Unit 2 Wildlife Protection Listening and Speaking and listening and talking课件-2023-2024学年高中英语人教版（2019）必修第二册

Unit 2 Wildlife Protection Listening and Speaking 人类如何毁掉地球 https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1Rx411i74A/?spm_id_from=333.788.videocard.8 央视公益广告#保护濒危动物# https://www.bilibili.com/video/av753133620 What can you see? Images: Words: a clock the hands(指针) in the shape of a gun many dead animals a tiger and a man stop illegal hunting immediately not allowed by law not allowed by law not allowed by law What will happen when it's 11 o'clock? What will happen when it's 12 o'clock? What has caused the animals' death? Message: Illegal hunting has caused the extinction of some animals. If we don’t stop it, human beings will be the next one to die out. death of all its living members What can you see? not allowed by law not allowed by law This is an hourglass. TIPS: Images Words Message Can you describe the posters in your own words? message: There are 150-200 wildlife species lost every 24 hours. Call on people to pay attention to such a serious situation. Up to 73 million sharks end up in shark fin soup each year. Call on people to protect wildlife by stop having shark fin soup. They show that wildlife is _. Every day there are many species _ or disappearing. So it is very important to call on (号召) people to protect the endangered wildlife . What message do these 3 posters share in common? endangered dying out wild animals Before Listening What will the speakers talk about in the conversation? Human Activities Wildlife Make a Prediction 1. Fill in the blanks before listening. Our planet's _ is dying out at an alarming rate. Between 150-200 species are becoming extinct every day. This mass extinction is caused by hunting, habitat _, and pollution. We must make people aware of the problem and help _ the endangered wildlife before it's too late. natural environment where animals live and grow a large number of; huge; serious Before Listening death of all its living members 1. Fill in the blanks . Our planet's _ is dying out at an alarming rate. Between 150-200 species are becoming