人教版(2019)必修第一册Unit 4 Natural Disasters Listening and Speaking 课件（共16张PPT）

Listening
&
Speaking
Natural
Disasters
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授课老师：
Book
1
Unit
4
2
Lead
in
We
cannot
stop
natural
disasters,
but
we
can
arm
ourselves
with
knowledge
and
information
to
raise
awareness
and
to
reduce
mortality.
Watch
the
video
and
talk
about
your
feelings.
Pre-listening
3
earthquake
flood
tsunami
wildfire
tornado
drought
landslide
volcanic
eruption
What
natural
disasters
can
you
think
of?
When
a
natural
disaster
happens,
how
can
we
get
information
about
it?
4
news
reports
5
●
earthquake
●
tornado
●
wildfire
●drought
●
landslide
●
tsunami
●
flood
●
volcanic
eruption
Listen
to
the
news
reports
and
tick
the
disasters
that
you
hear.
While-listening
6
Circle
the
key
word(s)
in
the
questions
below
and
write
the
kind
of
information
they
refer
to.
Then
listen
again
and
answer
the
questions.
While-listening
Listening
Strategy
Listen
for
details
Think
about
what
you
are
listening
for
before
you
listen:
numbers,
dates,
times,
addresses,
activities,
people
or
places,
reasons,
etc.
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Question
Type
of
information
Answer
1.
What
was
the
magnitude
of
the
earthquake
in
Ecuador?
number
2.
How
many
people
were
killed
or
injured
in
Ecuador?
3.
Where
are
the
floods?
4.What
are
the
rescue
workers
and
soldiers
doing
in
the
flood-hit
area?
5.
When
did
people
see
the
tornado
in
Memphis?
6.Which
buildings
were
damaged
in
Seoul?
7.What
caused
the
landslide
in
Seoul?
7.8
230
were
killed
/more
than
1500
were
injured
central
China
worked
to
make
people
safe
9:25
a.m.
a
library
and
a
supermarket
heavy
rain
number
place
activities
time
address
reason
●
Began
on
1
May
●
2,400
homes
destroyed
●
Almost
88,000
people
evacuated
●
Hundreds
of
firefighters
arrived
●
Planes,
helicopters
used
to
fight
the
fire
●
No
deaths,
no
injures
Wildfire
Alberta,
Canada
●
Began
in
May
●
82
killed,
500,000
affected
●
Rescue
teams
provide
food
and
water
●
Shelters
set
up
by
the
government
Flood
Colombo,
Sri
Lanka
Earthquake
Wenchuan,
China
●
14:28
Monday,
12
May
●
Magnitude
7.8
(8.0)
●
At
least
8,500
killed
(by
13
May)
●
Rescue
workers
(medical
teams,
troops,volunteers,
etc.)
organized
quickly
Post-listening
Read
about
the
disasters
below
and
prepare
a
short
news
report
on
one
of
them.
Then
present
your
news
report
to
the
class.
How
to
make
a
news
report?
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___________,
it's
_______.
A
strong
earthquake
___
Ecuador
yesterday.
The
7.8-magnitude
earthquake
________
many
buildings,
and
_______________
that
about
230
people
_________
and
more
than
1,500
___________.
Volunteers
and
rescue
workers
_________
the
survivors.
News
Report
1
Listen
and
fill
in
the
blanks
Good
morning
17
April
hit
damaged
early
reports
said
were
killed
were
injured
are
helping
10
Good
morning,
it's
17
April.
A
strong
earthquake
hit
Ecuador
yesterday.
The
7.8-magnitude
earthquake
damaged
many
buildings,
and
early
reports
said
that
about
230
people
were
killed
and
more
than
1,500
were
injured.
Volunteers
and
rescue
workers
are
helping
the
survivors.
Beginning(Greetings
and
time
reporting)
Topic(disaster)
Details(effects
and
rescue
work)
Ending(reporters
&
news
resources)
Study
the
organisation
This
is
xx
from
CCTV
news.
Thanks
for
listening/watching.
Discuss
in
groups
of
4
to
find
out
how
many
parts
a
news
report
is
made
up
of.
News
Report
1
11
Breaking
news,
Saturday
12
August.
A
tornado
was
just
seen
in
southern
Memphis.
Eyewitnesses
said
that
at
9:25
a.m.,
the
tornado
destroyed
four
homes.
A
police
officer
tells
us
that
at
least
one
person
has
died.
More
tornados
are
possible,
and
the
police
advise
avoiding
the
area.
Different
ways
of
greetings
Don't
forget
to
end
your
news
report!
Study
the
language
features
This
is
xx
from
CCTV
news.
Thanks
for
listening/watching.
News
Report
3
Useful
expressions
for
reporting
news
Let’s
make
a
news
report!
12
Imitate
and
present
●
Began
in
May
●
82
killed,
500,000
affected
●
Rescue
teams
provide
food
and
water
●
Shelters
set
up
by
the
government
●
Began
on
1
May
●
2,400
homes
destroyed
●
Almost
88,000
people
evacuated
●
Hundreds
of
firefighters
arrived
●
Planes,
helicopters
used
to
fight
the
fire
●
No
deaths,
no
injures
Earthquake
Wildfire
Flood
Wenchuan,
China
Alberta,
Canada
Colombo,
Sri
Lanka
●
14:28
Monday,
12
May
●
Magnitude
7.8
(8.0)
●
At
least
8,500
killed
(by
13
May)
●
Rescue
workers
(medical
teams,
troops,volunteers,
etc.)
organized
quickly
News
Time
Make
your
own
video
of
reporting
news
1.
Find
the
latest
News
Homework
2.
Report
it
and
record
it
into
a
video.
3.
Send
it
to
teacher_lee@
Thank
you！
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