【课时通】2015-2016学年高一英语外研版必修4课件：Module 6 Introduction Reading and Vocabulary（Ⅰ） .pptVIP

Module 6 Unexplained Mysteries of the Natural World Introduction Reading and Vocabulary（Ⅰ） 1.Learn some new words and phrases and talk about the natural world. 2. Master the main information in the text. 3. Improve the students’ listening and reading skills. Learning aims 英国水母麦圈 韩国麦圈 Leading-in UFO 深海中的美人鱼 ______is a monster that lives high up in the Himalayas. It’s about two metres tall and has powerful arms and legs. It often gets angry and will attack anyone who goes close to it.Local people and people travelling in the mountains have many stories to tell about it. b Read the descriptions and match the pictures. Introduction Vocabulary and reading 2. _____got its name because of its large footprints. It lives in the mountainous forests of northwest America and probably looks like a very large monkey—tall and hairy with big arms and legs. Native Americans believe it is a spirit and has no physical form. 3.______is a frightening creature that lives in Scotland. Climbers say they have seen it on the mountains. It is tall and has a grey face and long claws instead of hands. 4. One of the most famous monsters in the world is the _____. It lives in a deep lake (a loch) in the north of Scotland and it is very old. It has a small head and a long tail and some people believe it is a dinosaur. d a c attack claw creature dinosaur footprint hairy monster spirit tail 1.an animal, especially if you don’t know what kind of animal it is 2.an unknown animal that is big and frightening 3.with a lot of hair 4.the mark left on the ground by a foot Match these words with the definitions. creature monster hairy footprint tail dinosaur spirit claws attack 5.a part that sticks out at the back of an animal’s body 6.a large animal that lived thousands of years ago 7.something that continues to exist after death 8.the sharp nails that some animals and birds have on their feet 9.to use violence against someone Lake Tianchi the source of the Songhua River The “Mo