Unit2 Integrating Skills Going high PPT课件.pptVIP

Integrating skillsGoing high Lead-in Discuss What does “going high” mean? Answers( Paragraphs 3---5) 1. They can live at ease in such extreme conditions because they have lived in Himalayas for centuries and have adjusted to the conditions at such a height. 2. They were not prepared to many unexpected difficulties and they were not very familiar with Mount Qomolangma. Read from Paragraph 6-7 1. The Chinese . (首次成功攀登) in 1960. The team members . (包括) Gongbu, Wang Fuzhou and Qu Yinhua 3. On their return, they (被颂扬为) as national heroes. On May 27, 1975, another team . (到达顶峰) of Mount Qomolangma from its northern side. Answer to Ex.3 Goodbye * * In my opinion, going high means climbing the mountains. Skimming：Find the main idea for each paragraph P 1 P 2 P 3 P 4 P 5 P 6 By the middle of 1920s, Mount Q. remained to be greatest challenge for human beings. Difficulty and risk Sherpas prove to be the ideal guide Some early attempts and the first successful attempt Mount Qomolangma, it remains man’s great challenges until now. China’s attempts to reach the summit Careful-reading 1. What does the third pole refer to? It refers to the highest mountain on earth---Mount Qomolangma. 2. What difficulties may a person have while climbing at high altitudes? Paras.1---2 Read Paragraphs 3---5 1. Why can the Tibetans live at ease in such extreme conditions? What makes Sherpas the most reliable guide in every attempt to climb Mount Qomolangma? 2. What might have been the possible reasons that made British expeditions fail in 1922 and in 1924? Why could Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay make it to the summit of Mount Qomolangma? 3. After the first successful climbing, why did so many people still want to climb Mount Qomolangma? Sherpas’ strength, skill, honesty and dedication have made them the most re