全新版大学英语听说教程3_Unit_10.pptVIP

Listening Speaking III LISTENING SPEAKING III EXPERIENCING ENGLISH Unit 10 Survival Unit 10 Survival Unit Overview In this unit students listen to extracts about disasters. The students will have an opportunity to talk about different types of disasters, how disasters affect people, and disasters that have happened in their lifetimes. Unit 10 Survival Warm up Listening Task Real World Listening Interaction Link Warm up Warm Up Focus Students will review and expand their vocabulary related to natural disasters and how they can affect people’s lives. This vocabulary is useful for talking about: how a disaster strikes, what happens to people and cities when a disaster hits, who responds to disasters and how they respond, the stories of people who live through a disaster. Warm up Preview What recent disasters have you heard about? Where did they happen? What kinds of scary things happened to people in the disasters? What do you think this unit is about? Warm up Warm Up Find out in the right column the correct explanation for each of the words or expressions in the left column. Warm up evacuate a. to pull apart, usually by tearing 2. rubble b. to be required to leave a disaster area 3. collapse c. to stop resisting something 4. surrender d. to fall down 5. solicit e. pieces of a destroyed building 6. rip f. ask for money, help earnestly 7. sharp jolt g. forced down, forced to fall off one’s feet 8. knocked down h. a shock or bump that is strong and violent Warm up Warm Up Read the information about different kinds of disasters. Choose the correct words and phrases. Warm up Tsunami (海啸 ) Sometimes there is very little warning before a tsunami. People may have only a short time to □ evacuate □ evaluate their homes. Sudawan and her family lost their