Unit 6 It2七S great to be a champion公開課一等獎省優(yōu)質(zhì)課大賽獲獎課件

Unit11

It’sGreattobeaChampion

PartIWarmingupAKeywordsstandraisestretchswingtouchbendVocabularystretchsidewaysrhythmAYouaregoingtohearsomeinstructionsonhowtodokeep-fitexercises.PreparatoryMovements1.Standstraight.2.Feetapart.3.Handsbyyoursides.4.Relax.ExerciseSteps1.Adeepbreath.2.Raiseyourarmstoshoulderheight.Stretchthemoutsideways.3.Swingyourrightarmdowntotouchyourlefttoes.Keepyourleftarmstretchedout.Don’tbendyourknees.4.Upstraight.5.Yourlefthanddowntotouchyourrighttoes.6.Upagain.PartI

Warmingup

KeyWordsdashworldrecordhurdleracegoldmedalmarathonhighjumplongjumpjavelineventVocabulary

dashhurdlejavelinJamaicaMoroccoBulgariaEthiopiaCubaSovietUnionCzechRepublic

NorthwestcornerofAfricaBulgariaCompletethechart.Payspecialattentiontothecountryandtherecord.EventRecordholderCountryRecordDate100m(m)UsainBoltJamaica9.69s.Aug.16,100m(w)Florence.Griffith-JoynerUSA10.49s.July16,19881500m(m)HichamElGuerroujMorocco3min.26s.July14,19981500m(w)QuYunxiaChina3min.50.46s.Sept.11,1993110mh.(m)DayronRoblesCuba12.57s.Jun.13,100mh.(w)YordankaDonkovaBulgaria12.21s.Aug.20,198820kmwalk(m)VladimirKanaykinRussia1h.17min.16s.Sept.29,20kmwalk(w)OlimpiadaIwanovaRussia1h.25min.41s.Aug.7,marathon(m)HaileGebrselassieEthiopia2h.4min.26s.Sept.30,marathon(w)PaulaRadcliffeGreatBritain2h.15min.25s.April13,highjump(m)JavierSotomayorCuba2.45m.July27,1993highjump(w)Stefka.KostandinovaBulgaria2.09m.Aug.30,1987longjump(m)MikePowellUSA8.95m.Aug.30,1991longjump(w)GalinaChisyakovaTheformerSovietUnion7.52m.Jun.11,1988javelin(m)JanZeleznyCzechRepublic98.48m.May25,1996javelin(w)OsleidysMenendezCuba71.70m.Aug.14,CKeyWordshappyfacemen’s110-meterhurdlesworldrecordVocabulary

countrymansprintLausanneCChina,110-meterhurdles,Switzerland,finishline,12.88seconds,sharedwith,threeonehundredth,oldrecord,12.90seconds,13.02seconds,in1993,22-year-old,goldmedalist,PartII

Theyarethechampion!PartII

KeyWordsadventurerround-the-worldjourneyhumanpowercircumnavigateglobeMokshatransportrouteVocabulary

circumnavigatedosth.underone’sownsteamGreenwichMeridianLinecustom-designedpedal-poweredboatepickayakin-lineskatelimbamputatespycharityhangupone’sbootsrollingcozytakethemickeyColoradoA1.ListentoapassageaboutJasonLewisthecircumnavigator.Payattentiontonumbersanddates.1.Theround-theworldjourneylasted13years.2.Thejourneycovered46,000miles(75,000km).3.ThetravelerJasonis40yearsold.4.Hecrossed5continents.5.Hecrossed2oceans.6.Hecrossed1sea.7.hisboatis26ft(8m)long.8.Thejourneybeganon12July,19949.Jasonwas26yearsoldwhenhestartedthejourney.10.Jasonspent6weeksinhospitalinColorado.A21.F2.T3.T4.F5.TBKeywords:aceracingdriverFormula1WorldChampionVocabulary:acephenomenalsecureconsecutivelapreputedSpaFerrariBNationality:GermanOccupation:RacingdriverAchievements:7,1994,1955,,,,,Mostcareerwins:91Mostwinsinaseason:13inMostcareerpolepositions:66Mostpointsduringaseason:148inMostconsecutiveworldchampionships:5.fromtoMostconsecutiveracewins:7inMostlapsleading:69Mostfastestlaps:76Earnings:highest,secondhighest,US$80million,US$40million,PartIII

Luckinthehat

KeyWordstheLondonMarathonfund-raisingkeepupwithworstmomentfinaltimeVocabulary

staturecharitygetroundtoAListentosomestatementsabouttheLondonMarathon.Payspecialattentiontonumbers.1.ThefirstLondonMarathonwasheldonMarch29,1981.Some20,000peoplewantedtorun;7,747wereaccepted.Therewere6,255finishers.2.Sincethentheeventhascontinuedtogrowinsize,statureandpopularity.3.Sincethefirstracein1981over413,481peoplehavecompletedtheLondonMarathon.4.Therewerearecordof30,809finishersinthe1999FloraLondonMarathon.5.AnotheraspectoftheLondonMarathonwhichhasdevelopedovertheyearsisitssuccessasacharityfund-raisingevent.Itisestimatedthatover80millionpoundshasbeenraisedfornumerouscharitiesovertheyears.BSupplythemissinginformationwithkeywords.InterviewerJohnGoodmannumberofparticipationintheMarathontwicedistanceoftheLondonmarathon26milesandabitmorepreparationforthemarathonrunningamaximumofabout20milesaweekfeelingatthestartoftheraceworried/nervousabouttheinjurytotheankleworstmomentintheracewhenrealizingthathewasunabletocompletethelast3milesasfastastheprevious23finaltime2hours47minutesCPutTorFinthebrackets.(F)1.JohnGoodmanneverdidkeepfitexercisesbecausehethoughttheywerenotgoodatall.(T)2.JohnGoodmanwashopingtoruneachmileinroundaboutsevenminutesalthoughthefirstmile