牛津译林版（2019）选择性必修 第二册Unit 2 Sports Culture Welcome to the unit & Reading 课件（共30张PPT，内嵌视频）

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Unit 2 Sports culture
Welcome to the unit
Lead-in
Do you like sports
Do you do any sports in your daily life
Lead-in
Shot put
gymnastics
Basketball
watching
Video
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There are also many sporting events around the world.
Video watching
Many different sporting events enjoy great popularity among people across the world.
Watching
澳大利亚网球公开赛
一级方程式赛车
环法自行车赛
Fill in the blanks
is commonly held during the last two weeks of January. It was started in .
Formula 1 is the world’s fastest motor race. The Chinese Grand Prix is held in in Shanghai.
The Tour de France, held in summer, is a team competition that lasts for over weeks with stages.
The Australian Open
1905
April
three
21
What other sporting events do you know
Olympic Game
Winter Olympics
World Cup
Discussion
NBA
Reading
The Olympic Games
Lead-in
What do you know about the Olympic Games
What do you know about the Olympic Games
Pre-reading
Europe
Africa
America
Asia
Oceania
The Olympic flag
The Olympic motto
Faster, Higher, Stronger
The holding time
Every four years
Have you ever watched the 2008 Olympics How did you feel
Pre-reading
excited
proud
…
nervous
Here is a website article about this extraordinary event. Let's read it together.
Read for structure
Ⅰ. Introduction (Para 1)
Subheading 1: History of the Olympic Games
Subheading 2: __________________________
Ⅱ. Main Body
Subheading 3: __________________________
Ⅲ. Conclusion (Para 7)
Well-known Olympic athletes
China and the Olympics
One such Olympian is... (L21)
Another sportsperson is...(L30)
Motivated by..., many well-known athletes,
have devoted themselves to achieving... and pushing...
The 2008 Beijing Olympics...
China also ranked first...
Since then the upward for Chinese sport...
The year 2022 will... for China, as Beijing...
Skim the website article and write down the subheadings.
Part 2
Subheading 1
Para 2-3:History of the Olympic Games
Part 3
Subheading 2
Part 4
Subheading 3
Para 4-5:
Para 6:
Skimming
Part 1
Para 1: General introduction to the Olympic Games
Part 5
Para 7: Conclusion: The role of the Olympic Games
China and the Olympics / China’s
contribution to the Olympics
Well-known Olympic athletes
Scanning
Para.1
What is the spirit of Olympic games
friendship
solidarity
fair play
Scanning
Paras.2-3
Differences Similarities
Ancient Only were allowed to participate. Held at Olympia in .
Modern People from backgrounds have made . Held in cities What is the differences and similarities between modern and ancient Olympics
Greek men
Greece
diverse
joint efforts
different
Held every four years
Some of the sports are still seen today
Read for History - Para 3
Pierre de
Coubertin
For what purpose did Pierre de Coubertin bring the Olympics back to life
A. To encourage people from different racial origins to participate in sports.
B. To encourage women to participate in the OG.
C. To promote a peaceful world by joint efforts.
D. To reach the peak of human achievement.
To help people live side by side in peace
Scanning
Para.4
1960
1964
1996
came to public attention
won the World Heavyweight Boxing Championship
lighted the Olympic flame
Cassius Clay
Scanning
Para.5
Jessica Ennis Hill
won an Olympic gold medal
(track and field)
won a silver medal
(after giving birth to her first child)
2012
2016
Scanning
Para.5
What’s their secrets being successful
consistent training
great talent and personality
hard work and devotion
Scanning
Para.6
What achievements has China made at the Olympics
At the 1984 Los Angles Olympics
At the 2004 Athens Olympic Games
At the 2008 Beijing Olympics
At the 2016 Rio Olympic Games
Xu Haifeng won our country’s first-ever gold medal
Liu Xiang : first Asian to win the gold medal in the man’s 110-metre hurdles
Hosted the Olympics for the first time.
Ranked first in the medal table.
The Chinese women’s volleyball team won a hard-fought victory in the final.
Scanning
Para.7
What is the role of the Olympic Games
The Olympics bring joy and excitement to people across the world.
Post-reading
Sick man of East Asia
A leading sporting nation
文明其精神,野蛮其体魄
The upward trend for Chinese sport has been unstoppable!
Post-reading
Children should sharpen the mind and toughen the body. —Chairman Mao
Post-reading
Passage Structure Analysis
Introduction
History of the Olympic Games
Examples of devoted athletes
China’s achievements at Olympics
Conclusion - significance
A2 Decide whether the following statements are facts (F) or opinions (O).
A fact is a statement that can be proved true or false.
An opinion is a statement that reflects an author’s points of view, beliefs, personal feelings and values, which are often supported by facts.
3 Since the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, the upward trend for Chinese sport has been unstoppable.
1 The ancient Olympic Games were held at Olympia in Greece every four years until around the year 393.
2 Many Olympic athletes have devoted themselves to achieving sporting excellence.
F
O
O
(1) What is the author's attitude to the Olympic Games Use details in the article to support your opinion.
A3 Reading and thinking
The author's attitude to the Olympic Games is positive and full of admiration. In the introduction, the author describes the athletes as "highly trained and talented" and the atmosphere of the Games as "in the spirit of friendship, solidarity and fair play". In the paragraphs that follow, the author introduces Muhammad Ali and Jessica Ennis-Hill, who serve as examples of well-known Olympic athletes motivated by the Olympic motto "Faster, Higher, Stronger". In the conclusion, the author focuses on the joy and excitement the Games bring to people across the world and gives a quote by Coubertin: "With the Olympic Games, each generation celebrates its advent, its joy of living, its faith in the future, its ambition and its will to ascend."
(2) Do you think the Olympic Games can help people of different racial origins and from different cultures live side by side in peace Why or why not
Yes, absolutely. The Olympic Games, by celebrating sportsmanship worldwide, draw attention to the hard work that athletes put in and the devotion they have to their specific sport. Sports fans do not care about race or culture either, but instead, are impressed by the athletes' physical and mental abilities and show their appreciation for every athlete's effort.
(3) How do you understand Coubertin's words at the end of the website article
I think Coubertin's words mean that the Olympic Games would have a positive influence on the world well into the future. Coubertin believed that through the "joy of living" and "faith in the future", the Games would make the future better so that people of all races and cultures could live in harmony. When Coubertin said its ambition and its will to ascend", he was referring to how the Games would motivate humans to strive for greater and greater ambitions with each generation, making humanity stronger over time.
1. compete
2. diverse
3. side by side
4. ranked
5. applaud
6. call on
7. demonstrate
8. proceed
B1 Building your language