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Module 3 The Violence of Nature
Lesson 2
Reading and vocabulary
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Warming Up
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Task Presentation
  • Task of Period 2

Describe some true facts about Wenchuan
earthquake from such aspects the Richter Scale,
casualty figures, people missing, rescue work,
donation and so on.
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Read the Gulf Stream and check the meaning of the
words.
Reading and Vocabulary
  • 1. What is a current?
  • A. kind of electricity B. A movement of
    water
  • C. kind of wind
  • 2. What kind of things flow?
  • A. Water B. Time C. Money
  • 3. If two places are on the same latitude, they
    are on the same line______.
  • A. east/west B. north/south

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A rotating column of air from a thunderstorm to
the ground.
What is a tornado?
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What is a hurricane?
A violent storm with extremely strong winds and
heavy rain.
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Reading and Vocabulary
  • Find the words and expressions in the passages
    and according to the context, match them with the
    definitions in Activity 3, P22 .
  • feathers    fur  occur   tropical   violent  
    wave 
  • equator pick up  take off

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Reading and Vocabulary
  • The suggested answers to Activity 3, P22
  • To bury means to place in the ground or tomb.
  • A disaster is a terrible event.
  • Feathers are something that you can see on a
    bird.
  • To occur means to happen.
  • Tropical is a word to describe the hottest parts
    of the equator.

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Fast Reading
  • Read the passage, and then finish the exercise in
    Activity 2, P22.
  • 1. More than 400 km/h.
  • 2. It stays where it was.
  • 3. About 800.
  • 4. More than 700.
  • 5. It has huge waves.
  • 6. 8th September,1900.
  • 7. No, he wasnt.
  • 8. His coffin was dropped in the sea by a
    hurricane and carried to Canada by the Gulf
    Stream.

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Detailed reading
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Detailed Reading
  • 1 All tornadoes have winds of more than 400
    kilometers per hour.
  • 2 There are more tornadoes occurring in the US
    than in other parts of the world.
  • 3 Tornadoes cant destroy furniture because they
    are not violent enough.
  • 4 In the US, there are usually about 80 people
    killed in tornadoes every year.
  • 5 The worst tornado in history killed at least
    700 people.

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Detailed Reading
  • 1 All tornadoes have winds of more than 400
    kilometers per hour.
  • 2 There are more tornadoes occurring in the US
    than in other parts of the world.
  • 3 Tornadoes cant destroy furniture because they
    are not violent enough.
  • 4 In the US, there are usually about 80 people
    killed in tornadoes every year.
  • 5 The worst tornado in history killed at least
    700 people.

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Reading for Information
Whats a tornado?
1. What is a tornado?
A tornado is a rotating column of air from a
thunderstorm to the ground.
2. What can happen to furniture when a house is
destroyed by a tornado?
Furniture can be inside exactly where it was.
3. What can tornadoes do?
They can pick up, put down, take off...,
destroy, leave.
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Reading for Information
Whats a hurricane?
  • 1. Winds of _____ kilometers per hour and
    five-meter high waves hit the city.
  • (a) 120.     (b) 200.       (c)  400.
  • 2. Which statement is right?
  • (a) Every year there are five Atlantic
    hurricanes. 
  • (b) The worst hurricane of all time killed about
    one-sixth of the population in the US. 
  • (c) The hurricanes usually happened in the
    southern Atlantic Ocean, the Caribbean Sea and
    the Gulf of Mexico.

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Reading for Information
An Extraordinary Event
  • 1. Winds of _____ kilometers per hour and
    five-meter high waves hit the city.
  • (a) 120.      (b) 200.      (c) 400.
  • 2. Which statement is right?
  • (a) Every year there are five Atlantic
    hurricanes. 
  • (b) The worst hurricane of all time killed about
    one-sixth of the population in the US. 
  • (c) The hurricanes usually happened in the
    southern Atlantic Ocean, the Caribbean Sea and
    the Gulf of Mexico.

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Reading for Information
An Extraordinary Event
  • Read the story and fill in the blank.
  • Charles Coghlan died in ______, a year before the
    ______struck. Coghlans coffin disappeared in the
    sea because of the hurricane. ____ years later,
    the coffin was found in the east of ____. It was
    the ______ stream that made him travel back to
    Canada after he died.

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Language Focus
  • 1 Tonadoes can pick up cars, trains and even
    houses and put them down in the next street
  • pick up 1)??,?? The monkey picked up a stone.
  • 2)???,????? Wait at the gate after school and
    Ill pick you up.
  • 2 Almost all of them occur in the US, in the area
    from Texas in the southeast to South Dakota in
    the north.
  • occur??happen He told me how the accident
    occurred.
  • occur to(?????)??,??
  • An excellent idea occurred to me when I woke up
    this morning.

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Language Focus
  • 3 On average, there are 800 tornadoes in the US
    each year, causing about 80 deaths and 1,500
    injuries.
  • on average???? The price of the egg is eight
    yuan per kg on average.
  • 4 The cemetery where Coghlan was buried was
    destroyed by the hurricane and Coghlans coffin
    ended up in the sea.
  • end up with ???
  • begin with ????
  • start with ????
  • Without your help, the experiment will end up
    with failure.

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Language Focus
  • 5 The Gulf Stream had carried it 3000 kilometers
    up the eastern US coast to Prince Edward Island.
  • Up to a place ??????,???????????.??????,??down.
  • Pay attention to
  • rotating
  • destroy
  • cemetery ,bury , coffin , disaster
  • cause cause sb to do
  • manage to do
  • put out a fire be on fire
  • current the current of a river
  • hit
  • takeoff
  • furniture

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Post Reading
Fill in the form.
Strong tropical storms
Rotating, column of air
Over 400km/h
120km/h or more
US
Sea Gulf
Pickput takecause
Cause kill
1900 Galveston
1925 US
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Preparation for the Task
  • Which words or phrases do you think might be
    useful to describe natural disasters?
  • List them and then compare with your partner to
    make a new list.

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Preparation for the Task
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?? 7. ??,??
natural disasters rescue workers hundreds of
thousands of think little of in ruins fall
down right away
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Preparation for the Task
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  • 13. 90
  • 14. ??
  • 15. ?????
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too to crack and burst shelters fill sth with
sth one -third 90 percent at an end tens of
thousands of the dead
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Task Fulfillment
  • 1 Collect useful words and expressions to
    describe Wenchuan earthquake.
  • 2 Describe Wenchuan earthquake vividly.

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Homework
  • 1. Do Vocabulary Exx. 5-8 on P74, Reading Exx.
    9-11 on P75-76 in the workbook.
  • 2. Search for more information and analyze the
    causes of hurricane and tornado.

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