高中英语人教（新课标）必修4 Unit1 Women of achievement- Warming up and Reading课件（25张ppt)

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“
Women
can
hold
up
half
of
the
sky.”
A
Chinese
saying
goes:
Women
of
achievement
Do
you
know
who
these
women
are?
Elizabeth
Fry
Song
Qingling
Jane
Goodall
Jody
Williams
Joan
of
Arc
Lin
Qiaozhi
Warming
Up
She
was
a
girl
from
the
countryside
who
dressed
as
a
man
and
went
to
fight
for
the
French.
She
helped
drive
the
English
out
of
France.She
was
caught
and
put
to
death
by
the
English.
Joan
of
Arc
(1412-1431),
France
Elizabeth
Fry
(1780-1845),Britain
Elizabeth
Fry
was
a
Quaker.
She
helped
improve
prison
conditions
and
gave
prisoners
work
and
education.
Her
work
helped
the
Quakers
get
the
Nobel
Peace
Prize
in
1947.
Song
Qingling,Dr
Sun
Yat-sen’s
wife,
was
one
of
the
top
leaders
in
modern
Chinese
history.
She
concerned
herself
with
welfare
projects,
especially
the
China
Welfare
Institute
for
women
and
children.
Song
Qingling
(1893-1981),
China
Lin
Qiaozhi
(1901-1983),
China
Lin
Qiaozhi
was
a
doctor
who
became
a
specialist
in
women’s
illnesses.
She
devoted
all
her
life
to
medical
work
for
Chinese
women
and
children.
Her
work
encouraged
many
other
women
to
become
doctors.
As
a
young
girl,
she
always
wanted
to
study
animals.
She
went
to
Africa
and
studied
chimps
instead
of
going
to
universities.
Her
research
showed
the
connections
between
chimps
and
human
beings.
She
works
to
protect
chimps
everywhere.
Jane
Goodall
(1934-
),
Britain
Jody
Williams
(1950-),
USA
Jody
Williams
helped
found
an
international
campaign
to
stop
the
making
of
landmines.
She
also
worked
hard
to
make
as
many
countries
as
possible
agree
not
to
use
them.
She
and
her
organization
were
given
the
Nobel
Peace
Prize
in
1997.
Personal
qualities
of
the
great
women
determined
brave
confident
warm-hearted
responsible
unselfish
honest
intelligent
broad-and-open
minded
generous
kind
modest
hard-working
considerate
helpful
active
independent
Brainstorm
:
What
qualities
do
you
think
a
great
woman
should
have?
1.
Who
is
the
student?
Jane
Goodall.
2.
What
animals
were
observed?
Chimps.
3.
Where
were
the
photos
taken?
Gombe
National
Park
in
East
Africa.
Match
each
paragraph
with
its
main
idea.
Para
1
Para
2
Para
3
Para
4
A
day
in
the
park.
Jane’s
way
to
study
chimps
and
her
achievements.
Jane’s
attitude
and
feeling
to
the
animals.
Jane
has
achieved
everything
she
wanted
to
do.
(a
short
summary
to
her)
Task
1
Scanning
The
whole
day
A
family
of
chimps
wake
up
and
move
off.
Wander
into
the
forest(feed
or
clean
each
other).
The
mother
chimp
and
her
babies
play
in
the
tree.
Go
to
sleep
together
in
their
nest.
The
first
paragraph
Task
2
Detailed-reading
The
bond
is
as
strong
as
in
a
human
family.
1.
What
did
Jane
spend
many
years
doing?
She
spent
many
years
observing
and
recording
chimps’
daily
activities.
2.
Why
did
Jane
go
to
Africa
to
study
chimps
in
the
wild?
Because
she
was
determined
to
work
with
them
in
their
own
environment.
Para2.
3.When
was
Jane
permitted
to
begin
her
work
?
Only
after
her
mother
came
to
help
her
for
the
first
few
months
was
she
allowed
to
begin
her
project.
4.
Chimps
eat
only
fruit
and
nuts.
(
T
or
F
)
Fruit,
nuts
and
meat.
F
Para3.
2.
True
or
false:
1).
She
supposes
that
people
should
not
use
chimps
for
entertainment.
2).
She
has
built
special
places
for
the
wild
animals
to
live
in.
1.
Where
did
Jane
Goodall
suggest
that
the
chimps
be
left?
She
suggested
the
chimps
should
be
left
in
the
wild.
3.
Why
does
Jane
think
the
wild
chimps
are
lucky?
A.
Because
they
can
do
something
wrong
and
get
away
with
it.
B.
Because
they
can
hunt
and
eat
meat.
C.
Because
they
are
free
from
cages
and
laboratories.
D.
Because
they
can
be
taken
care
of
by
her.
.Working
with
animals
in
their
own
environment
.Gaining
a
doctor’s
degree
for
her
studies
.Showing
that
women
can
live
in
the
forest
as
men
can
Para4.
What
achievements
has
Jane
made?
1.
The
purpose
of
her
study
was
to
_____.
A.
watch
the
wild
chimps
in
cages
B.
gain
a
doctor’s
degree
C.
understand
and
respect
the
lives
of
chimps
D.
live
in
the
forest
as
men
can
C
Comprehending
2.
Which
of
the
following
is
true
according
to
the
text?
A.
Jane
Goodall
is
the
first
person
to
understand
chimps’
behaviour
fully.
B.
Nobody
had
studied
the
chimps
before
Goodall.
C.
Goodall’s
duty
is
to
watch
chimps
wake
up
in
the
morning.
D.
Goodall
has
been
helping
the
world
to
understand
and
respect
great
women.
Jane
Goodall
has
studied
the
_____
for
many
years
in
Africa
who
helped
people
_________
how
much
they
______
like
human.
She
spent
many
years
_______
and
_________
their
daily
activities.
For
40
years,
Jane
has
been
_____
the
rest
of
the
world
understand
and
_______the
life
of
these
animals.
She
______
that
the
wildlife
shouldn’t
be
used
for
___________.She
______
those
who
want
to
_____
the
achievements
of
women.
respect
chimps
understand
behave
observing
recording
making
inspires
cheer
entertainment
argued
Listen
and
fill
in
the
blanks.
We
have
a
choice
to
use
the
gift
of
our
lives
to
make
the
world
a
better
place.
------Jane
Goodall
1.What
should
we
learn
from
Jane
Goodall?
2.What
do
you
think
is
the
best
way
to
protect
wildlife?
Read
the
passage
again
and
underline
the
difficult
points
that
you
can’t
understand.
See
you!