七年級(jí)英語(yǔ)下冊(cè) Chapter 4 Our senses Reading 1課件 牛津深圳版

CHAPTERFOUR4OursensesReading(I)CartoontalkWhatdoyouknowabout…?BeforeyoureadLookandlearnCONTENTS12Cartoontalk2-1Howcanyoueatthatrubbish,Hi?Itmusttastehorrible!Ahh!Tasty!WhatisHidoinginthecartoon?WhatdoesLothinkofwhatheeats?WhatisLodrinking?WhatdoesLothinkofwhathehimselfdrinks?WhatdoesHiprobablythinkofLo’saction?Whatdoesthiscartoonmakeusthinkabout?Heiseatingapizza.Hethinksitishorrible.Heisdrinkingoil.Hethinksitistasty.HethinksthatLomustbecrazy.2-212Whatdoyouknowabout…?A1Lookatthecartoonagain.WhichsenseisLotalkingabout?Taste.A2Tasteisjustoneofthefivesenses.Doyouknowtheotherfour?Ourfivesenses:hearingsmellsighttastetouch8-112345678B1Matchthefivesenseswiththepictures.abcde??hearing??smell??sight??taste??touch8-212345678B2Answerthesequestions.Whichpartofthebodyaboveisoftencalledthewindowtothesoul?

Whichpartofthebodyhelpsuskeepourbalancesothatwedonotfalldown?Whichpartofthebodycontainsadrum?Whichsenseoftenstopsworkingwhenyouhaveacold?Whichsenseusesyourtongue?theeyetheeartheearsmelltaste8-312345678B3Canyoualwaysbelieveyoursenses?Lookatthe

followinglines.Whichlinesarelonger,aborcd,eforgh?abcdefghab=cdef=gh8-412345678B5Lookatthe

centreofthepicturefor30seconds.Whathappens?Canyoutellthereason?B4Whichcircleisbigger?Thegreenoneorthepurpleone?Theyareofthesamesize.8-512345678B6Dotheobjectsinthesepicturesreallyexist?8-612345678CThinkaboutwhatjobsthefollowingpeoplecan

doandgiveyourreasons.Somepeoplehavebetterhearingthanothers.Whatkindofjobscantheydoiftheyhaveverygoodhearing?Otherpeopleareverysensitivetotheshapesandcoloursofthings.Whatkindsofjobscantheydoiftheyhavethisability?Whatjobscanpeopledoiftheyarehighlysensitivetosmellandtaste?InformationboardThesensesofsightandtoucharethemostnecessaryforoursurvival,buttheotherthreearestillveryimportant.Smellandtasteareverycloselylinkedtogether.8-712345678DPlayagame.Rules:Youteacherwillgiveyousomefoodthatiswashedandchoppedintobite-sizepieces.Youshouldcloseyoureyesandguesswhatkindoffoodisgiven.Youwillbedividedintothreegroups.Eachgroupwillbeallowedtouseonlyonesensetodistinguishthefood.Studentsinthefirstgroupareblindfoldedandareonlyallowedtosmellthefood.Studentsinthesecondgroupareblindfoldedandmustholdyournoses.Youareonlyallowedtofeelthefood.Studentsinthethirdgroupareonlyallowedtotastethefood.Againyouareblindfoldedandmustholdyournoses.8-812345678BeforeyoureadA1Beforeyoureadthearticleonpage45,lookatthetitle,thepicturesandthefirstandlastparagraphsfirst.4-11234A2Now,trytocompletethesentenceswithoneor

morewords.1 Thenameoftheblindmanisprobably__________________.2

Charlieisprobablya__________________.3 Theeyesinthetitleprobably

belongto__________________.4 Thestoryisprobablyabouta__________________atahotel.JohnF.DancerdogCharlie/thedogfire12344-2BImaginewhathappenedtotheblindman

andhisdogwhentheyweretrappedintheburninghotel.Thinkupthedetailsofthestoryandanending.12344-3CWhatwouldyoudoifyouweretrappedina

burningbuilding?Canyoutellyourclassmateswhatweshoulddowhenthereisafire?InformationboardManypeoplewhodieduringafirearenotburnttodeath.Theydiebecausetheycannotbreathe,asaresultofthesmoke.Mostpeopledieinfiresbeforetheyareburnt.Sothebestthingtododuringafireistowetatowelandputitaroundyournosetoactasafiltertohelpyoubreathe.Youshouldalsoliedownlowonthefloorwheretheairispurer.12344-4Lookandlearnreceptiondesk/r?'sep?n/fireexit/'eks?t/2-112firealarm/'fa??(r)?'lɑ:m/fireengine/'fa??(r)en??n/2-212說(shuō)明本套教材根據(jù)牛津英語(yǔ)教材EnglishFirst!，OnTarget!和OxfordEnglish，由上海市中小學(xué)（幼兒園）課程改革委員會(huì)和牛津大學(xué)出版社（中國(guó)）有限公司合作改編。為了使教材更適合深圳學(xué)生的實(shí)際情況，又由深圳市科學(xué)研究院對(duì)現(xiàn)行英語(yǔ)教材（牛津上海版）進(jìn)行適當(dāng)改編。本冊(cè)教材供七年級(jí)第二學(xué)期試用。本套教材改編顧問(wèn)：張民倫原教材改編者：

沃振華

李紹賢朱維庭施安吉施志紅楊順德本版教材改編者：

尚強(qiáng)安鳳岐課件制作：

盧璐Theeyesaresometimescalledthewindowsofthesoulbecausepeoplecanoftenunderstandwhatisonyourmindbylookingintoyoureyes.Oftenifsomebodyistellingalie,he/shecannotlookanotherpersonintheeyeforfearofgivinghimself/herselfaway.Thereisafluidintheearswhichhelpsuskeepourbalance.Ifthebalanceisdisturbed,wefeeluncomfortable.Whenpeoplegetcarsickorseasick,itisbecausethisfluidbalanceisdisturbed.Insidetheearisatight,thinskincalledtheeardrumwhichvibrateswhenhitbysoundwaves.Ifitisbroken,theabilitytohearwillbelostforever.Whenwegetcolds,ournosesbecomecongested,oursenseofsmellisblockedandoursenseoftasteisdulled.Thetongueiscoveredwithtinytastebudswhichsensespecialchemicalsinfood.Differentpartsofthetongueareusedtotastedifferentflavours.Thisdiagramshowswherethesetastebudsarepositionedonthetongue.sense/sens/n.oneofthefivepowersthatyourbodyusestogetinformationabouttheworldaroundyou感官Thedoghasakeensenseofsmell.balance/'b?l?ns/n.asituationinwhichdifferentt