Unit 3 Back to the past lost civilization
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课件29张PPT。Reading Lost civilizations⑵Unit 3 Back to the pastBoth Pompeii in ________and Loulan in China became ____ ________ about 2000 years ago. Pompeii was ________ in the 8th century BC and was _____ _______ by the Romans in 89BC. On 24th Aug.AD79, Mount Vesuvius _________ and the city were _______ __________. Loulan was a _________ _________ on the Silk Road. It disappeared under the ________. There are just a few _________ left. Some _________, such as coins and painted pots, was found.Fill in the blanks with proper words.Italy IostcivilizationsfoundedtakenovereruptedburiedalivestoppingpointstormruinstreasureGive the English words according to the definitions.（of a volcano）throw out of
lava and ash act or speak for a group sadly ，unluckily rich parts of a building that remain
after it has been badly
damaged or destroyed huge take control of provide space foreruptrepresentunfortunately wealthy ruinsenormoustake overhouseWord study1. represent vt.1) act or speak for a groupThe competition attracted over 500 contestants
8 different countries.representingThe President was at the ceremony by the Vice-President.represented2) to be a symbol of Each color on the chart a different department.representsThe rose a different department.represents2. take over: take control ofThe army has the party.
The firm has by a large company.
When he was ill his son the business.taken overbeen taken overtook over3. unfortunately adv. unluckily, regrettably , he was injured in the first game.
,I won’t be able to attend the meeting.Unfortunately Unfortunately unfortunate adj. It was an accident.
It is that you missed the meeting.unfortunate unfortunate 4. alive adj. living, not deadShe was still when she was sent to the hospital.
He was buried in the earthquake.alivealive*live, living, livelyShe’s a child and popular with everyone.
fish
coverage of the World Cup
languages
livelyliveliveliving5. destroy vt. to damage sth. so badly that it no longer exists, worksThe building was by fire.
They’ve all the evidence.
Her husband was killed in the war, which_________
her hopes of happiness.destroyeddestroyed6. house vt. to provide a space forThe government will take measures to the refugees.
The gallery 2000 works of modern art.househousesdestroyed7. prevent sb./sth. (from) doing sth.:
stop sb. from doing sth.Nothing will us (from) reaching our aims.
I was by illness from taking the exam.preventprevented8. Tom has been to the Great Wall twice,
and . (他妹妹也去过两次）
If you go there, . （我也去）so has his sisterso shall Iclues( )---(e )---(s )---
( a )---(d )---(i )
luckyruptionightingrrivalescriptionntroductionP1P2P3-4P6P7P8LuckyI feel lucky to have won a place on the trip.I feel lucky ( ) I have won a place on the trip.because/thatI feel lucky ( ) [give] such a good chance.to have been given Loulan is known as China’s Pompeii.Loulan is known ____ the world.Loulan and Pompeii are known ____ lost civilizations.____ is known that Loulan is called China’s Pompeii._____ is known, Loulan is called China’s Pompeii.toforItAsAll the people were buried alive and so was the city.1 None of the people escaped being buried and ( ) ( ) the city.neitherdid2 The people didn’t escape and they were all buried, ( ) it was ( ) the city.sowith1 Today I saw the ancient city of Pompeii as it was 2,000 years agoToday the ancient city of Pompeii was the same ( ) it was 2,000 years ago.as2 I saw streets just as they had been.I saw streets in such a state ( ) they had been.as3 They are kept exactly as they were 2,000 years ago.They remain as equal ( ) they were 2,000 years ago. as1 A farmer found some stone with writing on it.2 I saw streets just as they had been, with stepping stones along the road.Can you imagine the situations in the city? I saw several houses ( ) mosaic floors and wall paintings inside. And I also saw a large hall, with treasures ( ) [lie] around it. Much to my surprise, several houses were covered with ash, with bodies ( ) [turn] to stone.withlyingturnedThe city is believed by many people to have been gradually covered over by sandstorms from AD 200 to AD 500.Ann is believed________ [fly] to Loulan in several days.Ann is believed ___________[write] to Jane at this time.The city of Pompeii is believed ______________ [disappear] for 2,000 years.The city of Pompeii is believed ______________[bury] for 2,000years.to flyto be writngto have disappearedto have been buriedas is believed, …It is believed that…sb/sth is believed to do/to beto be doingto have doneEven that didn’t prevent the city from being buried by sand.The green land didn’t prevent the city from ( ) [disappear].disappearingThe green land couldn’t save the city from ( ) [disappear].disappearance Retell the passage with the help of the following expressions: to have been given, be known for, erupted, none of…neither, as it was, in such a state, with treasures lying everywhere, arrive in, too…to, as is believed…while…by lava and ash, prevent the city from disappearingThe sample passage I’m representing Canada and I feel lucky to have been given a good chance to visit Pompeii and Loulan. Both of them are known for their lost civilizations. In AD 79, Vesuvius erupted. None of the people escaped being buried and neither did the city Pompeii. During the trip I saw the ancient city as it was 2,000 years ago and I saw bodies were kept in such a state as they had been. There I also saw several houses with treasures lying everywhere. Finally we arrived in Loulan. I was too excited to eat anything we were given. As is believed by many people, the city has been gradually covered over by sandstorms while Pompeii is believed to have been buried by lava and ash from the volcano. Though there was once a green land with enormous trees, it didn’t prevent the city from disappearing. What a pity!take me off, take away, take notice of, take an interest, take, take the city to, take it, take over, take a walk, take a trip, take it to be On 15th, July, a plane ( ) to Pompeii from Canada. The city was ( ) by Romans in 89 BC. In 79, the eruption of Vesuvius ( ) many lives. When I ( ) around the city, I ( ) the streets which were as they had been. I couldn’t ( ) that so many bodies remained there. Then I ( ) to Loulan. I ( ) in its place in history. I ( ) a great wonder. There was once an ancient water system, which ( ) people enormous time to build. However, this didn’t ( ) forever. took me offtaken overtook awaytook a walktook notice oftake ittook a triptook an interesttook it to betook take the city to Complete the e-mail that Ann wrote to her friend after visiting Pompeii and Loulan. Use words from the box belowPompeii, civilizations, treasure, commercial, archaeologist, volcano, sand, ruins, erupted, representJane,
I was so excited to be picked to _____ Canada. I have been to ____ in Italy and am now in China visiting Loulan. Both places were important _____ cities 2,000 years ago. They both disappeared and became lost ______ . Pompeii was destroyed by a ____ . It ____ and covered Pompeii with ash. Loulan disappeared under the ____. No one is quite sure why. There are just a few ____ left. Some _____ , such as coins and painted pots, was found, and recently some tombs. I’m becoming very interested in ancient civilizations. Maybe I’ll become an _____ one day. What do you think?
Ann representPompeiicommercialcivilizationsvolcanoeruptedsandruinstreasurearchaeologist Here is a reply from Jane. Would you please help to fill in the blanks?I’m glad to _____ [receive] your letter. I find what you described rather_____ [interest]. Both Pompeii and Loulan re______ lost civilizations. But to my anger, someone broke into the cities, which ____ much damage. They stepped into houses, which h_____ many of the treasures, and then shipped them abroad. Only _____ remained there. What a terrible thing! The governments then should have taken ______ to improve the situation so that people now could make full sense of them. These days I am bu____ in the research about lost civilizations. I hope one day I could step into this field.
Jane have receivedinterestingpresentedcausedousedriedruinssteps Some nouns can be used as verbs. Look at the following sentences and try to guess their meanings.1 Today I went to the film “lost civilizations”. It was filmed by a known archaeologist.2 You have the book “mysteries” at hand. Will you please hand it to me for a look?3 I hear you’ve placed an order for a CD “never destroy my dreams”. I wonder if you can order one for me?Discussion:
Since you have covered the passage and two e-mails, what are your feelings? If you’re interested, will you be an archaeologist? Please present your opinions and reasons.Thank you
lava and ash act or speak for a group sadly ，unluckily rich parts of a building that remain
after it has been badly
damaged or destroyed huge take control of provide space foreruptrepresentunfortunately wealthy ruinsenormoustake overhouseWord study1. represent vt.1) act or speak for a groupThe competition attracted over 500 contestants
8 different countries.representingThe President was at the ceremony by the Vice-President.represented2) to be a symbol of Each color on the chart a different department.representsThe rose a different department.represents2. take over: take control ofThe army has the party.
The firm has by a large company.
When he was ill his son the business.taken overbeen taken overtook over3. unfortunately adv. unluckily, regrettably , he was injured in the first game.
,I won’t be able to attend the meeting.Unfortunately Unfortunately unfortunate adj. It was an accident.
It is that you missed the meeting.unfortunate unfortunate 4. alive adj. living, not deadShe was still when she was sent to the hospital.
He was buried in the earthquake.alivealive*live, living, livelyShe’s a child and popular with everyone.
fish
coverage of the World Cup
languages
livelyliveliveliving5. destroy vt. to damage sth. so badly that it no longer exists, worksThe building was by fire.
They’ve all the evidence.
Her husband was killed in the war, which_________
her hopes of happiness.destroyeddestroyed6. house vt. to provide a space forThe government will take measures to the refugees.
The gallery 2000 works of modern art.househousesdestroyed7. prevent sb./sth. (from) doing sth.:
stop sb. from doing sth.Nothing will us (from) reaching our aims.
I was by illness from taking the exam.preventprevented8. Tom has been to the Great Wall twice,
and . (他妹妹也去过两次）
If you go there, . （我也去）so has his sisterso shall Iclues( )---(e )---(s )---
( a )---(d )---(i )
luckyruptionightingrrivalescriptionntroductionP1P2P3-4P6P7P8LuckyI feel lucky to have won a place on the trip.I feel lucky ( ) I have won a place on the trip.because/thatI feel lucky ( ) [give] such a good chance.to have been given Loulan is known as China’s Pompeii.Loulan is known ____ the world.Loulan and Pompeii are known ____ lost civilizations.____ is known that Loulan is called China’s Pompeii._____ is known, Loulan is called China’s Pompeii.toforItAsAll the people were buried alive and so was the city.1 None of the people escaped being buried and ( ) ( ) the city.neitherdid2 The people didn’t escape and they were all buried, ( ) it was ( ) the city.sowith1 Today I saw the ancient city of Pompeii as it was 2,000 years agoToday the ancient city of Pompeii was the same ( ) it was 2,000 years ago.as2 I saw streets just as they had been.I saw streets in such a state ( ) they had been.as3 They are kept exactly as they were 2,000 years ago.They remain as equal ( ) they were 2,000 years ago. as1 A farmer found some stone with writing on it.2 I saw streets just as they had been, with stepping stones along the road.Can you imagine the situations in the city? I saw several houses ( ) mosaic floors and wall paintings inside. And I also saw a large hall, with treasures ( ) [lie] around it. Much to my surprise, several houses were covered with ash, with bodies ( ) [turn] to stone.withlyingturnedThe city is believed by many people to have been gradually covered over by sandstorms from AD 200 to AD 500.Ann is believed________ [fly] to Loulan in several days.Ann is believed ___________[write] to Jane at this time.The city of Pompeii is believed ______________ [disappear] for 2,000 years.The city of Pompeii is believed ______________[bury] for 2,000years.to flyto be writngto have disappearedto have been buriedas is believed, …It is believed that…sb/sth is believed to do/to beto be doingto have doneEven that didn’t prevent the city from being buried by sand.The green land didn’t prevent the city from ( ) [disappear].disappearingThe green land couldn’t save the city from ( ) [disappear].disappearance Retell the passage with the help of the following expressions: to have been given, be known for, erupted, none of…neither, as it was, in such a state, with treasures lying everywhere, arrive in, too…to, as is believed…while…by lava and ash, prevent the city from disappearingThe sample passage I’m representing Canada and I feel lucky to have been given a good chance to visit Pompeii and Loulan. Both of them are known for their lost civilizations. In AD 79, Vesuvius erupted. None of the people escaped being buried and neither did the city Pompeii. During the trip I saw the ancient city as it was 2,000 years ago and I saw bodies were kept in such a state as they had been. There I also saw several houses with treasures lying everywhere. Finally we arrived in Loulan. I was too excited to eat anything we were given. As is believed by many people, the city has been gradually covered over by sandstorms while Pompeii is believed to have been buried by lava and ash from the volcano. Though there was once a green land with enormous trees, it didn’t prevent the city from disappearing. What a pity!take me off, take away, take notice of, take an interest, take, take the city to, take it, take over, take a walk, take a trip, take it to be On 15th, July, a plane ( ) to Pompeii from Canada. The city was ( ) by Romans in 89 BC. In 79, the eruption of Vesuvius ( ) many lives. When I ( ) around the city, I ( ) the streets which were as they had been. I couldn’t ( ) that so many bodies remained there. Then I ( ) to Loulan. I ( ) in its place in history. I ( ) a great wonder. There was once an ancient water system, which ( ) people enormous time to build. However, this didn’t ( ) forever. took me offtaken overtook awaytook a walktook notice oftake ittook a triptook an interesttook it to betook take the city to Complete the e-mail that Ann wrote to her friend after visiting Pompeii and Loulan. Use words from the box belowPompeii, civilizations, treasure, commercial, archaeologist, volcano, sand, ruins, erupted, representJane,
I was so excited to be picked to _____ Canada. I have been to ____ in Italy and am now in China visiting Loulan. Both places were important _____ cities 2,000 years ago. They both disappeared and became lost ______ . Pompeii was destroyed by a ____ . It ____ and covered Pompeii with ash. Loulan disappeared under the ____. No one is quite sure why. There are just a few ____ left. Some _____ , such as coins and painted pots, was found, and recently some tombs. I’m becoming very interested in ancient civilizations. Maybe I’ll become an _____ one day. What do you think?
Ann representPompeiicommercialcivilizationsvolcanoeruptedsandruinstreasurearchaeologist Here is a reply from Jane. Would you please help to fill in the blanks?I’m glad to _____ [receive] your letter. I find what you described rather_____ [interest]. Both Pompeii and Loulan re______ lost civilizations. But to my anger, someone broke into the cities, which ____ much damage. They stepped into houses, which h_____ many of the treasures, and then shipped them abroad. Only _____ remained there. What a terrible thing! The governments then should have taken ______ to improve the situation so that people now could make full sense of them. These days I am bu____ in the research about lost civilizations. I hope one day I could step into this field.
Jane have receivedinterestingpresentedcausedousedriedruinssteps Some nouns can be used as verbs. Look at the following sentences and try to guess their meanings.1 Today I went to the film “lost civilizations”. It was filmed by a known archaeologist.2 You have the book “mysteries” at hand. Will you please hand it to me for a look?3 I hear you’ve placed an order for a CD “never destroy my dreams”. I wonder if you can order one for me?Discussion:
Since you have covered the passage and two e-mails, what are your feelings? If you’re interested, will you be an archaeologist? Please present your opinions and reasons.Thank you