人教版高中英語選修六-17《Unit1-Art-using-language》-課件

人教版高中英語選修六同步課件人教新課標選修六Unit1ArtUnit2PoemsUnit3AHealthyLifeUnit4GlobalwarmingUnit5Thepowerofnature新課標人教版課件系列《高中英語》選修（模塊）6-1.7ReadingTheBestOfManhattan’sArtGalleriesTheFrickCollection弗里克收藏館HenryClayFrickHomeofFrick5thandMadisonAvenuesManyartloversconsiderthistobethebestsmallartgalleryinNewYork.HenryClayFrick,arichNewYorker,diedin1919,leavinghishouse,furniture,andartcollectiontotheTheFrickCollectionAvenuen.大街:ahotelonFifthAvenue

第五大街上的旅館Americanpeople.AtthisGallery,youwillnotonlyseeanexcellentcollectionofpre-twentiethcenturyWesternpaintingsbutyouwillalsobeabletoexploreFrick’sbeautifulhouse.Thegardenofthislovelymansionisalsowellworthavisit.GuggenheimMuseum古根海姆博物館1929–30Atagesixty-six,thewealthyAmericanindustrialistSolomonR.GuggenheimbeginstoformalargecollectionofimportantmodernpaintingsbyartistssuchasVasilyKandinsky,PaulKlee,andMarcChagall.HeisguidedinthispursuitbyayoungGermanartistandtheorist,HillaRebay(bornBaronessHillaRebayvonEhrenwiesen).InJuly1930,RebaybringsGuggenheimtoVasilyKandinsky'sDessaustudio,andGuggenheimpurchasesseveraloftheartist’spaintingsandworksonpaper;hewilleventuallyacquiremorethan150worksbyKandinsky.5thAvenueand88thStreetThismuseumowns5,000modernpaintings,sculpturesanddrawings.Theseartworksarenotalldisplayedatthesametime.Theexhibitionisalwayschanging.GuggenheimMuseumexhibitionn.

展覽,展出;展覽品Thelargestpartofthecollectionistheimpressionistandpost-impressionistsection.TheGuggenheimMuseumbuildingisworldfamous.Whenyouwalkintothegalleryyoufeellikeyouareinsideahugewhiteseashell.Thebestwaytoseethepaintingsistostartfromthetopfloorandwalkdowntothebottom.Therearenostairs,justacircularpath.Themuseumalsohasexcellentrestaurant.MetropolitanMuseumOfArt大都會博物館MetropolitanMuseumofArt5thAvenueand82ndStreetThismuseumhasthegreatestcollectionofartintheUnitedStates.Itsartcollectioncoversmorethan5,000yearsofcivilizationfrommanypartsoftheworld,includingAmerica,Europe,China,Egypt,AfricaandSouthAmerica.Themuseumdisplaysmorethanjustart.Itintroducesyoutoancientwaysofliving.YoucanvisitanEgyptianTemple,aMinggarden,aroominan18thcenturyFrenchhouseandmanyotherspecialexhibitions.civilizationn.文明MuseumofModernArt現(xiàn)代藝術博物館MuseumofModernArt53rdStreet(between5thand6thAvenue)Itisamazingthatsomanygreatworksofartfromthelate19thcenturytothe21stcenturycouldbecontainedinthesamemuseum.ThecollectionofWesternartincludespaintingsbysuchfamousartistsasMonet,VanGogh,Picasso,andMatisse.Afewwordsofwarning:admissionpriceisnotcheapandthemuseumisoftenverycrowded.MonetMatisseFrenchpainterWhitneyMuseumofAmericanArt

惠特尼美國藝術博物館WhitneyMuseumofAmericanArt945MadisonAvenue(near75thSt.)TheWhitneyholdsanexcellentcollectionofcontemporaryAmericanpaintingandsculpture.Therearenopermanentdisplaysinthismuseumandexhibitionschangeallthetime.contemporaryadj.當時的,同時代的permanentadj.永久的,持久的Everytwoyears,theWhitneyholdsaspecialexhibitionofnewartbylivingartists.Themuseumalsoshowsvideosandfilmsbycontemporaryvideoartists.Matchthenumberonthemapwiththenamesofthemuseum.NumberonmapMuseumMetropolitanMuseumofArtWhitneyMuseumofAmericanArtTheFrickCollectionMuseumofModernArtGuggenheimMuseum23451Completethechartwiththeinformationfromthereadingpassage.NameAddressTypeofArtWhichcenturies?Whatcountries?WhitneyMuseumofAmericanArt945MadisonAvenue(near75thSt.)Contemporary(mainlyartbylivingartists)AmericaNameAddressTypeofArtWhichcenturies?Whatcountries?MuseumofModernArt53rdStreet(between5thand6thAvenues)Late19thcenturytothe21stcenturyWesterncountriesNameAddressTypeofArtWhichcenturies?Whatcountries?MetropolitanMuseumofArt5thAvenueand82ndStreetAllovertheworldFromancienttomoderntimesNameAddressTypeofArtWhichcenturies?Whatcountries?GuggenheimMuseum5thAvenueand88thStreetModern(fromlate19thcenturyonwards)WesterncountriesNameAddressTypeofArtWhichcenturies?Whatcountries?TheFrickMuseum5thandMadisonAvenueBeforethe20thcenturywesterncountriesListening1.Numberthegalleriesintheorderthatyouhearaboutthem.TheFrickCollectionGuggenheimMuseumMetropolitanMuseumofArtMuseumofModernArtWhitneyMuseumofAmericanArt513422.Listenagainandthenanswerthequestions.1.Whofirstsuggestedtheyvisitartgallery?2.Whoistheleastinterestedinvisitingartgalleries?JohnSusan3.WhyisGaoYanginterestedinvisitingtheMetropolitanMuseum?HewantstoseetheexhibitionofChineseart.4.DoesSusanpreferlargeorsmallgalleries?Smallgalleries.5.Whydoesn’tSusanwanttogototheMuseumofModernArt?Itisbig,crowdedandtooexpensive.6.WhatkindofartdoesSusandislike?

Modernart7.WhichtwogalleriesdotheydecidetovisitonFridayandwhichtwogalleriesonSaturday?TheFrickCollectionandtheMetropolitanMuseumonFridayandtheWhitneyandtheGuggenheimonSaturday.ListeningtextGaoYan,SusanandJohnareonholiday.TheyarestayinginahotelinManhattan,whichisanislandbetweentworiversinthecentreofNewYork.Listentothethreefriendsdiscussingwhichartgalleriestovisit.GAOYAN:Whatdoyouwanttodo tomorrow?JOHN:Whataboutvisitingsomeart galleries?GAOYAN:That’sagoodidea,John.SUSAN:ButitsaysintheguidebookthattherearemorethansixtygalleriesinManhattan.JOHN:Well,let’schoosejustafew.SUSAN:Evenafewgallerieswould takemorethanoneday.JOHN:OK.Let’sspendtwodaysvisitinggalleries.GAOYAN:OK,fine.SUSAN:Mmm.Alright.JOHN:So,GaoYan,whichgallerieswouldyouprefer?GAOYAN:I’dlikegotothe MetropolitanMuseum.It’s gotartfromalloverthe world.There’sevena sectiononChineseart.I’d liketoseethat.SUSAN:It’saverybigmuseum.I’dprefersomethingsmallertostartwith.JOHN:Well,whatdoyousuggest?SUSAN:Well,theFrickCollectionisquitesmall,andithasabeautifulgarden.PerhapswecouldgototheMetropolitanMuseumafterthat.GAOYAN:Andwecouldgotothe MuseumofModernArtthe nextday.SUSAN:Ohno.It’stoobigandcrowded. Andit’sexpensive.JOHN:Ifyouwanttoseecontemporaryart,theWhineymightbebetter,anyway.SUSAN:Modernart!Dowehaveto? I’mmotveryfondofthatstuff. Amonkeycouldhavepainted betterpicturesthansomeof thosepaintings.JOHN:Susan,youdon’twanttovisitartgalleries,doyou?Perhapsyou’dratherdosomethingelse?SUSAN:No,no.I’dliketoseesomeart,justnottoomuchandnottoomodern.GAOYAN:Look,whataboutthis? Tomorrowwecouldgoto theFrickinthemorning andtheMetropolitanin theafternoon.TheMetropolitanstaysopenuntil8:45onFridayevenings.Ifyou’vehadenoughbydinnertime,Susan,youcouldgobacktothehotelandIcouldstayatthemuseum.SUSAN:Yeah,that’sagoodplan.JOHN:Mmm,butI’dalsoliketogototheGuggenheim.GAOYAN:That’sOK.Wecoulddo thatonSaturday.We could haveaquicklookin theWhitneyfirstandthen goontotheGuggenheim.They’requiteclosetogether.TheGuggenheimstaysopentilllateonSaturdayssowe’dhaveplentyoftime.JOHN:That’sanexcellentplan.SUSAN:Yeah,OK.Iagree(saidgrudgingly).Unit5Revision選修六I.用適當?shù)慕樵~或副詞填空。1.___thedistance,hecouldseethetallchimneysofthefactory.2.Useanumbrellatoprotectyourself_____therain.3.Themountainwascovered_______snowalltheyearround.Infromwith/by4.Enoughlavahaderupted_____thevolcanotoburythewholevillage.5.Busesweredestroyedandatouristhotelwasburned___theground,althoughnoholidaymakerswereinjured.6.Maryquicklymovedout___theway,andDonaldliftedaboxdown.fromtoof7.Students____allovertheworldcometostudyatOxford.8.Itwasmyfirstsight___oldGreendancingwithagirlofsixteen.9.Hehadput___hisbestclothesforthismorningcall.10.Allthestaffareenthusiastic_____

theproject.fromofonaboutⅡ.改錯1.Hewasabouttoleavetheroomwhilethetelephonerang.2.Helpisin

thewaytothepeoplewhoarestruckbytheflood.whenon3.Heworkedlateintothenight,prepared

alongspeech.4.Thegirltoldusthewholethinginan

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discovery.

Thediscovery________________

verymuch.excitesthedoctors2.Astimegoeson,thestudentsinGrade3willwinthematch.

With____________,thestudentsinGrade3willwinthematch.3.Icouldhavebeenhereanhourago,butunluckilyImissedthetrain.

Icouldhavebeenhereanhourago,but____________Imissedthetrain.timegoingonunfortunately4.Iwascomingalongtoseeyou,butatthattimeIranintoJack.

Iwascomingalongtoseeyou_____IranintoJack.5.Hiscollectionofpaintingshasastrongimpressiononus.

Hiscollectionofpaintings__________verymuch.whenimpressesus6.Manyvillageswerecompletelyruinedafterthebigfire.

Manyvillageswere_________

__________afterthebigfire.burnedtothegroundⅣ.翻譯我正要出去,天就開始下雨。

(beabouttodo)Iwasabouttogooutwhenitbegantorain.2.我爬到山頂,這樣能很清楚地看到遠處的村莊。(inthedistance)3.我們很吃驚地看到她有了小孩后的變化。(beamazedat)Iclimbedupthehillsoastoseethevillageclearlyinthedistance.Wewereamazedatherchangingaftershehadababy.4.他盡可能快地跑,以免被熊攻擊。(as...aspossible)5.學了一會兒,他向他的床走去。

(makeone’swayto)Heranasquicklyaspossibletoavoidbeingattackedbythebear.Afterstudyingforawhile,hemadehiswaytohisbed.Ⅴ.WritingWestLake(inHangzhou)西湖是我國著名的旅游勝地,被譽為“人間天堂”。西湖景區(qū)由一山(孤山)、兩堤(蘇堤、白堤)、三島(阮公墩、湖心亭、小瀛洲)、十景(曲院風荷、平湖秋月、斷橋殘雪、柳浪聞鶯、雷峰夕照、南屏晚鐘、花港觀魚、蘇堤春曉、雙峰插云、三潭印月)構成。西湖的美,在于晴中見瀲滟,雨中顯空蒙。無論雨雪晴陰,在落霞、煙霧下都能成景;在春花,秋月,夏荷,冬雪中各具美態(tài)。蘇堤春曉柳浪聞鶯花港觀魚曲院風荷平湖秋月南屏晚鐘三潭印月雙峰插云雷峰夕照斷橋殘雪Duan

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squarekilometersarea;wellknownbothforitspicturesquelandscape(風景如畫)andforculturalheritagewonderfulten-viewsoftheWestLake(西湖十景)WhiteSnakeLegendXuxianandBaiSuzhen;arainydaymetonDuanqiaoBridge;BaiSuzhenborrowedanumbrellafromXuxian,theboysheloved.ThankYou!Unit5Revision選修六I.用適當?shù)慕樵~或副詞填空。1.___thedistance,hecouldseethetallchimneysofthefactory.2.Useanumbrellatoprotectyourself_____therain.3.Themountainwascovered_______snowalltheyearround.Infromwith/by4.Enoughlavahaderupted_____thevolcanotoburythewholevillage.5.Busesweredestroyedandatouristhotelwasburned___theground,althoughnoholidaymakerswereinjured.6.Maryquicklymovedout___theway,andDonaldliftedaboxdown.fromtoof7.Students____allovertheworldcometostudyatOxford.8.Itwasmyfirstsight___oldGreendancingwithagirlofsixteen.9.Hehadput___hisbestclothesforthismorningcall.10.Allthestaffareenthusiastic_____

theproject.fromofonaboutⅡ.改錯1.Hewasabouttoleavetheroomwhilethetelephonerang.2.Helpisin

thewaytothepeoplewhoarestruckbytheflood.whenon3.Heworkedlateintothenight,prepared

alongspeech.4.Thegirltoldusthewholethinginan

excitingvoice.As

thoughhe’s24now,he’sstilllike

alittlechild.

preparingexcitedEvenⅢ.每空填一詞,使該句與所給句子的意思相同。Thedoctorsareveryexcitedbythe

discovery.

Thediscovery________________

verymuch.excitesthedoctors2.Astimegoeson,thestudentsinGrade3willwinthematch.

With____________,thestudentsinGrade3willwinthematch.3.Icouldhavebeenhereanhourago,butunluckilyImissedthetrain.

Icouldhavebeenhereanhourago,but____________Imissedthetrain.timegoingonunfortunately4.Iwascomingalongtoseeyou,butatthattimeIranintoJack.

Iwascomingalongtoseeyou_____IranintoJack.5.Hiscollectionofpaintingshasastrongimpressiononus.

Hiscollectionofpaintings__________verymuch.whenimpressesus6.Manyvillageswerecompletelyruinedafterthebi