unit4 Journey across a vast land unit5 First aid语法填空课文原文改编合集 (ppt课件)-2022新人教版（2019）《高中英语》选择性必修第二册.pptx

1、选择性必修二unit4 unit5课文语法填空原文改编合集课文语法填空原文改编合集 Li Daiyu and her cousin Liu Qian went to Canada to visit their cousins in Halifax on the Atlantic coast.Before starting out,they spent a couple of days in Vancouver,seeing the (sight).On the morning of departure,the two girls arose early (take)the train to L

2、ake Louise,passing through the Canadian Rockies.They spent the night,and then took coach bound north through the Canadian Rockies to Jasper.From Jasper,they caught the train towards Toronto.One of the trains first stops(be)in Edmonton,the provincial capital of Alberta,the centre of Canadas huge oil

3、and gas_(drill)industry.From Edmonton,the train headed southeast across the great Canadian Prairie.They went through two wheat-growing provinces,they saw a bunch of farms that covered a very large area.After another day on the train,(eventual)they were back in the city of Winnipeg.From there,they tr

4、avelled through the night,and woke up in Ontario.The train _ (thunder)on,through the rolling hills.Night came again,and the train turned south towards Toronto.When they woke up the next morning,they could see the wide stretch of Lake Huron.It was not until 9:30 a.m._ they finally reached the capital

5、 of Ontario,Toronto.All in all,(they)trip from Vancouver to Toronto had taken a duration of four days.sightsto takeawasdrillingwhereeventuallythunderedthattheir Li Daiyu and her cousin Liu Qian went to Canada _(visit)their cousins.They decided to fly to Vancouver and then by rail rather _ travel by

6、commercial airline all the way.Before starting out，they spent a couple of days in Vancouver,seeing the sights._ next morning,the two girls took the train to Lake Louise,passing through the Canadian Rockies.In addition to seeing spectacular mountain peaks and forests，one of their _(highlight)was bein

7、g able to see many different creatures,_(include)deer，mountain goats，and even a grizzly bear and an eagle.From Edmonton,the train headed southeast across the great Canadian Prairie.They did not anticipate _(see)such an open country,and were truly _(amaze)After another day on the train，_(eventual)the

8、y were back in the city of Winnipeg.The train _(thunder)on，through the rolling hills.It was not until 9:30 a.m._ they finally reached the capital of Ontario，Toronto.All in all，their trip from Vancouver to Toronto had taken a duration of four days.to visit thanThehighlightsincludingseeingamazedeventu

9、allythunderedthatOn their (arrive)in Toronto,Li Daiyu and her cousin spent a few hours touring the city and had dinner with Lin Fei,was Li Daiyus mothers old classmate.He told the girls there were a few Chinatowns in the Greater Toronto Area and there were many Chinese people (live)in Canada.Therefo

10、re,they could get all (kind)of great food there from all over China.At night,the train left late and arrived in Montreal early the next morning.surprised the girls was that all the signs and advertisements (be)in French and many people spoke English with_accent.As their train wouldnt leave until eve

11、ning,they spent the afternoon (go)around the city.When they sat in a restaurant,a young man named Jean-Philippe joined them.He told them something about the city and hoped they would stay a little (long)to visit wonderful sights of the city.On the train towards the province of Nova Scotia,the cousin

12、s dreamt (happy)of the beautiful cobblestone streets,old brick buildings,and the red maple leaves of Montreal.arrival wholivingkindsWhatwereangoinglongerhappily Li Daiyu and her cousin Liu Qian went to Canada to visit their cousins in Halifax _ the Atlantic coast They flied to Vancouver on the Pacif

13、ic coast and decided_ (cross)the whole country by train.Then they took the train to Lake Louise where they saw blue water which literally took _(they)breath away with its exceptional beauty.Later,the train ran north to Jasper.On the way they enjoyed the spectacular mountain peaks and forests,seeing

14、many different creatures_(include)deer,mountain goats and so on.From Jasper,they caught the train towards Edmonton the centre of Canadas huge oil and gas drilling industry,_ there is also one of the largest shopping malls in North America.From Edmonton,the train headed southeast_ the great Canadian

15、Prairie,going through two wheat-growing provinces.They didnt anticipate _(see)such an open country,and were truly _(amaze).After another day on the train,they arrived at Winnipeg.The train thundered on and they found the bushes and maple trees outside their windows _(be)red,gold,and orange.Finally t

16、hey _(reach)Toronto.All in all,their trip from Vancouver to Toronto had taken a duration of four dayson to crosstheirincludingwhereacrossseeingamazedwerereached After reaching Toronto,Li Daiyu and her cousin had a few hours to kill before _(proceed)to the next leg of their trip to Montreal._ they we

17、nt up the CN Tower to see sights.They _(astonish)to see misty clouds rising from the great Niagara Falls and water flowing into the Niagara River on _(it)way to the sea.Then at a restaurant in downtown Chinatown,they dropped in on Lin Fei,one schoolmate of Li Daiyus mother.She told the girls there a

18、re many Chinese people in Canada and Chinese people _(come)to Canada for over a hundred years.The train left again and reached Montreal the next morning.At the station,_contrast to Toronto,they heard people talking in French.And they also found all the signs and_(advertise)were in French Then they m

19、et a young man _(call)Jean Philippe.They had a pleasant chat and Jean said the girls owed it _ themselves to stay longer.He also told the girls Montreal is well worth visiting.Then the train sped to the distant east coast towards Halifax.The girls dreamt _(happy)of the beautiful scenery of Montrealp

20、roceedingSo/Thereforewere astonisheditshave been cominginadvertisementscalledtohappilyThe skin is an essential part of your body,_ acts as a barrier against disease，toxins，and the suns rays.Its getting burned can lead _ very serious injuries.Giving first aid is the first and most important step in t

21、he _ (treat)of burns.Burns can _(cause)by a variety of things like hot liquids,acids,or other chemicals.They are divided into three types,depending on _ depth of skin damage.First-degree burns affect only the top few _(millimeter)of skin.Second-degree burns go below the top layer of the skin.Third-d

22、egree burns affect every layer of the skin，and sometimes the tissue under it.If you get _(burn),first place burns under cool running water.Then dry the burnt area _(gent)with a clean cloth.Remove any clothes _(use)scissors if necessary.Cover the burnt area with a loose clean cloth.If the victim is s

23、uffering from second or third-degree burns，there is an urgent need _(take)him/her to the hospital at once.to takeusinggentlyburntmillimetresthebe causedtreatmenttowhichZhang Tao,who was eating at a restaurant,should owe his safety to a fellow diner,Chen Wei.During the dinner,he suddenly _(choke)on s

24、ome steak,while what his friends could do was only slap him on the back _(desperate).Fortunately,Chen had learned _to give first aid in school.He remained calm and performed the Heimlich manoeuvre right _,thus forcing out the food instantly and _(make)Zhang breathe again.The Heimlich manoeuvre,_ was

25、 created by Henry Heimlich,an American doctor,has saved thousands of lives around the world._(do)the Heimlich manoeuvre is quick,practical and easy.However,_ is not recommended to perform it on a small child,as it may hurt him.With choking victims,every minute counts.So,we shouldnt stand _ and do no

26、thing.We are all _(human)and we all have a responsibility to look after one anothers welfare.chokeddesperatelyhowawaymakingwhichDoingitbyhumans The skin,which acts as a barrier against disease,toxins and the suns _(ray)is an essential part of you body and is its largest organ.So if your skin gets_(b

27、urn)it can be very serious.The cause of burns can be a_(vary)of things:hot liquids,steam,fire,radiation,the sun,electricity,acids and so on Depending on the _(deep)of skin damage they are called first,second or third-degree burns.First-degree burns affect only the top few millimetres of skin and it

28、turns white _ pressed.Second-degree burns go below the top layer of the skin,_(include)burns caused by hot liquids.Third-degree burns affect every layer of the skin and sometimes the tissue _ _it,which causes little or no pain if nerves _ _(damage).We should do some first aid if burns happen.If the

29、burns are slight,place burns under cool running water,which can stop the burning process and reduce the pain and swelling.If the burns are severe,remove any clothes using scissors unless it is stuck _ the burn.If the victim is suffering badly,there is an urgent need _(take)him/her to the hospital at

30、 once.raysburntvarietydepthWhen/ifincludingunderneath/underaredamagedtoto take Chen Wei was eating at a restaurant when he _ _(interrupt)by a scream.Someone was _(choke),Chen ran to him immediately and performed the Heimlich manoeuvre.The food was forced out and he was saved.Choking victims are usua

31、lly in danger of losing lives.To solve this problem,in 1974,_ American doctor Henry Heimlich,created the Heimlich manoevre,saving many lives.It is quick,_(practice),and easy to learn.Slapping choking victims often helps.If useless,perform the Heimlich manoeuvre _standing behind him and wrapping your

32、 arms around his waist.Make a fist with one hand and place it in the upper part of his stomach._(grab)your fist with the other hand tightly,push up and into his stomach in one motion.Continue doing this _the obstruction is forced out.But when a small child is choking,youd lay him face down on your l

33、ap with the head_(low)than the rest of his body,and then give firm slaps to his upper back until he can breathe again.With choking victims,time _(count).Chen gave first aid in time.He said he could not _(just)sitting there.He set us a good exampleWasinterruptedchokinganpracticalbyGrabbing untilllowercountsjustify