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1、新课标人教版课件系列,高中英语 选修(模块）6-5.13,Period 5 Listening,Listen to three volcanologists talking about frightening experience in their work life. The texts model ways to expresss feelings of anxiety and fear.,Look at the three pictures of volcanologists at work. After first listening, write their names under
2、the pictures,A,B,Sarah Tang,Frank Gore,Jane Small,C,2. Listen to the tape again. Answer the questions: (1) How long has he/she been a volcanologist ? (2) In what country was the volcan he/she talks about ? (3) Why did he/she forget to be frightened ?,Jane Small :,(1) Five years,(2) Alaska,She was ex
3、cited about what she had done.,Frank Gore :,(1) Ten years,(2) Hawaii,The pilot had to fly to get under the clouds,Sarah Tang :,(1) Twenty years,(2) New Zealand,She felt the ground tremble.,3. Listen to the tape once more. Write the names of the person before the things they said,I was so excited abo
4、ut what I have done and where I was, I forgot my fear.,Jane Small,(2) I was very worried that the volcano might erupt while I was still in side.,Sarah Tang,(3) I was very relieved when we finally reached our camp.,Frank Gore,(4) I was trembling almost as much as the ground under my feet.,Sarah Tang,
5、(5) I was still terrified.,Jane Small,(6) I was so nervous that my whole body was damp with sweat.,Frank Gore,(7) I was so anxious that I couldnt move for a long time.,Jane Small,(8) I had to force myself not to panic.,Jane Small,(9) Then I got up the courage to bend over the boiling lava.,Jane Smal
6、l,Listening text:,Experiencing Volcanoes Close Up Hi, I am jane small. Ive been a volcanologist for five years but I stilll remember the first time I went into a crater. I was terrified. We were at the top of an active volcano in Alaska. The more experienced people in the group were already on the e
7、dge of the crater but I was so anxious, I could not move for a long time. I had to force myself not to panic. Eventually I managed to walk down to the others but I was still terrified.,Then I got up the courage to bend over the boiling lava and collect a sample. I was so excited about what I had don
8、e and where I was that I forgot my fear. After that I was never as frightened again, although Im always careful. It was would be very foolish to become careless when youre standing on a live volcano. Hi, I am Frank Gore. Ive been studing volcanoes for almost 10 years. The most frightening experience
9、 Ive ever had was while flying over a volcano in Hawaii. I had just,finished making a map of the direction of the lava. Suddenly, the clouds came down really low and the helicopter Pilot couldnt tell where we were, so she flew down below the clouds, very close to the volcano. We flew between the fie
10、ry red lava below and the thick, dark clouds above. I was so nervous my whole body was damp with sweat. I was very relieved when we finally reached our camp. Hi, I am Sarah Tang. Ive been studing volcanoes for almost twenty years. Ill never forget the amazing experience I had on a,volcano in New Zea
11、land. I was down in the crater taking measurements. We werent expecting any activity from the volcano, so I thought I was safe. Then suddenly, the ground under my feet began to tremble. The trembling got stronger and stronger and after about a minute, a large cloud of steam blew out of the ground. T
12、hats when I realised I was standing on an active volcano. Believe me, I was trembling almost as much as the ground under my feet. I was very worried that the colcano might erupt while Iwas still inside it.,Ex: speaking Think of a powerful natural force (such as an earthquake, flood, typhoon, storm) that you have experienced. You can use your imagination if you have not experienced any of these things. Tell Your partener about your experience and how you felt. Use expressions from Exercise 3 in listening as well as other words and expressions you and your partener have thought of.,