选修模块8 Unit 23 Conflict Lesson 3 War Memories 课件（35张）
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课件35张PPT。北师大高二Unit 23Unit 23 ConflictLesson 3 War Memories1.To practice strategies for reading under pressure.
2.To know some cruel facts about wars.
3.To cherish our life.
ObjectivesBrain-stormingWhy do you think wars start?Possible reasons:
slavery, oilfield, national security, drugs, religion, poverty, corruption, land, powerWhat do wars bring to us?violent hardfierce damaging and destroying homelessmiserable and cruel nuclear bomb in JapanWorld War I (1914—1918 )World War II (1939—1945 )(1954—1975) The Vietnam War red army in BerlinPre-reading
Decide if the war below refers to.a) World War I
b) World War II
c) The Vietnam War 1. The USA ended the war in the Far East By dropping two atomic bombs on Japan.2. The main counties involved were: Britain, France and Russia against Germany, Austria, Hungary and Turkey.a) World War I
b) World War II
c) The Vietnam War 3. The war began when Germany invaded Poland.
4. The main countries involved were: Britain, Russia and the USA against Germany, Italy and Japan.a) World War I
b) World War II
c) The Vietnam War 5. Most of the battles were fought in Belgium and France.
6. The USA secretly bombed Cambodia during the war.a) World War I
b) World War II
c) The Vietnam War 7. More civilians died than soldiers in this war, including 6 million Jews in concentration camps.
8. Poison gas was first used in this wara) World War I
b) World War II
c) The Vietnam War Reading strategies Reading under pressure Decide how long you need to spend on each task.
Read the questions and decide what strategies you need to answer them.
If you have difficulty with a question, don’t spend too long on it. Move on to the next one- you can always go back to it later.
Don’t leave a question unanswered-guess the answer!
A Brave Patient
Death of a Village
A Happy Ending
Trapped
No More FightingABCD While reading
1.Read the texts and match these titles with the extracts. There is one extra title.12.Complete the gaps in the Text B with these sentences. There is one extra sentence.a) Just before midnight we all decided not
to start firing before they did.
b) We told him he wasn’t the only one
who was fed up with it.
c) The enemy had stuck up a similar one.
d) The noise of the guns was terrible.
e) Then we all got out of the trench.1 2 3 43.Choose the best alternative to complete each sentence, a, b, c or d.1. The Vietnamese villagers were calm at first because
a) they knew the American soldiers.
b) this was a normal procedure.
c) they had identification papers.
d) they didn’t understand English.2. The troops got together on Christmas Day because
a) they had planned it in advance.
b) they got along with each other.
c) they were tired of the war.
d) the officers declared peace.3. The nurse wasn’t enthusiastic about the award ceremony from the start because
a) she had to clean up the ward.
b) she didn’t like her boss’s attitude to the VIPs.
c) the patient had been badly wounded.
d) the patient started to cry.4. The soldiers did not go near the plane because
a) there was danger of an explosion.
b) it had full tanks.
c) it had bombs on board.
d) they had no permission.Discussion
Should we keep war memories forever memories? Tell the reasons.
The war is an ancient history. We should not forget the past, but what matters most is cherishing the peaceful present and moving to the future.Homework1.Find some book about wars and read them.
2.Think about what wars have left us. Thank you
2.To know some cruel facts about wars.
3.To cherish our life.
ObjectivesBrain-stormingWhy do you think wars start?Possible reasons:
slavery, oilfield, national security, drugs, religion, poverty, corruption, land, powerWhat do wars bring to us?violent hardfierce damaging and destroying homelessmiserable and cruel nuclear bomb in JapanWorld War I (1914—1918 )World War II (1939—1945 )(1954—1975) The Vietnam War red army in BerlinPre-reading
Decide if the war below refers to.a) World War I
b) World War II
c) The Vietnam War 1. The USA ended the war in the Far East By dropping two atomic bombs on Japan.2. The main counties involved were: Britain, France and Russia against Germany, Austria, Hungary and Turkey.a) World War I
b) World War II
c) The Vietnam War 3. The war began when Germany invaded Poland.
4. The main countries involved were: Britain, Russia and the USA against Germany, Italy and Japan.a) World War I
b) World War II
c) The Vietnam War 5. Most of the battles were fought in Belgium and France.
6. The USA secretly bombed Cambodia during the war.a) World War I
b) World War II
c) The Vietnam War 7. More civilians died than soldiers in this war, including 6 million Jews in concentration camps.
8. Poison gas was first used in this wara) World War I
b) World War II
c) The Vietnam War Reading strategies Reading under pressure Decide how long you need to spend on each task.
Read the questions and decide what strategies you need to answer them.
If you have difficulty with a question, don’t spend too long on it. Move on to the next one- you can always go back to it later.
Don’t leave a question unanswered-guess the answer!
A Brave Patient
Death of a Village
A Happy Ending
Trapped
No More FightingABCD While reading
1.Read the texts and match these titles with the extracts. There is one extra title.12.Complete the gaps in the Text B with these sentences. There is one extra sentence.a) Just before midnight we all decided not
to start firing before they did.
b) We told him he wasn’t the only one
who was fed up with it.
c) The enemy had stuck up a similar one.
d) The noise of the guns was terrible.
e) Then we all got out of the trench.1 2 3 43.Choose the best alternative to complete each sentence, a, b, c or d.1. The Vietnamese villagers were calm at first because
a) they knew the American soldiers.
b) this was a normal procedure.
c) they had identification papers.
d) they didn’t understand English.2. The troops got together on Christmas Day because
a) they had planned it in advance.
b) they got along with each other.
c) they were tired of the war.
d) the officers declared peace.3. The nurse wasn’t enthusiastic about the award ceremony from the start because
a) she had to clean up the ward.
b) she didn’t like her boss’s attitude to the VIPs.
c) the patient had been badly wounded.
d) the patient started to cry.4. The soldiers did not go near the plane because
a) there was danger of an explosion.
b) it had full tanks.
c) it had bombs on board.
d) they had no permission.Discussion
Should we keep war memories forever memories? Tell the reasons.
The war is an ancient history. We should not forget the past, but what matters most is cherishing the peaceful present and moving to the future.Homework1.Find some book about wars and read them.
2.Think about what wars have left us. Thank you