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【学生版】Unit 6 Period 5 Writing & Presenting ideas
【学习目标】
Learning Objectives
1 To know what life is like on board a spacecraft by reading and write a journal entry about living in space
2 To talk about things you would put on a disc to be sent on the next Voyager mission
【学习过程】
Learning activities
目标一: To know what life is like on board a spacecraft by reading and write a journal entry about living in space
Activity 1: Read the passage quickly and find out the main idea of the passage.
Answer:
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Activity 2: Read the passage and answer the questions.
In space, even the most straightforward, everyday tasks can be quite difficult for astronauts who are spending months on board a spacecraft. In this zero gravity world, there is no up or down, and while sleeping on the ceiling might sound like fun, astronauts need to be strapped to sleeping compartments to protect themselves from injury.
Although not many people enjoy doing housework, astronauts need to find the self-discipline to keep the small interior of their spacecraft clean; even using a vacuum cleaner to stop dust from getting into the air filters. A vacuum cleaner also comes in handy for fetching items that are floating around out-of-reach!
Astronauts also need to keep themselves clean. To do this, they use special soap and shampoo which do not need to be rinsed off with water. After brushing their teeth, they spit into a towel.
With no gravity to push against, astronauts’ bones and muscles can become weak. In order to stay fit, astronauts have to exercise on a regular basis.
And while some food items, such as cakes and fruit can be eaten in more or less the same way that they are on Earth, water needs to be added to much of the food that is eaten in space. Nonetheless, a menu for a hungry astronaut can still be varied and balanced, often including soup, prawn sandwiches, as well as fruit yoghurt. And as salt and pepp