必修5 Module 6 Animals in Danger Reading Saving the Antelopes
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课件19张PPT。 Module 6 Animals in DangerReading：Saving the AntelopesSome animals in danger.Siberian TigerGiant PandaThe Tibetan antelopes The antelopes live on the Qinghai- Tibetan Plateau. They look like deer. They are good at running, so they were chosen as one of the mascots for the 2008 Olympic Games, whose name is Yingying. Their wool is soft , light and warm and can be made into shawls. Their life span is at most 8 years.antelopeAshes of millions of antelopesIN DANGER!PoacherspoachersPoachers—we have got to stop themSaving the Antelopes 1. plateau n
2. shawl n
3. profit n
4. herd n
5. skin n
6. ban n
7. raid n&vt
8. confiscate vt
9. tough adj
10. co-operation na. taken away officially
b. group of animals which live or move together
to cut the skin off an animal
a surprise visit (especially by police)
high ground
an order not to do something
working together
money you make by selling something
a piece of cloth people wear on their shoulders
Hard
Para 1
Para 2
Para 3
Para 4
Para 5D. Jiesang SuonandajieC. Antelopes were killed for their wool.A. The illegal business of antelopes' wool E. The Chinese government protectsB. Progress in protecting the antelopes.the antelopes. 1 How did Jiesang Suonandajie die ?
a He froze to death.
b He was killed by criminals.
c He had an accident in his jeep.
2 Why are Tibetan antelopes in danger ?
a They have lost their natural habitat.
b They are killed for their wool.
c They cannot survive at high altitudes. 3 What has the Chinese government done to help the antelopes?
a It is protecting the antelope in a nature reserve.
b It has sent police to countries where “shahtoosh”is sold.
c It has closed the border with India.
4 What’s happened to the trade in “shahtoosh”?
a It has grown quickly.
b It has become legal.
c It has become harder to sell “shahtooh”.5 What will happen to the Tibetan antelope ?
a Its number will continue to increase.
b It may survive.
c It will soon become extinct.
e.g. Jiesang Suonandajie was killed in ______.
2. The number of antelopes had fallen to _______ by the 1990s.
3. The price of a shawl made from the wool is _____.
4. The ban on the trade was started in _______.
5. The number of “shatoosh” shawls found in a London shop is ______.
6. _______of the antelopes had been killed to make 138 “shatoosh” shawls.
7. The number of poachers caught in ten years is ____.
8. The Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau is _____________ high.
9. The antelope population started to grow again in _____.
50,0001994$5,00019751382%30005,000 metres 1997 At the beginning of the twentieth century there were millions of antelopes on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau. By the 1990s the number ____ ____ to about 50,000. The reason is that the ____ of the Tibetan antelope is very expensive. A shawl_____ ____ the wool can sell for $5,000.
The business is completely _____. There has been a ____ on the trade since 1975. But in the 1990s the shawls ____ ___ ______ among rich people. A police _____ on a shop found 138 shawls. About 1,000 antelopes had been killed to make them.
The Chinese government began to ___ __ ____ ____ in protecting the antelopes .Over the next ten years about 3,000 poachers were caught and 300 vehicles __________.
________, in those countries where the shawls are sold, police are getting ______ with the dealers. International co-operation seems to be _______. Since 1997 the antelope population has slowly begun to grow again.illegal confiscatedwoolbanraidMeanwhiletoughworkingWhat should we do to save the
endangered animals?Speak out your opinoin1 23 Saving the antelopeAn example of protecting antelopesintroductionThe reasons for killing antelopesThe measures taken and results of protectionanalysissolution(Para1)(Para2-3)(Para4-5)Writing Practicetopic---Endangered Animals key words---1. endanger 2. poachers 3. profit
4. destroy 5. habitat 6. number… fall
7. take measures to … 8. pass laws
9. get tough with 10. volunteer 11. remind
structure present situation
analyse the reasons
solutions to the problems
conclusionintroductionbodyconclusionThank you for your attention
2. shawl n
3. profit n
4. herd n
5. skin n
6. ban n
7. raid n&vt
8. confiscate vt
9. tough adj
10. co-operation na. taken away officially
b. group of animals which live or move together
to cut the skin off an animal
a surprise visit (especially by police)
high ground
an order not to do something
working together
money you make by selling something
a piece of cloth people wear on their shoulders
Hard
Para 1
Para 2
Para 3
Para 4
Para 5D. Jiesang SuonandajieC. Antelopes were killed for their wool.A. The illegal business of antelopes' wool E. The Chinese government protectsB. Progress in protecting the antelopes.the antelopes. 1 How did Jiesang Suonandajie die ?
a He froze to death.
b He was killed by criminals.
c He had an accident in his jeep.
2 Why are Tibetan antelopes in danger ?
a They have lost their natural habitat.
b They are killed for their wool.
c They cannot survive at high altitudes. 3 What has the Chinese government done to help the antelopes?
a It is protecting the antelope in a nature reserve.
b It has sent police to countries where “shahtoosh”is sold.
c It has closed the border with India.
4 What’s happened to the trade in “shahtoosh”?
a It has grown quickly.
b It has become legal.
c It has become harder to sell “shahtooh”.5 What will happen to the Tibetan antelope ?
a Its number will continue to increase.
b It may survive.
c It will soon become extinct.
e.g. Jiesang Suonandajie was killed in ______.
2. The number of antelopes had fallen to _______ by the 1990s.
3. The price of a shawl made from the wool is _____.
4. The ban on the trade was started in _______.
5. The number of “shatoosh” shawls found in a London shop is ______.
6. _______of the antelopes had been killed to make 138 “shatoosh” shawls.
7. The number of poachers caught in ten years is ____.
8. The Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau is _____________ high.
9. The antelope population started to grow again in _____.
50,0001994$5,00019751382%30005,000 metres 1997 At the beginning of the twentieth century there were millions of antelopes on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau. By the 1990s the number ____ ____ to about 50,000. The reason is that the ____ of the Tibetan antelope is very expensive. A shawl_____ ____ the wool can sell for $5,000.
The business is completely _____. There has been a ____ on the trade since 1975. But in the 1990s the shawls ____ ___ ______ among rich people. A police _____ on a shop found 138 shawls. About 1,000 antelopes had been killed to make them.
The Chinese government began to ___ __ ____ ____ in protecting the antelopes .Over the next ten years about 3,000 poachers were caught and 300 vehicles __________.
________, in those countries where the shawls are sold, police are getting ______ with the dealers. International co-operation seems to be _______. Since 1997 the antelope population has slowly begun to grow again.illegal confiscatedwoolbanraidMeanwhiletoughworkingWhat should we do to save the
endangered animals?Speak out your opinoin1 23 Saving the antelopeAn example of protecting antelopesintroductionThe reasons for killing antelopesThe measures taken and results of protectionanalysissolution(Para1)(Para2-3)(Para4-5)Writing Practicetopic---Endangered Animals key words---1. endanger 2. poachers 3. profit
4. destroy 5. habitat 6. number… fall
7. take measures to … 8. pass laws
9. get tough with 10. volunteer 11. remind
structure present situation
analyse the reasons
solutions to the problems
conclusionintroductionbodyconclusionThank you for your attention