Unit 4 History and Traditions Reading and thinking What's in a name课件 2023-2024学年高中英语人教版必修第二册

同某人开玩笑 因环境不熟悉而感到尴尬的人 be used for according to be confused by lead to confusion do a research project on family tree be similar to 致命的弱点 result in refer to ... as ... belong to as well as military defence if any a little bit solve a puzzle join... to break away from sb leave behind have sth done make changes to enter into date back to for example education/legal system be surrounded by take over at differen times throughout history all the way keep your eyes open for sort out Reading and Thinking Unit 4 History and Traditions think: What type of map is it? A. traffic map B. weathermap C. resource map D. administrative zoning map E. topographic map 交通图；气候图；资源图；行政区规划图；地形图 What do the different symbols and colors stands for? the red spot the small circles the capital big cities How many parts(countries) can you see that make up the UK? Read the title and predict. What’s in A Name? Which name will be talked about in the passage? What the text is mainly about? The passage may talk about the history of the UK Puzzle about the main idea. Match the following main ideas with the right paragraphs. ( )Para 1 A. The similarities and differences between the 4 countries. B. The 4 groups of people in the history of the UK and their influence. C. Introduction of the topic. D. More information about the United Kingdom. E. The formation of the UK. ( )Para 2 ( )Para 3 ( )Para 4 ( )Para 5 A B C D E Para 1. 1. Find out the puzzle that people have about the UK. 2. What suggestion is given by the author to solve the puzzle? Puzzle about formation--Para 2. 16th century 18th century 20th century Wales was joined Scotland was joined Southern Ireland was broke away from The kingdom of England The kingdom of Great Britain The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland In what order is this paragraph developed? 19th century Ireland was joined Puzzle about Formation. Who is lying? You can see both England and Wal