book5 unit2 warming up, pre-reading & reading[上学期]
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| 名称 | book5 unit2 warming up, pre-reading & reading[上学期] |  | |
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| 更新时间 | 2005-09-14 21:01:00 | ||
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课件34张PPT。Unit 2The United KingdomA map of the UKLondon in fogBuckingham Palace英国君主在伦敦的王宫，建在Westerminster。第一位在此居住的是维多利亚女王。The Houses of Parliament London BridgeThe Tower of London伦敦塔(Tower of London)始建于千年前。近五百年却是用作监狱直到上世纪。这里陈列有各个珠光宝气的英国皇室王冠。Big Ben英国伦敦议会大厦钟楼上的大钟，重13吨。Windsor Castle英国最大的城堡Oxford UniversityCambridge University The River Thames EdinburghGreen fields in IrelandA mountain village in Ireland Southeastern of WalesOld Castle in WalesPrince Charles and Princess DianaWarming upDo this quiz and find out how much you know about the UK:
1. How many countries does the UK consist of?
A. Two. B. Three. C. Four.
2. How long does it take to fly from Beijing to London Heathrow Airport?
A. About 6 hours. B. About 10 hours.
C. About 16 hours. C. Four.B. About 10 hours. 3. Who rules the country: the Prime minister or the Queen?
A. The Queen. B. The Prime Minister. C. Both.
4. What are the Provinces called in England?
A. Countries. B. Departments. C. States.
5. Which is the longest river in England?
A. The River Avon. B. The River Thames.
C. The River Severn.B. The Prime Minister.A. Countries.B. The River Thames.Pre-readingWork in pairs to discuss the following:
1. Can you name the capital cities of the UK?
2. What do you know about any cities or towns in the UK?London, Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast.Puzzles in geography(Reading)Task 1Listen to the tape carefully,then finish these exercisesFill in the blanks.The United Kingdom consists
of four countries: _________,
________, __________
and _________________.
The largest one is _______.England Wales Scotland Northern Ireland England What is the text mainly about?
A introduction to the United Kingdom about its development.
B.A introduction to the United Kingdom about its culture.
C.A introduction to the United Kingdom about its foundation and development based on geography,history,politics,and culture etc.
Task 2:Discuss with your partners then divide the passage into three parts and write down the main idea of each partPart 1 (para 1-4)Part 2 (para 5)Part 3 (para 6)This part tells us how the United Kingdom formed.Introduce three zones of England and tells us their similarities and differences.The history and the culture of London.Task 3Read the first part carefully then finish these exercisesThe Union Jack flag unites the flags of three countries in the United Kingdom,which country is left out?Why?The country left out is Wales. Because it is usually assumed to be part of England.Fill in the blanks.Wales was linked to England in _________________.
In 1603 when ________ and _______ were joined to
_________, it was called ______________. However,
Just as they were going to connect ________ to form
___________________, the southern part ___________,
only _________________ joined with
England.
the 13th century ADEngland Wales Scotland Great BritainIrelandthe United Kingdombroke awayHow did the United Kingdom form?Northern IrelandTask 4:Read the second part then finish the exercise on page 11North:Midlands:South:Leeds, York,
Manchester,
SheffieldBirmingham,
Coventry,Reading, London,
Brighten, PlymouthSouth of EnglandMidlandsNorth of EnglandTask 5Read the third part carefully then finish these exerciseWhich group of invaders did not influence London?The VikingsTrue or false1.London has the oldest port built by the Romans and the oldest castle constructed by Anglo-Saxons.2.London has been influenced by some invaders:Romans,Anglo-Saxons,Normans.Later Norman rulersbuildings
1. How many countries does the UK consist of?
A. Two. B. Three. C. Four.
2. How long does it take to fly from Beijing to London Heathrow Airport?
A. About 6 hours. B. About 10 hours.
C. About 16 hours. C. Four.B. About 10 hours. 3. Who rules the country: the Prime minister or the Queen?
A. The Queen. B. The Prime Minister. C. Both.
4. What are the Provinces called in England?
A. Countries. B. Departments. C. States.
5. Which is the longest river in England?
A. The River Avon. B. The River Thames.
C. The River Severn.B. The Prime Minister.A. Countries.B. The River Thames.Pre-readingWork in pairs to discuss the following:
1. Can you name the capital cities of the UK?
2. What do you know about any cities or towns in the UK?London, Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast.Puzzles in geography(Reading)Task 1Listen to the tape carefully,then finish these exercisesFill in the blanks.The United Kingdom consists
of four countries: _________,
________, __________
and _________________.
The largest one is _______.England Wales Scotland Northern Ireland England What is the text mainly about?
A introduction to the United Kingdom about its development.
B.A introduction to the United Kingdom about its culture.
C.A introduction to the United Kingdom about its foundation and development based on geography,history,politics,and culture etc.
Task 2:Discuss with your partners then divide the passage into three parts and write down the main idea of each partPart 1 (para 1-4)Part 2 (para 5)Part 3 (para 6)This part tells us how the United Kingdom formed.Introduce three zones of England and tells us their similarities and differences.The history and the culture of London.Task 3Read the first part carefully then finish these exercisesThe Union Jack flag unites the flags of three countries in the United Kingdom,which country is left out?Why?The country left out is Wales. Because it is usually assumed to be part of England.Fill in the blanks.Wales was linked to England in _________________.
In 1603 when ________ and _______ were joined to
_________, it was called ______________. However,
Just as they were going to connect ________ to form
___________________, the southern part ___________,
only _________________ joined with
England.
the 13th century ADEngland Wales Scotland Great BritainIrelandthe United Kingdombroke awayHow did the United Kingdom form?Northern IrelandTask 4:Read the second part then finish the exercise on page 11North:Midlands:South:Leeds, York,
Manchester,
SheffieldBirmingham,
Coventry,Reading, London,
Brighten, PlymouthSouth of EnglandMidlandsNorth of EnglandTask 5Read the third part carefully then finish these exerciseWhich group of invaders did not influence London?The VikingsTrue or false1.London has the oldest port built by the Romans and the oldest castle constructed by Anglo-Saxons.2.London has been influenced by some invaders:Romans,Anglo-Saxons,Normans.Later Norman rulersbuildings