新外研版 必修二Unit6Earth first Period3Understanding ideas 课件（30张）.pptx

2021学年度外研版必修二 Unit 6 Earth First Understanding ideas P62-63 The shark is coming!!!Pre-readingWatch and think:dangerouspowerful endangeredinterestingman-eatingterrifyingcuteintelligenthugeMore:________Now compare your choices with the class. Share what you know about sharks.What do you think of sharks?Tick the words that you would use to describe sharks. Add any more you can think of. 1. release time:_____2. director: ________3. Actors: _________4. Plot: ___________ ___________Have you heard about this film? Share some information with your classmates.Look at the picture and the title on page 63. fin 鱼鳍Will sharks be dangerous or endangered? What is your opinion? Why?While-readingRead the 链接资源\Sharks%20dangerous%20or%20endangered%20P62-63.pptxpassage and find out how sharks are described in the film Jaws. How are sharks described in the film Jaws? Sharks are described in the film as dangerous and bad animals that eat humans.Choose the authors purpose in writing the passage. 1 To criticise Peter Benchleys misleading description of sharks in his book and advocate the protection of sharks.2 To explain peoples misunderstanding of sharks and raise awareness of shark protection.3 To inform people about sharks and recommend the film and the book to them. Organize the structure of the passage. Sharks: Dangerous or Endangerd?Para ___ +Para 4_____________.Para _________dangerous.1 and 23endangerdPara 5 More people want to _________________.protect sharks from extinctionTrue or False 1. Jaws changed people’s idea of the great white shark as a dangerous animals. F2. Some people are afraid of swimming in the sea because they saw Jaws.T3. After 1975, the number of large sharks around South America fell quickly. F4. People cut off the fins and then throw sharks onto the beach where sharks die slowly and painfully. F5. Benchley began to protect sharks after he realized that his book was wrong about sharks behaviour. TPeople are more frightened of sharks.People who sa