Unit4SpaceExplorationListeningandSpeaking課件高中英語人教版

UNIT4SPACEEXPLORATIONListeningandSpeakingQuoteMysterycreateswonderandwonderisthebasisofman’sdesiretounderstand.---NeilArmstrong神秘感激發(fā)好奇心，而好奇心則是人們探索未知事物的前提。---尼爾-阿姆斯特朗Howdoyouunderstandthequote?ThephotoisoftheJadeRabbit2rover(alsoYutu2rover（探月車）)travellingonthemoon,whichwastakenfromtheChang’e4lander.China’sChang’e4madeasoftlandingonthefarsideofthemoonon3January2019.ThemePictureBytheendofthisclass,youwillbeableto1.Knowabouttherequirementsforbecominganastronaut.

2.

Listenfortheinformationrelatedtonumbers.

3.Talkwithpartnersaboutwhetheryouwouldliketobeanastronaut.TeachingaimsLead-inWhenyoulookupatthesky,whatwillyouthinkof?Theuniverseissomysterious[m??st??ri?s](神秘的)thathumansalwayswanttoexploreaboutit.Whocandothis?E.T.UFOChang'e

flying

to

the

moon

astronaut[??str?n??t]Doyouknowsome

famousastronauts

fromChinaorabroad?China’sfirstastronaut:ThefirstChinesewomantoreachspace:ThefirstChinesewomantocarryoutaspacewalk:Thefirstmantotravelintospace:Thefirstpersontowalkonthemoon:YangLiweiLiuYangWangYapingYuriGagarinNeilArmstrong[ni?l?ɑ?m?str??]Lead-inHowcanapersonbecomeanastronaut?Whatis

theselectionprocedure?What’stheselectionprocedureforastronauts?Makealistofpossiblerequirements.

ExperienceHealthconditionEducation...RequirementsPre-listening本堂詞匯學習Astronomy天文學astronaut宇航員（美）

Taikonaut宇航員（中）gravity重力pilot飛行員Selectionprocedure選拔過程Mentalandphysicalhealth身心健康

intelligent有智慧的centimetre厘米rocket火箭launch發(fā)射satellite衛(wèi)星orbit軌道float漂浮vehicle交通工具facility設施設備Universe宇宙Solarsystem太陽系ListentoaninterviewwithYangLiweitolearnhowhebecameChina’sfirstastronaut.ReporterYangLiweiWhile-listening1.YangLiweigraduatedfromcollegeattheageof_____.2.BeforehejoinedChina’sspaceprogramme,MrYangtrainedasafighterpilotfor____years.3.MrYangwasoneofthe____pilotswhowerechosentotrainforspaceflights.4.AtthetimewhenMrYangenteredthespaceprogramme,astronautshadtobeshorterthan___cminheightandlessthan___kginweight.5.MrYangbecameChina’sfirstastronautwhenhewas___yearsold.Listenandfillintheblankswiththecorrectnumbers.centimetrekilogram[?k?l?ɡr?m]agetimenumberheight/weightage?fa?t?(r)?pa?l?t]ListeningListenforthebasicinformation1.Theaudienceiscuriousabout

howYangLiweibecamethefirstChineseastronaut.2.MrYangalwaysbelievedthathewouldbecomeanastronautoneday.3.MrYangwasselectedtoattendpilottrainingwith13otherpeople.4.TobecomeanastronautinChina,youhavetohave1,350hoursofflyingexperience.5.Astronautsnotonlyhadtolearnhowtousespaceequipment,butalsohadtodoalotofmentalandphysicaltraining.TFneverIneverthought...TAltogether,14ofuswerechosenfrom...FIhad1350hours...,whichIthinkreallyhelpedme.TListenfornumbersthirty thirteen128:2,345:1886543(telephonenumber):/'θ??t?//θ??'ti?n/twothousandthreehundredandfortyfiveonehundredandtwentyeightonedoubleeightsixfivefourthreeNumberquestionsaretypicallyrelatedto:time,telephonenumbers,heights,weights,distances,etc.Whenyoulistenfornumbers,youneedtopayspecialattentiontobignumbersaswellasthosethatsoundquitesimilar,suchasthirteenandthirty,fourteenandforty,etc.9:20ninetwenty1.YangLiweigraduatedfromcollegeattheageof_____.2.BeforehejoinedChina’sspaceprogramme,MrYangtrainedasafighterpilotfor____years.3.MrYangwasoneofthe____pilotswhowerechosentotrainforspaceflights.4.AtthetimewhenMrYangenteredthespaceprogramme,astronautshadtobeshorterthan___cminheightandlessthan__kginweight.5.MrYangbecameChina’sfirstastronautwhenhewas___yearsold.2210147017238

Altogether,14ofuswerechosenfromamong1,500pilotstotrainforspaceflightsyouhadtobeshorterthan172centimetresinheightandweightlessthan70kilogramsListenandfillintheblankswiththecorrectnumbers.Listentotheinterviewagainandmakealistoftherequirementsforbecominganastronaut.Educationbackground:__________degree,trainedtobe_____________Experience:______hoursof___________experienceHealthcondition:mustbeinperfect___________________Courses:__________，___________and____________Specialtraining:Practiceusing

，anddoalotof______________________training

astronomy[??str?n?mi]scienceEnglishhealthandshapeflyingspaceequipmentmentalandphysical1350afighterpilotCollege?fa?t?(r)?pa?l?t]聽力文本Interviewer：TodayweareverypleasedtochatwithMrYangLiwei，thefirstChineseastronaut.Welcometotheshow，MrYang.MrYang：Thankyou.Interviewer：MrYang，ouraudienceisverycuriousabouthowyousucceededinbecomingChina’sfirstastronaut.Itmusthavebeenaverydifficultthingtoachieve.Didyoualwayswanttobeanastronaut?MrYang：Yes，IdreamtofitwhenIwasyoung，butIneverthoughtmywishwouldcometrue.Ittookalongtime.First，IgotmycollegedegreewhenIwas22，andthenIworkedasafighterpilotforaround10years.IfinallybecameChina’sfirstastronautwhenIwas38yearsold.

ActivityActivity聽力文本Interviewer：Sohowdifficultwasittojointhespaceprogramme?MrYang：Therewasalotofcompetition.Altogether，14ofuswerechosenfromamong1，500pilotstotrainforspaceflights.Interviewer：Thatsoundsreallydifficult.Didyoualsohavetobeacertainsizeandweight?MrYang：Yes，atthetime，youhadtobeshorterthan172centimetresinheightandweighlessthan70kilograms.Youalsohadtobeinperfecthealthandperfectshape.Interviewer：Soyouweretheperfectchoice!Asweallknow，anastronautneedstobehealthyandcalminordertoworkinspace.Butyoualsohadtostudyalot，too，right?MrYang：Yes，IhadtolearnEnglish，science，andastronomy.Ialsohadtopractiseusingspaceequipment，anddoalotofmentalandphysicaltraining.Itwasverytiring，butIwassoproudtohavetheopportunity.

1.Whatdoyouthinkofbeinganastronaut?2.Doyouwanttobeanastronautinthefuture?Whyorwhynot?

DiscussionThinkaboutthefollowingquestionsandshareyouropinionswithpartners.Reasonswhyyouwantto:1.desiretowalkinthespace2.beeager[?i?ɡ?(r)]toexplorethemysterious[m??st??ri?s]universe3.becuriousaboutthelivingcreaturesinspace.4.It’sexcellent[?eks?l?nt]/exciting/glorious[?ɡl??ri?s]/cool/interesting...tobeanastronaut.5....Reasonswhyyoudon’twantto:1.fullofchallenges/difficulties.2.beintelligent[?n?tel?d??nt]enoughtogetarelateddegree3.doalotofmentalandphysical[?f?z?kl]training4.Ittakesalotoftimeandeffortstomeetthebasicrequirements.5....Shareyouridea!EXAMPLE:A:Whatdoyouthinkofbeinganastronaut?B:Ithinkbeinganastronautwouldbecool.A:Sodoyouwanttobeanastronautinthefuture?B:Ofcourse.IamsocuriousaboutthelivingcreaturesinspacethatIhopetobeanastronautonedaytoobservethem.Howaboutyou?Wouldyouliketobeanastronaut?A:I’mnotsure,butIthinkitmightbetoodifficultforme.Therearesomanyrequirements.Activity5A：Youknow，Ithinkbeinganastronautwouldbecool.B：Doyouwanttoworkinspaceinthefuture?A：I’mnotsure，butIthinkitmightbetoodifficultforme.Therearesomanyrequirements.Firstofall，youmustbeintelligentenoughtogetarelatedcollegedegree.Thenyouhavetobeapilotwithyearsoftrainingandpractiseflying.Finally，youmustbereallyphysicallyfit.B：Sowhatmightbethemostdifficultpartforyou?A：Iguessitmightbethespacetravelitself.I’msurebeingweightlesswouldbefun，anditwouldbewonderfultoseetheEarthandstarsfromspace.Butthespacesuitandcapsulelookterriblysmallanduncomfortable.Itwouldbehardtostayinsuchasmallspaceforsolong.Also，there’snoprivacyatall.WhatifIhavetogototherestroom?B：Iseewhatyoumean.本堂詞匯聽寫Cosmology宇宙學cosmonaut宇航員（俄）

Astronomy天文學astronaut宇航員（美）

Taikonaut宇航員（中）gravity重力pilot飛