英语：Chapter 4 Our senses Reading 1课件（深圳牛津七年级下）.ppt

2-2 说 明 本套教材根据牛津英语教材English First!，On Target!和Oxford English，由上海市中小学（幼儿园）课程改革委员会和牛津大学出版社（中国）有限公司合作改编。为了使教材更适合深圳学生的实际情况，又由深圳市科学研究院对现行英语教材（牛津上海版）进行适当改编。 本册教材供七年级第二学期试用。 本套教材改编顾问：张民伦 原教材改编者： 沃振华 李绍贤 朱维庭 施安吉 施志红 杨顺德 本版教材改编者： 尚 强 安凤岐 课件制作： 卢 璐 The eyes are sometimes called the windows of the soul because people can often understand what is on your mind by looking into your eyes. Often if somebody is telling a lie, he/she cannot look another person in the eye for fear of giving himself/herself away. There is a fluid in the ears which helps us keep our balance. If the balance is disturbed, we feel uncomfortable. When people get carsick or seasick, it is because this fluid balance is disturbed. Inside the ear is a tight, thin skin called the eardrum which vibrates when hit by sound waves. If it is broken, the ability to hear will be lost forever. When we get colds, our noses become congested, our sense of smell is blocked and our sense of taste is dulled. The tongue is covered with tiny taste buds which sense special chemicals in food. Different parts of the tongue are used to taste different flavours. This diagram shows where these taste buds are positioned on the tongue. sense /sens/ n. one of the five powers that your body uses to get information about the world around you 感官 The dog has a keen sense of smell. balance /b?l?ns/ n. a situation in which different things exist in equal, correct or good amounts 平衡 Try to keep a balance between work and relaxation. Athletes need a good sense of balance. drum /dr?m/ n. 耳鼓膜；鼓 You should always be careful with your ear drum. If you damage it, you will be deaf. Can you play the drum? tongue /t??/ n. 舌头 It’s very rude to stick your tongue out at people. blind /bla?nd/ adj. Doctors think he will go blind. One of her parents is blind. not able to see 盲的；瞎的 belong to Lions and tigers belong to the cat family. Who does this watch belong to? be part of a particular gro