unit4Sharing课件14(人教版选修7).ppt

Extensive Reading;Revision;3) a plant part that gives rise to a new individual 4) to join things or repair or make something using a needle and thread 5) give something to a charitable organization or other good cause;Have you ever tried to send a gift or something to the children in poor areas or countries? ;;;;;;Today, we can have access to a website.;Welcome to Arguably, the World’s Most Useful Gift Catalogue Every gift on this website helps people overseas: overcome poverty and marginalization take control of their future work together to benefit each other participate regardless of religious or political beliefs ;Every gift you purchase helps you: put meaning back into gift giving say no to excess consumption make a practical response to global inequality ;1. What does the page show you? The page shows how to send gifts to those who need it. 2. In what kind of order are the gifts listed? How much are the cheapest and dearest gifts? What do the photos show you? ;The gifts are listed in order of the prices. The cheapest gift (A: 20 tree seedlings) costs 5 AUD. The dearest (U: a well and water pump) costs 1,350 AUD. The photos show you how particular gifts will be used (that is, a sewing machine to make clothes and the children who will receive help).;The use of the gift;Detailed reading ;1. In the Internet pages, there’s a card on the right, it will be given to you when you____ A. buy something in a shop B. ask for it from a poor children C. choose from the catalogue a really useful gift for some of the world’s poorest D. come to India;2. When you want to give child vaccinations against 6 killer diseases, you must send _____ A. $50 B. $20 C. $8 D. $85;3. The purpose of the Internet Page is to ____ A. let people give an unusual gift to the poor B. let people get an unusual card C. let people learn something useful D. let people make money;4. H