Unit 3 Extended reading泛读 ppt课件-（2020）新牛津译林版高中英语选择性必修第三册 (2).pptx

1、Unit 3 Back to the past阅读前PRE-READING(According to the title, predict what the article is about.)Maybe something extremely terrible happened on Pearl Harbor because the word “hell” usually refers to a very unpleasant experience or situation in which people suffer very much.terrible fearful awful sca

2、ry horrible frightening阅读中W H I L E - R E A D I N GRead the article about the attack on Pearl harbor and figure out the structure of the article.Part 1 (Para. 1) Before the attackPart 2 _During the attackPart 3 _After the attackPart 4 (Para. 7)The present situation(Paras. 24)(Paras. 56)5:45 a.m. , S

3、unday, December,1941warship USS Arizona Seaman Russell ; Quartermaster Louis ConterIt looked like it a normal day on board the ship.TimeEventsBefore the attackAs usual, the wake-up call came at 5:45 a.m. The men aboard the warship USS Arizona went to the washroom, dressed in their uniforms and sat d

4、own to breakfast.Complete the table below with the information from the article.Multiple choiceAccording paragraph one,what didnt Russell do before breakfast that day?1 He made his bed.He wore his uniform. He cleaned the room.He woke up Louis.What can we know from Paragraph 2?A. Many eagles circled

5、above the ship. B. Many soldiers dived into the sea.C. The attack came suddenly. D. Russell stopped the flow of his blood.When did Louis get in touch with his family?A. After his family received the message that he had been killed in the attack.B. After he saved a lot of people who were thrown into

6、the sea.C. Before his family received the message that he had been killed in the attack.D. Before he saved a lot of people who were thrown into the sea.NoImageWho did Louis think to be heroes?A. People who sacrificed that day.B. People who saved others that day.C. People who were injured that day.D.

7、 People who survived that day.Do you regard Louis as a hero? Why?Yes, because he saved other injured soldiers. NoImageWhat does the phrase “opened up” in the fourth paragraph mean?A. To make a speech in public.B. To be in the open air.C. To express ones feeling secretly.D. To express ones feeling di

8、rectly and speak out freely.a huge _ sound from above; the _ of their engines deafening; as bombs _ all round,.hundreds of Japanese planes _ like eagles; they were diving down _; clouds of black smoke_ into the sky and _over the sea; a bomb_ the USS Arizona from aboveNoImagecrashingcrashingscreamscr

9、eamthunderedthunderedcircledcircledto dropto drophithitroserosehung hung Russell was _ into the water, _ serious burns and _ many of his friends _. Later, he was saved and _.Louis, with only minor injuries, _ the injuries before receiving the order to _ ship. Subsequently, he saved more men from the

10、 water.thrownthrownsuffering suffering watching watching diediehelped helped survivedsurvivedabandonabandonNoImageTimeEventsDuring the attackHundreds of Japanese planes circled like eagles and dropped bombs on Pearl Harbor, and one hit the USS Arizona from above. Clouds of black smoke rose into the

11、sky and hung over the sea. Russell was severely injured. Louis helped the injured ones and saved more men from water even after receiving the order to abandon ship. Russell was saved and survived. Complete the table below with the information from the article.How many full pairs out of the 37 sets o

12、f brothers survived the attack?A. 37. B. 1. C. 2. D. Not mentioned.Concequences : (the government） number of deaths :number of injury:losses:more than 2,000 American people,including over 1,000 people aboard the Arizona over 1,000 people Nearly 20 Amercian ships and over 180 airplanes were destroyed

13、 Why does the author list numbers in paragraph 5?To demonstrate the huge losses the United States suffered and the brutality of the surprise attack.Why did the United States join the Second World War?A. To help other countries resist Japanese aggression.B. In response to the Japanese attack and the

14、presidents speech.C. To show American power and influence.D. To set a good example for other countries.TimeEventsAfter the attackThe surprise attack caused a lot of deaths and losses of ships and airplanes. The day after the attack, the US Congress declared war on Japan, which meant that the United

15、States joined the Second World War. Complete the table below with the information from the article.Which of the following statements is NOT the purpose visiting the memorial?A. To learn about the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.B. To show respect for those who had lost their lives in the attack and

16、to pray for world peace.C. To see the shadow of the ship at the bottom of Pearl Harbor.D. To enjoy the scenery of the Pacific Ocean.NoImageTake history as a mirror.to memorize the horror of warto maintain peace in the worldArizona memorial NoImageTimeEventsNowToday, the USS Arizona lies where it san

17、k and its location is marked with a memorial shaped like a bridge. Each year, more than two million people visit the memorial. People will never forget the attack on Pearl Harbor, one of the darkest episodes in American history.Complete the table below with the information from the article.NoImageWh

18、ich of the following can best describe the attack?A. Unexpected, destructive and unforgettableB. Predictable, huge and remarkableC. Surprising, fortunate and normal D. Terrible, confusing and shallowNoImage阅读后P O S T - R E A D I N GNoImageIt was Sunday on December 7, 1941. As usual, Russell Warriner

19、 and Louis Conter, like other men aboard the warship USS Arizona, got up and then went to have breakfast. Suddenly, with a huge 1._(crash) sound from above hundreds of Japanese planes were dropping bombs on Pearl Harbor. In great horror, Russell suffered serious burns and 2._ (watch) many of his fri

20、ends die. In 3._ of the order to abandon ship. Louis still saved more men. Because of his 4._(remark) actions, Louis was acknowledged as a hero, but he thought the ones giving their lives that day were real heroes. Fortunately, Russell survived after the treatment in hospital, but he was unwilling t

21、o talk about the attack, describing it simply 5._hell.crashingcrashingwatchedwatchedspite spite remarkableremarkableasasNoImageThe attack, 6._ was hatched by Japan caused great loss. 7._ response to the surprise attack, President Roosevelt delivered Pearl Harbor Speech , 8._(describe) December 7 as

22、“a date which will live in infamy” and declared war on Japan.Today, a memorial shaped like a bridge crosses the ships sunken 8._ (remain). Each year, more than two million people visit the memorial in memory of those victims and pray for world peace. Although almost eight decades has passed, the att

23、ack on Pearl Harbor, one of the 10._(dark) episodes in American history will never be forgotten.whichwhichIn In describingdescribingremainsremainsdarkestdarkest It was Sunday, December7,1941 1 hundreds of Japanese planes lauched an attack on Pearl harbor. At that time, the men aboard the Arizona 2 (

24、awake) by the wake-up call. Following a huge crashing sound from above, Japanese planes dived down, 3 (drop) bombs on Pearl Harbor, one of 4 hit the Arizona. More than 2,000 American people lost their lives while over 1,000 others were wounded that day. Nearly 20 American ships and over 180 airplane

25、s 5 (destroy) .The attack came as a great shock to the whole nation. The next day, President Roosevelt made his Pearl Harbor Speech, asking that the US congress 6 (declare) war on Japan. In 7 (respond) to the attack and the presidents address, The USA joined the Second World War. whenwere awakened d

26、roppingwhichwere destroyed. declareresponse Today, the Arizona lies 8 it sank. Its location is marked with a memorial shaped like a bridge,which crosses the ships 9 (sink) remains. Nearly 80 years has passed, but the attack on Pearl Harbor, one of the 10 (dark)episodes in American history , will never be forgotten. wheresunkendarkestThank youBonnie