Unit 6 Survival Using Language课件-2026-2027学年高二英语外研版（2019）选择性必修第二册

You have a message! Confirm to receive. OK X Mission accepted? YES NO Your mission is to figure out how humans should do to face crisis. The first pile is unlocked. File No.1 Daniel Defoe was an English writer, who is best known for his novel Robinson Crusoe, although he also wrote hundreds of other works. He published Robinson Crusoe in 1719 at the age of 59. Today, it remains one of the most famous tales of survival ever told. Countless readers have been encouraged by Robinson Crusoe’s qualities, which go beyond his survival on a desert island. Such qualities can help us cope in a crisis, no matter what or where it is. Listen to the conversation and choose the ideas NOT conveyed by the speakers. A. The story of Robinson Crusoe is a very sad survival story. B. It takes great patience for Robinson Crusoe to survive on the island. C. Robinson Crusoe is a clever and optimistic man. D. Robinson Crusoe’s words are good suggestions when we are faced with a crisis. E. The most important reason for Robinson Crusoe’s survival is his calmness. While-listening famous While-listening Listen again and complete the diagram. lose his head gets necessary things lives in a cave builds a fence makes a fire out of wood sewing animal skins together knowledgeable widen and deepen his cave ruined by a landslide feel depressed redoes the work，using wooden posts to make the cave stronger than before looks more upon the bright side of his condition, and less upon the dark side positive attitude While-listening widen and deepen his cave ruined by a landslide feel depressed redoes the work，using wooden posts to make the cave stronger than before looks more upon the bright side of his condition, and less upon the dark side positive attitude While-listening widen and deepen ruined by the fall of earth feel depressed looks more upon the bright side and less upon the dark side of the condition positive attitude redoes the work Woman: Richard, are you familiar with the story of Robinson Crusoe? Man: Of course, it's a very famous story of survival. Woman: So what do you think helps Crusoe get through a hard life on a small island for 28 years? Man: Well, the way I see it, one important thing for his survival is his calmness in the face of the difficult situation. Finding himself alone on an island, he doesn't lose his head, but gets necessary things, such as guns, tools and food from the ship, before it is completely destroyed by a storm. Woman: I can't agree more. And personally, I think he is also very wise, and he actively seeks ways to solve problems. Just as you mentioned, with his gun and the rice, he can hunt for and grow his own food. Man: Yes, I think you are right. I am also amazed by how knowledgeable he is. He knows to live in a cave and build a fence to keep himself safe. And he can make a fire by rubbing pieces of wood together. That's pretty clever. What's your take on this? Woman: I think so, too. And what about when he makes tools, such as spades out of wood and cups out of clay? Remember? He even makes his own clothes by sewing animal skins together. Without those things, he would have had a much harder time there! Man: That's true. But to me, his patience and perseverance also play a vital part in his survival. I'm quite impressed when he takes 18 whole days to widen and deepen his cave with simple tools made of wood. And what surprises me more is that when the cave is ruined by a sudden fall of earth, he doesn't feel depressed, but quickly redoes the work, using wooden posts to make the cave stronger than before. Woman: Yes, I see what you're getting at. And I believe that also reveals his positive attitude. He says,"I learned to look more upon the bright side of my condition, and less upon the dark side, and to consider what I enjoyed rather than what I wanted." That's quite inspiring. Man: And it's really good advice we should all follow in the face of a crisis. Asking for opinions Giving opinions Agreeing 2. What’s your take on this? 1. What do you think ... ? 1. The way I see it ... 2. Personally, I think / believe … 1. I can’t agree more. 2. I think you are right. 4. What surprises me more is … 4. That’s true. 3. I’m quite impressed ... 3. I think so, too. Congratulations！You have found the first way to face the Crisis! Now the second file was unfolded. File No.2 Doctors battle new disease Europe Struggles with Heat Wave Firefighters bring blaze under control; Country Is Coping With Oil Shortage Scientists act to eliminate introduced species from island Read the newspaper reports and complete the diagram. News Who Actions(verbs) Crisis 1 2 3 4 5 Doctors Countries Scientists President Scientists Firefighters battle /test medicine struggle with /issue /advise announced emergency measures work on energy-saving measures implement a 3-year programme/ kill bring the blaze under control/ prevent/ battle New diease Heat wave Oil shortage Introduced species Wild fire Discussion: How should we deal with the following issues? (Use the words and expressions.） A: How do you think people should react to...? B: I think people should keep/stay/ be... A: Yes, but apart from that, I believe it is more important for people to... B: But what if.../ What about...? A: In that case, perhaps we could... Qualities Calmness Being wise and knowledgeable Patience and perseverance Positive attitude Congratulations！You have found the collective efforts is the key to facing the Crisis! $