人教新目标高中英语必修二unit1cultural relics reading（共31张PPT）

(共31张PPT)
How
much
is
it
worth?
Please
guess
the
prices
of
the
following
things.
A
jade
sculpture
翡翠雕塑
about
4
million
Yuan
窑址在江西吉安，盛于南宋。产品以木叶、剪纸贴花以及兔毫釉最为名贵。此碗参考价为８—９万元。
A
bowl
(Jiangxi
Song
Dynasty)
80,000-90,000
Yuan
底部有“大明弘治年制”楷书款，盘径２６.２厘米。９６年的拍卖成交价在２０—３０万元左右。
200,000-300,000
Yuan
A
plate
(Ming
Dynasty)
高４９.３厘米，景德镇官窑制品。元青花的特点为体大、胎厚、份量较重，色泛青白。
。
about
100,000
Yuan
a
vase
What
do
you
think
they
have
in
common?
expensive,
valuable,
…
Why
do
many
people
spend
so
much
money
on
them?
They
are
cultural
relics.
Do
you
know
what
cultural
relics
are?
Can
you
give
some
examples
of
the
cultural
relics
both
at
home
and
abroad?
What
are
cultural
relics?
A
cultural
relic
is
something
that
has
survived
（幸存）for
a
long
time,
often
a
part
of
something
old
that
has
remained（保留）
when
the
rest
has
been
destroyed;
it
tells
people
about
the
past.
文化遗产是指历史上遗留下来的东西，常指那些一部分被毁坏，一部分残留下来的历史遗物。它往往告诉人们一段重要的历史事件
The
Pyramid
in
Egypt
The
Statue
of
Liberty
The
Great
Wall
All
these
cultural
relics
are
quite
beautiful.
But
some
of
them
were
lost
or
ruined
in
history,
such
as
Yuan
Ming
Yuan,
The
Great
Wall,
The
Pyramid（金字塔）.
What
can
cause
them
lost
or
ruined?
1.
Maybe
they
were
destroyed
by
natural
disasters
(wind
and
rain).
2.Maybe
they
were
even
stolen
by
invaders
（侵略者）during
wars.
Now
our
government
has
spent
a
lot
of
money
on
rebuilding
it.
Do
you
think
it
is
worthwhile?
1.They
have
great
value
to
us.
2.They
tell
us
what
our
ancestors
(祖先）were
and
what
their
life
was
like.
3.They
tell
us
the
history
of
our
country,
no
one
should
forget
the
past.
As
we
known,
some
of
the
cultural
relics
were
destroyed
during
the
war.
Such
as
Yuan
Ming
Yuan,
it
was
burnt
out
by
the
invaders.
Useful
expression:
I
think
it
is
worthwhile
because...
I
don’t
think
so
because...
Discussion
color
yellow-
brown
feel
like
Amber
is
the
fossil(化石)form
of
resin(树脂)
from
trees.
It
takes
millions
of
years
to
form.
feel
as
hard
as
stone
What
is
amber?
Amber
Production
amber
beautiful
rare/precious
Can
you
imagine
a
house
made
of
amber
?
What
is
an
amber
room?
A
room
made
of
amber
In
Search
of
the
Amber
Room
skimming
the
history
of
the
Amber
Room
the
rebuilding
of
the
Amber
Room
brief
introduction
to
the
Amber
Room
the
missing
of
the
Amber
Room
Para
1
Para
2&3
Para
4
Para
5
1、Why
it
is
called
the
Amber
Room?
It
was
given
the
name
because
almost
seven
thousand
tons
of
ambers
were
used
to
make
it.
2、Why
was
the
Amber
Room
first
built?
It
was
made
for
the
palace
of
Frederick
I.
3、When
and
why
did
Frederick
William
I
give
the
Amber
Room
to
Peter
the
Great?
1716，Frederick
William
I
gave
it
to
Peter
the
Great,
as
a
gift
of
friendship
4、What
did
Catherine
II
do
with
the
Amber
Room?
Catherine
II
had
the
Amber
Room
moved
to
the
palace
outside
St
Petersburg
where
she
spent
her
summers
scanning
Do
true
or
false
exercises
according
to
the
text.
1.Frederick
William
I
was
the
King
of
Russia.
2.The
Amber
Room
has
a
strange
history
and
it
remains
a
mystery.
3.The
Amber
Room
was
made
up
of
seven
hundred
tons
of
amber.
4.The
amber
is
as
hard
as
stone
and
hard
to
be
made
into
shapes.
F
T
F
F
Prussia
thousand
easy
5.
Peter
the
Great
made
Amber
Room
his
Summer
Palace.
6.Catherine
II
added
more
details
to
the
Amber
Room
and
made
it
her
Summer
Palace.
F
T
winter
Careful
reading
Draw
a
chart
to
show
the
remove
of
the
Amber
Room
Prussia
Russia
the
winter
palace
in
St
Petersburg-
the
summer
palace
in
St
Petersburg
German
city
on
the
Baltic
Sea
?
A
strange
history
What
happened
to
the
Amber
Room
in
1716?
Frederick
William
I
(the
king
of
Prussia)
1.
his
in
St
Petersburg
2.
a
small
for
important
visitors.
as
a
gift
of
friendship
gave
to
in
return
to
served
as
Sent
him
his
best
soldiers
Peter
the
Great
a
troop
of
winter
palace
reception
hall
Frederick
WilliamⅠ
Peter
the
Great
Czar
CatherineⅡ
FrederickⅠ
Join
the
correct
parts
of
the
sentences
together.
1.Frederick
Ⅰ
2.Frederick
William
Ⅰ
3.Peter
the
Great
4.Catherine
Ⅱ
5.The
Nazi
army
6.The
Russian
and
Germans
A
stole
the
Amber
Room.
B
sent
a
troop
of
his
best
soldiers
to
the
King
of
Prussia.
C
had
the
Amber
Room
made.
D
had
it
moved
outside
St
Petersburg.
E
gave
it
to
the
Czar
as
a
gift.
F
built
a
new
Amber
Room
after
studying
pictures
of
the
old
one.
Frederick
WilliamⅠ
gave
the
Amber
Room
to
Peter
the
Great
as
a
gift.
The
Amber
Room
was
completed
the
way
Catherine
II
wanted
it.
The
Nazi
German
army
stole
the
Amber
Room
The
rebuilding
of
the
Amber
Room
was
completed.
gift
palace
The
Amber
Room
Purpose
It
was
made
not
to
be
a
___________,
but
for
the
___________
of
Frederick
I.
What
happened
to
the
Amber
Room?
1716____________________________________.
1770____________________________________.
1941____________________________________.
2003____________________________________.
team
ten
amber
gold
jewels
gift
Palace
Read
in
details
fill
in
the
blanks.
The
Amber
Room
Time
spent
A
_________of
artists
spent
______
years
making
it.
Material
Several
tons
of
_________were
used
for
making
it,
with
_______
and
_________.
Purpose
It
was
made
not
to
be
a
_______,
but
for
the
__________
of
Frederick
I.
sent/given
king
wonders
stolen
built
looks
much
like
following
The
Amber
Room
results
It
was
________to
Russian
people
after
Frederick
William
I
succeeded
his
father
and
became
the
________of
Prussian;
soon
it
became
part
of
the
Czar’s
winter
palace;
it
was
one
of
the
great
_________of
the
world.
In
1941,
it
was
________
by
the
Nazis.
Now
a
new
Amber
Room
has
been
_________in
Russian
and
it
_______
________
_______
the
old
ones,
_________
the
old
photos.
Frederick
William
I,__________,
could
never
have
imagined
that
his
greatest
gift
to
the
Russian
people
would
have
____an
amazing
history.
This
gift
was
the
Amber
Room,
_____
was
given
this
name
because
several
tons
of
amber
were
used
to
make
it.
The
amber
which
was
_____
had
a
beautiful
yellow-brown
color______.
The
design
of
the
room
was
in
the
____style.
Popular
in
those
days.
It
was
also
a
treasure
________gold
and
jewels,
____took
the
country’s
best
artists
about
ten
years
to
make.
Selected被选择
Post
reading
the
King
of
Prussia
such
which
selected
like
honey
fancy
decorated
with
which
Suppose
you
are
the
guide
of
the
Amber
Room!
You
are
going
to
introduce
the
Amber
Room
to
visitors.
What
are
you
going
to
introduce?
Basic
information:
made
of
...
History:
1716
1770
1941
2003
welcome
Frederick
William
I
Catherine
II
German
Nazis
Russians
&
Germans
Role-play
Ladies
and
gentlemen,
welcome
to
Amber
Room.
I’m
glad
to
introduce
the
Amber
Room
to
you...
Homework
Finish
the
exercise
book
Preview
the
study
plan:
Language
Points
Thinking:
Is
it
worthwhile
to
rebuild
some
cultural
relics?