人教版必修2unit 2 The Olympic Games Warming up课件（42张PPT）
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| 名称 | 人教版必修2unit 2 The Olympic Games Warming up课件（42张PPT） |  | |
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| 科目 | 英语 | ||
| 更新时间 | 2017-10-01 19:24:27 | ||
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课件42张PPT。The Olympic GamesOlympic Games in historyWhat do you know about Olympic Games?Which country host the latest Olympic Games?Rio de Janeiro, BrazilBoxingSwimmingCyclingDivingCan you name the events of the Olympic Games according to the following signs?BadmintonBaseballBasketballGymnasticsWhat do you know about the Olympic Games? Try this quiz and we will see who does the best. Where did the ancient Olympic Games
start?Olympia
in Greece2. How many countries competed in the ancient Olympic Games?only one,
Greece3. Who could not take part in the ancient Olympic Games?women and slaves4. What was rewarded to the winners
in ancient Olympic Games?olive wreath5. When and where did the modern Olympic Games start?Athens in 18966. Who was China’s first gold medal winner and for what event?Xu Haifeng for shooting7. What are the three words that show the spirit of the Olympic Games?swifter higher strongerAsiaAfricaEuropeOceaniaAmerica8. What do the five rings on the Olympic
flag stand for?the five continents9. What are the official mascots for
the Beijing Olympics?The five mascots are officially called
the Fuwa.VSThe Ancient
Olympic GamesThe Modern
Olympic GamesThe Ancient
Olympic Games The winners got wreaths made of olive leaves. They did not receive money but they could get presents from their hometowns. Some towns fed their winners or gave them good seats at the theatre.Many of the events in the ancient Olympic Games are part of the events in the present-day Olympic Games. The marathon was not part of the ancient Olympic Games, meanwhile, the chariot races(马车赛) and the pankration(古希腊式搏击 ) are not part of the modern Olympic Games.The Modern
Olympic Games The Modern Olympic GamesThe?first?modern?Olympic?games?were?held?in?Athens(雅典) in?1896 and?only twelve countries?participated. Since then the games have been held every four years except during the interruption of the?two World Wars.?The Olympic Games include the Summer Olympic Games, the Winter Olympic Games?for ice and winter sports, the Paralympic Games (残奥会)?for athletes with a disability, and the?Youth Olympic Games?for teenage athletes.? Look at these picturesDo you still remember the moments?Beijing Olympic Gamesopening ceremonyOne World,
One DreamMottoNew Beijing,
Great Olympics Emblem (会徽)The Torch of the Beijing Olympic Games goldsilverbronzeOlympic MedalsDo you know who he is?Pausanias was a Greek traveler and geographer of the 2nd century AD. He is famous for his Description of Greece (希腊志)— a lengthy work that describes ancient Greece from firsthand observations, and is a crucial link between classical literature and modern archaeology.Pausanias wants to know more about the modern Olympic Games. He is now interviewing Li Yan, a volunteer for the 2008 Olympic Games. What will they talk about?Skimming for general ideaThis interview is mainly about ______.
A. the story of a Greek writer Pausanias
and a Chinese girl Li Yan
B. a magical journey by Pausanias
C. the similarities and differences about
the ancient and modern Olympics
D. the ancient Olympic Games in GreeceChoose the best answer.Scanning for specific information1) Why did Pausanias come to China from ancient Greece?
A. To watch the present-day Olympic Games.
B. To take part in the present-day Olympic Games.
C. To work as a volunteer for the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games.
D. To find out something about the present-day Olympic Games.1. Choose the best answer.2) Who can take part in the Olympic Games?
A. Those who have wide experience of competing in games.
B. Those who have won championships in their own countries.
C. Those who have reached the agreed standard for their event.
D. Those who are strong enough to compete in games.3) Which of the following can’t be seen in the Summer Olympic Games?
A. Running races. B. Swimming.
C. Sailing. D. Skiing.
4) What will be given to the winners of the modern Olympic Games?
A. Medals. B. The olive wreath.
C. Prize money. D. Gold.5) Why do so many countries compete for hosting the Olympic Games?
A. Because it can make the host country earn lots of money.
B. Because it can make the host country win more medals.
C. Because it’s a great responsibility and a great honour.
D. Because it can make the host country stronger. Just Greece could take part in the
ancient Olympic Games.
2. Slaves and women used to join in the
Olympic Games.
3. The Winter Olympics are usually held
two years before the Summer Olympics.
4. There are many events like ice skating
and volleyball which need snow and ice
in the Winter Olympics. True or falsenot5. The modern Olympic Games are hosted
by different countries.
6. Both the Summer and Winter Olympics
are held every two years.
7. There are running races in the Winter
Olympics.
8. Every athlete can take part in the new
Olympics.
9. The Olympics were born in Greece. fournowho has reached the agreed standard3. only competitors from Greece2. no women or slaves can take partP111(2) Find out the characteristics and similarities of the ancient and modern Olympics.4. all round the world2. anyone can take part if they reach
the standard3. competitors from all over the world5. more than 250 events3. no prize money for winners2. held every 4 years4. seen as most important competition
start?Olympia
in Greece2. How many countries competed in the ancient Olympic Games?only one,
Greece3. Who could not take part in the ancient Olympic Games?women and slaves4. What was rewarded to the winners
in ancient Olympic Games?olive wreath5. When and where did the modern Olympic Games start?Athens in 18966. Who was China’s first gold medal winner and for what event?Xu Haifeng for shooting7. What are the three words that show the spirit of the Olympic Games?swifter higher strongerAsiaAfricaEuropeOceaniaAmerica8. What do the five rings on the Olympic
flag stand for?the five continents9. What are the official mascots for
the Beijing Olympics?The five mascots are officially called
the Fuwa.VSThe Ancient
Olympic GamesThe Modern
Olympic GamesThe Ancient
Olympic Games The winners got wreaths made of olive leaves. They did not receive money but they could get presents from their hometowns. Some towns fed their winners or gave them good seats at the theatre.Many of the events in the ancient Olympic Games are part of the events in the present-day Olympic Games. The marathon was not part of the ancient Olympic Games, meanwhile, the chariot races(马车赛) and the pankration(古希腊式搏击 ) are not part of the modern Olympic Games.The Modern
Olympic Games The Modern Olympic GamesThe?first?modern?Olympic?games?were?held?in?Athens(雅典) in?1896 and?only twelve countries?participated. Since then the games have been held every four years except during the interruption of the?two World Wars.?The Olympic Games include the Summer Olympic Games, the Winter Olympic Games?for ice and winter sports, the Paralympic Games (残奥会)?for athletes with a disability, and the?Youth Olympic Games?for teenage athletes.? Look at these picturesDo you still remember the moments?Beijing Olympic Gamesopening ceremonyOne World,
One DreamMottoNew Beijing,
Great Olympics Emblem (会徽)The Torch of the Beijing Olympic Games goldsilverbronzeOlympic MedalsDo you know who he is?Pausanias was a Greek traveler and geographer of the 2nd century AD. He is famous for his Description of Greece (希腊志)— a lengthy work that describes ancient Greece from firsthand observations, and is a crucial link between classical literature and modern archaeology.Pausanias wants to know more about the modern Olympic Games. He is now interviewing Li Yan, a volunteer for the 2008 Olympic Games. What will they talk about?Skimming for general ideaThis interview is mainly about ______.
A. the story of a Greek writer Pausanias
and a Chinese girl Li Yan
B. a magical journey by Pausanias
C. the similarities and differences about
the ancient and modern Olympics
D. the ancient Olympic Games in GreeceChoose the best answer.Scanning for specific information1) Why did Pausanias come to China from ancient Greece?
A. To watch the present-day Olympic Games.
B. To take part in the present-day Olympic Games.
C. To work as a volunteer for the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games.
D. To find out something about the present-day Olympic Games.1. Choose the best answer.2) Who can take part in the Olympic Games?
A. Those who have wide experience of competing in games.
B. Those who have won championships in their own countries.
C. Those who have reached the agreed standard for their event.
D. Those who are strong enough to compete in games.3) Which of the following can’t be seen in the Summer Olympic Games?
A. Running races. B. Swimming.
C. Sailing. D. Skiing.
4) What will be given to the winners of the modern Olympic Games?
A. Medals. B. The olive wreath.
C. Prize money. D. Gold.5) Why do so many countries compete for hosting the Olympic Games?
A. Because it can make the host country earn lots of money.
B. Because it can make the host country win more medals.
C. Because it’s a great responsibility and a great honour.
D. Because it can make the host country stronger. Just Greece could take part in the
ancient Olympic Games.
2. Slaves and women used to join in the
Olympic Games.
3. The Winter Olympics are usually held
two years before the Summer Olympics.
4. There are many events like ice skating
and volleyball which need snow and ice
in the Winter Olympics. True or falsenot5. The modern Olympic Games are hosted
by different countries.
6. Both the Summer and Winter Olympics
are held every two years.
7. There are running races in the Winter
Olympics.
8. Every athlete can take part in the new
Olympics.
9. The Olympics were born in Greece. fournowho has reached the agreed standard3. only competitors from Greece2. no women or slaves can take partP111(2) Find out the characteristics and similarities of the ancient and modern Olympics.4. all round the world2. anyone can take part if they reach
the standard3. competitors from all over the world5. more than 250 events3. no prize money for winners2. held every 4 years4. seen as most important competition