(優(yōu)選)高中英語必修三五單元課件

1、（優(yōu)選）高中英語必修三五單元課件Unit 5Canada The True NorthReadingHow much do you know about Canada?Maple Country Canada1. What language(s) do Canadians speak? A. English. B. English and German. C. English and French. D. English and Spanish.the French-speakingprovince -QuebeclanguagesOfficial languages:English and

2、Frenchthe TV and radio in French;French restaurants;teaching in schools be done in French.2. What is the capital of Canada?A. B. Vancouver TorontoC. D. Calgary Ottawa3. What is the national animal of Canada? B. Beaver Grizzly bearC. D. Polar bear Penguin4. What is the Canadian leader called? A. Pres

3、ident. B. Prime Minister. C. Governor. D. King. 5. How many Great Lakes are there in Canada?4. 3.5.6.LakeSuperiorLakeHuronLakeErieLakeOntarioLakeMichiganCanada is the second largest country in the world. 加拿大的面積是9984670平方公里，居世界第二位，其中陸地面積9093507平方公里，淡水覆蓋面積891163平方公里。Warming UppositionThe Beaufort Seat

4、he Arctic OceanGreenlandThe Atlantic OceanThe Pacific OceanAlaskathe United States9.98million km25,500kmCapital city - OttawaOttawa is the capital of Canada.A population of 1,200,000 makes Ottawa the fourth-largest urban area in Canada. Can you tell some other famous cities in Canada?positionthe nat

5、ional flag of Canadathe national anthem of CanadaPre-readingWhat does “The True North” refer to?The national emblems of Canada.Skim the passage and then answer the following questions.1) What is the passage mainly about? It is about _ of two girls; and it tells us some information about _.2) What is

6、 “The True North”?The True North is a name of _.a tripCanada the cross-Canada trainScan the passage and find out characters, places and their travelling route, then mark on the map. Characters:Li Daiyu Liu Qian and Danny LinPlaces:Vancouver; the Rocky Mountains; Calgary; a wheat-growing province; Th

7、under Bay; The Great Lakes; TorontoRocky Mountains5,500kmPacific OceanAtlantic OceanPlaceInformationVanco-uverIt is _ by mountains and the Pacific Ocean.People can _ in Rocky Mountains and sail in the _.Wet climate makes the trees extremely tall, some _ over 90 metres.measuringsurroundedskiharbourPl

8、aceInformationThe Rocky MountainsThe cousins and their friend managed to _ some mountain goats, a grizzly bear and an eagle.CalgaryIt is famous for _.Many cowboys _ riding horses and can win thousands of dollars in prizes.have a gift forcatch sight of the Calgary StampedePlaceInformationA wheat-grow

9、ingProvinceFarms cover thousands of square _.Thunder BayIt is a busy port city at the top of the Grate Lakes in an _ area.Ocean ships can sail up _.the Great LakesacresurbanBasic Facts about CanadaDistance from east to west coastOceans on east and west coastsPopulation5,500 kmAtlantic Oceaneast; Pac

10、ific Ocean- westslightly over 30 millionBasic Facts about CanadaWhere most Canadians liveLocation of largest fresh water supplyKey point about Vancouverwithin a few hundred kilometres of the USA borderthe Great LakesCanadas warmest part / Canadas most beautiful city/ some of the oldest and most beau

11、tiful forests in the worldBasic Facts about CanadaKey point about CalgaryKey point about Thunder Bayfamous for the Calgary Stampedebusy port city at the top of the Great Lakes1. Which continent are the cousins crossing? They are crossing North American. Post reading2. Why are they not flying directl

12、y to the Atlantic coast? They are not flying directly to the Atlantic Coast because they want to take the train from west to east across Canada./ They want to see Canada./ They want to travel across Canada.3. Why is the population of Vancouver growing so rapidly? The population of Vancouver is growi

13、ng so rapidly because it is beautiful. / It is surrounded by mountains and ocean. / People can ski in the mountains and sail in the harbour.4. What happens at the Calgary Stampede? At the Calgary Stampede cowboys compete in riding wild horses for thousands of dollars.5. How are ocean ships able to reach the centre of Canada? Ships are able to reach the centre of Canada because they can follow the St Lawrence River and the Great Lakes.6