Unit 1 Living with technology Reading(1) 课件（31张）
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课件31张PPT。M7Unit 1 Living with technology
牛津高中译林版 A guessing gameA household appliance that can be put on the wall and can make our room warm in winter and cool in summer.
air-conditionerA usually automatic machine for washing clothes.
washing machine An electrical appliance that can be used to keep carpets clean.
vacuum cleaner An appliance with different channels for providing different programs to enjoy.
TVAn appliance, a cabinet, or a room for storing food or other substances at a low temperature.
refrigerator What kind of TV do you have at home?
Is it quite different from the TV that we
saw in the past?
ReadingThe evolution of video
and sound devicesSkimming
for
general ideasThe information in this article is organized _________.
A. by paragraphs
B. in order of place
C. by concepts
D. by sub-topicsteam workReading Comprehension ISkimmingtypes_______history of sound devices
Sound and video recorders
________ and video goes digital
TVSound &
video
recordersEarlytimemodernEarlySound______history of TVage: satellite TVThe in order of ________ (By _______ of equipment)_______How is this text organized?The futureScanning
for
specific informationScanningReading Comprehension II1. When did regular public TV broadcasting?
It began on 11 May 1928 in New York and
in London on 20 August 1929.
2. Who made the first recording of a human
voice?
Thomas Edison.
3. What were developed by the late 1960s?
Portable cassette players and video
recorders. 1. Colour TV became popular within
just a few years after it was invented.
2. People without satellite dishes do not
benefit at all from satellite TV
broadcasts.Reading Comprehension IIIScanning3. Some of the first tape recorders used
plastic tape to record on.
4. Records and cassettes do not offer as
good a sound quality as CDs.
5. New technology will soon make many
of the things talked about in the
article out of date.Work out the timeline for the development of video and sound devices.Reading Comprehension IVEmile Berliner invented a record player that used discs to record on.The first public TV broadcasts were made, in the USA.Regular public broadcasting began in London.The first colour TV programme was broadcast.Satellites were used to broadcast TV.Regular colour TV broadcasts began in the UK.The first CDs were made available.The VCD was born.The DVD was invented. Undoubtedly, both TV and audio devices are always changing and will play an increasingly important role in our future life. What will the TV be like in the future? TVConsolidationchallenge yourself! I. Multiple Choices1. When and where was the first long-distance TV broadcast made?
A. In 1925 in the USA.
B. In 1926 in the UK.
C. In 1928 in the UK.
D. In 1928 in both the USA and the UK.
2. More colour TVs than black-and-white TVs were being used by the year_____.
A. 1928 B. 1951
C. 1967 D. 19723. Who developed the system used for most early TV broadcast?
John Logie Baird, an English man.
Philo Fransworth, an English man.
John Logie Baird, an American man.
Philo Fransworth, an American man.
4. Which of the following is not mentioned in the article?
cassette players
video recorders
3D recorders
DVDsII Task-based Readingcontributions
long-distance
receive
wound
drawbacks/ disadvantages
6. cheap
7. quality
8. standard
9. portable
10. changing/
developing Nowadays, televisions are widely used in our daily life. Many people are confident that watching TV brings us many benefits. Do you agree with them? Why?Writing
Nowadays, televisions are widely used in our daily life. However, different people have different opinions. Some …while others…
Some people agree that… has made our lives more convenient….because…
On the contrary, some people hold the opinion that…has some disadvantages. For one thing,…for another,…
In my opinion,…
Suggested structure Nowadays, televisions are widely used in our
daily life. Some people are confident that watching
TV brings us many benefits while others firmly
holds that we should be far away from the
televisions.
Some people agree that televisions make
contributions to our life. The main reason is that
not only does the television supply a more instant
approach for people to gain information, but also
can make us relaxed after working for a whole day.
What’s more, TV helps to widen our knowledge
and view by covering news.
Sample On the contrary, the other people advocate that
watching TV has many shortages. For one thing,
watching TV is one of the reasons which make more
students wear spectacles. For another thing, some
children are always so addicted to it that they pay
less attention to their study. Last but not least,
people spend so much time watching TV that they
do not have sufficient time to think by themselves,
which is bad for people’s thinking ability. In my opinion, I stand on the former opinion
that while watching TV has its drawbacks, the
advantages are more obvious. Watching TV has
changed into one of the most important ways
which can make us acquire more information.
Read the text again and again. Try to memorize the language points.
Parts A and B on pages 103 & 104 in Workbook.Homework
牛津高中译林版 A guessing gameA household appliance that can be put on the wall and can make our room warm in winter and cool in summer.
air-conditionerA usually automatic machine for washing clothes.
washing machine An electrical appliance that can be used to keep carpets clean.
vacuum cleaner An appliance with different channels for providing different programs to enjoy.
TVAn appliance, a cabinet, or a room for storing food or other substances at a low temperature.
refrigerator What kind of TV do you have at home?
Is it quite different from the TV that we
saw in the past?
ReadingThe evolution of video
and sound devicesSkimming
for
general ideasThe information in this article is organized _________.
A. by paragraphs
B. in order of place
C. by concepts
D. by sub-topicsteam workReading Comprehension ISkimmingtypes_______history of sound devices
Sound and video recorders
________ and video goes digital
TVSound &
video
recordersEarlytimemodernEarlySound______history of TVage: satellite TVThe in order of ________ (By _______ of equipment)_______How is this text organized?The futureScanning
for
specific informationScanningReading Comprehension II1. When did regular public TV broadcasting?
It began on 11 May 1928 in New York and
in London on 20 August 1929.
2. Who made the first recording of a human
voice?
Thomas Edison.
3. What were developed by the late 1960s?
Portable cassette players and video
recorders. 1. Colour TV became popular within
just a few years after it was invented.
2. People without satellite dishes do not
benefit at all from satellite TV
broadcasts.Reading Comprehension IIIScanning3. Some of the first tape recorders used
plastic tape to record on.
4. Records and cassettes do not offer as
good a sound quality as CDs.
5. New technology will soon make many
of the things talked about in the
article out of date.Work out the timeline for the development of video and sound devices.Reading Comprehension IVEmile Berliner invented a record player that used discs to record on.The first public TV broadcasts were made, in the USA.Regular public broadcasting began in London.The first colour TV programme was broadcast.Satellites were used to broadcast TV.Regular colour TV broadcasts began in the UK.The first CDs were made available.The VCD was born.The DVD was invented. Undoubtedly, both TV and audio devices are always changing and will play an increasingly important role in our future life. What will the TV be like in the future? TVConsolidationchallenge yourself! I. Multiple Choices1. When and where was the first long-distance TV broadcast made?
A. In 1925 in the USA.
B. In 1926 in the UK.
C. In 1928 in the UK.
D. In 1928 in both the USA and the UK.
2. More colour TVs than black-and-white TVs were being used by the year_____.
A. 1928 B. 1951
C. 1967 D. 19723. Who developed the system used for most early TV broadcast?
John Logie Baird, an English man.
Philo Fransworth, an English man.
John Logie Baird, an American man.
Philo Fransworth, an American man.
4. Which of the following is not mentioned in the article?
cassette players
video recorders
3D recorders
DVDsII Task-based Readingcontributions
long-distance
receive
wound
drawbacks/ disadvantages
6. cheap
7. quality
8. standard
9. portable
10. changing/
developing Nowadays, televisions are widely used in our daily life. Many people are confident that watching TV brings us many benefits. Do you agree with them? Why?Writing
Nowadays, televisions are widely used in our daily life. However, different people have different opinions. Some …while others…
Some people agree that… has made our lives more convenient….because…
On the contrary, some people hold the opinion that…has some disadvantages. For one thing,…for another,…
In my opinion,…
Suggested structure Nowadays, televisions are widely used in our
daily life. Some people are confident that watching
TV brings us many benefits while others firmly
holds that we should be far away from the
televisions.
Some people agree that televisions make
contributions to our life. The main reason is that
not only does the television supply a more instant
approach for people to gain information, but also
can make us relaxed after working for a whole day.
What’s more, TV helps to widen our knowledge
and view by covering news.
Sample On the contrary, the other people advocate that
watching TV has many shortages. For one thing,
watching TV is one of the reasons which make more
students wear spectacles. For another thing, some
children are always so addicted to it that they pay
less attention to their study. Last but not least,
people spend so much time watching TV that they
do not have sufficient time to think by themselves,
which is bad for people’s thinking ability. In my opinion, I stand on the former opinion
that while watching TV has its drawbacks, the
advantages are more obvious. Watching TV has
changed into one of the most important ways
which can make us acquire more information.
Read the text again and again. Try to memorize the language points.
Parts A and B on pages 103 & 104 in Workbook.Homework