九年级英语what-would-you-do课件5.pptVIP

Section 1 accidents: event that happens unexpectedly and cause damage, injury. 事故； 故障；横祸；不幸；不测；意外 problem: thing that is difficult to deal with or understand. 难以处理的事情；难以了解的事物；难题 What are accidents and what are problems? fall downstairs spend too much time in Internet bars burn injure his knee smoke traffic accidents; working accidents; sports accidents; medical accidents; small daily accidents; … A teenager is easy to get bad habits and make some bad friends . I’d ask others to give me some advice. / I’d get some help from some books . How many accidents and problems are mentioned in this passage? 4 accidents and 4 problems. 2. Who wrote the book “What would you do if…?” ? Martin Robinson. How serious do you think these accidents and problems are? Rank them [1-4] ACCIDENTS 1. 2. 3. 4. PROBLEMS 1. 2. 3. 4. Falling downstairs Burning yourself Cutting yourself Injuring a knee Internet friend’s inviting Mistaking medicine for candy Offering cigarettes Getting pimples Questions Why is cold running water helpful to treat a small burn? Burns are the result of an excess of heat, and the skin continue to burn, so cold water could stop the burning. Because it’s always better to have more than one person present if you feel you might be in danger. A criminal is less likely to commit a crime in public when there are several people around. 2. Why would it be dangerous to meet an “internet friend”? 3. Have you ever experienced one accident or problem in the reading? How did you deal with it? Martin Robinson is a famous doctor who has a lot of experience dealing with teenagers. His new book, What Would You Do If…? came out last month. It gives advice on what to do in lots of different situations. Here are two pages from the book. have experience (in)doing sth. 在做某事方面有经验 She has a lot of experience in teaching. come out = publish 出版 Martin Robinson Question 1: What would you do if you cut yourself by accident?