高中英语第三册(全一册)Unit14 speaking ppt.ppt

Speaking Lead-in A: Yes. Because animals are our good friends. They can share my joy and sorrow. Besides, they never give away my secrets. I can tell them anything that I can’t tell the other people. B: I like animals, as well. They are very clever. When we human beings meet with some difficulties, they can help us a lot and try to smooth them away. If we feel lonely sometimes, they are our good companions. Free talk Three lion cubs have been put in the same cage with four tiger cubs with an aim of fostering intimacy among them in Jinan Wildlife World, capital of east China’s Shandong Province, Thursday, Jan 6, 2005. Japanese Macaque monkeys have a relaxing moment as they dip in a hot spring in the snow-covered mountains at Jigokudani Wild Monkey Park in Yamanouchi in Central Japan. About 250 monkeys living in two groups inhabit the nearby mountains and are fed in the park. A dog stands on a surfboard as its owners wait for yachts competing in the America’s Cup sailing competition to leave Viaduct Harbour in Auckland, New Zealand. Now you can have a free talk about the three pictures. You can say whatever you like. Warming up From the given pictures, we can learn that animals are just like our human beings. They can “speak”, “feel” and even “do” something as we do. Speaking A: We think that animals should be kept in zoos or nature parks. Because the environment is becoming worse and worse. Plants are fewer and fewer so that animals in the wild will not have enough food and places. Second, some animals are dangerous to us. They can hurt people. So it’s better to keep them in the zoos or nature parks, where we have some special workers or animal-keepers to take good care of them. B: I don’t agree with you. We think that animals should not be kept in the z