Module 2 Traffic jam Reading The London Congestion Charge[下学期]
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| 名称 | Module 2 Traffic jam Reading The London Congestion Charge[下学期] |  | |
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| 科目 | 英语 | ||
| 更新时间 | 2006-08-14 00:20:00 | ||
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课件23张PPT。The London Congestion ChargeAsk and answerWhat’s your favourite car?
Do you want to have your own car?
What do you think of owning a car?
If everyone has a car, what may happen? traffic jamWho is faster?!Ⅰ.
congestion chargeWhat is a ? A tax for cars entering the centre of the cityⅡ. ①Why is “congestion charge” used in London?
② What are the details of “congestion charge”?
(how much)
(where)
(when)
(what’s to be done)
(how) In order to reduce traffic jams and improve the traffic situation in central London. ￡5 a day at any of 10,000 pay points in the capital before 10 p.m. The recorded registration numbers are checked with a list of drivers who have paid the charge for that day. People who do not pay the charge will face a fine of ￡80.Each car entering the city pays:
Ⅲ. Does “congestion charge” really work?Traffic jams have been greatly reduced (Traffic coming into central London was reduced by about 30 percent).Traffic situation has greatly improved (Journey times were reduced by 15 percent).public transportbicycles
On the second daycongestion charge￡1,200,000 fine￡1,800,000What’s more:(How much a month/a year?)
Ⅳ. What is the Londoners’ attitude
towards “congestion charge” ?be for:be against:Ⅴ.
You can express your opinion on “congestion charge”.
Do you think it would be a good
idea in Beijing?
Ⅵ. Key points
1. congestion charge
charge (n.) the amount of money for goods
or a service.价钱,费用 e.g. The charge for a front-row seat is ￡5.charge (vt.) to ask an amount of money for
goods or a service索价,要价 e.g. This hotel charged me ￡5 for a room one night. 一打鸡蛋你要多少钱? How much do you charge for a dozen eggs?free of charge: 免费
2. You may get stuck in a traffic jam anywhere in the world.
stick—stuck--stuckget/be stuck: get/be fixed and impossible to move
卡住；困住；动不了e.g. He walked carelessly and his foot got stuck
between the rocks.他的手指被卡在洞里。His finger got stuck in the hole.
/He got his finger stuck in the hole.※Jane has got stuck on her new teacher. ( ? )get stuck on sb./sth. = like/be fond of sb./sth.
3. If in February 2003, 10,000 cars entered the
centre of London a day, then after 6 months, the
number was only 3000 a day. (F)be reduced by 30 percent
be reduced to 30 percent减少了百分之三十 减少到百分之三十7000by (prep.) used to show the degree or amount of something
相差,增减的程度 e.g. House prices went up by 10％. 房价上涨了10％. 她把体重减轻了5公斤. She reduced her weight by 5 ㎏.
Write a letter to the Mayor of Beijing,
offering your suggestions to solve the
traffic problems in central Beijing. Homework退出The end
Do you want to have your own car?
What do you think of owning a car?
If everyone has a car, what may happen? traffic jamWho is faster?!Ⅰ.
congestion chargeWhat is a ? A tax for cars entering the centre of the cityⅡ. ①Why is “congestion charge” used in London?
② What are the details of “congestion charge”?
(how much)
(where)
(when)
(what’s to be done)
(how) In order to reduce traffic jams and improve the traffic situation in central London. ￡5 a day at any of 10,000 pay points in the capital before 10 p.m. The recorded registration numbers are checked with a list of drivers who have paid the charge for that day. People who do not pay the charge will face a fine of ￡80.Each car entering the city pays:
Ⅲ. Does “congestion charge” really work?Traffic jams have been greatly reduced (Traffic coming into central London was reduced by about 30 percent).Traffic situation has greatly improved (Journey times were reduced by 15 percent).public transportbicycles
On the second daycongestion charge￡1,200,000 fine￡1,800,000What’s more:(How much a month/a year?)
Ⅳ. What is the Londoners’ attitude
towards “congestion charge” ?be for:be against:Ⅴ.
You can express your opinion on “congestion charge”.
Do you think it would be a good
idea in Beijing?
Ⅵ. Key points
1. congestion charge
charge (n.) the amount of money for goods
or a service.价钱,费用 e.g. The charge for a front-row seat is ￡5.charge (vt.) to ask an amount of money for
goods or a service索价,要价 e.g. This hotel charged me ￡5 for a room one night. 一打鸡蛋你要多少钱? How much do you charge for a dozen eggs?free of charge: 免费
2. You may get stuck in a traffic jam anywhere in the world.
stick—stuck--stuckget/be stuck: get/be fixed and impossible to move
卡住；困住；动不了e.g. He walked carelessly and his foot got stuck
between the rocks.他的手指被卡在洞里。His finger got stuck in the hole.
/He got his finger stuck in the hole.※Jane has got stuck on her new teacher. ( ? )get stuck on sb./sth. = like/be fond of sb./sth.
3. If in February 2003, 10,000 cars entered the
centre of London a day, then after 6 months, the
number was only 3000 a day. (F)be reduced by 30 percent
be reduced to 30 percent减少了百分之三十 减少到百分之三十7000by (prep.) used to show the degree or amount of something
相差,增减的程度 e.g. House prices went up by 10％. 房价上涨了10％. 她把体重减轻了5公斤. She reduced her weight by 5 ㎏.
Write a letter to the Mayor of Beijing,
offering your suggestions to solve the
traffic problems in central Beijing. Homework退出The end