Unit 22课的讲义.doc

Unit 22 A world of fun Speaking Work together with your partner. Prepare three role cards using the example below. Exchange cards with your partner and use the map to help your partner find the way to the attractions. A:Excuse me,can you tell me where the roller coaster is? B:Hm,the roller coaster,let me see. Oh yes,I know where it is.Go straight down this road,and then turn left. Go over the bridge.Walk past the Big Tower Free-fall Ride and the roller coaster will be on your left.You cant miss it. A:Ok.Straight down, then left,over the bridge, walk past the Free-fall Ride and it will be on my left.Got it.Thank you. B:Youre welcome. Reading Theme parks A theme park is a collection of rides,exhibitions or other attractions that are based on a common theme. Unlike traditional amusement parks, theme parks often want to teach visitors something At the World Park,one of the largest theme parks in China, visitors can look at buildings, castle and statues from more than thirty countries. At the China Ethnic Culture Park,people can learn about the customs, customs,and culture of Chinas fifty-five minorities. There are also theme parks about cartoon characters,animals--even about water. What they all have in common is that they combine fun with the opportunity to learn something. Many people come to theme parks looking for thrills and entertainment. But theme parks also try to make sure that visitors leave knowing more about their theme. A good example of a theme park that both educates and entertains is Ocean Park in Hong Kong. Visitors to Ocean Park will find all the rides and attractions that can be found in most parks, but they will also find many opportunityies to learn about life in the ocean. More than 50,000 students visit the park every year. The park has a conservation centre that helps protect marine animals and their habitats in the rivers and coastal water of Asia. Ocean Park is built on both sides of a mountain on the south side of Hong Kong Island. The park is