Module4《ASocialSurveyMyNeighbourhood》ListeningandVocabulary课件3（外研版必修1）.ppt

　Listening and Vocabulary；Pronunciation，Writing， Everyday English and Function Cultural Corner;Step One：Fast reading Read the text (P39) quickly and answer the following questions. 1．In which countries is the countryside changing? ________________________________________________________________________ 答案：　In some countries in western Europe，such as France，Spain and Britain.;2．Why do some villages remain? ________________________________________________________________________ 答案：　Because people from the cities have bought a “second home” in the village.;Step Two：Detail reading Ⅰ.Read the text (P39) again and choose the best answers. 1．From the text we can infer________. A．life in the countryside never changes B．people in the countryside live a less lively life C．people find it easy to find jobs in the countryside D．people have no difficulty in living in the city 答案：　B;2．The writer hopes farmers will remain because he is worried that________. A．they can’t afford to buy houses B．the countryside will become worse C．they make less money from their farms D．they have no place to live in 答案：　B;3．The word “they” in the last paragraph refers to________. A．young people　 B．villagers C．city people D．villages 答案：　D;Ⅱ.Read the passage on P39 and tell the following statements True (T) or False (F)． 1．There are three reasons mentioned in the passage that some villages are disappearing.(　　) 2．People in the villages move to the cities to find work as the cities are richer than their villages.(　　);3．The farmers sell their land and find another job because they are tired of working on them.(　　) 4．Young people move to the towns for education.(　　) 5．Some villagers can’t afford houses because people from the cities bring the price of houses up.(　　) 答案：　1.T　2.F　3.F　4.F　5.T;Ⅲ.Read the text (P39) carefully and fill in the blanks.;Reasons for the problems;答案：　1.disappearing　2.livelier　3.jobs　4.go up / rise　5.villagers　6.land　7.making money　8.sadder and uglier;(1)committee作主语强调整体时，指“委员会