必修三 Unit 4 Workbook教案课件.ppt

Old ideas about “black holes” Was this what we found? New ideas about“black holes” Objects as large as suns can disappear into the “black hole”. All objects must go into the “black hole” when they are caught by its gravity. Time slows down when you are close to a “black hole”. Yes No Yes Speaking Task As a school newspaper journalist, you are going to meet Li Yanping after his return to the earth. You may ask the following questions as well as work out some more. What was the most unexpected thing you found out about “black holes”? If you cannot see a “black hole”, how do you know you have got close to it? What was the most frightening thing that happened to you on this journey? If one of your friends is planning to travel to the moon, what advice would you give him / her? You may think of many other problems one can meet with when travel to the moon. Make a list of your ideas, and discuss the solutions to the problems. （Instructions）: Please look at / listen to … Please pay attention to … Please check that … Make sure you … Don’t forget to … Watch out for … You need … You’d better … You must / mustn’t … The expressions you may use: Sample dialogue A: I’m g