Unit4-3Furtherreading.ppt

Pre-reading Read the following dialogue and fi ll in the blanks with the help of the context. S: Mr. Cleverman, what is an interview? C: An is a formal meeting at which a person is asked questions to see if he/she is suitable for a particular job. S: Who asks questions? C: An interviewer. S: Then what is an interviewer? C: The person who asks questions is the . S: And what do we call the person who ? C: He/She is the interviewee. interview interviewer is interviewed 2. Do you know who Jane Goodall is? Guess how she could be related to the following words and expressions. After-reading Read the article and choose the best answer to each of the following questions. 1) What is Jane Goodall famous for? A. A TV programme. B. Her study of chimpanzees. C. Her work in the Gombe National Park. 2) For what do you think Jane Goodall went to the TV interview? A. To become famous. B. To make her institute well known. C. To call upon more young people to join her institute. B C 3) What is Roots and Shoots according to the article? A. A division of Jane Goodall Institute for young people. B. A research programme aiming to help young people learn more about the environment. C. Both A and B. 4) What is the main idea of the article? A. Life and work of Jane Goodall. B. Stories of chimpanzees in Africa. C. Jane Goodall Institute. C A 2. Read the article and answer the following questions. When did Jane Goodall begin studying chimpanzees according to the article? And how long has she been studying them? Had Jane Goodall received any special training before she set to study chimpanzees? 3) Where did Jane Goodall go to begin her study? Jane Goodall began studying chimpanzees in 1960.And she has been studying them for over 40 years now. No, Jane Goodal hadn’t had any special training before she set to study chimpanzees. Jane Goodall went to Tanzania in East Africa to begin her study. Was it