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Unit6DisasterandhopeListeningandspeakingbyAdaTypesofnaturaldisastersWhatarethesenaturaldisastersDroughtTyphoonBlizzardTsunami干旱暴風(fēng)雪臺風(fēng)海嘯TypesofnaturaldisastersWhatarethesenaturaldisastersAvalancheEarthquakewildfire雪崩地震山火TypesofnaturaldisastersWhichonedoyouthinkisthemostdangerousdroughtblizzardtyphoontsunamiearthquakeavalanchewildfireTypesofnaturaldisastersCanyounamesomebignaturaldisastersinhistory干旱暴風(fēng)雪臺風(fēng)海嘯地震雪崩山火Typesofnaturaldisasters

CompletethereportswiththewordsinActivity1.Payattentiontothewordsdescribingnaturaldisasters.In1881,a(n)1

struckthesmallVietnamesecityofHaiphong,bringingterriblestrongwinds.Whenithitthecoast,hugetidalwavescausedsevereflood,costingthelivesofupto300,000citizens.typhoonstrikev.(struck,struck)(災(zāi)難等)降臨;在......爆發(fā)eg:Apowerfulearthquakestrucktheislandthismorning.(疾病)侵襲;擊打;碰撞;突然出現(xiàn)在......腦中;罷工Typesofnaturaldisasters

CompletethereportswiththewordsinActivity1.Payattentiontothewordsdescribingnaturaldisasters.InAugust1949,theLandesregionofSouth-westFrancefacedamajor2

thatlastedalmostaweek.Some500km2offorestedlandwasburntand82peoplekilled.Eventoday,itisconsideredoneofEurope’smostdeadlyforestfires.wildfireforestedadj.滿是森林的;林木覆蓋的deadlyadj.致命的adv.極度地;死一般地itisconsidered(as/tobe)被認(rèn)為是......Typesofnaturaldisasters

CompletethereportswiththewordsinActivity1.Payattentiontothewordsdescribingnaturaldisasters.Thewinterof1950to1951cametobeknownastheWinterofTerrorwhenover6003

strucktownsandvillagesinthemountainsoftheSwiss-AustrianAlps.Causedbyexceptionallyheavysnowfallwithinashortperiodoftime,theydestroyedbuildingsandforests,andclaimedover256lives.avalanchesexceptionallyadv.極其,非常claimv.(戰(zhàn)爭、事故等)奪去(生命);聲稱itisclaimedthat...據(jù)說/有人聲稱Typesofnaturaldisasters

CompletethereportswiththewordsinActivity1.Payattentiontothewordsdescribingnaturaldisasters.In1960,Chilesufferedthestrongest4

toberecordedinthe20thcentury.Theshockisgenerallyagreedtohavehadamagnitudeof9.5.Itcauseda(n)5

withwavesofupto25metresaffectingplacesasfarawayasHawaiiandJapan.earthquaketsunamitoberecorded記錄在案的sufferv.遭受magnituden.震級;大??;程度;強(qiáng)度;重要性Typesofnaturaldisasters

CompletethereportswiththewordsinActivity1.Payattentiontothewordsdescribingnaturaldisasters.A(n)6

hitIraninFebruary1972,causingaweekofextremelylowtemperatures.Winterstormsbroughtasmuchas7.9metresofsnowinthesouthofthecountry,resultinginthedeathsofabout4,000people.blizzardhitv.(hit,hitting)使受嚴(yán)重影響;擊打;碰撞;使突然意識到(ithitssb.that...)resultin(+結(jié)果)導(dǎo)致Typesofnaturaldisasters

CompletethereportswiththewordsinActivity1.Payattentiontothewordsdescribingnaturaldisasters.InJuly2011,a(n)7

struckEastAfrica.Itwassaidtobetheworstin60years,andnotasingledropofrainfellforalmostawholeyear.Itledtoaseverefoodcrisisandthreatenedthelivelihoodsofmorethan9.5millionpeople.droughtlead(led,led)to導(dǎo)致crisisn.危機(jī) livelihoodn.生計(jì)threatenv.威脅到;危及---threatn.威脅ExtremeweatherconditionsDidyouknow?Forthousandsofyears,peoplehavebeentryingtopredicttheweather.InChinaduringtheShangDynasty,peoplerecordedweatherforecastsonanimalsbonesandtortoiseshells.Centurieslater,inGreece,thephilosopher,Aristotlewrotehistheoriesabouthowweatherconditionsformed.Weatherforecastingadvancedovertime,withmoreandmoreinstrumentstomeaturetemperature,humidityandairpressure.Today,satellitedataandcomputertechnologyhelpscientistspredicttheweathermoreprecisely.

Listentotheweatherforecastandmatchtheweathersymbolstothelocationsonthemap.Extremeweatherconditionsabcderainywindysonwyhurricaneextremeheat

Listenagainandcompletetheform.ExtremeweatherconditionsAnchorage(安克雷奇)Youwillneed1

.Temperatureswillstayaround2

℃Anchorage(安克雷奇)Youwillneed1

.Temperatureswillstayaround2

℃Phoenix(菲尼克斯)Temperaturesarereallyhighandit’sprobablyhotenoughto3

.Besureto4

ifyouorothershavesymptomsofheatsroke.warmclothes-15frymeatontheroadgetmedicalattention

Listenagainandcompletetheform.ExtremeweatherconditionsAnchorage(安克雷奇)Youwillneed1

.Temperatureswillstayaround2

℃Houston(休斯敦)It’s5

seasonandtherewillbeabigoneacrosstheAtlantic.Stay6

andlistenoutforthelatestforecasts.Washington,DC(華盛頓)Temperaturesaregoingtostayaround7

℃.Don’tdrive8

!hurricanesafeindoors13throughfloodwaters

Listenagainandcompletetheform.ExtremeweatherconditionsSanFrancisco(舊金山)Temperaturesaregoingtobearound

9

℃.Peoplearesufferingfrom10

whicharecausingdamageandloss.25wildfires

Nowtalkabouthowthespeakersdescribetheirexperiences.Listenagainifnecessary.ExtremeweatherconditionsGoodmorningUSA,andwelcometotoday'sweatherreportforMondayApril3.Asweallknow,thisyear,2080hassofarhadalotofextremeweather.Getreadyforalotmore!Firstlet'slookatAnchorage,wherethereissomeunusuallycoldweatherforthistimeofyear.Besuretowearwarmclothes-you'regoingtoneedthemifyoudohavetogooutside!We'regoingtoseesomeheavysnowoverthenextweek,withtemperaturesstayingaround-15degrees.

Nowtalkabouthowthespeakersdescribetheirexperiences.Listenagainifnecessary.ExtremeweatherconditionsIncontrasttoAnchorage,residentsofPhoenixaregoingtoexperienceanotherkindofextremeweather.Theyareabouttobehitbytemperaturesofupto...wow,52degrees!That'sprobablyhotenoughtofrymeatontheroad!Seriously,though,drinklotsofwaterandtrytostaycool.Besuretogetmedicalattentionifyouorothershavesymptomsofheatstroke.

Nowtalkabouthowthespeakersdescribetheirexperiences.Listenagainifnecessary.ExtremeweatherconditionsInHouston,temperatureswillstayaround30degrees,WeallknowthatthistimeofyearishurricaneseasonneartheGulfofMexico,andthereisabigonecomingourwayacrosstheAtlantic,Besuretostaysafeindoorsandlistenoutforthelatestforecasts.Temperaturesaregoingtostayaround13degreesinWashington,DC.Butthereisyetmorerainexpected.That's14daysofraininarowforthecity,Someadviceforeveryonethere-donottrytodrivethroughfloodwaters!Andifyoumustdriveintherain,driveslowlyandsteadily.

Nowtalkabouthowthespeakersdescribetheirexperiences.Listenagainifnecessary.ExtremeweatherconditionsInSanFrancisco,temperatureswillbemoderatearound25degrees.However,thisiscombinedwiththedryCaliforniaclimateandastrongwindforceof8.Thisisnotgoodnewsatallforthefirefighterstryingtocontrolthewildfiresoutsidethecity,Weareallthinkingaboutpeopletherewhohavelosttheirhomesandbelongings.Ifyouwanttohelp,pleaselistenfordetailsabouthowtomakeadonationafterthisreport.

Nowtalkabouthowthespeakersdescribetheirexperiences.Listenagainifnecessary.ExtremeweatherconditionsInSanFrancisco,temperatureswillbemoderatearound25degrees.However,thisiscombinedwiththedryCaliforniaclimateandastrongwindforceof8.Thisisnotgoodnewsatallforthefirefighterstryingtocontrolthewildfiresoutsidethecity,Weareallthinkingaboutpeopletherewhohavelosttheirhomesandbelongings.Ifyouwanttohelp,pleaselistenfordetailsabouthowtomakeadonationafterthisreport.

Workinpairs.ActoutthecoversationtotalkabouttheroadtripsacrossChina.ExtremeweatherconditionsStudentAYoulearnfromaTVreportthatStudentB’scityhasbeensufferingfromrainstormsandfloods.CallStudentBtocheckifhe/sheissafeandaskabouttheweather.Informationyou’dliketoknow:howlongtherainstormshavelastedtheeffectoftherainstormsonhis/hercityhowtocopeduringrainstormsandfloodswhatyoucanhelphowtheweatherhaschangedoverrecentyears.

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