英语必修 第三册Unit 5 What an adventure!教课ppt课件

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Learning bjectives
After class, I will be able t:1. knw mre abutTwenty Thusand Leagues Under the Sea 2. grasp and apply expressins t describe actins, feelings and views.
Develping pints
Language pints
6. The light, ..., astnished me by its pwer.
astnish vt. 使惊讶, 使大为吃惊astnished adj. 吃惊的，感到惊讶的astnishing adj. 令人感到惊讶的eg Her reply astnished me.We were astnished t find the building still in its riginal cnditin.
astnish sb. with/by sth. 用某事使某人惊讶 be astnished at/by sth. 对某事感到惊讶 be astnished t d sth. 惊讶地做某事
astnishment n. 惊讶t ne’s astnishment 使某人惊讶的是 in astnishment 吃惊地
1) Wilsn has cvered an _________ (astnish) 64,000 miles.2) He was ___________ (astnish) t see hw his hmetwn had changed in the past 10 years.3) T ur great ___________, he wasn’t _________ at the ___________ news at all. (astnish)
astnishment
【语境应用】完成句子。
make sense f 理解; 明白make n sense 没道理; 没意义there is n sense in ding sth. 做某事没道理cmmn sense 常识a sense f ... ...感
7. Then think abut ... make sense in the sentence.make sense: 有意义; 讲得通
1) Can yu ____________ this pem?2) See, yur cmputer has brken dwn again! It desn’t ___________ t buy the cheapest brand f cmputer just t save a few dllars.3) She has a strng _____________. 她特别有幽默感。
make sense f
sense f humr
What is it like in the deep sea?
In 1866, a terrible sea creature is seen by several ships. Bilgist Prfessr Pierre Arnnax and his servant, Cnseil, jin a ship t find and kill the creature. After a lng jurney int the Pacific Ocean, the creature is finally seen. While attacking frm the ship,Arnnax and Cnseil, alng with the whale hunter Ned Land, fall int the sea, and discver that the “creature" is actually a submarine.They are captured and taken inside the submarine, where they meet the man in charge, Captain Nem. Ahead f its time, the submarine is als a secret frm the rest f the wrld. In rder t keep this secret,Captain Nem tells his three newest passengers that they are nt permitted t leave the submarine.While Ned Land can think nly f escaping, Arnnax and Cnseil are fascinated by their adventures in the new underwater wrld. In this part adapted frm a chapter f the bk, Arnnax describes the experience f walking n the sea bed...
And nw, hw can l lk back upn the impressin left upn me by that walk under the waters? Wrds are nt enugh t relate such wnders! Captain Nem walked in frnt,ne f his men fllwing sme steps behind. Cnseil and I remained near each ther, as if an exchange f wrds had been pssible thrugh ur metal cases. I n lnger felt the weight f my clthes,r f my shes, f my air supply, r my thick helmet, inside which my head shk like a nut in its shell.
The light, which lit the sil thirty feet belw the surface f the cean, astnished me by its pwer.The slar rays shne thrugh the watery mass easily, and cnsumed all clur, and I clearly distinguished bjects at a distance f a hundred and fifty yards,.Beynd that the clurs darkened int fine shades f deep blue, and gradually disappeared.Truly this water which surrunded me was but anther air heavier than the Earth's atmsphere, but almst as clear . Abve me was the calm surface f the sea.We were walking n fine, even sand, nt wrinkled, as n a flat shre, which keeps the impressin f the waves.This dazzling carpet, really a reflectr, drve away the rays f the sun with wnderful intensity, which accunted fr the vibratin which passed thrugh every atm f liquid. Shall I be believed when I say that, at the depth f thirty feet, I culd see as if I was in brad daylight?(Adaptatin frm Twenty Thusand Leagues Underthe Sea by Jules Verne)
In 1866, a terrible sea creature is seen by several ships. Bilgist Prfessr Pierre Arnnax and his servant, Cnseil, jin a ship t find and kill the creature. After a lng jurney int the Pacific Ocean, the creature is finally seen. While attacking frm the ship,Arnnax and Cnseil, alng with the whale hunter Ned Land, fall int the sea, and discver that the “creature" is actually a submarine.They are captured and taken inside the submarine, where they meet the man in charge, Captain Nem. Ahead f its time, the submarine is als a secret frm the rest f the wrld. In rder t keep this secret,Captain Nem tells his three newest passengers that they are nt permitted t leave the submarine.While Ned Land can think nly f escaping, Arnnax and Cnseil are fascinated by their adventures in the new underwater wrld. In this part adapted frm a chapter f the bk, Arnnax describes the experience f walking n the sea bed...
when? where? wh? what? hw?
_________t the whle stry
And nw, hw can l lk back upn the impressin left upn me by that walk under the waters? Wrds are nt enugh t relate such wnders! Captain Nem walked in frnt,ne f his men fllwing sme steps behind. Cnseil and I remained near each ther, as if an exchange f wrds had been pssible thrugh ur metal cases. I n lnger felt the weight f my clthes,r f my shes, f my air supply, r my thick helmet, inside which my head shk like a nut in its shell.
lead this paragraph
actins：hw they walked under the waters
feelings: as lnger felt the weight
The light,which lit the sil thirty feet belw the surface f the cean, astnished me by its pwer.The slar rays shne thrugh the watery mass easily, and cnsumed all clur, and I clearly distinguished bjects at a distance f a hundred and fifty yards,.Beynd that the clurs darkened int fine shades f deep blue, and gradually disappeared.Truly this water which surrunded me was but anther air heavier than the Earth's atmsphere, but almst as clear . Abve me was the calm surface f the sea.We were walking n fine, even sand, nt wrinkled, as n a flat shre, which keeps the impressin f the waves.This dazzling carpet, really a reflectr, drve away the rays f the sun with wnderful intensity, which accunted fr the vibratin which passed thrugh every atm f liquid. Shall I be believed when I say that, at the depth f thirty feet, I culd see as if I was in brad daylight?(Adaptatin frm Twenty Thusand Leagues Underthe Sea by Jules Verne)
the slar rays
views:the slar rays shne thrugh and were reflected by the sand,accunting fr the water vibratin.
think & share
What des the authr mean by "Wrds are nt enugh t relate such wnders"?
Is the cean f ur wrld clean and beautiful as it is in Jules Verne’ bk?
1.Write yur pinins and suggestins n “ Is the cean f ur wrld clean and beautiful as it is in Junes Verne’ bk?”2.Read the passage n less than twice.
Assignments
He ________ his experience in his diary. They entered a valley at dusk. It _________ them that they culdn’t find the exit. In the darkness, they culdn’t _________ the directin. What was wrse, they had _________ mst f their fd.
Cmplete the diary with the wrds and expressins.
distinguish
distinguish, permit, in charge, cnsume, beneath,in brad daylight, impressin, accunt fr, relate, astnish
The captain died and he was _____________. The dangerus situatin didn’t ___________him t be sad fr a lng time. He must find a way t take all the members ut. He fund ut the water in the valley _____________ the death. At last, he discvered a cave t escape frm the valley. Nw he lay ________the sun, thinking f the deep d_______________ that the valley left him and the jy t be ________________ again.
accunted fr
in brad daylight