北师大版选修模块7 Unit 21 Human Biology Language Awareness 6 (共35张PPT)
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课件35张PPT。THE COURAGE OF A WINNERwarm-up
lead-in
pre-reading
while reading
post-reading Unit 21 Human Biology
Language Awareness 61.To Learn Lance Armstrong's special life experiences and get to know his spirit as a winner.
2.To review Grammar Summary concerning modal verbs and expressions from the text.
3.To use modal verbs to express obligation, prediction, possibility and speculation. Objectiveswarm upWho is he? What does he do?
How much do you know about him?Lead inWho is he? What does he do?
Lance Armstrong. A cyclist.
He had been offered contracts by big sporting companies, such as Nike.
How much do you know about him?
Seven wins in the
Tour de France./ …rank v. It is not always easy to rank the students in order of ability.
to decide the position of someone or something on a list based on quality or importanceWORD BANKFirst Jack
Second Tom
Third Jerry
…ignore v.The door was blown open, but she ignored it.
to deliberately pay no attention to something diagnose v.The test is used to diagnose a variety of diseases.
to say exactly what an illness or the cause of a problem is
despair n. She killed herself in despair.
a feeling that you have no hope at allundergo v.Some children undergo a complete transformation when they become teenagers.
to experience sth, especially a change or sth unpleasant triumphantly adv.?“I’ve got a job,” she announced triumphantly.
showing pleasure and pride because of a victory or success While-Reading Step 1: Skimming
What have been his two major battles?
His successful fight against cancer and his cycling wins.Step 2 Scanning&Making inferences How do you think Armstrong must have felt at these times: Fill in the chart.Everything must have been going perfectly;
had won a major race; was ranked 7th in the world; had been offered contractsproud, confident, ambitious …He should have gone earlier; could not have known what was about to happen. put his head on the doctor’s desk in despair; made strong determination;desperate, hopeless, but determined …Check the answer.underwent chemotherapy treatment;
lost weight;
had to sleep a lottough, terrible, difficult, painful …didn’t need to take more medication;
rode his bike 30-50 miles a day;
hard but relieved people need not have worried about his ability; he must have a different kind of motivationhappy, satisfied, excited, motivated, …Post-reading: Retell the experiences of Lance Armstrong. Retelling Before he went to the doctor, everything _________________ perfectly for Armstrong. He had won a major race and was __________ 7th in the world. He must have felt __________________________.
Then, in 1996, Armstrong went to the doctor with a problem. When he received the diagnosis, he knew there was a 40% chance he ______________ and a 60% chance he ______________. He must have felt _________________________.must have been goingrankedproud, confident, and ambitiouswould survivemight diedesperate, hopeless, but determinedDuring chemotherapy, he ________________ two operations and he ________________ more than twelve hours a day. He must have felt ______________________________.
When he ______________________ chemotherapy, he was training for the Tour de France. He must have felt ________________.
When he won the Tour de France for the first time, it proved that people need not ______________ his ability. However, we ___________________ that he is different from other stars.had to havehad to sleeptough, terrible, difficult, and painfuldid not have to havehard but relievedhave doubtedmust not forgetGrammar: Look at the sentences with must. When does must express:Everything must have been going perfectly.
However, we must not forget that he is different from other stars.
Money and success do not seem to interest him and he must have a different kind of motivation.
But young, strong men must realise that this can happen to them too.a) obligation b) speculation c) prohibitionbcbaprohibitionCars …Practice 1 What the person with the speech bubble is saying? Use must.obligationWe …Look at this photo. Jason …speculationPractice 2 Complete these school rules with must, mustn’t.1. You __________ be on time for class.
2. You __________ run in the school corridors.
3. You __________ give your homework to the
teacher on time.
4. You __________ be rude to teachers.
5. You __________ bring food or drink into the
classroom.
6. You __________ write on your school
textbooks.mustmustmustn’tmustn’tmustn’tmustn’tGrammar Review: Look at the expressions in red. Which of them say that someone:a) did something although it wasn’t necessary?
b) didn’t do something because it wasn’t necessary? …, and did not need to worry about money.
He did not need to take any more medication.
Many people doubted Armstrong’s ability to become a top cyclist again but they need not have worried.bbaSummary“need”作为实义动词时，通常用法是：
人＋need ＋to do
物＋need ＋doing
物＋need ＋to be done “need”作为情态动词时，通常用法是：
needn’t do
needn’t have donePractice你不需要再做了。
You needn‘t do it again．/ You don’t have to do it again.
他们需要填表吗？
Need they fill in the form？
当他问的时候，你其实不必要说。
You needn‘t have said that when he asked．
我们需要告诉他真相。(否定)
We need to tell him the truth．/ We don’t need to tell him the truth. / We needn’t tell him the truth.
这些花需要浇水。
The flowers need watering．
他的皮鞋需要修补。
His leather shoes need to be mended． Grammar Review: Read these sentences from the text. Does will express:1. Many people will know about Lance Armstrong’s seven wins in the Tour de France.
2. Fewer people will have heard of his battle with cancer. a) future b) speculation c) obligationbbWhat time does each sentence talk about?presentpast这可能是你正在找的那本书。
This’ll be the book you are looking for. practicespeculation Many people will have watched Kong fu Panda, including Tuan Tuan (团团). Grammar Summary: Which of the modal verbs and expressions in blue express:a) obligation b) lack of obligation
c) speculation d) prediction
e) possibility/ability?Answer:
must have been going c) should have done a)
could continue e) could not have known c)
would survive d) might die c) had to have a)
had to sleep a) did not have to have b)
does not have to worry b) must not forget a)
must have c) must realise a)Choose suitable modal verbs below to complete the following dialogues. There may be more than one possibility.SAM: How can I grow thinner, Mum?
MUM: Well, you ___________ eat food with plenty of fibre that helps you digest better. And you __________ stop drinking cola or eating sweet food.
SAM: Does it mean I _________ eat my favourite fried chicken any more?
MUM: Not exactly, if you love fried chicken, you _________ give it up. Just eat it less often. You _________________________ worry too much: a little fried chicken ____________ do you good!should/shouldn’t mustn’t needn’t (don’t) have to will can/can’thave toshouldshouldn’tneedn’tdon’t have to/needn’t/shouldn’twillSituation 1Situation 2DOTOR: You are sick because you’ve eaten poisonous mushrooms. Where did you get them?
LUCY: I picked them in the forest. I know we ________ eat fresh vegetables.
DOCTOR: Oh, but you _________ eat them until you’re sure they are not poisonous.
LUCY: Thank you, doctor. I’ll be more careful next time.have tomustn’tSpeaking: Voice your opinion.Lance Armstrong has written an autobiography, “It’s Not About The Bike.”
How do you understand his words?Comments on this bookLance Armstrong's autobiography was truly an amazing book to read. It moved very smoothly from topic to topic and gave a full overview of his life. It showed Lance's emotions through every phase of his life. It showed how great he felt when he first went to Russia to win his first major bike race, to his devastating feelings when cancer struck. Cancer is such a horrible thing. It is hard to imagine for someone hasn't had it. Lance did an amazing job of showing every last emotion. Lance was able to tell exactly what he was feeling throughout the whole book. I also got a taste of Lance's gut wrenching character through the entire book.
-- From quoting Nick Grover, USA What kind of attitude shall we form towards difficulties?Where there is a will, there is a way. Where there is health, there is?hope.? Homework Write down your understanding of the saying.
Finish the exercises on page 96.
lead-in
pre-reading
while reading
post-reading Unit 21 Human Biology
Language Awareness 61.To Learn Lance Armstrong's special life experiences and get to know his spirit as a winner.
2.To review Grammar Summary concerning modal verbs and expressions from the text.
3.To use modal verbs to express obligation, prediction, possibility and speculation. Objectiveswarm upWho is he? What does he do?
How much do you know about him?Lead inWho is he? What does he do?
Lance Armstrong. A cyclist.
He had been offered contracts by big sporting companies, such as Nike.
How much do you know about him?
Seven wins in the
Tour de France./ …rank v. It is not always easy to rank the students in order of ability.
to decide the position of someone or something on a list based on quality or importanceWORD BANKFirst Jack
Second Tom
Third Jerry
…ignore v.The door was blown open, but she ignored it.
to deliberately pay no attention to something diagnose v.The test is used to diagnose a variety of diseases.
to say exactly what an illness or the cause of a problem is
despair n. She killed herself in despair.
a feeling that you have no hope at allundergo v.Some children undergo a complete transformation when they become teenagers.
to experience sth, especially a change or sth unpleasant triumphantly adv.?“I’ve got a job,” she announced triumphantly.
showing pleasure and pride because of a victory or success While-Reading Step 1: Skimming
What have been his two major battles?
His successful fight against cancer and his cycling wins.Step 2 Scanning&Making inferences How do you think Armstrong must have felt at these times: Fill in the chart.Everything must have been going perfectly;
had won a major race; was ranked 7th in the world; had been offered contractsproud, confident, ambitious …He should have gone earlier; could not have known what was about to happen. put his head on the doctor’s desk in despair; made strong determination;desperate, hopeless, but determined …Check the answer.underwent chemotherapy treatment;
lost weight;
had to sleep a lottough, terrible, difficult, painful …didn’t need to take more medication;
rode his bike 30-50 miles a day;
hard but relieved people need not have worried about his ability; he must have a different kind of motivationhappy, satisfied, excited, motivated, …Post-reading: Retell the experiences of Lance Armstrong. Retelling Before he went to the doctor, everything _________________ perfectly for Armstrong. He had won a major race and was __________ 7th in the world. He must have felt __________________________.
Then, in 1996, Armstrong went to the doctor with a problem. When he received the diagnosis, he knew there was a 40% chance he ______________ and a 60% chance he ______________. He must have felt _________________________.must have been goingrankedproud, confident, and ambitiouswould survivemight diedesperate, hopeless, but determinedDuring chemotherapy, he ________________ two operations and he ________________ more than twelve hours a day. He must have felt ______________________________.
When he ______________________ chemotherapy, he was training for the Tour de France. He must have felt ________________.
When he won the Tour de France for the first time, it proved that people need not ______________ his ability. However, we ___________________ that he is different from other stars.had to havehad to sleeptough, terrible, difficult, and painfuldid not have to havehard but relievedhave doubtedmust not forgetGrammar: Look at the sentences with must. When does must express:Everything must have been going perfectly.
However, we must not forget that he is different from other stars.
Money and success do not seem to interest him and he must have a different kind of motivation.
But young, strong men must realise that this can happen to them too.a) obligation b) speculation c) prohibitionbcbaprohibitionCars …Practice 1 What the person with the speech bubble is saying? Use must.obligationWe …Look at this photo. Jason …speculationPractice 2 Complete these school rules with must, mustn’t.1. You __________ be on time for class.
2. You __________ run in the school corridors.
3. You __________ give your homework to the
teacher on time.
4. You __________ be rude to teachers.
5. You __________ bring food or drink into the
classroom.
6. You __________ write on your school
textbooks.mustmustmustn’tmustn’tmustn’tmustn’tGrammar Review: Look at the expressions in red. Which of them say that someone:a) did something although it wasn’t necessary?
b) didn’t do something because it wasn’t necessary? …, and did not need to worry about money.
He did not need to take any more medication.
Many people doubted Armstrong’s ability to become a top cyclist again but they need not have worried.bbaSummary“need”作为实义动词时，通常用法是：
人＋need ＋to do
物＋need ＋doing
物＋need ＋to be done “need”作为情态动词时，通常用法是：
needn’t do
needn’t have donePractice你不需要再做了。
You needn‘t do it again．/ You don’t have to do it again.
他们需要填表吗？
Need they fill in the form？
当他问的时候，你其实不必要说。
You needn‘t have said that when he asked．
我们需要告诉他真相。(否定)
We need to tell him the truth．/ We don’t need to tell him the truth. / We needn’t tell him the truth.
这些花需要浇水。
The flowers need watering．
他的皮鞋需要修补。
His leather shoes need to be mended． Grammar Review: Read these sentences from the text. Does will express:1. Many people will know about Lance Armstrong’s seven wins in the Tour de France.
2. Fewer people will have heard of his battle with cancer. a) future b) speculation c) obligationbbWhat time does each sentence talk about?presentpast这可能是你正在找的那本书。
This’ll be the book you are looking for. practicespeculation Many people will have watched Kong fu Panda, including Tuan Tuan (团团). Grammar Summary: Which of the modal verbs and expressions in blue express:a) obligation b) lack of obligation
c) speculation d) prediction
e) possibility/ability?Answer:
must have been going c) should have done a)
could continue e) could not have known c)
would survive d) might die c) had to have a)
had to sleep a) did not have to have b)
does not have to worry b) must not forget a)
must have c) must realise a)Choose suitable modal verbs below to complete the following dialogues. There may be more than one possibility.SAM: How can I grow thinner, Mum?
MUM: Well, you ___________ eat food with plenty of fibre that helps you digest better. And you __________ stop drinking cola or eating sweet food.
SAM: Does it mean I _________ eat my favourite fried chicken any more?
MUM: Not exactly, if you love fried chicken, you _________ give it up. Just eat it less often. You _________________________ worry too much: a little fried chicken ____________ do you good!should/shouldn’t mustn’t needn’t (don’t) have to will can/can’thave toshouldshouldn’tneedn’tdon’t have to/needn’t/shouldn’twillSituation 1Situation 2DOTOR: You are sick because you’ve eaten poisonous mushrooms. Where did you get them?
LUCY: I picked them in the forest. I know we ________ eat fresh vegetables.
DOCTOR: Oh, but you _________ eat them until you’re sure they are not poisonous.
LUCY: Thank you, doctor. I’ll be more careful next time.have tomustn’tSpeaking: Voice your opinion.Lance Armstrong has written an autobiography, “It’s Not About The Bike.”
How do you understand his words?Comments on this bookLance Armstrong's autobiography was truly an amazing book to read. It moved very smoothly from topic to topic and gave a full overview of his life. It showed Lance's emotions through every phase of his life. It showed how great he felt when he first went to Russia to win his first major bike race, to his devastating feelings when cancer struck. Cancer is such a horrible thing. It is hard to imagine for someone hasn't had it. Lance did an amazing job of showing every last emotion. Lance was able to tell exactly what he was feeling throughout the whole book. I also got a taste of Lance's gut wrenching character through the entire book.
-- From quoting Nick Grover, USA What kind of attitude shall we form towards difficulties?Where there is a will, there is a way. Where there is health, there is?hope.? Homework Write down your understanding of the saying.
Finish the exercises on page 96.