Unit 4 Sharing Reading 课件（22张PPT）
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课件22张PPT。Welcome to our class ! Reading： The first underground in the worldLondon UndergroundWhat fame(adj. famous) does the London Underground have?
It has the distinction of being the oldest and most complex underground system in the world.Read the text quickly and find out the answers to these questions.2.Why did most trains into London only go to the distant boundry of the city? And what’s the result?3.When was the first underground system opened? Because building railway tracks into the city would have caused damage to many historic buidings. Thus many buses were needed to transport people to the city center.In 1863.4.What accelerated the pace of the London Underground’s development?These new ways of digging5.“Having seen the situation……(the first sentence of the fourth paragraph)” What does “the situation” refer to ?Each line was separately owned and many were very far from each other.6.Why was the Victoria Line important?It linked with other lines at almost every station. This helped make the system more user-friendly.
Reading strategy: reading a tourist brochure a tourist brochure about a place of interest
the_______of its development dates or years in the _____of the development__________people who influenced or changed the development _______________________you to visit the place for yourselfhistory
orderimportantinteresting facts
encourage the history of its developmentPart 1decidedAn underground railway was _________to be built
The first tunnels were________The next ______of the underground system was opend
opend
sectionprovidedexpandedadded
The underground service was ________in the middle of the city.
The first railway tunnel under the River Thames was ______.
A public ____________was created.
London Transport was____________.More people travelled on the underground and more_________ were added.
The last line was_________.
organizationlinesdugPart 2Important people who influenced or changed the development Charles Yerkesboughtacquisitionset upaimresultswealthyCharles HoldenAn architect took_____________ for
designing many of these stations and they are still in use today.responsibilityThese are his____________ (贡献）to the development.contributionsPart 3interesting facts
Interesting facts are in the_____paragraph in this brochure. They are about how the underground system was______ during World War II
5thusedMany underground stations____________ bomb sheltersfunctioned asA newly built line____________ an underground factory.was used asA closed station _________ (fill in one word）as an __________ center .functionedanti-aircraftThe station nearest the Prime Minister’s house__________ by the Prime Minister ____ meeting rooms for the government administration.was used asWhich sentence tells us the main idea of this paragraph?So the underground system had some unusual uses during the war.Part 4Encourage you to visit the place for yourself In fact, it is an advertisement.So why not take a trip on the oldest underground system today?Choose the right structure of the text
①② ‖ ③④ ‖ ⑤⑥ ‖ ⑦
①‖②③④‖⑤‖⑥⑦
① ‖ ②③ ‖ ④⑤⑥ ‖ ⑦
①②③ ‖ ④ ‖ ⑤⑥ ‖ ⑦_________why the first underground in the world was developed _______________of the first underground before World War Ⅱ Some unusual uses of the first underground during World War Ⅱ ___________and popularity of the first underground system①②③④⑤⑥⑦ReasonsExpansionDevelopmentsHomework:
. Do the Task C1 and D.
. Preview the language points in this text.Thank you
It has the distinction of being the oldest and most complex underground system in the world.Read the text quickly and find out the answers to these questions.2.Why did most trains into London only go to the distant boundry of the city? And what’s the result?3.When was the first underground system opened? Because building railway tracks into the city would have caused damage to many historic buidings. Thus many buses were needed to transport people to the city center.In 1863.4.What accelerated the pace of the London Underground’s development?These new ways of digging5.“Having seen the situation……(the first sentence of the fourth paragraph)” What does “the situation” refer to ?Each line was separately owned and many were very far from each other.6.Why was the Victoria Line important?It linked with other lines at almost every station. This helped make the system more user-friendly.
Reading strategy: reading a tourist brochure a tourist brochure about a place of interest
the_______of its development dates or years in the _____of the development__________people who influenced or changed the development _______________________you to visit the place for yourselfhistory
orderimportantinteresting facts
encourage the history of its developmentPart 1decidedAn underground railway was _________to be built
The first tunnels were________The next ______of the underground system was opend
opend
sectionprovidedexpandedadded
The underground service was ________in the middle of the city.
The first railway tunnel under the River Thames was ______.
A public ____________was created.
London Transport was____________.More people travelled on the underground and more_________ were added.
The last line was_________.
organizationlinesdugPart 2Important people who influenced or changed the development Charles Yerkesboughtacquisitionset upaimresultswealthyCharles HoldenAn architect took_____________ for
designing many of these stations and they are still in use today.responsibilityThese are his____________ (贡献）to the development.contributionsPart 3interesting facts
Interesting facts are in the_____paragraph in this brochure. They are about how the underground system was______ during World War II
5thusedMany underground stations____________ bomb sheltersfunctioned asA newly built line____________ an underground factory.was used asA closed station _________ (fill in one word）as an __________ center .functionedanti-aircraftThe station nearest the Prime Minister’s house__________ by the Prime Minister ____ meeting rooms for the government administration.was used asWhich sentence tells us the main idea of this paragraph?So the underground system had some unusual uses during the war.Part 4Encourage you to visit the place for yourself In fact, it is an advertisement.So why not take a trip on the oldest underground system today?Choose the right structure of the text
①② ‖ ③④ ‖ ⑤⑥ ‖ ⑦
①‖②③④‖⑤‖⑥⑦
① ‖ ②③ ‖ ④⑤⑥ ‖ ⑦
①②③ ‖ ④ ‖ ⑤⑥ ‖ ⑦_________why the first underground in the world was developed _______________of the first underground before World War Ⅱ Some unusual uses of the first underground during World War Ⅱ ___________and popularity of the first underground system①②③④⑤⑥⑦ReasonsExpansionDevelopmentsHomework:
. Do the Task C1 and D.
. Preview the language points in this text.Thank you