book2 unit_1_公开课cultural_relics-reading(ppt).pptVIP

What happened to the Amber Room in the following years? (1716; 1770; 1941; 2003) * Book 2 Unit 1 Cultural relics The Great Wall The Forbidden City Mona Lisa Smile The Pyramids in Egypt So a cultural relic is something that 1) has survived for a long time. 2) tells people about the past. 3) can be a vase, a picture, a building and any object. the Amber Room the Amber Room In Search of 3.characters 2.places 1.years Skimming 1770 1716 1941 2003 Russia Prussia Germany FrederickⅠ Frederick WilliamⅠ Peter the Great CatherineⅡ 2.Frederick WilliamⅠ 3.Peter the Great 4.CatherineⅡ 1.FrederickⅠ Scanning Frederick WilliamⅠgave the Amber Room to Peter the Great_________. Catherine Ⅱ_____ more details to the Amber Room. The Nazi army _____ the Amber Room. The rebuilding of the Amber Room was ________. as a gift stole completed added 1716 1770 1941 2003 Para 1 Color Birthplace Design Material Time to complete it yellow-brown Prussia in the fancy style popular in those days several tons of amber, gold and jewels It took the country’s best artists about ten years to make it. Careful reading about the Amber Room 1.Why was the Amber Room designed? 2.What did Peter the Great give in return? 3.What did the Amber Room serve as? 4.What did Catherine II do to the Amber Room? Para.23 Answer the questions. Why was the Amber Room designed? The Amber Room was designed for the palace of Frederick I. 2.What did Peter the Great give in return? Peter the Great gave him a troop of best soldiers in return. 3.What did the Amber Room serve as? It served as a small reception hall for important visitors. 4.What did Catherine II do to the Amber Room? Catherine II had the Amber Room moved to the palace outside St. Petersburg and added more details to it. * *