选修模块8 Unit 24 Society Lesson 3 A Changing World课件（39张ppt）
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| 名称 | 选修模块8 Unit 24 Society Lesson 3 A Changing World课件（39张ppt） |  | |
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课件39张PPT。Group WorkYou have been divided into 9 groups to compete.
1 point for each question.
The group scoring the highest will be rewarded.A Changing WorldUnit 24 SocietyLesson 3The world is so big that I want to have a look.Her catchwordDiscussion
The world is changing so fast, do you want to have a look?
2. Where do you want to go?If you have a chance to go to Beijing
where would you like to go?The Great WallThe Water CubeBird NestTiananmen Square
the Forbidden City the Summer Palacethe Winter palacethe Temple of HeavenBeijing HutongsHave you ever visited some Hutongs in Beijing?“不进胡同,难知北京;不进胡同,枉来北京。”PredictingIf you are required to write a passage about Beijing’s hutongs, what information will you talk about?PredictingPredict what information will be talked.
1. What is a hutong ?
2. When did hutongs come out?
3. Why were hutongs built?
4. How many hutongs are in Beijing?
5. What is the difference between huongs in Beijing and those in Tianjing?
6. Something about Siheyuan.
7. Is there any change in Beijing’s hutong?
Step One: Fast ReadingTask One: Read the text quickly and check your predictionTask Two: Read the text and match the headings to the correct paragraphs.(Ex3 on Page 38)PredictingPredict what information will be talked.
1. What is a hutong ?
2. When did hutongs come out?
3. Why were hutongs built?
4. How many hutongs are in Beijing?
5. What is the difference between huongs in Beijing and those in Tianjing?
6. Something about Siheyuan.
7. Is there any change in Beijing’s hutong?
√√√√1. Bad times for hutongs
2. When and why hutongs were built
3. Beijing’s hutongs today
4. What is a hutong?
5. Connecting livesPara. BPara. APara. DPara. CPara. EMatch the headlines to the paragraphs.Step Two:
Intensive ReadingRead the text again and finish the following tasks.
Hutongs refer to _________ that connect
the courtyards of traditional
Chinese houses, and nowadays
it is also used to describe the ________
themselves and____________that live there.alleyscourtyardscommunitiesPara A. Para B&C. According to the passage , which of the following is true?
A. The hutongs were built for military purpose.
B. The hutongs were built to help control the citizens.
C. The wealthy people living in houtongs are far away from the Forbidden City.
D. All the hutongs were built during Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. Task Two: Fill in the blanks with proper wordsrecipesmopsfragrantincenseYuanMingQingParagraph D1.“The conditions in Beijing’s hutongs went down as the political situation cast a dark cloud on China’s history.” Which word can be used to replace the underlined word “cast”?
A. throw B. show
C. get D. be asked to act2.In “Many new hutongs were quickly built to house the increasing population…”, what’s the meaning of the underlined word “house”?
A. a building B. home
C. hold D. give sb. a place to liveParagraph E900longestRongxianQianshinarrowestHutongs not only _______ to the little alleys, but also the courtyard as well as the communities_____ there. Most of Beijing’s hutongs date_____ to the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. At that time, the Emperor wanted to easily______ his citizens. In fact, Hutongs______ people’s life and homes. Near the end of Qing dynasty, hutongs had a rough time due to the _____ situation. Fortunately, the condition of hutongs has ______ a lot since 1949.
Nowadays, Hutongs still play an important role in Beijing and_____ many tourists every year, showing Beijing is an______ yet modern city.Task four. complete the summary Hutongs not only _______to the little alleys, but also the courtyard as well as the communities ______there. Most of Beijing’s hutongs date ________to the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. At that time, the Emperor wanted to easily ________his citizens.
Task four. complete the summaryreferlivingbackcontrol In fact, Hutongs __________people’s life and homes. Near the end of Qing dynasty, hutongs had a rough time due to the ________ situation. Fortunately, the condition of hutongs has ________a lot since 1949.connectpoliticalimproved Nowadays, Hutongs still play an important role in Beijing and _________many tourists every year, showing Beijing is an_________ yet modern city.
attractancient Hutongs leave the strongest impression on thousands of tourists, as they offer travelers a rare view into China′s past. However, we have lost the privilege. Do you know why?After-readingSpeakingIn order to protect Beijing Hutongs, the government is intended to apply for the list of intangible cultural heritage（非物质文化遗产）and it is collecting Hutong-protecting slogan and logo. Please design a slogan and a logo for Beijing Hutongs, and explain your reasons.我就喜欢。
I’m loving it.只管去做。
Just do it.LogosloganLanguage support
alley, rectangular courtyard, dynasty, keep an eye on, community, go down, undertake, preservation, date back, longest, narrowest designConclusionBeijing hutongs are precious cultural heritages of China. Therefore we must spare no effort to preserve them even in a changing world.Homework1. Write down your designing work in the exercise book. Thank You!
1 point for each question.
The group scoring the highest will be rewarded.A Changing WorldUnit 24 SocietyLesson 3The world is so big that I want to have a look.Her catchwordDiscussion
The world is changing so fast, do you want to have a look?
2. Where do you want to go?If you have a chance to go to Beijing
where would you like to go?The Great WallThe Water CubeBird NestTiananmen Square
the Forbidden City the Summer Palacethe Winter palacethe Temple of HeavenBeijing HutongsHave you ever visited some Hutongs in Beijing?“不进胡同,难知北京;不进胡同,枉来北京。”PredictingIf you are required to write a passage about Beijing’s hutongs, what information will you talk about?PredictingPredict what information will be talked.
1. What is a hutong ?
2. When did hutongs come out?
3. Why were hutongs built?
4. How many hutongs are in Beijing?
5. What is the difference between huongs in Beijing and those in Tianjing?
6. Something about Siheyuan.
7. Is there any change in Beijing’s hutong?
Step One: Fast ReadingTask One: Read the text quickly and check your predictionTask Two: Read the text and match the headings to the correct paragraphs.(Ex3 on Page 38)PredictingPredict what information will be talked.
1. What is a hutong ?
2. When did hutongs come out?
3. Why were hutongs built?
4. How many hutongs are in Beijing?
5. What is the difference between huongs in Beijing and those in Tianjing?
6. Something about Siheyuan.
7. Is there any change in Beijing’s hutong?
√√√√1. Bad times for hutongs
2. When and why hutongs were built
3. Beijing’s hutongs today
4. What is a hutong?
5. Connecting livesPara. BPara. APara. DPara. CPara. EMatch the headlines to the paragraphs.Step Two:
Intensive ReadingRead the text again and finish the following tasks.
Hutongs refer to _________ that connect
the courtyards of traditional
Chinese houses, and nowadays
it is also used to describe the ________
themselves and____________that live there.alleyscourtyardscommunitiesPara A. Para B&C. According to the passage , which of the following is true?
A. The hutongs were built for military purpose.
B. The hutongs were built to help control the citizens.
C. The wealthy people living in houtongs are far away from the Forbidden City.
D. All the hutongs were built during Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. Task Two: Fill in the blanks with proper wordsrecipesmopsfragrantincenseYuanMingQingParagraph D1.“The conditions in Beijing’s hutongs went down as the political situation cast a dark cloud on China’s history.” Which word can be used to replace the underlined word “cast”?
A. throw B. show
C. get D. be asked to act2.In “Many new hutongs were quickly built to house the increasing population…”, what’s the meaning of the underlined word “house”?
A. a building B. home
C. hold D. give sb. a place to liveParagraph E900longestRongxianQianshinarrowestHutongs not only _______ to the little alleys, but also the courtyard as well as the communities_____ there. Most of Beijing’s hutongs date_____ to the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. At that time, the Emperor wanted to easily______ his citizens. In fact, Hutongs______ people’s life and homes. Near the end of Qing dynasty, hutongs had a rough time due to the _____ situation. Fortunately, the condition of hutongs has ______ a lot since 1949.
Nowadays, Hutongs still play an important role in Beijing and_____ many tourists every year, showing Beijing is an______ yet modern city.Task four. complete the summary Hutongs not only _______to the little alleys, but also the courtyard as well as the communities ______there. Most of Beijing’s hutongs date ________to the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. At that time, the Emperor wanted to easily ________his citizens.
Task four. complete the summaryreferlivingbackcontrol In fact, Hutongs __________people’s life and homes. Near the end of Qing dynasty, hutongs had a rough time due to the ________ situation. Fortunately, the condition of hutongs has ________a lot since 1949.connectpoliticalimproved Nowadays, Hutongs still play an important role in Beijing and _________many tourists every year, showing Beijing is an_________ yet modern city.
attractancient Hutongs leave the strongest impression on thousands of tourists, as they offer travelers a rare view into China′s past. However, we have lost the privilege. Do you know why?After-readingSpeakingIn order to protect Beijing Hutongs, the government is intended to apply for the list of intangible cultural heritage（非物质文化遗产）and it is collecting Hutong-protecting slogan and logo. Please design a slogan and a logo for Beijing Hutongs, and explain your reasons.我就喜欢。
I’m loving it.只管去做。
Just do it.LogosloganLanguage support
alley, rectangular courtyard, dynasty, keep an eye on, community, go down, undertake, preservation, date back, longest, narrowest designConclusionBeijing hutongs are precious cultural heritages of China. Therefore we must spare no effort to preserve them even in a changing world.Homework1. Write down your designing work in the exercise book. Thank You!