face
What does the death zone mean
8,844m
summit
n 顶点
five
Out of energy
Low temperature
Lack of oxygen
Many people died there.
Look and answer:
CLIMBING QOMOLANGMA：WORTH THE RISKS
an argumentative writing with a debatable point
Be Organized
Focus on the structure
Summary & retell:
CLIMBING
QOMOLANGMA:
WORTH THE
RISKS
Part 1: The topic (Para.____)
Part 2: Sujective reasons (Para.____)
Part 3: Scientific reasons (Para.____)
Part 4: The conclusion (Para.____)
George Mallory
Alan Arnette
1
2-3
4-6
7
Climbing Qomolangma is an experience_______________ .
To __________
To focus on __________
.
Risk-taking may be part of ________________.
Our desire to seek risks can be connected to ________________________________.
It’s totally ___________ you.
like no other
enjoy life/sheer joy
the most important
and unique reason
human nature:
Type T personalities
how much we expect to benefit from
the result.
up to
What do George Mallory and Alan Arnette have in common
sheer joy
enjoy life
important and unique
look deep inside
mental toughness
They both found the real meaning of life and enjoyed it.
Maslow’s Theory
what are“Type T” personalities
“Type T” personalities, with the “T” standing for “thrill”, are personality traits that make people more likely to take risks than others.
risk-taking
thrill-seeking.
sheer joy, enjoy life
look deep inside
bring...into focus
physical and mental toughness ...
crowds, discomfort, danger, illness, extreme cold,
low air pressure, DEATH ...
Benefits
Risks
It's up to you to decide whether it is worth climbing Qomolangma.
To CLIMB or NOT
Thematic expressions
Words about adventures 关于冒险
an experience like no others - 与众不同的经历
succeed in reaching the top of Qomolangma - 成功登顶珠穆朗玛峰
thousands of reasons to turn around - 千万个转身回头的理由
go on an adventure - 去冒险
be worth the risks - 值得这些冒险
take risks - 冒险
Personalities and insights 性格与
深刻见解
1. bring into focus what ’s important to you 关 注对你真正重要的东西
2. look deep inside yourself 深深反省自己
3. with some of us more likely to take risks than others 我们中的某些人比其他人更 有冒险精神
4. refer to the personalities of these people as “Type T” 将这部分人定义为 T 型人格
5. our desire to seek risks 我们冒险的欲望
6. how much we expect to benefit from the result 我们期待从结果中获益多少
7. balance the benefits and risks 平衡收获与 风险
8. risks outweigh the benefits 风险超过收获
9. the other way round 以相反的方式
10. benefit from the result 从结果中受益
Be Critical
1 Do you agree with Mallory’s and Arnette’s opinions Why
2.In your opinion, what are true adventure spirits
3.If you were given the chance, would you like to climb Qomolangma
Why or why not
4.Value and Meaning: What have you learned from Climbing Mount Qomolangma
How has it changed your perspective on life and challenges
Be Critical
1 Do you agree with Mallory’s and
Arnette’s opinions Why
Each person has an
important and unique reason
for climbing a mountain. It
forces people to look deep inside themselves. To succeed, people must have the physical as
well as mental toughness.
What people get from this adventure is just sheer joy. People eat and make money to be able to enjoy life, not the other way round.
Think and Share
Yes, I agree with Mallory's opinion. He said climbing Mount Everest brings him joy, and he doesn't just live to eat or make money. For him, the real purpose of life is to enjoy what you do. This shows that going on such a big adventure like climbing Everest is not just about the risk, but about finding happiness and meaning in doing something challenging. It teaches us that doing things that excite us can make us feel alive and happy. This is a big lesson for everyone, showing us how important it is to find and do things that we truly love.
Yes, I agree with Arnette's opinion. Climbing Mount Everest is an experience like no others and it truly brings into focus what’s important to you. Despite the thousands of reasons to turn around, choosing to go on an adventure and take risks teaches you about your own limits and strengths. This kind of challenge forces you to look deep inside yourself to find the courage and determination you might not know you had. It's not just about trying to succeed in reaching the top of Qomolangma, but also about understanding how much you can benefit from the result. For those who are naturally more inclined to take risks, such adventures are definitely worth the risks.
2.In your opinion, what are true adventure spirits
adventure spirit
fearless/brave
strong-minded/willed
positive/optimistic
never giving up
cautious
persistent
self-exploration self-challenge
......
Think and Share
Think share
If you were given the chance, would you like to climb Qomolangma
Why or why not
Think share
If you were given the chance, would you like to climb Qomolangma
Why or why not
Personally, I am willing to meet the challenge. For one thing, anyone standing at the highest point of the world is seen as a winner in physical and mental aspects.
For another, I think I will get a lot from this adventure, including the courage to overcome any difficulty, the sense of great achievement as well as the joy of life. So it's worth the risks.
Balance
the
benefits
and risks!
Value and Meaning: What have you learned from Climbing Mount Qomolangma
How has it changed your perspective on life and challenges
From climbing Mount Qomolangma, I've learned that it is an experience like no others. Climbing this peak teaches us about what drives us and highlights our natural instinct for exploration. Alan Arnette's insights remind us to look deep inside yourself to find the one important and unique reason to keep going despite the thousands of reasons to turn around. This process tests our physical and mental toughness and helps us understand the importance of focusing on what's truly significant to us .
It made me look deep inside myself and bring into focus what's important to me. Even though there were thousands of reasons to turn around, deciding to go on an adventure taught me to take risks and balance the benefits and risks. This adventure showed me how much we can benefit from the result when we push our limits. It was definitely worth the risks because it helped me grow and learn more about myself.
Be Eloquent
Taking risks, is it worth it
Make a summary
Taking risks, is it worth it
For a person
For a company
For a nation
Brave the challenges
To be a better myself
live a better life
…
…
Achieve success
Seek development
improve the core competence
…
Keeps pace with the times
Realize the great rejuvenation of the Chinese people
…
Embrace the risks and
climb up the highest peak bravely!
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Important lexical chunks
spend good money on…
like no other
write of
sheer joy
succeed in doing
take one’s life
be similar to
bring... into focus
be unique to sb.
figure out
physical and mental toughness
花大把的钱在……上
与众不同的
写到
纯粹的快乐
成功做某事
夺走他的生命
与……相似
使……成为焦点
对……来说独一无二
想出；弄明白;计算出
身体和精神的韧性
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Important lexical chunks
(make an) attempt to do
be more likely to
take risks
refer to… as…
stand for
Research suggests that…
be connected to
benefit from
worth the risks
be up to sb
尝试……
更有可能
冒险
将……称作
代表
研究表明
与……相联系/连接
从……中获益
值得冒险
取决于某人
1. Last year, hundreds of people _________(spend) good money on an experience that (they knew) ____________(include) crowds, discomfort and danger.
important sentences
2. … Alan Arnette, who _________(climb) Qomolangma
in that year and _________________(climb) other high mountains around the world.
spent
would include
climbed
was going to climb
that引导的定语从句，修饰an experience, they knew是插入语
good money: a great deal of money 大价钱，相当多的钱
基本构成
1. would + 动词原形
(表示从过去某个时间点看将要发生的动作或存在的状态)
He asked me if I would stay here.
(或表示过去的某种习惯性行为)
She would sit for hours doing nothing.
过去将来时
2. was/were going to +动词原形 (表示过去准备或计划做某事，或者过去将要发生某事)
He said he was going to live in the countryside when he retired.
3. was/were about to do (表示过去即将发生的事)
I was just about to go to bed when I heard a knock on the door.
I saw the soup was about to boil over, so I turned the gas off.
4. was/were to do (表示过去的计划安排或注定要发生的事情)
I was to see him tomorrow, but the appointment was cancelled.
We were to do whatever they told us to do.
Sadly, this climber lost his life in 1924, although his body _________________ (find) until many years later.
p 235
p238 维度四
would not be found
我说过，我一定会回来的。
I was about to eat when he came.
I am about to eat.
我一定会回来的。
过去将来时：
过去将会发生的事
3. For these people, _______ (climb) Qomolangma is an experience like no other, _______ (make) some feel weak and others, powerful.
动名词作主语，谓语动词用单数。
V-ing作状语
climbing
making
4. That is _______life means and _______ life is for.
what
what
5. ____ is still unknown if he succeeded in reaching the top of Qomolangma before it took his life.
It
Para.1+2
what引导表语从句，在从句中作宾语
it作形式主语
if/whether引导主语从句
状语从句
6. In 2011, words similar to those of Mallory ____________ (speak) by American mountain climber Alan Arnette, _______ climbed Qomolangma in that year and was going to climb other high mountains around the world. (3,B)
were spoken
who
7. You really have to focus on the one reason _______ is most important and unique to you. (3,M)
It forces you to look deep inside yourself and figure out ________ you really have the physical, as well as mental toughness...
that
if/whether
8. With the majority of attempts _______ (climb) Qomolangma resulting either in total success ___ failure, is there also a scientific reason behind this risk-taking (para.4 B)
With 的复合结构 with+n.+doing/done/to do
He refers to the personalities of these people as Type T,
with the “T” __________ (stand) for “thrill.” (E)
the majority of 大多数; attempt to do 尝试去做;
refer to...as...把......称作
result in 导致；stand for 代表/支持
to climb
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standing
Thematic expressions
Words about adventures 关于冒险
an experience like no others - 与众不同的经历
succeed in reaching the top of Qomolangma - 成功登顶珠穆朗玛峰
thousands of reasons to turn around - 千万个转身回头的理由
go on an adventure - 去冒险
be worth the risks - 值得这些冒险
take risks - 冒险
Personalities and insights 性格与
深刻见解
1. bring into focus what ’s important to you 关 注对你真正重要的东西
2. look deep inside yourself 深深反省自己
3. with some of us more likely to take risks than others 我们中的某些人比其他人更 有冒险精神
4. refer to the personalities of these people as “Type T” 将这部分人定义为 T 型人格
5. our desire to seek risks 我们冒险的欲望
6. how much we expect to benefit from the result 我们期待从结果中获益多少
7. balance the benefits and risks 平衡收获与 风险
8. risks outweigh the benefits 风险超过收获
9. the other way round 以相反的方式
10. benefit from the result 从结果中受益
Homework:
Write a short passage to express whether you would like to climb Qomolangma or not, and give reasons within 120 words using the following phrases.
I would love to climb Qomolangma because it is an experience like no others.
Climbing the highest mountain in the world would allow me to go on an adventure that few people have the chance to attempt. Although there are thousands of reasons to turn around, such as the physical and mental challenges, the idea of being able to succeed in reaching the top of Qomolangma motivates me. This journey would bring into focus what's important to me, pushing me to look deep inside myself. It's about more than just taking risks; it's about discovering if I am the kind of person who has a "Type T" personality, who takes risks and seeks to benefit from the result.
Ultimately, for me, the rewards of overcoming my fears and reaching the summit would be worth the risks.
Embrace the risks and
climb up the highest peak bravely!
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