高中英语人教版选修八 Unit 5 Meeting your ancestors Period 2 Reading 课件（共18张）
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课件18张PPT。Welcome ! Unit 5 Meeting Your AncestorsLeading-in
What does the title mean?Getting to know about ancestorsarchaeological sitethe remainsHow do the modern people know the life of their ancestors tens of thousands of years ago?
eeeEight wonders of the worldBrainstorm
Do you know some famous
archaeological sites and what were
found from archaeological sites?埃及金字塔The Pyramids of Egypt
were built on the west bank of the
Nile River at Giza during the 4th Dynasty
(about 2575 to about 2467 BC).
The largest of the pyramids is that
of King Khufu, which is sometimes known
as the Great Pyramid. It covers
an area of over 4.8 hectares (12 acres).
According to the Greek historian Herodotus,
100,000 laborers worked there for 20 years
to complete the pyramid, which contains
the king’s tomb.
秦始皇陵兵马俑The EmporerQinshihuangTerraCottaWarriors ,
is a collection of terra cotta sculptures
depicting the armies of Qin Shi Huang,
the first Emperor of China.
It is a form of funerary art buried
with the emperor in 210–209 BC
whose purpose was to protect the
emperor in his afterlife,
and to make sure he had people to rule over. Sanxingdui Ruins--SichuanBronze maskMawangdui Han Dynasty Tomb--HunanA woman body
素纱禅衣T形帛画
Period 2 Reading
A Visit To The Zhoukoudian CavesTask 1:skimming
Main idea:An archaeologist shows some students
from England around Zhoukudian caves
and explains what information can be got
from the objects found in the caves
Task 2: scanningTitle: 1 the Zhoukoudian CavesTopics2 in
the cavesVisit/VisitingLifeFiresscarepreventuncomfortablymademakemindedanimalfishseashellstradedworeNecklace We know Peking Man lived in caves,
and so did Cave Man.
But did they always live in caves
and set up homes in caves? From the bestselling novel “Clan of the Cave Bear” to the 1981 movie “Caveman“,
pop-culture tends to misrepresent prehistoric people as cave dwelling brutes. But even
the most speculative recreations of early human society are based on a few essential
facts. For instance, cavemen made their homes in caves, right? Well, not exactly. According to archeological evidence, prehistoric human ancestors
such as Homo habilis, Homo erectus, and Homo erg aster were nomadic .Rather than
settle in one place for long periods of time, they were constantly on the move in search
of food and shelter. In other words, the term “caveman” is a bit misleading, since our
stone age ancestors did not set up permanent homes in caves. Then why are prehistoric people so often referred to as cavemen? There are several
reasons. First, much evidence of prehistoric civilization is found in caves because the
natural shelter helps preserve artifacts. The earliest cave dwellers date to the Paleolithic period, around 2.5 million years ago,
and evidence suggests that these ancient nomads used caves as temporary shelters
during their seasonal wanderings. The caves often lay on valley slopes and provided
excellent views of animal migration routes. . Even Neanderthals, who lived in relatively
cold regions of ancient Europe, used caves only for temporary shelter. . But permanent dwellings came about
only with the invention of agriculture and animal husbandry. Before those world-changing
inventions, prehistoric people were forced to follow their food away from the warmth
and shelter of the cave. Extensive Reading1.The underlined word “nomadic” in paragraph 2 can be best explained as ?
A: wandering from place to place B: living together in one place
C: travelling around the world D: wild
2:which of the following is not the reason for prehistoric people so often being referred to as cavemen?
A: Much evidence of prehistoric civilization is found in caves
B: Ancient nomads used caves as temporary shelters during their seasonal wanderings.
C: Ancient people lived in caves permanently 3:The text is mainly developed by
A: giving examples B: offering explanations
C: presenting figures D: making comparisons
4:Choose proper sentence to complete paragragh5 and paragraph 6.
A: Ancient nomads did live in many different caves to gather food and hunt animals.
B: Our more immediate ancestors did, of course, eventually move indoors.
C: But there is no evidence that Stone Age peoples set up home in caves for very long.In paragraph 5Para.6Peking Man was discovered in ,on the Mountain, District ,Beijing.
Supposing you were a student from England ,your teacher
asked you to write a report on the Zhoukoudian caves for
your school newspaper after this visit.Peking Man was discovered in , on the
Mountain, District ,Beijing. The site was listed as
a World Cultural Heritage Site in .In the 1920s arch- -
aeologists discovered a complete skull of an ape—man
dating back 600,000 years. It was later named Peking
Man. Stone tools and evidence of Peking Man use of fire
were later found on the mountain. Peking Man lived in
groups in caves,……
Self Assessment Home workSurf the Internet and find more information
about the history of the development of man .
Share our information together tomorrow. Keys to writing a report
to be realistic ;
to be objective ;
to describe vividly
What does the title mean?Getting to know about ancestorsarchaeological sitethe remainsHow do the modern people know the life of their ancestors tens of thousands of years ago?
eeeEight wonders of the worldBrainstorm
Do you know some famous
archaeological sites and what were
found from archaeological sites?埃及金字塔The Pyramids of Egypt
were built on the west bank of the
Nile River at Giza during the 4th Dynasty
(about 2575 to about 2467 BC).
The largest of the pyramids is that
of King Khufu, which is sometimes known
as the Great Pyramid. It covers
an area of over 4.8 hectares (12 acres).
According to the Greek historian Herodotus,
100,000 laborers worked there for 20 years
to complete the pyramid, which contains
the king’s tomb.
秦始皇陵兵马俑The EmporerQinshihuangTerraCottaWarriors ,
is a collection of terra cotta sculptures
depicting the armies of Qin Shi Huang,
the first Emperor of China.
It is a form of funerary art buried
with the emperor in 210–209 BC
whose purpose was to protect the
emperor in his afterlife,
and to make sure he had people to rule over. Sanxingdui Ruins--SichuanBronze maskMawangdui Han Dynasty Tomb--HunanA woman body
素纱禅衣T形帛画
Period 2 Reading
A Visit To The Zhoukoudian CavesTask 1:skimming
Main idea:An archaeologist shows some students
from England around Zhoukudian caves
and explains what information can be got
from the objects found in the caves
Task 2: scanningTitle: 1 the Zhoukoudian CavesTopics2 in
the cavesVisit/VisitingLifeFiresscarepreventuncomfortablymademakemindedanimalfishseashellstradedworeNecklace We know Peking Man lived in caves,
and so did Cave Man.
But did they always live in caves
and set up homes in caves? From the bestselling novel “Clan of the Cave Bear” to the 1981 movie “Caveman“,
pop-culture tends to misrepresent prehistoric people as cave dwelling brutes. But even
the most speculative recreations of early human society are based on a few essential
facts. For instance, cavemen made their homes in caves, right? Well, not exactly. According to archeological evidence, prehistoric human ancestors
such as Homo habilis, Homo erectus, and Homo erg aster were nomadic .Rather than
settle in one place for long periods of time, they were constantly on the move in search
of food and shelter. In other words, the term “caveman” is a bit misleading, since our
stone age ancestors did not set up permanent homes in caves. Then why are prehistoric people so often referred to as cavemen? There are several
reasons. First, much evidence of prehistoric civilization is found in caves because the
natural shelter helps preserve artifacts. The earliest cave dwellers date to the Paleolithic period, around 2.5 million years ago,
and evidence suggests that these ancient nomads used caves as temporary shelters
during their seasonal wanderings. The caves often lay on valley slopes and provided
excellent views of animal migration routes. . Even Neanderthals, who lived in relatively
cold regions of ancient Europe, used caves only for temporary shelter. . But permanent dwellings came about
only with the invention of agriculture and animal husbandry. Before those world-changing
inventions, prehistoric people were forced to follow their food away from the warmth
and shelter of the cave. Extensive Reading1.The underlined word “nomadic” in paragraph 2 can be best explained as ?
A: wandering from place to place B: living together in one place
C: travelling around the world D: wild
2:which of the following is not the reason for prehistoric people so often being referred to as cavemen?
A: Much evidence of prehistoric civilization is found in caves
B: Ancient nomads used caves as temporary shelters during their seasonal wanderings.
C: Ancient people lived in caves permanently 3:The text is mainly developed by
A: giving examples B: offering explanations
C: presenting figures D: making comparisons
4:Choose proper sentence to complete paragragh5 and paragraph 6.
A: Ancient nomads did live in many different caves to gather food and hunt animals.
B: Our more immediate ancestors did, of course, eventually move indoors.
C: But there is no evidence that Stone Age peoples set up home in caves for very long.In paragraph 5Para.6Peking Man was discovered in ,on the Mountain, District ,Beijing.
Supposing you were a student from England ,your teacher
asked you to write a report on the Zhoukoudian caves for
your school newspaper after this visit.Peking Man was discovered in , on the
Mountain, District ,Beijing. The site was listed as
a World Cultural Heritage Site in .In the 1920s arch- -
aeologists discovered a complete skull of an ape—man
dating back 600,000 years. It was later named Peking
Man. Stone tools and evidence of Peking Man use of fire
were later found on the mountain. Peking Man lived in
groups in caves,……
Self Assessment Home workSurf the Internet and find more information
about the history of the development of man .
Share our information together tomorrow. Keys to writing a report
to be realistic ;
to be objective ;
to describe vividly