高中英语外研版 (2019)选择性必修 第三册Unit 6 Nature in words授课课件ppt

这是一份高中英语外研版 (2019)选择性必修 第三册Unit 6 Nature in words授课课件ppt，共6页。

Nature can prvide almst everything human beings need if we fllw her rules. But if we break the rules, she is likely t be cruel and punish us. The utbreak f COVID-19 is an example. Dr Peter Daszak, president f the US-based health rganizatin, said, “This utbreak is a lessn fr us. On a glbal scale （规模）, human ppulatin density （密度）, wildlife diversity, and land use changes are what drive new pandemics （流行病）.”
In ancient times, peple needed t rely n nature t survive s they treated it with awe （敬畏）. Fr example, American Indians believed that humans were a part f nature and nature was a part f humans. Chinese ancient peple always tried t keep the harmny between nature and human beings. Hwever, as human beings master mre knwledge and make mre advanced tls, peple try t change and even cnquer nature. They use mre land t make buildings and capture wild and rare animals t suit their wn needs.
In this prcess, humans gradually lse cntact with nature and even thrw it ff balance. Althugh we dn’t knw fr sure what first caused the COVID-19 utbreak, it’s time fr peple t reflect n ur relatinship with ur planet and recnnect t this wrld and everything that we’ve been given. After all, nature is nt the place t visit. It’s ur hme.
1. What lessn shuld human beings learn frm the COVID-19 utbreak?( )A. Humans shuld live peacefully with nature.B. Many wild animals are in danger.C. We shuld stp the wildlife trade arund the wrld.D. It’s impssible t prevent new pandemics glbally.