高二英語TheConquestoftheUniv.ppt

Shenzhou ,2008,Change ,2007,Shenzhou ,2005,更多資源,Shenzhou ,2003,Module 5,The Conquest of the Universe,高中第八冊,leap joint Mars Jupiter Aldebaran probe Saturn,n. 飛躍，跳躍 adj. 共同的，聯(lián)合的 n. 火星 n. 木星 n. 金牛座中的紅色巨星，畢宿五 n. 宇宙探測器，航天探測器 n. 土星,Words preview,Russian Yuri Gagarin becomes the first man in space. It takes him just 108 minutes to go around the world. The date is _.,1961,Do you know.?,American Neil Armstrong becomes the first man to set foot on the moon. He describes the moment as “One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.” The date is:_.,1969,Pioneer 10 becomes the first spaceship to fly past Jupiter. It is headed for the red star Aldebaran, which it will reach in two million years time. The date is _.,1973,The American Viking 1 mission lands on Mars and sends back good quality photos. The date is _.,1975,Seven American astronauts are killed just over a minute after taking off in Challenger. It is the biggest space disaster so far, and slows down the American space programme. The date is _.,1986,A 60-year-old American, Denis Tito, becomes the first space tourist. He spends eight days on board the Russian part of a joint USA-Russia space mission. The date is _.,2001,Yang Liwei becomes the first Chinese astronaut. He describes the experience as marvelous. The date is :_.,2003,Nearly seven years after being launched, the Cassini space probe reaches Saturn. It sends beautiful images of Saturns rings back to Earth. The date is _.,2005,What will happen in the future? What will you do in space? spend holidays in space, set up a base for scientific research, to be an astronaut to be sent into Mars,Discussion,Lets come to the passage!,accustomed shuttle historic tune witness assume patience in spite of advanced at the very beginning of burst,adj. 習慣的 n. 航天飛機 adj. 歷史性的 v. 收看，收聽 v. 目擊，親歷 v. 假定，假設 n. 耐心 不管 adj. 高級的，先進的 在一開始的時候 v. 爆炸,Vocabulary preview,Skimming,To get general ideas,1. Part 1 is mainly about _. A. the history of space travel B. human exploring the universe C. the difficulty humans had exploring the universe D. the worst space accident 2. How is Part 1 developed? A. By giving examples. B. By explaining. C. In order of time. D. In order of space.,Skimming,3. From Part 2, we know that _. A. it is not worth exploring the universe B. being an astronaut is the worst job C. poor technology is responsible for the disaster D. theres a long way to go in exploring the universe,Skimming,Tick the subjects that are mentioned in the text: (1) the first landing on the Moon (2) the first shuttle flight into space (3) the first landing on Mars (4) the explosion of the Challenger (5) Chinas first taikonaut Yang Liwei,Skimming,To solve difficult points,Careful reading,1. be aware of / that 意識到，知道 Smokers are well aware of the dangers to their own health. 吸煙者很清楚吸煙對他們自身的健康造成的傷害。 He must have been aware that his parents marriage was breaking up. 他一定已經(jīng)知道父母的婚姻正在破裂。,2. make it 規(guī)定時間；成功，做到，趕上 A: Shall we meet next week? B: Yes. Lets make it next Sunday. 甲：下星期我們碰一次頭好嗎？ 乙：好的。讓我們定在下星期日碰頭吧。 A: You have just 15 minutes to get your train. B: All right, I guess I can make it. 甲：你只有一刻時間去趕上這班火車了。 乙：沒關系，我想我趕得上。 You cant make it to the other shore in this weather. 天氣這么惡劣，你可到不了對岸。,3. tune in 1) 收聽，收看 tune in (to) the news program 收聽新聞節(jié)目 Tune in next week at the same time. 下周同一時間繼續(xù)收聽。 2) 與建立無線電聯(lián)系 tune in a directional beacon 用無線電同定向信標臺聯(lián)絡 3) 使和諧，使一致 tune in the colours to each other 使顏色相互協(xié)調(diào),4. work vi. 起作用，有效；產(chǎn)生影響；行得通 The medicine works smoothly. 藥物奏效了。 The appeal worked powerfully upon him. 呼吁對他起了強烈作用。 A Utopian plan just wont work. 空想的計劃是行不通的。,5. no more than 表示對兩者都否定，意為“同一樣不” He is no more a writer than a painter. 他既不是畫家，也不是作家。 A whale is no more a fish than a horse is. 馬不是魚，鯨也不是魚。,相關鏈接 not more than “不如”，“不及” I am not more careful than he is. 我不如他認真。 more than 與其說不如說 He is more good than bad. 與其說他邪惡，不如說他善良。 He is more lucky than clever. 與其說他聰明，不如說他幸運。,no more than “僅僅”，“只有”，“只不過” He has no more than three shirts. 他只有三件襯衫。 not more than “至多” He has not more than three shirts. 他最多只有三件襯衫。,6. in spite of 不管 In spite of poor health, he is always cheerful. 盡管身體不好，但他總是樂呵呵的。 相關鏈接 in spite of oneself 不由自主地 He laughed in spite of himself. 他不禁笑起來。,7. at the very beginning of 在開始的時候 相關鏈接 in the beginning 在開始時 He disliked it in the beginning. 他開始時不喜歡它。 from the beginning 從一開始 I was opposed to the plan from the beginning. 我從一開始就反對這個計劃。 from beginning to end 從頭至尾 Ive read the book from beginning to end. 我從頭至尾讀過這本書。,Organization,Space: the Final Frontier,Part 1: human exploration of the universe,Part 2: a description about the Challenger disaster,Para. 1: the first moon landing,Para. 2: single spaceships and the first shuttle flight,Paras. 3-5: the Challenger disaster,Part 1,To get detail information,Scanning,1. How did people feel when they watched the first moon landing? A. Excited. B. Nervous. C. Excited but nervous. D. Worried. 2. What was different about the space shuttle? A. It was smaller. B. It was better. C. It could be used several times. D. It could hold more people.,Reading Comprehension,3. What did the Challenger disaster teach the world? A. Wed better not be an astronaut. B. Space flight was still dangerous. C. Space flight will be dangerous for ever. D. We should respect all of the astronauts.,4. Why does the writer call the passage Space: the Final Frontier? A. Because there are no places on Earth. B. Because he is interested in space travel. C. Because there are no new places left for humans to discover and we havent exploded space.,(1) Armstrong is the first one to set foot on the moon back in 1969. (2) The aim of the Columbia was to test the new shuttle system. (3) The Challenger took off on 12th April, 1981. (4) Christa McAuliffe never came back to her classroom.,T,T,F,T,True or false,Reading Comprehension,1. How did people feel about space travel a few years later? They got used to it and thought it was safe and normal. 2. Why did people want to watch the Challenger take off? Because it was a new spacecraft and it had a teacher on board as well as astronauts.,Reading Comprehension ,3. How did the boy feel before the take-off? He was very excited. 4. What happened when the Challenger exploded? They all started screaming. 5. How did he feel after witnessing the accident on TV? He was in a state of shock. 6. What did he think about space travel a few weeks later? He was not sure it was worth exploring space if people were going to die.,Reading Comprehension ,Cloze,21st July, 1969 was a _ day for space travel: astronaut Neil Armstrong walked on the surface of the Moon and spoke to millions of TV viewers on the _ he had left behind. His famous words “One small step for man, one giant leap for _” still _ us of the excitement of that day.,historic,planet,mankind,remind,Planning for the extraordinary _ took a long time and cost a lot of money: about two _ to plan it and _ of dollars to pay for the research. After the success of the _ to the Moon, many people were very _ about space travel; they quickly became _ to the idea and they _ that there were no more problems to overcome.,travel,decades,billions,mission,enthusiastic,accustomed,assumed,The Challenger took off in 1986, which was going to be a special _ and millions of people _ to _ the take-off on TV. But the _ exploded just over a minute after taking off. The world was in _ . In one moment excitement and success turned into fear and disaster. We realized that in spite