牛津上海版英语九年级上册课件：Unit 2Trditional skills Reading（共54张PPT）
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课件54张PPT。1Myths,traditions and opinionsReading2Traditional skillsCONTENTS PAGECartoon talkWhat do you know about …?Before you readWhile you readVocabularyComprehensionAfter you readCartoon talk2-112There are lots of fish here, Lo!Yes. I’ll put a cross here, so we’ll know where to come next time!What are Hi and Lo doing?
Have they caught any fish?
What does Lo want to do?
Will this idea work?
Which Chinese fable does this cartoon make you think of?They are fishing.Yes, they have.He wants to put a cross on the boat.No, it won’t.Notching the boat to find the sword.2-212What do you know about …?3-1123 Do you know any traditional skills or jobs?A1a rickshaw puller b Chinese knotting c sculpting
d bird fishing e blacksmith f paper cuttingeadfbc People and animals have always worked together. Match the beginning of each sentence with its ending.A23-2123cedab Match the words in the box with the things in the picture. Try to guess the meanings of the words if necessary.A33-3123a fishing rod a cormorant bamboo a pole a rafta fishing rodbambooa cormoranta polea raftBefore you read3-1123 Look at the title on page 20 and the two pictures on page 21. What will the passage probably be about?B1A fisherman who fishes with cormorants. Read the first sentence of each paragraph on pages 20 and 21. Then close your books and answer the following questions.B23-2123What is the fisherman called?
What is he doing in the first picture on page 21?
What colours are cormorants?
Are cormorants big birds or small birds?
Does he need a fishing rod to catch fish?
How old is cormorant fishing?Damin.Cooking a meal.Black.Big birds.No, he doesn’t.More than a thousand years.3-3123 Read the four sentences below. Then look quickly at the article on pages 20 and 21, and write the numbers 1 – 4 in the blanks.B3a Paragraph _____ describes a kind of bird.
b Paragraph _____ is about the future of this type of work.
c Paragraph _____ describes an old man.
d Paragraph _____ describes how the man works.2413While you read4-11234Damin sits on the side of the river cooking a meal, with a large bird on his head. The bird is a cormorant, and Damin is a fisherman. He is over 65 now but still works every day. He is thin, and of average height, but he is very fit. Although he is an elderly man, he is strong enough to control his raft in the river where he lives and works with his cormorants.4-21234Cormorants are large black birds. They are good at catching fish because they can swim well underwater. Their large feet are used to push them quickly through the water. They can dive down 25 metres, and stay underwater for up to two minutes.4-31234Damin does not require nets or a fishing rod to catch fish. It is done for him by his 12 cormorants. Damin’s fishing trips often begin in the late afternoon. He sets off on his bamboo raft with his birds. When he reaches the right place, he stops. He ties a piece of grass around the neck of each bird, so that it cannot swallow the fish. Then he pushes the birds into the water, and jumps up and down and bangs the water with his pole. The fish are frightened by this. At night a light is hung from the front of the raft. This enables Damin to see better, and also attracts the fish. The cormorants swim down and catch the fish, and bring them back to the raft. The fish are then removed from the birds’ mouths by Damin and thrown into a big basket. Later some of the fish are sold, and the rest are divided between Damin’s family and the cormorants.4-41234Cormorant fishing is a traditional Chinese skill, probably more than a thousand years old. Damin enjoys his work, and he is teaching his grandson everything he knows. However, few young people are interested in doing this type of work in the modern world. In 50 years, perhaps there will be no more cormorant fishermen in the world.Vocabulary4-112 Find these words and phrases in the article. Then read the words around them and choose the best meanings.C1fit a healthy, able to work hard b fat from eating too much c brown skin from too much sun
control (his raft) a carry it on his back b make it go where he wants c build it from pieces of wood344-21234require a make b sell c need
is hung a is fixed b is thrown c is switchedenables a makes … impossible b makes … able c makes … easy
removed from a put into b dropped from c taken away from Find the words and phrases in Column A in the article and match them with the meanings in Column B.C24-312dfecba34 Complete the following sentences with the words or phrases from C1 and C2. Change the forms when necessary.C34-412These pets ____________ a lot of care and attention.
Can’t you ____________ your children? They are too noisy.
A cigarette is ____________ from his lips every day.
Pollution is one of the most serious problems in the ____________ world.
We will ____________ for London tomorrow morning.
She ____________ her glasses from her nose and rubbed her eyes.
She tries to keep ____________ by jogging every day.
It’s ____________ in the USA to eat turkey on Thanksgiving Day.
They didn’t ____________ Shanghai until after dark.
The Channel Tunnel ____________ us to go from London to Paris by train.require34controlhungmodernset offremovedfittraditionalreachenablesComprehension7-11234 Each of the sentences below and on the next page has one incorrect word or number. Underline the mistake and correct it. The first one has been done for you.D156Damin is above average height.
Cormorants are large white birds.
Cormorants use their wings to push themselves through the water.ofblackfeet7Cormorants can dive down 30 metres.
Cormorants can stay underwater for up to five minutes.
Damin often goes fishing in the early afternoon.
At night he has a fire on his raft so that he can see better.
Cormorant fishing is probably more than a hundred years old.7-212345625twolatelightthousand7 Read the article and find words or numbers to complete Millie’s e-mail to Jenny.D27-31234567elderlycormorants6512/twelveheadfishgrassmouths What do the words in italics refer to in the article? Choose the right answers.D37-41234561 It is done for him by his 12 cormorants. a Catching fish b Using nets or a fishing rod
2 The fish are frightened by this. a the jumping and banging b a large cormorant
3 This enables Damin to see better, and also attracts the fish. a The raft b The light77-5123456 Complete the information about Damin.D4765elderlyof average heightfit, strongfishermancormorants, a raft7-6123456 Complete the information about a cormorant.D57largeblackcatching fishswimming (well)diving down 25 metresstaying underwater for up to two minutes7-7123456 Complete the flow chart.D67late afternoonGrassswallowpushesup and downbangsfrightenedlightat nightattractremovesmouthsbasketsoldAfter you read3-1123 Answer the following questions.E1Where is Damin now?
What is he doing?
What is sitting on his head?
How old is Damin?
How tall is he?
What does he do when he works?
Is he a fit man?
What colour are cormorants?
How deep can they dive underwater?
How long can they stay underwater?What enables a cormorant swim well underwater?
How many cormorants has Damin got?
When does Damin usually set off to fish?
What does Damin do after he reaches a right place for fishing?
Why does he usually jump up and down on his raft and bang the water with his pole?
What is hung from the front of the raft at night?
What does Damin do after the birds bring fish back to the raft?
How does Damin deal with the fish that he gets?
How old is cormorant fishing?
What is Damin teaching his grandson?
How soon will cormorant fishing probably disappear in the world?3-2123 Pretend that you are Damin’s grandson. Tell whether you would like to learn this traditional skill of cormorant fishing and give your reasons as well.E23-3123ConsolidationWorkbook 9A, pages 11 and 18.
说 明
本册教材根据上海市中小学（幼儿园）课程改革委员会制订的课程方案和《上海市中小学英语课程标准（征求意见稿）》编写，供九年义务教育九年级第一学期试用。
本教材经上海市中小学教材审查委员会审查准予试用。
《英语（牛津上海版）》（试用本）
主 编：沃振华
原 作 者：P Etherton G McArthur P Leetch
改编人员：沃振华 朱维庭 李绍贤 施安吉 施志红
奚翠华 卢 璐 张 瑶
牛津大学出版社（中国）有限公司英语教材编写委员会
责任编辑：马芳芳 林 妍
插 图：K Y Chan 周允达
课件制作：卢 璐
支持学校：上海市市北初级中学rod/r?d/ n.a thin straight piece of wood or metalMost people go fishing with a fishing rod.cormorant/'k?:m?r?nt/ n.a large black bird which can swim underwaterCormorants are good at catching fish.bamboo/'b?mbu:/ n.a tall tropical plant of the grass familyYoung bamboo plants (bamboo shoots) can be eaten.pole/p??l/ n.a long, strong stickThe boys pushed the boat along by using a pole.raft/rɑ:ft/ n.a flat boat with no sides and no engineYou can travel by raft when you visit Guilin.elderly/'eld?l?/ adj.old (person)Although he’s now an elderly man, he’s still very active.control/k?n'tr??l/ v.have power over something; make it workThe pilot controls the aeroplane well.underwater/??nd??w??t?(r)/ n.found, used or happening below the surface of water Take a deep breath and see how long you can stay underwater.up toat mostTony is strong enough to lift a weight of up to 150 kilograms.require/r?'kwa??(r)/ v.need; have to useThis job requires a lot of travelling.set offstart (a journey)I set off from home every morning at 7.30.reach/ri:?/ v.arrive in/atWe reached the island yesterday.so thatfor the purpose of somethingJim got up early this morning so that he could catch the early train to work.swallow/'sw?l??/ v.make food or drink move down your throat from your mouthI can’t swallow these tablets without water.up and downmoving upwards and downwardsThe boat bobbed up and down on the water.bang/b??/ v.make a loud noise by hitting something hard or closing somethingHe banged his head on the ceiling.at nightduring the nightThey usually keep a light on at night.hang/h??/ v.(hung /h??/, hung) fix something, or be fixed at the top so that the lower part is freeHang your coat up on the hook.remove/r?'mu:v/ v.take away; take outThe dentist removed two of my teeth.rest/rest/ n.the remaining part of somethingThe first two exercises are easy, but the rest are rather difficult.traditional/tr?'d???nl/ adj.a very old, familiar way of doing something that is part of people’s life or cultureIt is traditional to eat rice dumplings at the Dragon Boat Festival.skill/sk?l/ n.a thing that you can do wellWhat skills do you need for this job?skin/sk?n/ n.what covers the outside of a person or an animal’s bodyShe has dark skin.
Have they caught any fish?
What does Lo want to do?
Will this idea work?
Which Chinese fable does this cartoon make you think of?They are fishing.Yes, they have.He wants to put a cross on the boat.No, it won’t.Notching the boat to find the sword.2-212What do you know about …?3-1123 Do you know any traditional skills or jobs?A1a rickshaw puller b Chinese knotting c sculpting
d bird fishing e blacksmith f paper cuttingeadfbc People and animals have always worked together. Match the beginning of each sentence with its ending.A23-2123cedab Match the words in the box with the things in the picture. Try to guess the meanings of the words if necessary.A33-3123a fishing rod a cormorant bamboo a pole a rafta fishing rodbambooa cormoranta polea raftBefore you read3-1123 Look at the title on page 20 and the two pictures on page 21. What will the passage probably be about?B1A fisherman who fishes with cormorants. Read the first sentence of each paragraph on pages 20 and 21. Then close your books and answer the following questions.B23-2123What is the fisherman called?
What is he doing in the first picture on page 21?
What colours are cormorants?
Are cormorants big birds or small birds?
Does he need a fishing rod to catch fish?
How old is cormorant fishing?Damin.Cooking a meal.Black.Big birds.No, he doesn’t.More than a thousand years.3-3123 Read the four sentences below. Then look quickly at the article on pages 20 and 21, and write the numbers 1 – 4 in the blanks.B3a Paragraph _____ describes a kind of bird.
b Paragraph _____ is about the future of this type of work.
c Paragraph _____ describes an old man.
d Paragraph _____ describes how the man works.2413While you read4-11234Damin sits on the side of the river cooking a meal, with a large bird on his head. The bird is a cormorant, and Damin is a fisherman. He is over 65 now but still works every day. He is thin, and of average height, but he is very fit. Although he is an elderly man, he is strong enough to control his raft in the river where he lives and works with his cormorants.4-21234Cormorants are large black birds. They are good at catching fish because they can swim well underwater. Their large feet are used to push them quickly through the water. They can dive down 25 metres, and stay underwater for up to two minutes.4-31234Damin does not require nets or a fishing rod to catch fish. It is done for him by his 12 cormorants. Damin’s fishing trips often begin in the late afternoon. He sets off on his bamboo raft with his birds. When he reaches the right place, he stops. He ties a piece of grass around the neck of each bird, so that it cannot swallow the fish. Then he pushes the birds into the water, and jumps up and down and bangs the water with his pole. The fish are frightened by this. At night a light is hung from the front of the raft. This enables Damin to see better, and also attracts the fish. The cormorants swim down and catch the fish, and bring them back to the raft. The fish are then removed from the birds’ mouths by Damin and thrown into a big basket. Later some of the fish are sold, and the rest are divided between Damin’s family and the cormorants.4-41234Cormorant fishing is a traditional Chinese skill, probably more than a thousand years old. Damin enjoys his work, and he is teaching his grandson everything he knows. However, few young people are interested in doing this type of work in the modern world. In 50 years, perhaps there will be no more cormorant fishermen in the world.Vocabulary4-112 Find these words and phrases in the article. Then read the words around them and choose the best meanings.C1fit a healthy, able to work hard b fat from eating too much c brown skin from too much sun
control (his raft) a carry it on his back b make it go where he wants c build it from pieces of wood344-21234require a make b sell c need
is hung a is fixed b is thrown c is switchedenables a makes … impossible b makes … able c makes … easy
removed from a put into b dropped from c taken away from Find the words and phrases in Column A in the article and match them with the meanings in Column B.C24-312dfecba34 Complete the following sentences with the words or phrases from C1 and C2. Change the forms when necessary.C34-412These pets ____________ a lot of care and attention.
Can’t you ____________ your children? They are too noisy.
A cigarette is ____________ from his lips every day.
Pollution is one of the most serious problems in the ____________ world.
We will ____________ for London tomorrow morning.
She ____________ her glasses from her nose and rubbed her eyes.
She tries to keep ____________ by jogging every day.
It’s ____________ in the USA to eat turkey on Thanksgiving Day.
They didn’t ____________ Shanghai until after dark.
The Channel Tunnel ____________ us to go from London to Paris by train.require34controlhungmodernset offremovedfittraditionalreachenablesComprehension7-11234 Each of the sentences below and on the next page has one incorrect word or number. Underline the mistake and correct it. The first one has been done for you.D156Damin is above average height.
Cormorants are large white birds.
Cormorants use their wings to push themselves through the water.ofblackfeet7Cormorants can dive down 30 metres.
Cormorants can stay underwater for up to five minutes.
Damin often goes fishing in the early afternoon.
At night he has a fire on his raft so that he can see better.
Cormorant fishing is probably more than a hundred years old.7-212345625twolatelightthousand7 Read the article and find words or numbers to complete Millie’s e-mail to Jenny.D27-31234567elderlycormorants6512/twelveheadfishgrassmouths What do the words in italics refer to in the article? Choose the right answers.D37-41234561 It is done for him by his 12 cormorants. a Catching fish b Using nets or a fishing rod
2 The fish are frightened by this. a the jumping and banging b a large cormorant
3 This enables Damin to see better, and also attracts the fish. a The raft b The light77-5123456 Complete the information about Damin.D4765elderlyof average heightfit, strongfishermancormorants, a raft7-6123456 Complete the information about a cormorant.D57largeblackcatching fishswimming (well)diving down 25 metresstaying underwater for up to two minutes7-7123456 Complete the flow chart.D67late afternoonGrassswallowpushesup and downbangsfrightenedlightat nightattractremovesmouthsbasketsoldAfter you read3-1123 Answer the following questions.E1Where is Damin now?
What is he doing?
What is sitting on his head?
How old is Damin?
How tall is he?
What does he do when he works?
Is he a fit man?
What colour are cormorants?
How deep can they dive underwater?
How long can they stay underwater?What enables a cormorant swim well underwater?
How many cormorants has Damin got?
When does Damin usually set off to fish?
What does Damin do after he reaches a right place for fishing?
Why does he usually jump up and down on his raft and bang the water with his pole?
What is hung from the front of the raft at night?
What does Damin do after the birds bring fish back to the raft?
How does Damin deal with the fish that he gets?
How old is cormorant fishing?
What is Damin teaching his grandson?
How soon will cormorant fishing probably disappear in the world?3-2123 Pretend that you are Damin’s grandson. Tell whether you would like to learn this traditional skill of cormorant fishing and give your reasons as well.E23-3123ConsolidationWorkbook 9A, pages 11 and 18.
说 明
本册教材根据上海市中小学（幼儿园）课程改革委员会制订的课程方案和《上海市中小学英语课程标准（征求意见稿）》编写，供九年义务教育九年级第一学期试用。
本教材经上海市中小学教材审查委员会审查准予试用。
《英语（牛津上海版）》（试用本）
主 编：沃振华
原 作 者：P Etherton G McArthur P Leetch
改编人员：沃振华 朱维庭 李绍贤 施安吉 施志红
奚翠华 卢 璐 张 瑶
牛津大学出版社（中国）有限公司英语教材编写委员会
责任编辑：马芳芳 林 妍
插 图：K Y Chan 周允达
课件制作：卢 璐
支持学校：上海市市北初级中学rod/r?d/ n.a thin straight piece of wood or metalMost people go fishing with a fishing rod.cormorant/'k?:m?r?nt/ n.a large black bird which can swim underwaterCormorants are good at catching fish.bamboo/'b?mbu:/ n.a tall tropical plant of the grass familyYoung bamboo plants (bamboo shoots) can be eaten.pole/p??l/ n.a long, strong stickThe boys pushed the boat along by using a pole.raft/rɑ:ft/ n.a flat boat with no sides and no engineYou can travel by raft when you visit Guilin.elderly/'eld?l?/ adj.old (person)Although he’s now an elderly man, he’s still very active.control/k?n'tr??l/ v.have power over something; make it workThe pilot controls the aeroplane well.underwater/??nd??w??t?(r)/ n.found, used or happening below the surface of water Take a deep breath and see how long you can stay underwater.up toat mostTony is strong enough to lift a weight of up to 150 kilograms.require/r?'kwa??(r)/ v.need; have to useThis job requires a lot of travelling.set offstart (a journey)I set off from home every morning at 7.30.reach/ri:?/ v.arrive in/atWe reached the island yesterday.so thatfor the purpose of somethingJim got up early this morning so that he could catch the early train to work.swallow/'sw?l??/ v.make food or drink move down your throat from your mouthI can’t swallow these tablets without water.up and downmoving upwards and downwardsThe boat bobbed up and down on the water.bang/b??/ v.make a loud noise by hitting something hard or closing somethingHe banged his head on the ceiling.at nightduring the nightThey usually keep a light on at night.hang/h??/ v.(hung /h??/, hung) fix something, or be fixed at the top so that the lower part is freeHang your coat up on the hook.remove/r?'mu:v/ v.take away; take outThe dentist removed two of my teeth.rest/rest/ n.the remaining part of somethingThe first two exercises are easy, but the rest are rather difficult.traditional/tr?'d???nl/ adj.a very old, familiar way of doing something that is part of people’s life or cultureIt is traditional to eat rice dumplings at the Dragon Boat Festival.skill/sk?l/ n.a thing that you can do wellWhat skills do you need for this job?skin/sk?n/ n.what covers the outside of a person or an animal’s bodyShe has dark skin.