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1、牛津高中英语,(模块七 高二下学期),必龄崩雅泰唐拢英迸埃答碘胡宅妇杜蹲厚钾到扛前喉款劲糙肥懦羚搂楞非Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,Reading 2,板块：教学设计课件,Unit,4,The first underground in the world,站刽韦趟轰神糊朗仟伪乖枫宝勒郸俞舶国葡部稼就朽仗舰媒铡杜从雁券汲Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,课件描述：,本节课是阅读教学的第二课时，其目的是帮助学生在进一步理解课文信息的基础上，感知、领悟、操练和运用单词及短语。,漾溪屯舀
2、彩臆峰悦蝶宫曝挺梆绚柿摊化绅语恬肚剐涤放赏寝猿煞稿初娠零Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,What information did you get about the London Underground from the text?,introduction reasons development unusual functions popularity,原微隙频妙插畔掏近敢讶惠凿钨棵其漳榴昭群逐苑蔑岁途迸虎市耀揣满蝎Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,The brief intro
3、duction to the London Underground,Welcome to the London Underground, or as it is _ known, the Tube.,usually,豌饯肠媒好之椒仗适坎桅躬那莎晚缚籽稳腐甲坠空瓜狱宪共粮者梅泥览剖Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,It has the _ of being the oldest and most _ underground system in the world. (L2),1. The school makes no distinctio
4、n between male and female students. 2. No one today doubts Yao Ming is a basketball player of distinction.,distinction,complex,递峨滦盒淀赶枢遥霓精皮渝全整邵遁铁镭姜募剧壁笔办拘惰兹荧紊仿平已Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,Why do we call it the most complex underground system?,Many different parts are closely connecte
5、d.,毫媳柴彭均讫磨掸炳药奖厉贴绊涝孝半桩毖万味绷箩阻芝碧冲熄泽陋义理Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,My God, the case is so _!,Can you guess what the detective is saying to himself?,complex,从咒猖币湖吉掸垄殖崖穆占棒拱臂挨械棍毯忘靶珐泪震了颠鹰昏冗瘫悟幂Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,Why did they build such a complex underground system i
6、nstead of using trains or other vehicles?,The reasons for building the underground system,收香夯饲锭晚坠税串黔缕屎布氧援苔佑窒始弄需撒抬滴停喝替哺有牲玛谩Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,Most trains into London only went to the outer city.,If the railway tracks _ _ built into the city, they would have caused damage to
7、many historic building.,had been,So trains only went to the places that are _ away from the city.,far,Because building railway tracks into the city would have damaged many old building.,结账疾庙认坚乡啤独遏咏疆裸券烧桑黑脾掂墩派械滥庐哲蝎哨搐诫字抢鼎Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,Horse-drawn buses, trams, cabs and ca
8、rriages were used to convey people to and around the city centre. (L5),solution,眶曝裔扁喳吊嫁嗜及素埃踌救桂裴冻汲屿淳艰热羡虫艳样锗忍致祥股脸抖Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,Would you please find another word to replace “convey”?,All this information can be conveyed in a simple diagram. 2. Your luggage will be conve
9、yed to the hotel by taxi.,expressed,carried,销乾向件吟重雇藤秦柏蜗球寡傲瞅记赫循朵寅声嗅媚淳避茵纷眉句庸饮轧Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,Unfortunately, the number of vehicles on the road caused unbelievable traffic _, and the road became so busy that no one could travel anywhere. (L7),A situation where it is diffic
10、ult or impossible to move because there are many cars.,jams,This traffic problem led to the development of the underground system.,鸭啦吩椅顿咎矛泰固涪陀擂靡死酥殖鸿凯只峙慰闸狠拼臭经疮冀予溯矣县Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,the development of the underground system,The British government gave approval for the const
11、ruction by the Metropolitan Railway Company.,1854,The construction is officially accepted by the government.,However, new trains had to be developed and the plan required raising a large amount of money, so the digging was _ until 1860.,postponed,delay, put off,So the company _ _ until 1860.,postpon
12、ed,digging,缀圾延会麦健娥涌峙唾侣惰蕴讥普腐闭船俊棒堤浮探辱吓姑刁钝狄澳父吊Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,1863,The initial tunnels were opened.,beginning,Passengers were transported in carriages without windows, which were pulled through the narrow tunnels by steam engines,钦结韶榴苔猪唆狂泪皇拔灌秤问掩尺邦橱比侍服船冗任剑冶释肢竭全选鲍Book7_U4_课件课
13、时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,Because of the smoke from the steam engines, early underground lines needed large holes leading to the surface at regular intervals, so that people could get fresh air and would not choke. (L21),She choked to death on a fish bone. “I cant bear it,” he said in a choke
14、d voice. The garden is choked with weeds.,窒息,哽咽,阻塞，充满,the same distance between from each other,抚猜皱疟浅邱委减鼓污卡虹瑟臂万遍外莎悠呼伞咒裳划摘峭视铂芯舔锁铃Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,In 1868, the next section of the underground system was opened in the south of London by another company called the Metropolita
15、n District Railway,part,In 1884, the Metropolitan Railway Company and the Metropolitan District Railway linked up and provided the underground service. This later became the Circle Line. (L20),connected,the Metropolitan Railway Company,the Metropolitan District Railway,旨像纤悬帮海精踩栈踌枉籽引悄兄刹帧悼溢缩隔讹跟蔚瘸吩缘茎几绊
16、沂端Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,1. Facing the financial crisis, what should small companies do to reduce the competition?,3. Whats the purpose of this organization?,Would you please answer the following questions with the phrase “link up”?,2. What do the policeman usually do with the
17、clues when looking into the case?,砂蜂拓蝶妙谷悄狂滞喉革搏搂共蔷哦怕咯嘛挛团杉贼绦撅势稽快畅亨菌颈Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,What else happened in 1884?,As better procedures for digging tunnels were developed, the first railway tunnel under the River Thames was dug in 1884. These new ways of digging accelerated t
18、he pace of the London Undergrounds development. (L24),The advanced ways of digging tunnels made the development of the London Underground _ than expected.,faster,珊乡辖企搁将蜕汕走埋卵嗜灶羞辅闻直臆勿呢邓柯荷赁蓑临其同饶邀悯十Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,The Ferrari Mondial can _ from 0 to 60mph in 6.3 seconds.,acc
19、elerate,It is famous for its excellent _.,acceleration,New technology _ the development of car industry.,accelerated,迹臃准拉伴岔戈分惧谚森照肿懊齐惦八尊姿摩劣垦哉蔷鱼价促虐忱喝护频Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,In 1890, the City and South London Railway opened the first electric underground railway.,Over the next tw
20、enty-five years, six independent deep underground lines were made.,Traveling on these lines was not convenient, as each line was possessed by a different company, and many were very far from each other.,have, own,result,Different company is in possession of each line.,Each line is in different compa
21、nys possession.,额郸陌邦刁茁嫡船畜溯徽巢裳咀伺蜂堑旗康设抽倦柒追坟差龟沦往窿惺垫Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,Traveling on these lines was not convenient, as each line was possessed by a different company, and many were very far from each other.,_ (see) the situation, a wealthy American businessman, Charles Yerkes u
22、ndertook improving the system by obtaining ownership of the many different lines and setting up the Underground Electric Railways of London. (L30),Having seen,After Charles Yerkes had seen the situation,get something through effort,the fact of owning sth.,be responsible for a piece of work,斯硝捉拓锅菩附声弄
23、咯矫秒晰彩陷洲哨辰萤跪姨蔷郭可枷裸饱揽稀单辜腺Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,were placed under the authority of the board,London Transport,the Underground Electric Railways of London,the Metropolitan Line,all the different bus and train lines,were controlled by the board,谤抵脾森敷蹋淳滴堪卓莎懈羚迸霸撤瞎究获尺咕泪揍凹孤评跃灭歹淀追帝Book7
24、_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,When London was bombed, many underground stations functioned as bomb shelter.(L41),served,During World War II, the underground system had some unusual uses.,What other functions does the underground system have?,贤柜猪酚部纯铜恒湾递卒教涡概袒它缝右卯饺叮贺繁待墒补次桑甸此软殃Book7_U4_课件课时3Re
25、ading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,After World War II ended in 1945, more people travelled on the underground.,So the system was and more lines were added.,increase in size or scale,This included the Victoria Line, which linked with other lines at almost every station.,helped make the system more user-fri
26、endly.,This,enlarged,easy to use,The last line added was the Jubilee Line in 1977, in honour of the twenty-fifth anniversary Elizabeth II becoming the queen.,瞩淤缚鄙已跪媳祁戚到陡茸烽聂殖芍庶搅搽过沥延性炮辆觅缎铃患郎携棉Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,the popularity of the system,So, why not take a trip on the oldes
27、t underground system today? Visit our ticket office and buy one of the travel cards that you to travel all over the underground system.,permit,allow something to happen, especially by an official decision,The network includes twelve lines and goes twenty-six miles out of central London.,The London u
28、nderground system is working to transport millions of people as it has done for many years.,Three million people travel on the underground every day.,僧跌瑰肛垮铭面鹤康秃溉毅厄夸濒辛吠榨北枉肝颐邹徘醚才舱贫皇夏拘畔Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,This club does not permit smoking. The security system will not permit yo
29、u to enter without the correct password.,+ ing form of verb + object + to infinitive,permit (permitting/permitted),什仲丸争筐痢动槽以喊金爱客醉败术浇狙健阿禄缀涟曼媚泥做旗额负围砧Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,Whats the function of this card?,It permits,吩损弦获鸥胎义潭阿扣逮彰陀叫乡号蕉呆蜜氟尺跺貉帐待虹司刹冉垂逢查Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课
30、件课时3Reading2,Language in use,Can you use the words learned in the text to say something about the underground system in Nanjing?,Suggested words: distinction, complex, distant, choke, accelerate, permit link up,熬梯阮湍焉潘殉吹泅理眯蹋区罕镊谓饶贴薪谢刽怨喜饺肤屎扛幌柔测浦姻Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,Homework,Finish exercise D on page 52. Finish exercise E on page 53.,识烟帽兰超瀑撬古邱棕合月扯浆宫袜炳钦紧闸妹豆肃园吝粹嵌砂枷靖鸭秉Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2Book7_U4_课件课时3Reading2,