Unit 3 Period 6 Workbook课件-高中英语人教版选择性必修第一册

该高中英语课件围绕“国家公园”主题，整合词汇运用（如enormous, label）、语法（-ing形式作主语）及听说读写综合技能训练。课堂以国家公园定义导入，通过词汇填空、语法练习搭建基础，过渡到听力对话（公园游览）、阅读游记（Shangri-La）及路线指引对话创作，构建从基础到综合的学习支架。 其亮点在于主题式融合语言能力与文化意识培养，如通过黄石公园、三江源等案例渗透自然保护理念，听力路线描述、对话创作提升语言运用能力，阅读理解推理题（如“picture-perfect”词义推断）发展思维品质。采用任务型教学法，学生在真实语境中提升综合素养，教师可借助结构化练习与文化素材丰富课堂，提高教学效率。

Workbook 新人教版英语选择性必修1 Using Words and Expressions 1 Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the words in brackets. 1. The price varies ___________ depending on where the wine was produced. (enormous) 2. The shop assistant carefully _________ each item with the price and the date, as if he were handling a valuable piece of art. (label) 3. At the age of 24, I became a __________ writing for alocal newspaper. (journal) 4. Jane started a special _________ about gap-year travelling in the school magazine. (column) 5. Parents prefer taking their children to some places that combine _____________ with education. (entertain) enormously labelled journalist column entertainment 2 Complete the conversation with the correct forms of the words in the box. A: What do you have there? B: Oh, these are some old photos I found while I was looking through some things at Gran’s _______. She said that I could keep them. I didn’t know it, but her grandfather travelled around the world. He was even a(n) _______ explorer in the Antarctic! This is his album. A: That’s _________ ! I didn’t know that either. Who are the women in this photo? The pattern on the ______ they are making is interesting. B: I don’t know. It looks like somewhere in India maybe. A: And this photo! I’ve never seen a more beautiful ________! B: The way the light shines through the water is simply ________________! I wonder where it was taken. A: Oh.. But this photo’s not so interesting. It looks like big hole in the ground. B: It says that it’s a huge _____ mine in the United States.. and this photo is interesting: a girl playing on a _______. I wonder if it’s Gran when she was young. cloth cottage fountain incredible iron polar superb swing cottage polar incredible fountain superb/incredible cloth iron swing 3 Paraphrase the sentences using the words and phrases in brackets. 1. He was suffering a high fever and didn’t feel like eating anything. (appetite) 2. Jack never wanted to stay in one place for very long, so he always found himself going to different places. (on the move) 3. The hungry little girl imagined being in a warm house, enjoying a big cake, and her mother keeping her company. (fantasise) 4. He was daydreaming and totally lost track of what the teacher was saying. (wander) 5. Hundreds of delicate works of paper-cutting will be shown at the city’s gallery. (on display) on the move fantasised His mind was wandering and he on display lost his appetite 4 Translate the sentences into English using the words and phrases in brackets. 1.非洲广袤的草原，迷人的景色吸引了世界各地的自然爱好者。(vast, fascinating, appeal to) 2.在这个偏远的小村庄里，只有一条很窄的公路可以通往外面的世界。(remote, route, 3.湖水清澈，可以清晰地看见水中倒映的雪山。 (upside down, snow-covered mountain) 4.蒸汽机的发明给现代世界带来了巨大的变化。(steam engine) The vast African grassland/prairie and fascinating scenery appeal to nature lovers from all over the world. There is only one narrow route connecting the remote village and the outside world. The lake water is so clear that you can see snow-covered mountains reflected upside down in it. Inventing steam engines has brought vast changes to the world. Using Structures 1 Complete the sentences with the -ing form of the verbs in the box. Then answer the questions. 1. _______ is a very popular sport in northern China. What other winter sports do you know? 2. _______ over spilled milk will not help you much. What helps, though? 3. _________ English is quite interesting for me. What is interesting for you? 4. Just _________ homework is not enough to get a good grade. What else do you need to do? 5. _______ a high GPA (grade point average) will make it easier for you to enter a university. What else will also help? 6. _______ on a phone while driving is illegal. What else is prohibited? cry finish talk learn ski get Skiing Crying Learning finishing Getting Talking 2 Find the proper beginnings for the quotes below. 1. _________ robs you of the excitement of life. ---Unknown 2. _________ : her secret is patience. ---Ralph Waldo Emerson 3. _________ would teach people the quality that youngsters find so hard to learn--patience. ---Edward P. Weston 4. _________ is no safer in the long run than outright exposure. Life is either a daring adventure or nothing ---Helen Keller 5. _________ should be treated as one of the most important events in their lives. ---Thomas Berry 6. _________ as it passes; breathe the air, drink the drink, taste the fruit, and resign yourself to the infuence of the earth. ---Henry David Thoreau A Adopt the pace of nature B Teaching children about the natural world C Live in each season D Avoiding danger E Losing your sense of wonder F Walking E A D B F C 3 Translate the Chinese in brackets into English to complete the passage. Use the -ing form where possible. Travelling to cold, dark, and remote Arctic Norway in mid-winter (在隆冬季节去寒冷、黑暗而偏远的北极圈内的挪威旅游) can be ___________ (激动人心的) especially for those ____________________________________ (寻求完全不一样的体验). _________ (意识到) the lack of daylight and difficulties in transport is extremely important. Last January we found a few mountain passes were closed, so _______________ (走动) was not easy, but ____________ (欣赏) the northern lights was an incredible experience. ______________________________________ (在线订交通和宾馆) did help a lot. ______________________________ (想出如何拍照) in low light actually took us quite sometime during our _________ (筹划) stage. Finally, _____________________ (雇一位当地的导游) was necessary and helpful for this trip. fascinating looking for totally different experiences Realising moving around appreciating Booking transportation and hotels online Figuring out how to take photos planning hiring a local tour guide Unit 3 Fascinating Parks Listening and Speaking (Workbook) 9 1. How many different Polynesian cultures are represented at the park? 2. What are canoes, and why are they important to the Polynesians? 3. What did the Samoans use to make fire? 4. Where do the Maori put their tattoos? 5. Why does David tell Li Yang not to worry about getting a tattoo? Listen and answer adj. 波利尼西亚的；波利尼西亚人的 n. a light narrow boat which you move along in the water with a paddle 独木舟；轻舟 n. a picture or design that is marked permanently on a person’s skin 纹身 n. 毛利人 Listen and answer Listen to their conversation and answer the following questions. 1. How many different Polynesian cultures are presented at the park? 2. What are canoes, and why are they important to the Polynesians? 3. What did the Samoans use to make fire? 4. Where do the Maori put their tattoos? 5. Why does David tell Li Yang not to worry about getting a tattoo? Listen to their conversation again and answer the following questions. 1. How many different Polynesian cultures are represented at the park? Six. Li Yang: I don’t get it. I thought this park was about Polynesian culture, but the park map shows six different cultures. 2. What are canoes, and why are they important to the Polynesians? Canoes are small boats that the Polynesians used to travel thousands of kilometres. David Evans: It’s a small boat. Traditional canoes are carved from a single tree, so they are often quite narrow. The Polynesians used canoes to travel thousands of kilometres. 3. What did the Samoans use to make fire? Sticks. David Evans: ... Then after the canoes, we can learn how to make fire the traditional way, using sticks. 4. Where do the Maori put the tattoos? David Evans: The Maori like to tattoo their faces with interesting designs. On their faces. 5. Why does David tell Li Yang not to worry about getting a tattoo? It’s not a real tattoo—it can be washed off. David Evans: Don’t worry! It’s not a real tattoo. We can wash it off later. Listen carefully and mark the routes and how do you get the answers? David Evans: Well, to get to the canoes, we need to go straight. Then after we cross the bridge, we turn left. They should be quite near there... David Evans: ... from the canoes, we just go straight, and then take the bridge on the right. It should be a short walk away on the left. David Evans: ... Oh, and next to the Samoan Village is the Aotearoan Village. We can get Maori tattoos there. Make a dialogue 3 In pairs, imagine that you’re visiting the park. Where would you like to go and what would you like to do? Take turns giving directions to the different place in the park, using the map above. Oh, I see. So what can we do here? For a start, we can take a canoe tour of the park. Canoe? What’s that? It’s a small boat. Traditional canoes are carved from a single tree, so they are often quite narrow. The Polynesians used canoes to travel thousands of kilometres. That’s interesting. Where do we go to find them? Well, to get to the canoes, we need to go straight. Then after we cross the bridge, we turn left. They should be quite near there ... Then after the canoes, we can learn how to make fire the traditional way, using sticks. Li Yang: David Evans: Li Yang: David Evans: Li Yang: David Evans: Read the text again, and choose the correct answers. 1 Skim this email and find the reason why Chris went to Shangri-La. He decided to go there because he wanted to experience the real Shangri-La for himself, after having read the book, Lost Horizon. 2 Read the text again, and choose the correct answers. 1. When Chris said that he “crashed”, it means that he _____. A. got into an accident in the taxi B. fell asleep quickly C. bumped into something by mistake 2. “Picture-perfect” scenery is scenery that is _____. A. often photographed or painted B. perfect and has no flaws C. beautifulin pictures but not in real life 3. The mentioning of “forests, wetlands, lakes, meadows, and several villages” is helpful in understanding the size of Potatso because _____. A. most people know the sizes of such places B. only a large park can include so many different types of places C. such places are usually not found inside parks 4. When Chris said “fingers crossed that there will be good weather”, it means that he _____. A. knew that there would be good weather B. saw on the news that there would be good weather C. hoped that there would be good weather B B B C 3. Chris also wrote a postcard to a friend. Complete the card using the information from the text. Postcard Hi Max, I’m having a great time in Shangri-La! The city is ____________ in Hilton’s Lost Horizon but _______________________________.Yesterday, went on a _________ in the Potatso National Park. I saw lots of beautiful scenery and even spotted _____________________. Wish you were here with me! Cheers, Chris mentioned this is not the place in the book bus tour black-necked cranes How to describe beautiful scenery and your feelings of the trip? 丰富的生物多样性 风景如画的 雄伟壮丽的 宁静的 使人有活力的: refreshing Expanding Your World NATIONAL PARKS-A TREASURE HOUSE FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS While city life may be exciting, all of us need to escape into nature now and again. Some of the best family holidays involve things like picnics, camping, hikes, and forest walks. Exploring nature allows us to catch sight of rare animals and come across special places of beauty. Of course, none of this would be possible without protected nature areas. This is why national parks are soimportant. They are places to be treasured-places where the country locks away the very best it has to offer for everyone to enjoy. To protect this heritage, governments allow very little development inside most national parks. A few national parks allow things like hotels and recreation areas to be constructed within them, but most parks do not allow any development at all. Visitors have to bring in their own food and drink, and then be sure to carry out all their waste when they leave. 拓展你的世界 国家公园—为后代建造的宝库 尽管城市生活令人兴奋，但我们所有人都需要时不时地逃避大自然。一些最好的家庭假期包括野餐、露营、徒步旅行和森林漫步。探索大自然使我们能够看到珍稀动物，并且发现美丽的地方。当然，如果没有自然保护区，这一切都不可能实现。这就是国家公园如此重要的原因。它们是值得珍惜的地方——这个国家把最好的东西锁起来，供每个人享用。为了保护这一遗产，政府允许在大多数国家公园内进行极少的开发。一些国家公园允许在里面建造旅馆和娱乐区，但是大多数国家公园根本不允许任何开发。游客必须自带食物和饮料，离开时一定要把所有的垃圾清理干净。 The very first national park is also one of the most famous in the world --- Yellowstone, in the western USA. Nineteenth-century explorers were amazed by what they saw in Yellowstone. Apart from the beautiful mountains, rushing rivers, and tall waterfalls, there were geysers which sent boiling water as high as 91 metres into the air. Then there were the hot springs, as colourful as rainbows. These explorers wanted to protect the natural features of the area from development so that future generations could enjoy the area. And so, in 1872, Yellowstone was established as a national park. Today, around four million people a year visit it. Many come hoping to see wildlife, which is no longer as common in the American West as it once was. Everyone comes to see the geysers, especially Old Faithful, which sits near the centre of the park, and sends 95.6°C water up to 56 metres into the air every 44 to 125 minutes. 第一个国家公园也是世界上最著名的公园之一—位于美国西部的黄石公园。十九世纪的探险家们对他们在黄石公园看到的景象感到惊讶。除了美丽的山脉，湍急的河流和高高的瀑布，还有麦尔泽，它把沸腾的水送到高达91米的空中。还有像彩虹一样五颜六色的温泉。这些探险家希望保护这个地区的自然特征不被开发，这样子孙后代就可以享受这个地区。因此，在1872年，黄石公园被建立为一个国家公园。如今，每年大约有四百万人访问它。许多人来这里是希望看到野生动物，这在美国西部已经不像以前那么常见了。每个人都来看间歇泉，尤其是老忠实泉，它坐落在公园的中心附近，每隔44到125分钟就会将95.6摄氏度的水送到56米高的空中。 While Yellowstone was made a national park in order to protect its natural features, many others were set up to protect wildlife. A good example is the Serengeti National Park, Tanzania. In the local African language, “Serengeti” means “the place where the land runs on forever”. It is a wide plain covered in tall grass, and dotted with trees. When foreigners began killing the Serengeti lions for sport, the government decided to take action, eventually turning the area into a national park in 1951. Even then, it was a challenge to protect park’s wildlife. In 1959, a film was made of the great wildebeest migration which occurs every year in the park. This film, Serengeti Shall Not Die, helped people around the world understand the need for wildlife protection. Today, the Serengeti is one of the top tourist attractions in the world. Nowhere else can you see such great herds of wildebeests and zebras, in addition to lions, rhinoceroses, elephants, and many other rare creatures. 虽然建造黄石国家公园是为了保护它的自然特征，其他许多公园是为了保护野生动物而建立的。坦桑尼亚的塞伦盖蒂国家公园就是一个很好的例子。在当地的非洲语言中，“塞伦盖蒂”的意思是“土地永远延续的地方”。这是一个广阔的平原覆盖着高高的草，点缀着树木。当外国人开始猎杀塞伦盖蒂狮子作为消遣时，政府决定采取行动，最终在1951年将该地区变成了一个国家公园。即使在那时，保护公园的野生动物也是一个挑战。1959年，一部关于公园里每年都会发生的大型角马迁徙的电影被拍摄下来。这部电影塞伦加蒂不该丧命帮助世界各地的人们认识到保护野生动物的必要性。今天，Serengeti 是世界上最著名的旅游景点之一。除了狮子、犀牛、大象和其他稀有动物，你在其他任何地方都看不到如此庞大的角马和斑马群。 并非所有著名的国家公园都在陆地上。一些国家公园是海洋公园。澳大利亚的大堡礁海洋公园就是一个很好的例子。大堡礁绵延2300公里，被认为是天然世界七大奇迹之一。它是世界上最大的生物建筑。各种各样的热带野生动物也使珊瑚礁成为它们的家园。由于大堡礁就在水面之下，这是一个观赏大自然的绝佳地点，每年有数以百万计的人到这里旅游。该公园创建于1975年，旨在保护珊瑚礁免受过度开发和捕鱼的危害。不幸的是，大堡礁面临的最大危险是公园管理层无法阻止的—全球变暖。海洋温度上升导致一些珊瑚死亡，色彩斑斓的珊瑚礁变成灰色。几百年前，人们无法想象有一天森林会被砍伐，海洋会被污染，野生动物会面临灭绝。 Watch a video about the Great Barrier Reef in Australia 面对环境污染和过度开发的问题，一些国家公园被划出来保护自然景观和野生动物。三江源国家公园就是一个很好的例子，它于2000年在中国的青海省南部建立。这个公园海拔很高，是长江、澜沧江和黄河的源头。这里也是许多植物和鸟类的家园，还有藏羚羊、雪豹、狼、狐狸、熊、牦牛和绵羊等动物。在保护区的大部分地区，严禁开发，任何允许的开发都受到严密监控。自然保护区的保护已经引起了媒体的广泛关注，越来越多的人开始支持生态友好型发展的理念。今天，人们明白了国家公园不仅仅是一代人的，它们应该为每一代人受到保护。 $