高中英语第二册Unit2课件1.pptVIP

* * How do you know what happen around us or even what happens abroad? Which of the news media above is the most reliable? Why? How are the media above different from each other? How do you know whether what you hear, see or read is true? Do you know how a newspaper is made? What about a magazine? What words will you need to talk about news and the media? You are the editors of a newspaper. Here is a list of ten things that happened today. You may only report five of them. Decide which events you are going to put in your newspaper and give reasons for you choices. Compare with those of your classmates. 200 people died in an earthquake in Turkey. France elected a new president. Two men robbed a bank in Shanghai. China beat Brazil 2-1 in football. Three children from your city were killed. Food prices are going up. A house in your city burnt down. Nobody was injured. 2000 people in your city moved into new building today and were happy. A Chinese scientist has invented a new engine that does not pollute the air. There is a rumour that a large company wants to build a factory in your city. Do you know what they are? And do you know how they are made? The text below is about reporters and newspapers. Look at the title and the pictures. Try to guess which of the following questions the text will answer. _____ How does a reporter decide what to write? _____ How much does a newspaper cost? _____ Why do people read newspapers? _____ How do newspapers report what happens? _____ Where do people read newspapers? _____ How do newspapers help us understand the world? Now please read the text carefully and try to find out the answers to the following questions. Who were asked to be interviewed? Whom does a reporter have to discuss with before he/she decides what to write? And what is the person’s job? Is interviewing someone difficult? What must a reporter know? Which of the articles that they have written do they like best? Why? What could they write about if they could write an