外研版(2019)选择性必修二Unit 6 Survival Developing ideas精品课件(24张PPT)

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外研版英语
选择性必修第二册
Unit
6
Survival
Period
3
Developing
ideas
and
Presenting
ideas
Have
a
quiz
about
Mars
1.
Mars
is
the
____
smallest
planet
in
the
solar
system.
a.
second
b.
third
c.
fourth
2.
The
surface
of
Mars
is
covered
in
________.
a.
rocks
b.
water
c.
grass
3.
The
average
recorded
temperature
on
Mars
is
____.
a.
40o
C
b.
2o
C
c.
-63o
C
4.
One
day
on
Mars
is
about
_________
long.
a.
18hours
b.
24hours
c.
37hours
Suggested
answers:
1.
_____;
2.
_____;
3.
_____;
4.
_____
a
a
c
b
Para
1
Para
2
Para
3
Para
4
Para
5
Considering
great
risks
to
life
on
Earth,
human's
Plan
B
for
Earth
is
put
forward.
Humans
choose
to
explore
Mars
to
see
if
we
coud
live
on
it.
Humans
have
made
efforts
to
land
on
Mars
for
researches.
In
order
to
make
Mars
a
second
home,
humans
have
conducted
experiments
about
the
environments
similar
to
that
on
Mars.
Before
human
settlement
of
Mars,
we
should
protect
the
earth
better.
Reading
comprehension
1.
From
which
of
the
following
magazines
would
the
passage
most
likely
be
excerpted?
Give
your
reasons.
A.
The
Travellar
B.
All
About
Space
C.
Environmental
Concerns
D.
Biology
for
Fun
Suggested
answer:
________.
Your
reasons:
B
In
order
to
survive,
humans
began
a
series
of
explorations
to
Mars
and
made
some
progress.
So
this
article
should
be
taken
from
a
magazine
about
space.
Reading
comprehension
Choose
the
statements
that
can
be
inferrd
from
the
passage.
A.
Humans
have
yet
not
visited
Mars.
B.
People
want
to
go
to
Mars
on
holiday.
C.
There
are
plants
growing
on
Mars,
D.
The
greatest
risk
to
life
on
Earth
used
to
be
nuclear
missiles.
E.
One
day,
humans
will
have
to
go
and
live
on
another
planet.
F.
Our
Plan
A
includes
developing
renewable
energy
resources.
G.
The
Biosphere
2
experiment
ended
in
failure.
Suggested
answer:
_______________
A,
D,
E,
G
Inference
&
Evidence
A.
?One
option
is
to
explore
other
planets
to
see
if
we
could
live
on
them.
D.?
In
the
1960s
and
1970s,
the
greatest
fear
was
the
human
race,
and
possibly
all
advanced
life
forms
on
the
planet,
could
be
wiped
out
by
nuclear
missiles.
E.?
There
is
no
doubt
that
humankind
is
drawn
towards
Mars,
with
dreams
of
making
it
our
second
home.
For
now,
human
settlement
of
Mars
is
still
away.
G.
?
The
two-year
experiment
was
not
a
success,
it
did
provide
us
with
a
better
understanding
of
how
humans
be
able
to
live
on
another
planet.
Post
reading:
Thank
&
Share
1.
Would
you
like
to
be
one
of
the
first
people
to
live
on
Mars?
Why
or
why
not?
2.
Which
is
better,
to
live
on
Mars
or
to
solve
Earth's
problems?
Why?
No.
It
is
hard
to
say
if
the
conditions
on
Mars
are
safe
and
proper
for
human
beings
to
live
on
it.
I
think
that
it
is
better
to
try
to
solve
Earth's
prblems.
On
the
one
hand,
Earth
is
the
place
where
life
began,
where
life
has
lived
for
billions
of
years.
On
the
other
hand,
it
is
easier
and
safer
for
us
to
protect
and
save
our
planet
than
to
move
to
another
distant
planet.
Thank
&
Share
3.
Can
you
think
of
a
“Plan
C”
to
save
people
from
the
problems
on
Earth?
All
countries
get
together
to
create
the
Community
of
Shared
Future
for
Mankind.
In
pursuing
its
own
development,
any
country
promotes
the
common
development
of
all
countries.
All
should
be
aware
that
there
is
only
one
earth
for
mankind
and
all
countries
live
in
one
world.
Countries
should
respect
each
other
and
treat
each
other
as
equals,
pursue
win-win
cooperation
for
common
development,
ensure
the
security
of
common
comprehensive
cooperation
and
sustainable
development,
and
promote
inclusive
exchanges
and
mutual
learning
among
different
civilizations
Thank
&
Share
4.
What
theme
do
the
two
reading
passage
in
this
unit
have
in
common?
On
what
aspects
does
each
pasage
focus?
They
are
both
about
the
problem
of
survival.
The
first
passage
focuses
on
th
esurvival
crisis
of
animals
while
the
second
passage
concentrates
up
on
the
survival
of
human
beings
and
the
efforts
people
have
made.

What
can
you
see
from
the
window
of
the
spacecraft?

Can
you
go
out?

How
do
you
get
food
on
Mars?

What
do
you
miss
about
Earth?
Answers
Conduct
an
interiew
Questions
Answers
1.
What
can
you
see?
2.
Can
you
go
outside?
3.
How
to
get
food
on
Mars?
4.
What
do
you
miss
about
Earth?
Sand
dunes
and
stones
are
widespread,
but
dust
storms
stops
me
from
seeing
nothing.
It
is
extrememly
hard
to
go
out
of
the
craft.
many
unknown
risks
outside
may
occur.
We
depend
upon
instand
food
for
a
living.
The
ready-to-use
food
were
carried
with
us
by
pared
to
Mars,
Earth
is
really
a
paradise--
a
perfect
place
to
live
for
all
the
livings.
Returning
to
Earth
Before
writing
It's
a
week
since
the
other
astronauts
left
Mars
and
went
back
to
Earth
1.
Where
is
the
person
in
the
story?
He
is
on
Mars.

I
was
caught
in
a
dust
storm
and
lost
contact
with
them.

The
capsule
is
powered
by
a
small
nuclear
plant.
It
might
have
just
enough
electricity
for
8
months,
if
nothing
goes
wrong...

Now
I
am
worried
about
food.
There
is
only
enough
for
one
person
for
4
months...
2.
What
difficulties
is
he
facing?
He
was
left
alone
on
Mars;
losing
contact
with
others;
electricity
for
8
months;
food
for
one
person
for
4
months

After
resuming
communication
with
the
base
five
days
later,
I
was
informec
that
it
will
be
8
months
before
a
rescue
mission
arrives
from
Earth

Water
and
oxygen
were
my
biggest
worries
at
first,
but
I’ve
discover
an
underground
ice
deposit
nearby.
3.
What
has
he
already
done
to
stay
alive?
He
has
resumed
communication
with
the
base.
What's
more,
he's
discovered
an
underground
ice
deposit
nearby.
4.
What
will
he
do
next?
He
must
work
out
how
to
farm
on
Mars.
Writing:
How
to
survive
a
dangerous
place

Where
is
the
dangerous
place?
eg.
Antarctic,
space,
the
jungle

What
are
the
dangers?
eg.
animals,
the
cold,
no
air

How
do
you
manage
to
survive?
eg.
catch
fish,
melt
snow,
make
a
fire

How
do
you
feel?
fident,
anxious,
optimistic
Share
your
survival
story
with
the
class
For
me.
it
is
not
a
dream
but
a
lonely
island
I
am
living
on.
Faced
with
a
tropical
heat,
I
must
find
drinking
water
within
hours,
or
he
will
become
a
piece
of
fry
wood
before
leaving
here
safely.
Without
water,
anyone
may
survive
for
only
three
days.
Without
food,
he
or
she
can
only
survive
for
three
weeks.
Surrounded
by
beautiful
coral
reefs,
I
have
to
make
nets
or
fishhooks
to
catch
fish,
but
I
also
has
to
avoid
the
deadly
sharks
that
inhabit
the
island.
In
addition,
I
has
to
make
a
fire
to
build
proper
shelters
to
hide
from
dangers
like
poisonous
snakes.
I
can't
only
wait
to
be
saved
It
is
crucial
for
me
to
learn
how
to
make
fire
and
get
something
to
drink
and
eat
as
soon
as
possible.
Luckily,
I
manage
to
have
the
first
tasty
meal
on
the
island.
Looking
at
the
shining
stars,
I
am
confident
that
tomorrow
is
a
struggling
but
meaningful
day.
The
green
lizards'survival
1.
What
happened
to
the
green
lizards?
They
were
in
trouble
because
a
tougher
species,
the
brown
lizards,
were
introduced
from
Cuba.
The
lizards
didn't
have
enough
food.
Under
the
pressure
from
the
new
arrivals,
they
moved
highter
up
the
trees.
2.
What
is
the
main
message
of
the
text?
Animals
change
themselves
to
adapt
to
the
changes
in
their
environment.
Work
in
groups
Talk
about
how
to
adapt
to
the
changes
in
the
environment
and
offer
evidence.
Evidence
in
nature
1.
The
giraffe's
neck
gets
longer
and
longer
in
order
to
eat
the
high
leaves.
2.
The
seeds
of
dandelious
are
getting
lighter
and
lighter,
and
the
flowers
are
blowing
in
the
wind
to
bew
places
to
give
birth
to
new
life.
Work
in
groups
Evidence
in
society
1.
To
see
further,
humans
began
to
walk
upright.
2.
King
Wen
was
imprisoned
in
Youli,
so
he
deduced
“the
book
of
Changes”.
3.
When
Confucious
was
in
trouble
in
the
stages
of
Chen
and
Cai,
he
wrote
Chunqiu.
4.
Qu
Yuan
was
exiled
by
King
Huai,
so
he
wrote
Li
Sao,
Zuo
Qiuming
was
blind,
this
just
had
Guoyu;
Sun
Bin
suffered
from
bin
torture,
so
he
studied
the
art
of
war.
Language
appreciation
1.
One
option
is
to
explore
other
planets
to
see
if
we
could
live
on
them.
?[句式分析]

to
explore
other
planets

不定式短语作表语;“to
see
if
we
could
live
on
them”
为不定式短语作目的状语,其中的连词意为“是否”,
引导宾语从句。
?[尝试翻译]
一种选择是探索其他行星,看看我们是否可以在它们上生活。
Language
appreciation
2.
The
“closed”
concept
meant
that
the
space
was
designed
to
function
with
oxygen,
food
and
water,
needing
nothing
from
the
outside
world.
?[句式分析]
“that
the
space...oxygen,
food
and
water,”

“动词mean”的宾语从句;“needing
nothing
from
the
outside
world”为现在分词短语作方式状语。
?[尝试翻译]
“封闭”的概念意味着空间是为用其内部的氧气、食物和水来运作而设计的,不需要外界的任何东西。
Language
appreciation
3.
More
recently,
scientists
have
succeeded
in
growing
a
variety
of
plants
in
an
environment
similar
to
that
on
Mars.
?[句式分析]
“similar
to
that
on
Mars”为形容词短语作名词environment的后置定语,相当于定语从句“which
is
similar
to
that
on
Mar”;
语境中that
指代
the
environment在比较结构中,that指代与前面同类事物中另一者,也可以指代不可数名词。
?[尝试翻译]
最近,科学家们成功地在类似火星的环境中种植了多种植物。
1.
consist
of
7.
in
the
meantime
2.
wipe
out
8.
be
caught
in
3.
replace
with
9.
lose
contact
with
4.
be
close
to
10.
take
over
5.
expose
...to...
11.
infer
from
6.
stay
alive
12.
at
a
time
1.
Review
the
vocabulary
and
the
language
ponits
of
the
text.
2.
Consolidate
how
to
write
a
survival
story.
3.
Write
a
short
story
about
how
to
survive
in
a
dangerous
place
.