高一英语课件Unit18 New Zealand period3.pptVIP

Abel Tasman National Park Natural deep harbor Ferns 银蕨(Ferns)树 Rainforest with ferns,the national symbol of New Zealand Land of the long white cloud Kiwi flightless Maori men Unit 18 New Zealand Period 3 Reading 2 – Language Study A Map of New Zealand and Oceania New Zealand lies to the east of Australia. It is made up of two large islands. It is about the same size as Philippines. Wellington is the capital city, which lies on the North Island. New Zealand has a mild sea climate with plenty of rain. It has a lot of natural beauties, such as deep blue seas, beautiful bays and beaches, green hills and mountains, dead volcanoes, hot springs, special plants and animals. The earliest people that settled in New Zealand were the Maori. Later came the Chinese, the Dutch and the English. Then the Maori signed an agreement with the settlers. Its population now is mainly made up of by the Maori and the Europeans. VI. Retell the text, using the following key words: 2. Wellington 1. Auckland 3. Christchurch 4. Queenstown 1 2 3 4 Paragraph 1: off the eastern coast of Aus-tralia; made up of 2 large islands; about the same size as Philippines; Wellington, its capital city on the North Island; three other important cities: Auckland, Christchurch and Queenstown Paragraph 2: mild sea climate; north, sub-tropical; rains quite a lot; warmest months, December to February; coldest months; June to August Paragraph 3: ocean and seas are deep blue; cities lie on a bay, have a natural harbor; green hills and mountains; dead volca-noes; hot springs; plants and animals only live in it; a little national bird that cannot fly; called kiwi Paragraph 4: the Maori, the earliest settlers discovered it 1000 years ago; around 1421, Chinese sailors came; the Dutchman in 164