譯林牛津版必修3：Unit+2+Language+Reading(共28張PPT)

1、Kuai Zhongshan Jiangsu Dagang High SchoolJiangsu Dagang High SchoolHoward Carterpersonality:brave, bright, curious aboutThe passage is developed in the order of _timeIn 1891He _ _ for Alexandria.By the 1920s He had become an _. He had found several important tombs. He had discovered a great _ as wel

2、l as the _ bodies of dead kings.In 1922He _ _ the tomb of King Tutankhamun.Within 7 yearsNot long after the discoveryPeople in Carters team began to _ _ and die.21 people who _ _ _ _ _ the opening of the tomb died.set sailexplorerfortunepreservedcame acrossfall illhad something to do with Strange de

3、athsThey were just _.They were _ _ _ a mummys curse.When a tomb is opened, the viruses inside will be _ and if breathed in, they can _ _ deaths.The curse of the mummy remains a _.coincidencein connection withdisturbedresult in Conclusionriddle OutlineHoward CarterAchievementsStrange deathsExplanatio

4、nsConclusionpreserve vt., he discovered a great fortune in jewels and gold, along with the preserved bodies of dead kings. (Page 42, Lines 9-11)to save sth. or sb. from being harmed or destroyed (to protect)Doing eye exercises can help to preserve our eyesight.Why is the fish put in the ice?Because

5、the fish can be well preserved in the ice.to keep food for a long timeThe government should take actions to preserve the Great Wall from being damaged.A woman was singing. One of the guests criticized (批評批評) the singer to the man beside him. “What a terrible voice.” He said，Do you know who she is? “

6、Yes.” the man beside him answered，She is my wife. “Oh, Im sorry.” he said，“Of course her voice is not bad, but the song is too bad. I wonder who wrote that awful(糟糕的糟糕的) song. I did. said the man. _CoincidenceAn apple fell down onto the mans head.Its a coincidence that Newton(牛頓牛頓) By coincidence, H

7、e was curious about why the apple would fall down from the tree.Just out of curiosity(出于好奇出于好奇), Newton found the theory of Gravity( (萬有引力定律萬有引力定律) ). .When a tomb is opened, fresh air disturbs the viruses inside. If breathed in, they can result in illness or even death. (Page 43, Lines 42-44)to mov

8、e something or change its positionIf you find a birds nest, never disturb the eggs.disturbto stop someone so that they cant continue what they are doingto make someone feel worried or shockedto break the rest, concentration or calm of (sb. / sth.)She was disturbed to hear of her mothers sudden illne

9、ss.A light wind disturbed the surface of the water.Sorry to disturb you, but I have an important message for you.bcaWhat do you want to say to the butterflies?“Dear butterflies, would you please fly away? Otherwise, the baby will _.”be disturbedThe butterflies disturbance will result in the babys be

10、ing awakened.result in : to make something happen; causeHis failure in the examthe punishment.resulted inresulted fromhis failure in the exam.The punishmentmixedmixeddoubledoubleHe failed in the exam. As a result, he was punished.He was punished as a result of _.his failure in the exammixedmixeddoub

11、ledoubleWhen a tomb is opened, fresh air disturbs the viruses inside. If breathed in, they can result in illness or even death. (Page 43, Lines 42-44) ? ?the viruses areUnless _ (invite), I wont go to his party. If _ (take) correctly, the medicine should work. takeninvitedthe virusesWhen _ (ask) how

12、 he found the tomb of the Egyptian king, Cater said it was by chance. askedcome acrossto meet, find or discover someone or something by accident or by chanceon the way to principalschool set sail fall ill have something to do with have nothing to do with in connection with be curious about out of cu

13、riosity coincidence by coincidence disturb / disturbance preserve well-preserved result in (from) as a result (of) come acrossSummary Practice1. Fill in the blanks with the words or phrases from the box. Change the form where necessary. disturb preserve result in come across be curious about have so

14、mething to do with1) They have decided to take steps to _ the old buildings in this small town, which bring in a lot of visitors every year.2) The Great London Fire, which began on 2 September 1666, _ huge damage to the city of London.3) Children _ everything. They are always asking a lot of questio

15、ns. 4) I dont know much about his work, but I know it _ animals.preserveresulted inare curious abouthas something to do with2. Choose the best answer to complete the sentences. 1) People usually use salt to _ food from going bad. A. preserveB. helpC. delayD. disturb2) The mother opened the door quie

16、tly so as not to _ the sleeping baby. A. upset B. break C. disturb D. puzzle3) It cant be a(n) _ that four jewellery stores were robbed in one night. A. accident B. incident C. chance D. coincidence4) She _ an old friend of hers yesterday while she was shopping at the department store. A. turned dow

17、n B. dealt with C. came across D. took over3. Paraphrase the following sentences. His careless driving resulted in the accident.= The accident _ _ his careless driving.= He drove carelessly, and _ _ _, the accident happened.= The accident happened _ _ _ _ his careless driving.resulted from as a result as a resultofWork in groups of three or four and choose at least three of the following words or phrases to make up an amazing story. be curious about by coincidence disturb preserve well-preserved result in (from) as a result (of) come across