Unit5SectionB2a-2e課件人教版英語八年級下冊

Unit5DoYouRememberWhatYouWereDoing?SectionB2a-2eMatchtheeventswiththedates.October1,1949May12,2008Feburary4,2022WenchuanEarthquakeBeijingWinterOlympicsFoundingCeremonyofPRCThesedates

havegreatmeaning

toChinesepeople.TwomeaningfuldatesinAmericanhistoryApril4,1968September11,2001Whathappenedthatday?Whyarethedatessomeaningful?Let'sgointothepassage!Doyouknowtheman?Andwhowasthemaninthepicture?Dr.MartinLutherKingDoyouknowthebuildingandwhatisthename?TheWorldTradeCenterGuessbythetitleandpicturesWhatwillthepassagetalkabout?thefuture(未來的)events.thepresent(現(xiàn)在的)events.thepast(過去的)events.Howmanyeventsarementioned?TwoThe

titleandpictures

canbehelpfulforyoutounderstandatext.FastreadingWhat'sthemainidea?A.RobertrememberswhathewasdoingwhenDr.MartindiedonApril4,1968.B.Katerememberswhatshewasdoingwhen911happenedonSep11,2001.C.Peopleoftenrememberwhattheyweredoingwhentheyheardthenewsofimportanteventsinhistory.Youcanusuallyfindthemainideafromthefirstsentencesinapassage.FastreadingHowmanypartscanbedivided?Part1Part2EventaboutDr.MartinLutherKingEventabouttheWorldTradeCenter馬丁·路德·金

馬丁·路德·金（MartinLutherKing,Jr.,1929年1月15日－1968年4月4日），出生于美國佐治亞州的亞特蘭大市。馬丁·路德·金是著名的美國民權運動領袖，他于1963年8月28日在林肯紀念堂前發(fā)表了《我有一個夢想》（IHaveaDream）的演講，迫使美國國會在1964年通過《民權法案》，宣布種族隔離和種族歧視政策為非法政策。1968年4月4日，馬丁·路德·金前往孟菲斯市領導工人罷工，遭槍擊，遇害時年僅39歲。作為黑人領袖，他生前贏得美國各階層人民的廣泛尊重和愛戴，為世界所關注，1964年獲得“諾貝爾和平獎”。為紀念這位偉人，1983年1月，總統(tǒng)納德·里根簽署法令，規(guī)定從1986年起，每年1月的第三個星期一為美國的“馬丁·路德·金日”（MartinLutherKing,Jr.Day），并且將其定為法定假日。Lookthroughthepassagequicklyformainidea.世界貿(mào)易中心（WorldTradeCenter，美國紐約）簡稱“世貿(mào)中心”，位于美國紐約曼哈頓島西南端，曾是紐約市最高、樓層最多的摩天大樓，為紐約市民乃至美國國民所自豪的地標建筑。大樓于1966年開建，主體于1973年建成使用。世貿(mào)大樓共110層，高達411米，是一個由兩座并立的塔式摩天樓（被稱作“雙子塔”）、4幢辦公樓和1幢旅館組成的建筑群。其主體南樓和北樓雙子塔采用鋼結構建筑，大樓墻面由鋁板和玻璃窗組成。在其遭受恐怖襲擊被摧毀之前，每年都吸引來自世界各地的無數(shù)游客前往參觀。2001年9月11日，恐怖分子劫持兩架民航客機先后從不同方向撞向世貿(mào)中心的雙子塔樓，兩棟塔樓隨后相繼倒塌。ScanningPart1——EventaboutDr.MartinLutherKingwhat(event)

when(date)

where(place)what(activities)how(feelings)MartinLutherKing

.waskilledOnApril4,1968.InAmerica.RobertAllenwas

inthekitchen.Robert'sparentswere

.eatingdinnercompletelyshockedFindthespecific

information.Findsentencesfrompart1withthesimilarmeaningstotheonesbelow.1.Noteveryonewillrememberwhokilledhim,buttheycanrememberwhattheyweredoingwhentheyheardthathegotkilled.2.Noonesaidanythingfortherestofdinner.Althoughsomepeoplemaynotrememberwhokilledhim,theyrememberwhattheyweredoingwhentheyheardthenews.Myparentsdidnottalkafterthat,andwefinishedtherestofourdinnerinsilence.CarefulreadingScanningPart2——EventabouttheWorldTradeCenterwhat(event)

when(date)

where(place)what(activities)how(feelings)TheWorldTradeCenter

by

.wastakendownterroristsInAmerica.OnSeptember11,2001.KateSmithwas

inherofficenearthetwo

.workingtowersShewasso

thatshecouldhardlythinkclearlyafterthat.scared

Findthespecificinformation.3.September11,2001—thedatealonemeanssomethingtomostpeopleintheUS.4.IhadtroublethinkingclearlyafterthatbecauseIwasveryafraid.Findsentencesfrompart2withthesimilarmeaningstotheonesbelow.Eventhedate—September11,2001—hasmeaningto

mostAmericans.IwassoscaredthatIcouldhardlythinkclearlyafterthat.Carefulreading____1.EveryoneinAmericarememberswhokilledDr.King.____2.RobertAllenwaseatinglunchwhenDr.Kingwaskilled.____3.Robert'sparentswereshockedtohearthenews.____4.KateSmithwaswatchingamoviewhenaplanehittheWorldTradeCenter.____5.Katedidn'tthinkherfriendwastellingthetruthabouttheevent.Readthepassageagain.Arethefollowingstatementstrue(T)orfalse(F),oristheinformationnotgiven(NG)?TFTFFdinnerworkinginherofficeNoteveryoneAfterreadingDoYouRememberWhatYouWereDoing?whatwhenwherewhathowwaskilledApr.4,1968inAmericaeatingdinnercompletelyshockedwastakendownSep.11,2001inAmericaworkingsoscared

Mostpeoplerememberwhattheyweredoingwhentheyheardthenewsofimportanteventsinhistory....Task1:Retellthewholepassage.Peopleoftenremember(whattheyweredoingwhenthey______(hear)thenewsofimportanteventsinhistory.)InAmerica,forexample,manypeopleremember_____theyweredoingonApril4,1968.Thiswas____importanteventinAmericanhistory.Onthisday,Dr.MartinLutherKing_______(kill)._______somepeoplemaynotremember(whokilledhim),theyremember(whattheyweredoing

whentheyheardthenews).heardwhatanwaskilledAlthoughReadagainthentrytoundersomekeywords.Peopleoftenremember(whattheyweredoingwhentheyheardthenewsofimportanteventsinhistory.)InAmerica,forexample,manypeoplerememberwhattheyweredoingonApril4,1968.ThiswasanimportanteventinAmericanhistory.Onthisday,Dr.MartinLutherKingwaskilled.Althoughsomepeoplemaynotremember(whokilledhim),theyremember(whattheyweredoing

whentheyheardthenews).在歷史上

賓語從句（陳述語氣）

…的新聞

被殺害了（被動語態(tài)）bedoneRobertAllenisnowover50,buthewasaschoolpupilatthattime.“Iwasathomewithmyparents,”Robertremembers.“Wewereeatingdinnerinthekitchenwhenweheardthenewsontheradio.Thenewsreportersaid,‘Dr.Kingdiedjust10minutesago’.Myparentswerecompletelyshocked!Myparentsdidnottalkafterthat,andwefinishedtherestofourdinnerinsilence.”=morethan多于lessthan在收音機中

becompletelyshocked十分震驚

從那之后

剩余的…沉默，無聲

=silentlyadj.silent