Unit1ScienceandScientistsUsingLanguageI課件高中英語人教版選擇性（完整版）

Unit1ScienceandScientists

UsingLanguageⅠP6-7LearningobjectivesInthisclass,youwillpredictwhatyouwillhearbyusingpictures;get

information

about

Judy’s

experience

in

the

scientific

museum;talk

about

different

scientific

experiences;makeashortpresentationaboutscientificresearchorexperiment.Pre-listening

1.Whatcanyouseeinthepicture?2.Whatishe/shedoing?

1.Whatcanyouseeinthepicture?2.Whatishe/shedoing?aboyagiantdishTheboyiswhisperingintothesmallercircleandthedishcanmakehisvoicelouder.apianokeyboardplaywithfeetMaybeitshowshowsoundworks.

1.Whatcanyouseeinthepicture?2.Whatishe/shedoing?

1.Whatcanyouseeinthepicture?2.Whatishe/shedoing?abluescreenwithbrightlights

1.Whatcanyouseeinthepicture?2.Whatishe/shedoing?Itisahallofmirrors.Maybeithastodowiththeprinciplesofreflection.

1.Whatcanyouseeinthepicture?2.Whatishe/shedoing?awhitelight;castshadowsinthecolouroftherainbowsoundsciencemuseum.visitorsexperiencesciencethroughinteractivelearningexhibitions(互動式學習展覽).lightWhile-listeningListentotheconversationandseeifyouranswersforActivity2arecorrect.Thenwritedowntheletters(A–E)forthephotosintheorderthatyouhearthemdescribed.

1.________2.________3.________4.________5.________DCEBAorder:PhotoA:A

giant

dish;

when

you

speak

into

it,

it

________

the

sound

back

and

________________.

You

can

use

it

to

speak

in

a

________

to

someone

17

metres

away.PhotoB:

A

giant

that

you

can

use

your

feet

to

play.

Instead

of

playing

the

sounds

of

a

piano,

it

plays

the

voices

of

________________.PhotoC:

You

look

at

a

blue

screen

for

a

while,

and

then

suddenly

you

can

see

________________

moving

around

on

it.

These

are

our

_________________.PhotoD:A______________

where

you

can

see

yourself

reflected

thousands

of

times.PhotoE:You

stand

in

front

of

____________,

and

it

casts

different

shadows

of

you,

in

________________

the

rainbow.reflectsmakesitlouderwhisperpianokeyboardclassicalsingerstinybrightlightsownbloodcellshallofmirrorsawhitelighteverycolorofListeningtextⅠJudy:Theywereourownbloodcells.Forsomereason,oureyesplaytricksonuswhenwelookbluescreen,andwecanseeourownbloodcellsmovingaroundlikelittlelights!ButtherewasanotherthingIlikedbetter.Istoodinfrontofawhitelight,anditcastdifferentshadowsineverycolouroftherainbow!Bill:Oh,IwishIhadbeenthere.Tellmemore!Judy:Well,theyhadanotherareaforsound.Theyhadagiantpianokeyboardthatyoucoulduseyourfeettoplay.Butthen,insteadofplayingthesoundsofapiano,itplayedthevoicesofclassicalsingers!Thentheyhadagiantdish,andwhenyouspokeintoit,itreflectedthesoundbackandmadeitlouder.Youcoulduseittospeakinawhispertosomeone17metresaway.Bill:Itallsoundssocool.IwishIcouldhavegonewithyou.Judy:Iknow,butwecangotogetherthisweekend.I'dlovetogothereagain!Bill:Thatsoundslikeagreatidea!1.TheconversationisabouttheCityofScienceandIndustry,amuseuminParis.Wouldyouliketogotothismuseum?Whyorwhynot?Post-listeningYes.I

would

like

to

go

to

this

museum

to

see

the

blue

screen.

I

am

curious

to

know

what

on

earth

is

going

on

there

and

why

I

can

see

my

blood

cells

moving

around

like

tiny

bright

lights.

I

am

sure

it

will

be

a

lot

of

fun.No.It

is

not

convenient

because

it

is

too

far

from

China

and

there

is

no

need

to

go

so

far

when

we

have

so

many

interesting

places

at

home.We

can’t

speak

French

and

will

have

trouble

in

understanding

what

to

do

there.2.ArethereanymuseumslikethisinChi