外研版（2019）必修第三册Unit 6 Disaster and hope Using language 课件（共27张PPT，内嵌音频）
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(共27张PPT)
外研
必修
第三册
typhoon
blizzard
avalanche
exceptionally
claim
crisis
threaten
n. 台风
n. 暴风雪
n. 雪崩
adv. 极其，非常
v. （战争、事故等）夺去（生命）
n. 危机
v. 威胁到，危及
Read after the tape and speak out the Chinese immediately.
U N I T
6
Disaster and hope
Using language
Vocabulary - Types of natural disasters
P3
Look at the pictures and answer the questions.
P874
drought
typhoon
blizzard
tsunami
earthquake
wildfire
avalanche
1. Which one do you think is the most
dangerous
2. Can you name some big natural
disasters in history
Complete the reports with the words in Activity 4.
drought typhoon blizzard tsunami
wildfire avalanche earthquake
P885
In 1881, a(n) 1____________ struck the small Vietnamese city of
Haiphong, bringing terrible strong winds. When it hit the coast, huge tidal waves caused severe flood, costing the lives of up to 300,000 citizens.
In August 1949, the Landes region of South-west France faced a major 2____________ that lasted almost a week. Some 500 km2
of forested land was burnt and 82 people killed. Even today, it is considered one of Europe's most deadly forest fires.
typhoon
wildfire
The winter of 1950 to 1951 came to be known as the Winter of Terror when over 600 3____________ struck towns and villages in the mountains of the Swiss-Austrian Alps. Caused by exceptionally heavy snowfall within a short period of time, they destroyed buildings and forests, and claimed over 256 lives.
In 1960, Chile suffered the strongest 4____________ to be recorded
in the 20th century. The shock is generally agreed to have had a
magnitude of 9.5. It caused a(n) 5___________ with waves of up to 25 metres affecting places as far away as Hawaii and Japan.
drought typhoon blizzard tsunami
wildfire avalanche earthquake
avalanches
earthquake
tsunami
A(n) 6____________ hit Iran in February 1972, causing a week of
extremely low temperatures. Winter storms brought as much as 7.9 metres of snow in the south of the country, resulting in the deaths of about 4,000 people.
In July 2011, a(n) 7____________ struck East Africa. It was said to be the worst in 60 years, and not a single drop of rain fell for almost a whole year. It led to a severe food crisis and threatened the livelihoods of more than 9.5 million people.
drought typhoon blizzard tsunami
wildfire avalanche earthquake
blizzard
drought
Pay attention to the words (n./v./adj.) describing natural disasters.
P885
typhoon
wildfire
avalanches
earthquake
tsunami
blizzard
drought
n.
typhoon
wildfire
avalanche
earthquake
tsunami
blizzard
drought
typhoon
wildfire
avalanches
earthquake
tsunami
blizzard
drought
v.
· Natural disasters:
· People/Region:
strike, hit, cause, cost the lives of, burn, kill, destroy, claim…lives, affect, result in the deaths, lead to, threaten the livehoods of …
face, suffer…
typhoon
wildfire
avalanches
earthquake
tsunami
blizzard
drought
adj.
terrible
severe
worst
Work in pairs. Talk about a recent natural disaster you have
heard about or seen on the news.
P886
satellite
precisely
n. 人造卫星
adv. 精确地，准确地
Read after the tape and speak out the Chinese immediately.
U N I T
6
Disaster and hope
Using language
Listening and speaking - Extreme weather conditions
P3
Do you know these weather symbols
What do you know about weather forecast
How do people predict the weather
When did they begin to forecast the weather
For thousands of years, people have been trying to predict the weather. In China during the Shang Dynasty, people recorded weather forecasts on animal bones and tortoise shells. Centuries later, in Greece, the philosopher, Aristotle wrote his theories about how weather conditions formed. Weather forecasting advanced over time, with more and more instruments to measure temperature, humidity and air pressure. Today, satellite data and computer technology help scientists predict the weather more precisely and comprehensively.
Now let's listen to the weather forecast
and finish some exercises.
P89 7
Listen to the weather forecast and match the weather symbols to the locations on the map.
Listen again and complete the form.
P89 8
□ Learning to learn
When listening to a weather forecast, pay attention
to the following information:
temperature levels
descriptions of forthcoming weather conditions
weather warnings
Check your answers.
Anchorage You will need 1____________.
Temperatures will stay around 2_______℃.
Phoenix Temperatures are really high and it's
probably hot enough to 3__________________.
Be sure to 4___________________ if you or
others have symptoms of heatstroke.
Houston It's 5___________ season and there will be
a big one across the Atlantic.
Stay 6___________ and listen out for the
latest forecasts.
warm clothes
-15
fry meat on the road
get medical attention
hurricane
safe indoors
Washington, DC Temperatures are going to stay around
7___________℃.
Don't drive 8__________________!
San Francisco Temperatures are going to be around
9___________℃.
People are suffering from
10___________, which are causing
damage and loss.
13
through floodwaters
25
wildfires
(P89) Tapescript:
Good morning USA, and welcome to today's weather report for Monday April 3. As weall know, this year, 2080 has so far had a lot of extreme weather. Get ready for a lot more! First let's look at Anchorage, where there is some unusually cold weather for this time of year. Be sure to wear warm clothes - you're going to need them if you do have to go outside! We're going to see some heavy snow over the next week, with temperatures staying around - 15 degrees.
In contrast to Anchorage, residents of Phoenix are going to experience another kind of extreme weather. They are about to be hit by temperatures of up to… wow, 52 degrees! That's probably hot enough to fry meat on the road! Seriously, though, drink lots of water and try to stay cool. Be sure to get medical attention if you or others have symptoms of heatstroke.
In Houston, temperatures will stay around 30 degrees. We all know that this time of year is hurricane season near the Gulf of Mexico, and there is a big one coming our way across the Atlantic. Be sure to stay safe indoors and listen out for the latest forecasts.
Temperatures are going to stay around 13 degrees in Washington, DC. But there is yet more rain expected. That's 14 days of rain in a row for the city. Some advice for everyone there - do not try to drive through floodwaters! And if you must drive in the rain, drive slowly and steadily.
In San Francisco, temperatures will be moderate around 25 degrees. However, this is combined with the dry California climate and a strong wind force of 8. This is not good news at all for the firefighters trying to control the wildfires outside the city. We are all thinking about people there who have lost their homes and belongings. If you want to help, please listen for details about
how to make a donation after this report.
How does the speaker describe the weather
Listen again if necessary.
Useful expressions:
1. This year has so far had a lot of extreme weather.
2. There is some usually cold weather for this time of year.
3. We're going to see some heavy snow over the next week, with
temperatures staying around …degrees.
4. They are about to be hit by temperatures of up to…
5. That's probably hot enough to …
6. Temperatures will stay around…
7. This time of year is hurricane season near… and there is a big one
coming our way across …
8. There is yet more rain expected...
9. That's … days of rain in a row for the city.
10. Temperatures will be moderate around…
11. This is combined with the dry climate and a strong wind force of…
P89 8
Suppose you are a weather reporter. Make a weather report about your city for the next two days. The tips and the expressions below may help you.
Act out the conversation to talk about an extreme weather condition.
A
B
P89 9
A
You learn from a TV report that Student B's city has been
suffering from rainstorms and floods. Call Student B to check if he / she is safe and ask about the weather.
Information you'd like to know:
how long the rainstorms have lasted
the effect of the rainstorms on his / her city
how to cope during rainstorms and floods
what you can do to help
how the weather has changed over recent years
□ Useful expressions
I'm calling to check that…
How long have… lasted
What's the effect of…
How do you cope with…
Is there anything I can do to…
How has the weather changed…
B
Your city has been suffering from rainstorms and floods.
Student A calls you to check you are safe and ask about the
weather. Give him / her the information.
Duration: about five days
Effect: no electricity; shortage of food and drinking water;
damage to property
Points for attention: stay away from fallen power lines,
particularly in or near water; move to higher ground,
away from the flow of water
Things to help: make a donation; volunteer to help people
in need; share knowledge on how to prevent disease
Changes to the weather: more frequent extreme weather
conditions; more severe rainstorms and floods
□ Useful expressions
Thank you for…
The… have lasted…
The most serious effect is…
Be sure to…
I'd really appreciate it if you would…
There have been more…
Choose another extreme weather condition and then make a similar conversation with your partner.
外研
必修
第三册
typhoon
blizzard
avalanche
exceptionally
claim
crisis
threaten
n. 台风
n. 暴风雪
n. 雪崩
adv. 极其，非常
v. （战争、事故等）夺去（生命）
n. 危机
v. 威胁到，危及
Read after the tape and speak out the Chinese immediately.
U N I T
6
Disaster and hope
Using language
Vocabulary - Types of natural disasters
P3
Look at the pictures and answer the questions.
P874
drought
typhoon
blizzard
tsunami
earthquake
wildfire
avalanche
1. Which one do you think is the most
dangerous
2. Can you name some big natural
disasters in history
Complete the reports with the words in Activity 4.
drought typhoon blizzard tsunami
wildfire avalanche earthquake
P885
In 1881, a(n) 1____________ struck the small Vietnamese city of
Haiphong, bringing terrible strong winds. When it hit the coast, huge tidal waves caused severe flood, costing the lives of up to 300,000 citizens.
In August 1949, the Landes region of South-west France faced a major 2____________ that lasted almost a week. Some 500 km2
of forested land was burnt and 82 people killed. Even today, it is considered one of Europe's most deadly forest fires.
typhoon
wildfire
The winter of 1950 to 1951 came to be known as the Winter of Terror when over 600 3____________ struck towns and villages in the mountains of the Swiss-Austrian Alps. Caused by exceptionally heavy snowfall within a short period of time, they destroyed buildings and forests, and claimed over 256 lives.
In 1960, Chile suffered the strongest 4____________ to be recorded
in the 20th century. The shock is generally agreed to have had a
magnitude of 9.5. It caused a(n) 5___________ with waves of up to 25 metres affecting places as far away as Hawaii and Japan.
drought typhoon blizzard tsunami
wildfire avalanche earthquake
avalanches
earthquake
tsunami
A(n) 6____________ hit Iran in February 1972, causing a week of
extremely low temperatures. Winter storms brought as much as 7.9 metres of snow in the south of the country, resulting in the deaths of about 4,000 people.
In July 2011, a(n) 7____________ struck East Africa. It was said to be the worst in 60 years, and not a single drop of rain fell for almost a whole year. It led to a severe food crisis and threatened the livelihoods of more than 9.5 million people.
drought typhoon blizzard tsunami
wildfire avalanche earthquake
blizzard
drought
Pay attention to the words (n./v./adj.) describing natural disasters.
P885
typhoon
wildfire
avalanches
earthquake
tsunami
blizzard
drought
n.
typhoon
wildfire
avalanche
earthquake
tsunami
blizzard
drought
typhoon
wildfire
avalanches
earthquake
tsunami
blizzard
drought
v.
· Natural disasters:
· People/Region:
strike, hit, cause, cost the lives of, burn, kill, destroy, claim…lives, affect, result in the deaths, lead to, threaten the livehoods of …
face, suffer…
typhoon
wildfire
avalanches
earthquake
tsunami
blizzard
drought
adj.
terrible
severe
worst
Work in pairs. Talk about a recent natural disaster you have
heard about or seen on the news.
P886
satellite
precisely
n. 人造卫星
adv. 精确地，准确地
Read after the tape and speak out the Chinese immediately.
U N I T
6
Disaster and hope
Using language
Listening and speaking - Extreme weather conditions
P3
Do you know these weather symbols
What do you know about weather forecast
How do people predict the weather
When did they begin to forecast the weather
For thousands of years, people have been trying to predict the weather. In China during the Shang Dynasty, people recorded weather forecasts on animal bones and tortoise shells. Centuries later, in Greece, the philosopher, Aristotle wrote his theories about how weather conditions formed. Weather forecasting advanced over time, with more and more instruments to measure temperature, humidity and air pressure. Today, satellite data and computer technology help scientists predict the weather more precisely and comprehensively.
Now let's listen to the weather forecast
and finish some exercises.
P89 7
Listen to the weather forecast and match the weather symbols to the locations on the map.
Listen again and complete the form.
P89 8
□ Learning to learn
When listening to a weather forecast, pay attention
to the following information:
temperature levels
descriptions of forthcoming weather conditions
weather warnings
Check your answers.
Anchorage You will need 1____________.
Temperatures will stay around 2_______℃.
Phoenix Temperatures are really high and it's
probably hot enough to 3__________________.
Be sure to 4___________________ if you or
others have symptoms of heatstroke.
Houston It's 5___________ season and there will be
a big one across the Atlantic.
Stay 6___________ and listen out for the
latest forecasts.
warm clothes
-15
fry meat on the road
get medical attention
hurricane
safe indoors
Washington, DC Temperatures are going to stay around
7___________℃.
Don't drive 8__________________!
San Francisco Temperatures are going to be around
9___________℃.
People are suffering from
10___________, which are causing
damage and loss.
13
through floodwaters
25
wildfires
(P89) Tapescript:
Good morning USA, and welcome to today's weather report for Monday April 3. As weall know, this year, 2080 has so far had a lot of extreme weather. Get ready for a lot more! First let's look at Anchorage, where there is some unusually cold weather for this time of year. Be sure to wear warm clothes - you're going to need them if you do have to go outside! We're going to see some heavy snow over the next week, with temperatures staying around - 15 degrees.
In contrast to Anchorage, residents of Phoenix are going to experience another kind of extreme weather. They are about to be hit by temperatures of up to… wow, 52 degrees! That's probably hot enough to fry meat on the road! Seriously, though, drink lots of water and try to stay cool. Be sure to get medical attention if you or others have symptoms of heatstroke.
In Houston, temperatures will stay around 30 degrees. We all know that this time of year is hurricane season near the Gulf of Mexico, and there is a big one coming our way across the Atlantic. Be sure to stay safe indoors and listen out for the latest forecasts.
Temperatures are going to stay around 13 degrees in Washington, DC. But there is yet more rain expected. That's 14 days of rain in a row for the city. Some advice for everyone there - do not try to drive through floodwaters! And if you must drive in the rain, drive slowly and steadily.
In San Francisco, temperatures will be moderate around 25 degrees. However, this is combined with the dry California climate and a strong wind force of 8. This is not good news at all for the firefighters trying to control the wildfires outside the city. We are all thinking about people there who have lost their homes and belongings. If you want to help, please listen for details about
how to make a donation after this report.
How does the speaker describe the weather
Listen again if necessary.
Useful expressions:
1. This year has so far had a lot of extreme weather.
2. There is some usually cold weather for this time of year.
3. We're going to see some heavy snow over the next week, with
temperatures staying around …degrees.
4. They are about to be hit by temperatures of up to…
5. That's probably hot enough to …
6. Temperatures will stay around…
7. This time of year is hurricane season near… and there is a big one
coming our way across …
8. There is yet more rain expected...
9. That's … days of rain in a row for the city.
10. Temperatures will be moderate around…
11. This is combined with the dry climate and a strong wind force of…
P89 8
Suppose you are a weather reporter. Make a weather report about your city for the next two days. The tips and the expressions below may help you.
Act out the conversation to talk about an extreme weather condition.
A
B
P89 9
A
You learn from a TV report that Student B's city has been
suffering from rainstorms and floods. Call Student B to check if he / she is safe and ask about the weather.
Information you'd like to know:
how long the rainstorms have lasted
the effect of the rainstorms on his / her city
how to cope during rainstorms and floods
what you can do to help
how the weather has changed over recent years
□ Useful expressions
I'm calling to check that…
How long have… lasted
What's the effect of…
How do you cope with…
Is there anything I can do to…
How has the weather changed…
B
Your city has been suffering from rainstorms and floods.
Student A calls you to check you are safe and ask about the
weather. Give him / her the information.
Duration: about five days
Effect: no electricity; shortage of food and drinking water;
damage to property
Points for attention: stay away from fallen power lines,
particularly in or near water; move to higher ground,
away from the flow of water
Things to help: make a donation; volunteer to help people
in need; share knowledge on how to prevent disease
Changes to the weather: more frequent extreme weather
conditions; more severe rainstorms and floods
□ Useful expressions
Thank you for…
The… have lasted…
The most serious effect is…
Be sure to…
I'd really appreciate it if you would…
There have been more…
Choose another extreme weather condition and then make a similar conversation with your partner.