高中英语 moduleunit4reading课件 新人教版必修1高中英语 module1unit4reading课件 新人教版必修1.pptVIP

The _____ of planes could be heard even when no planes were in the sky. The water _____ in some buildings ______ and ______. Para4. Why does the writer say all hope was not lost? First,the army… Second, the army… Third, to the north of the city… Fourth,workers… Lastly, fresh water… A special TV program at the 32nd anniversary（32周年纪念日） of the Tangshan Earthquake: A: Host or hostess of the program B: Little Hero Lin Hao from Yingxiu Primary School, who saved two of his classmates from the ruins in Wenchuan Earthquake. * A NIGHT THE EARTH DIDN’T SLEEP Fast reading: Divide the passage into three parts and find out the main idea of each part. Part 1( ) Part 2( ) Part 3( ) Para.1 Para.2-3 Para.4 Signs before the earthquake. What happened during the quake and the damage caused by the quake. The rescue work after the earthquake. The water in the wells ____and____. And some deep ______ could be seen in the well walls. A ______ gas came out of the cracks. rose fell cracks smelly Task 1: Read Para1 and find out what strange things happened? The chickens and even the pigs were too ________to eat. nervous upset, worried Mice ran out of the fields___________ places to hide. Fish _________out of bowls and ponds. looking for jumped People could see _______lights in the sky. bright sound pipes cracked burst break Task 2: Read para.2-3 carefully and do the true or false questions. In fifteen terrible seconds a large city was completely destroyed. ( ) Then, later that afternoon, another small quake shook Tangshan. ( ) The number of people who were killed reached more than 400,000. ( ) Although it seemed that the world was at an end to the people in Tangshan, the people in Beijing and other cities nearby slept well on the night of July 28, 1976. ( ) T F F F 5. All of the city’s hospitals, three-fourths of its factories and buildings and nine-tenths of its homes were gone.