高三英语上学期Unit-14.ppt

Integrating Skills Do you know this? ape 猿 gorilla大猩猩 chimpanzee 黑猩猩 monkey 猴子 night monkey 夜猴 spider monkey 蜘蛛猴 Reading Para 1 Para 2 Para 3 Para 4 Para 5 Para 6 1.Primates are divided into two other groups. 2.Information about the chimpanzee 3.Most primates live in groups, and communicate and behave in advanced ways. 4.Experiments about the chimpanzee 5.Depending on the size of the brain, primates are divided into two groups 6.Important differences between apes and monkeys. Main idea of each paragraph 1.Which group do zoologists place human beings to? A group called primates. Para1 Primates include other mammals such as apes and monkeys, and they share certain characteristics. 2.Primates include other mammals such as: Detailed Reading 3.What are differences between primates and other animals? Primate Other animals 1) Hands and feet can grasp and often have opposable thumbs and toes. 2)Have a better sense of touch and the primate brain is larger. 1)Not good at holding, moving, and using objects 2)Have a weak sense of touch and small brain. 4.What are the differences between higher primates and lower primates? Higher primates Lower primates Larger brain Smaller brain New world primates Old world primates The group includes, among others, the spider monkeys and the night monkey. New world primates are usually small and live in trees. The group includes monkeys, apes and humans. Old world primates are bigger and spend more time on the ground. Compare the differences between new world primates and old world primates. Para2 Monkeys Most monkeys have tails; monkeys are smaller and don’t walk as upright as apes; their brains are less developed Apes have no tail; apes tend to be larger and walk more upright; apes use sight more than smell; an ape’s brain is more developed; apes have fewer young. Apes What are the differences between apes and monkeys? Para3 1.What do primates use to express themselves and communicate with each other? Para4-6 They use