lesson 90[下学期]
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课件19张PPT。 Lesson 90 Aswan DamNo.1Railway Middle School
MissWangQuestions : 1、What are the three biggest man-made projects in the world? Where are they?3、How big is the High Dam?980m3,830m40m4、What problems were caused by building the High Dam?Some old temples were in danger 5、What do you know about the temple at Abe Simbel? Abu Simbel was carved in the rock and had on the outside four large stone figures. Fast reading Decide true or false (1)??? The River Nile used to flood the Pyramids.
(2) The Aswan Dam formed by itself.?
(3) Now the waters of the Nile can run regularly the whole year.
(F)(F)(T) (4) About 20-50% of the electricity which Egypt needs is made from coal.??
(5)Aswan Dam is the one of the three biggest man-made projects in the world.
(6)The base of the Aswan High Dam is wider than its top.???
(7)Because of the dam, the water level of the lake was going to rise to 63 meters.
(F)(T)(T)(F) (8)???The old temples are very important, which has a long history.
(9)?Abu Simbel had 4 large stone figures,and each was 20meters high.
(10)??Beacause Abu Simbel was difficult to rescue,the engineers decide to give up the rescue of Abu Simbel. (T)(T)(F)(1)??? The High Dam was built to____. A. control the waters of the Nile B.? make electricity from the water C.?make a long lake D.?Both A and B Intensive Reading Choose the best answer to each question D (2) The article mainly tells us____.
A. the importance of building the High Dam
B. the problem caused by the High Dam
C.?the rescue of an old temple
D.???? Both A and B
(3) The project of moving the whole temple began in _____and was finished in 1966.
A.1960 B.1962 C. 1963 D.1964
DB (4)??? Which of the following is true according to the article?____ A.??It is impossible to move the whole temple. B. It is necessary to spend so much money in rescuing the temple. C. It is easy to build the Aswan High Dam. D. It is wrong that the temple was rescued. ? ? BHomeworkRead the text again and try to describe the Aswan High Dam in your own words after class
Find out own difficult sentences
Thank you
MissWangQuestions : 1、What are the three biggest man-made projects in the world? Where are they?3、How big is the High Dam?980m3,830m40m4、What problems were caused by building the High Dam?Some old temples were in danger 5、What do you know about the temple at Abe Simbel? Abu Simbel was carved in the rock and had on the outside four large stone figures. Fast reading Decide true or false (1)??? The River Nile used to flood the Pyramids.
(2) The Aswan Dam formed by itself.?
(3) Now the waters of the Nile can run regularly the whole year.
(F)(F)(T) (4) About 20-50% of the electricity which Egypt needs is made from coal.??
(5)Aswan Dam is the one of the three biggest man-made projects in the world.
(6)The base of the Aswan High Dam is wider than its top.???
(7)Because of the dam, the water level of the lake was going to rise to 63 meters.
(F)(T)(T)(F) (8)???The old temples are very important, which has a long history.
(9)?Abu Simbel had 4 large stone figures,and each was 20meters high.
(10)??Beacause Abu Simbel was difficult to rescue,the engineers decide to give up the rescue of Abu Simbel. (T)(T)(F)(1)??? The High Dam was built to____. A. control the waters of the Nile B.? make electricity from the water C.?make a long lake D.?Both A and B Intensive Reading Choose the best answer to each question D (2) The article mainly tells us____.
A. the importance of building the High Dam
B. the problem caused by the High Dam
C.?the rescue of an old temple
D.???? Both A and B
(3) The project of moving the whole temple began in _____and was finished in 1966.
A.1960 B.1962 C. 1963 D.1964
DB (4)??? Which of the following is true according to the article?____ A.??It is impossible to move the whole temple. B. It is necessary to spend so much money in rescuing the temple. C. It is easy to build the Aswan High Dam. D. It is wrong that the temple was rescued. ? ? BHomeworkRead the text again and try to describe the Aswan High Dam in your own words after class
Find out own difficult sentences
Thank you