捷进英语B2U2选编.pptxVIP

2 Journeys of Discovery Task 1 Look at the sample and then complete the two exercises that follow. Which Pair Is the Same as the Example? Sample Example: (1) Dolphin (2) Salmon (鲑鱼) A (1) Turtle (海龟) (2) Eagle B (1) Salmon (2) Spider C (1) Seahorse (2) Shark Answer and reason: The answer is C because just as the example, in which both dolphin and salmon can only live in water, both seahorse and shark can only live in water as well. Exercise 1 Example: (1) Fish (2) Goldfish A (1) Butterfly (2) Bee B (1) Crab (螃蟹) (2) Spider C (1) Mammal (哺乳动物) (2) Whale Exercise 2 Example: (1) Butterfly (2) Dragonfly A (1) Spider (2) Elephant B (1) Eagle (2) Bee C (1) Zebra (斑马) (2) Snake Exercise 1 The answer is C because a whale is a subspecies of a mammal. Exercise 2 The answer is B because both animals can fly. Task 2 Discuss the questions in pairs. 1 Which animal interests you most? 2 What fascinating facts do you know about animals? Possible answers 1. I find bats fascinating. They can fly through woodland in pitch black. Possible answers 2 Reindeer can see UV light. Dragon flies are master predators. They catch 95% of their prey, lions catch only 40%. Elephants use infrasonic hearing to communicate when they are very far from one another. They can hear thunderstorms from 500km away. That’s like someone in London listening to a storm in Edinburgh. Task 1 Read the first paragraph and tick the things you think the text will cover. Read the text and check your predictions. 1 How animals migrate. 2 Why animals migrate. 3 Our understanding of animal migration. 4 The biggest migration of animals. 5 How humans travel around. 1.What are the reasons for migration? 2.How do the animals know to migrate? 3.How do the animals find the way to their destination? A