高中英语第三册(全一册)Unit14 reading 1 ppt.pptVIP

honeycomb Circle dance Wagging dance * bees honey beehive bee-keeper Karl Von Frisch Unit 14 Bees The Language of Honey Bees Para. 1 Para. 2 Para. 3 Para. 4 Para. 5 Para. 6 Para. 7 Para. 8 The circle dance A brief introduction of the bee 3. Whether bees could tell each other the exact position. 4. The wagging dance. 5. Pro. Karl von Frisch built special hives to study bees. 6. The number of wagging dances indicates the exact distance to the feeding place. “Bee-line” and “ to make a beeline for ” 8. Something about the professor Match the general idea of each paragraph. The structure of the passage Part I (Para.1) Part II (Para.2-7) Part III (Para.8) Scientists are interested in researching the language of honey bees. Professor Karl did many experiments and discovered the secret of the language the honey bees used to communicate news of food by circle dance and wagging dance. Professor Karl was given a Nobel Prize in 1973. Careful Reading Para.1 A brief introduction of the bee Why is it the honey-bee that has interested scientists most? Because of the language they use to communicate with each other. Para.2 Pro. Karl von Frisch built special hives to study bees. What was Professor von Frisch puzzled by? When he placed little dishes of honey on a table, bees soon came. As soon as one bee discovered the honey, many more came to it one after another in a short time. first to the right then to the left first in a straight line from side to side in a semicircle straight again another semicircle Para.5 The number of wagging dances indicates the exact distance to the feeding place. What did the scientists discover? 2. What a maximum distance do the bees fly? They discovered that the farther away the feeding station was, the slower the dance was. Bees fly a maximum distance of 3.2 kilometres between their hive and a feeding place. Para.6 What was the remaining question for Professor von Frisch and his partners? The r