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Module6UnexplainedMysteriesoftheNaturalWorld

Module6Doyouknowanyunexplainedmysteriesinthenaturalworld?Canyoulistsomeofthem?DoyouknowanyunexplainedmyStonehenge巨石陣TheBigfoot大腳Stonehenge巨石陣TheBigfootBermudaTriangle百慕大三角

TheYeti雪人BermudaTriangleTheYetiUFO不明飛行物UFOTheLochNessMonster尼斯湖水怪TheYeti喜馬拉雅山雪人TheGreyman灰怪人TheBigfoot大腳怪Haveyouheardofanymonsters?Let’sfocusonthesefour:Doyouknowanythingaboutthem?TheLochNessMonsterTheYetiTReadthedescriptionsandmatchthemwiththeirnames.TheYetiTheBigfootTheGreyManLochNessMonsterReadthedescriptionsandmatcNowlet’swatchavideoandfindout1.what’sthevideoabout?2.WhereisLakeTianchilocated?Listentothetapeandchoosetherightanswer.Nowlet’swatchavideoandfiatouristguideanewspaperadictionaryascientistjournalReadthebeginningofthepassageanddecidewhereitcomesfrom.P52①atouristguideReaA.The“MonsterofLakeTianchi”isbackinthenewsafterseveralrecentsightings.B.Theweatherisfineandthelakeiscalm.TheMonsterofLakeTianchiliveswell.C.ThemonsterisadistantcousinoftheLochNessmonsterinScotland.What’sthetopicsentenceofthetext?A.The“MonsterofLakeTianchTianchimonstermainideaPara.1Para.2Para.4Para.5Para.3matchthelatestsightingoftheTianchimonsteranotherrecentsightingofTianchimonsterathirdsightingoftheTianchimonstermoreinformationabouttheTianchimonsterinformationaboutLakeTianchiTianchimonstermainPara.1Par1.Whatdoesthispassagetellus?A.ThemonsterofLakeTianchi.B.SomethingabouttravelinTianchi.C.SomestrangescenesofLakeTianchi.D.Someonehasseenthemonstercloseup.Choosethebestanswers.1.Whatdoesthispassagetell2.Somephotoshavebeentakenbuttheyarenotclearbecause_______.

A.theweatherwasnotfineenough

B.themonsterwastoofaraway

C.thelakewasnotcalm

D.thevisitorswerenotgoodphotographers2.Somephotoshavebeentaken3.WhatisspecialaboutLakeTianchi?A.Itisthehighestvolcaniclakeintheworld.B.Itisthedeepestvolcaniclakeintheworld.C.Itisthebiggestvolcaniclakeintheword.D.Itsaveragedepthis370meters.3.WhatisspecialaboutLake4.Inthefourthparagraph,theunderlinedwordinthissentence“Scientists,however,aresceptical.”meansthat_________.A.knowingsomethingwellB.knowingnothingC.havingfunD.havingdoubts4.Inthefourthparagraph,the5.Thereasonwhyscientistsarescepticalaboutthesightingsisthat________.

A.theyhaven’tseenthemonsterwiththeirowneyes

B.thetemperatureofthelakeistoolowtosupportlargecreatures

C.thedescriptionsofthemonsterarenotthesame

D.notasingleclearpictureofthemonsterhaseverbeentaken5.ThereasonwhyscientistsaFillintheblanks.

LakeTianchiisthehighestvolcaniclakeintheworld,_________(cover)anareaofabouttensquarekilometres.The“MonsterofLakeTianchi”attractspeople'sattentionafterseveralrecentsightings._____therewasnoonegettingaclearlookatthe___________(mystery)creature.Alocalphotographerclaimedthatitsheadlookedlikeahorse.Andsomesoldiershaseverseenit_________(move)onthesurfaceofthewaterandfoundthatithadaroundheadwith10-centimetrehorns.Someoneelsehadalsonoticedthatthecreaturemoved________(quick)throughthewaterandthendivedintoit.Severalminutes_________(late),itappearedagainandcouldbeseenclearlybecauseofthecalmlake._________havebeenreportsofmonstersinLakeTianchisincethe__________(begin)ofthelastcentury.Somepeopleevenguessthattheremightbesimilarcreaturesinotherlakes,butthescientistsaresceptical_________it.Theyallthinkthat_________isunlikelythatsuchlargelivingcreaturesliveinthelow-temperaturelake.coveringButmysteriousmovingquicklylaterTherebeginningaboutitFillintheblanks.LakeTi1.Thetitleormainideaareusuallyarrangedatthebeginningorendofthetextorthepassage.

Ifyoucan’tfinditthere,youshouldconcludeitaccordingtothesuppliedfactsandclues.2.Whenwedealwithdetailquestions,weshouldrespectthelogicandfactofthetext.Weshouldn’tjumpintosubjectiveassumehastely.ReadingStrategy1.ThetitleormainideaareuQuestionnaireQuestionnairePyramidMysteryCropCircleWesterndragonorChinesedragonBermudaUFOandAlientheextinctionofdinosaursUnexplainedMysteriesintheWorldPyramidMysteryCropCircleWestHowtowriteasummary:Asummarycan’tcovereverythingandshouldusuallybeaboutone-fourthtoone-thirdaslongastheoriginalpassage.Itmustincludethemainsupportingpoints.Don’texpressourownideas,butyoushouldfaithfullyrepresentthefact.Beginthesummarybymentioningtheauthor,thearticle’stitleandtheauthor’sthesis;Statethesupportingpointsonebyone;Conclude.Howtowriteasummary:WhatisUFO?UFO(UnidentifiedFlyingObject)TheUFO

has

unknownorigin,

unknownspace,

structureandnature,but

itcanfloatandfly.Some

peoplebelievethatitis

fromotherplanetary

spacecraft.Somepeoplethinkthat

UFO

isanaturalphenomenon,but

eventhescientists

cannotexplain

alloftheUFO

report.Beforethe20thcentury,thecompletesightingsaremorethan300pieces.Untiltheearly1980s,

thewholeworldhas

about100000piecesreports

thatincreasemorethan3000pieces

peryearonaverage.Accordingtoeyewitness

reports,

theshapeofUFOlookslike

disk,ballorcigarmostly.In1940s,

American

discoveredthe

UFOwhich

called“flyingsaucer”atthattime.andtheythinkitisthenewweaponsof

theSovietgovernment.Thisisthebeginningof

researching

UFOandlaterpeople

focuson

theworld’s

reportsaboutUFO.Severaldecadesago,

therearemany

reportsaboutthealiensvisitingearth

.

Ifthe

reportsis

true,

thatistosay

,thealien’sspacecraft

cantravelthroughtimeandspace.However,humans

must

spendtwentythousand

yearsfromearthto

anotherplanet

.WhatisUFO?CropCirclesTheearliestcropcirclewasfoundinScotlandin1647.Inthe1980’s,Britishdiscoveredmanycropcirclesinthewheatfield.Therefore,thephenomenonwascalledcropcircles.Manypeoplebelievedthatcropcirclesweremadebyaliens.ItisreportedthatmanyplaceswherelotsofcropcirclestookplaceUFOmayappearfrequently.Besides,thecropcirclesmadebyhumanbeingwereroughandthewheatcouldn’tcontinuetogrowupanymore.However,somecropcirclesweresoperfectthatitisimpossibleforhumanbeingtomakeit.Moreover,cropcirclesbecametouristattractions,whichpromotedlocaleconomicdevelopment.Therefore,somepeoplethinkcropcirclesweremadebyBritishgovernmenttoincreasetheincome.

Besides,somepeoplethoughtthatcrop

circlewasjustanaturalphenomenon.Itwasmadebytornado,magneticfieldorradiation.CropCirclesTheBermudaTriangle,locatedinthenorthAtlantictheSargassoSea,ismadeupoftheBritishBermuda.Theoriginofthename"Bermudatriangle",whichwasonDecember5,1945,theUnitedStatesinthe19thflyingteammysteriouslydisappearedduringthetraining,From1876to1980,about158disappearances,mostlyoccurredinthe30yearssince1949,has97times,missingeventsatleast2000peopledeadormissing.Submarinepyramidin1979,theUnitedStates,Francehadanewdiscovery:scientistsdiscoveredapyramidinthisseaarea,whichis200metershigh,thebottomsidelength300meters,thespireandtheseaare100metersapart.Thetowerhastwogiantholes.Somescientistssaidthattherawmaterialofpyramidscouldbeironstone,becausetheshockwavesandthelong-termeffectsofthegeomagneticfield,thepyramidshadbeenmagnetized,makingahugepermanentmagnets.Whentheshipmovedacrosstheseaarea,disorder,andmaybeinhaled.TheBermudaTriangleTheBermudaTriangle,locatedStonehenge,arockcircle,isnotonlyoneofBritain’smostfamoushistoricalplacesbutalsooneofitsgreatestmysteries.Everyyearitreceivesmorethan750,000visitors.PeopleliketogotothisplaceespeciallyinJuneastheywanttoseethesunrisingonthelongestdayoftheyear.Formanyyears,historiansbelievedStonehengewasatemplewhereancientleadertriedtocommunicatewiththegods.However,historianPaulStokerthinksthiscan’tbetruebecauseStonehengewasbuiltsomanycenturiesago.AnotherpopularideaisthatStonehengemightbeakindofcalendar.Thelargestoneswereputtogetherinacertainway.Onmidsummer’smorning,thesunshinesdirectlyintothecenterofthestones.Otherpeoplebelievethestoneshaveamedicalpurpose.NooneissurewhatStonehengewasusedfor,butmostagreethepositionofthestonesmustbeforaspecialpurpose.Somethinkitmightbeaburialplaceoraplacetohonorancestors.Othersthinkitwasbuilttocelebrateavictoryoveranenemy.In2001,agroupofEnglishvolunteerstiredtobuildanotherStonehenge,buttheycouldn’t.Theydoknowthebuildersmusthavebeenhard-working

andgreatplanners!”StonehengeStonehenge,arockcircle,isShowTimeWhatisUFO?CropCirclesTheBermudaTriangleStonehengeShowTimeWhatisUFO?CropCircIhopeyoucandevelopyourinterestinUnexplainedMysteries.Theycantriggeryourmotivationtodiscovertheunknownworldandfindtheanswertothembycooperation.IhopeyoucandevelopyourinHomework:1.Writeaninterview.2.StudentAvisitedaUnexplainedMysteriesofthenature.StudentBisajournalistwhoisinterviewingstudentB.3.Actitout.Homework:外研-高中英語(yǔ)必修4-Module6-Reading-and-Vocabulary(共42張)課件外研-高中英語(yǔ)必修4-Module6-Reading-and-Vocabulary(共42張)課件外研-高中英語(yǔ)必修4-Module6-Reading-and-Vocabulary(共42張)課件外研-高中英語(yǔ)必修4-Module6-Reading-and-Vocabulary(共42張)課件外研-高中英語(yǔ)必修4-Module6-Reading-and-Vocabulary(共42張)課件外研-高中英語(yǔ)必修4-Module6-Reading-and-Vocabulary(共42張)課件外研-高中英語(yǔ)必修4-Module6-Reading-and-Vocabulary(共42張)課件Therearemanyunsolvedmysteriesintheworldeventhoughscience,technology,andresearchhavecomeaverylongway.1.Cropcircles(麥田怪圈)TherearemanyunsolvedmysterCropcirclesarepatternsthatappearinfields.Thepatterniscreatedwhencertainareasofthecropsaretamped(壓實(shí))down,butothersareleftintact(完好無(wú)損).CropcirclesarepatternsthatThecropcirclesareactualeventsthathavetakenplaceincerealcropfieldsfromallovertheworldandtheiroriginisunknown.Nowenjoyapieceofvideoaboutit.Thecropcirclesareactualev2.BermudaTriangle百慕大三角Pilotsoftentelloftheirinstrumentsgoinghaywireandnumerousshipshavebeenlostatsea.Withexplanationsrangingfromgasbubblestoaliens,nooneissurewhatisbehindthestrangephenomena.2.BermudaTrianglePilotsofte3.Stonehenge巨石陣WhileStonehengeisaveryfascinatingstructureduetothebigrocksthatstandatoponeanother,thebiggestmysteryisn’thowitwascreatedbutwhy.

3.StonehengeWhileStonehenge4.Extraterrestrials外星人Menhavealwaysbeeninquestionastowhetherwearenotaloneintheuniverse.Butthereisasofyetnoconsensus.4.ExtraterrestrialsMenhavea5.UFOsandArea51不明飛行物和51區(qū)Area51hassincebecomeAmerica’stestinggroundforsecret"blackbudget"aircraftbeforetheygopublic.ThefirstreportedUFOsightinghappenedinTexasin1878.

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