2. 人教课标 高一 必修 2 Unit 1

3. UNIT 1 Cultural Relics

9. Yuanmingyuan Imperial Garden

13. What are the similarities of these places? World famous Made of stones; man-made A long history Symbols of their countries and cultures rare rare valuable mysterious mysterious Material cultural relics

14. Do cultural relics only refer to buildings? Can you give other examples? Thinking: craftworks, paintings, music, books and so on.

16. Riverside scene at Qingming Festival

17. Mona Lisa

18. blue and white porcelain 青花瓷

19. Non-material cultural relics

20. Kunqu opera Since Yuan Dynasty-Nonmaterial relic

21. A cultural relic is something that has survived （幸存） for a long time. Often a part of something that has remained when the rest of it has been destroyed. And it tells people about the past. Cultural relics can be craftworks, buildings, books, paintings music, and so on. What is a cultural relic?

23. yellow-brown feel as hard as stone Amber is the form of from trees. Amber is the fossil( 化石 )form of resin( 树脂 ) from trees. It takes to form. It takes millions of years to form. 10 times as gold Valuable

24. Can you imagine a room made of amber?

25. The wall of the Amber Room

26. In Search of the Amber Room

27. What is the Amber Room? Why was it called the Amber Room? What was it made for? What happened to it? Why to search for it? When you see this title, what do you want to know? In Search of the Amber Room

29. Amber Room Germany Russia

32. B Task 1: Choose the best answers.

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35. Color Birthplace Style Material Time of building it yellow-brown Prussia fancy style amber (several tons) gold jewels 10 years

36. Q1: What was the Amber Room first designed for? It was first designed for the palace( 寝 宫 )of Frederick I.

37. Q1. Who owned the Amber Room in the history? Frederick Ⅰ Frederick William Ⅰ Peter the Great Catherine Ⅱ

38. 1.What did these four people do to the Amber Room? Careful reading: 2.Frederick William Ⅰ 3.Peter the Great 4.Catherine Ⅱ 1.Frede rick Ⅰ

39. Q2: What happened to the Amber Room in 1716? 1. his in St Petersburg 2. a small for important visitors. as a gift of friendship gave to in return Sent him his best soldiersa troop of winter palace reception hall Frederick William Ⅰ Peter the Great The Czar Served as

40. Q3. How did the Amber Room become one of the wonders of the world ？ Catherine Ⅱ added … to completed ◎ … lit … ◎ its mirrors and pictures shone like… in 1770

41. Time : ◎ Event: 1941 Russia (the Russians) Germany (the Nazis) at war stole. the Nazis arrived sent it to Konigsberg. After that,what happened to the Amber Room was. were only able to remove ___________. furniture and the Amber Room a mystery Q4: How did the Amber Room get lost? small art objects

42. who How When Why the Russians and Germans based on old photos of the former one 2003 celebrate the 300th birthday of their city Q5: How was a new Amber Room built?

43. The RussiansThe Germans ________ and _______have built a new Amber Room by ______________ in order to ___________________________________. The RussiansGermans studying old photos celebrate the 300th birthday of their city

44. The clue of the story Peter the Great Catherine Ⅱ Frederick Ⅰ Frederick William Ⅰ Nazi pass down given as a gift pass down stolen

45. Prussia Russia Germany ? places

46. Frederick I had it _____. The next king of _______, Frederick William I, _____ it to Peter the Great in _____. In return, the Czar sent him a ______ of best soldiers. Later, Catherine II had it ______ to a palace and _____ more details to it. In 1941 the Nazi army _____ it. The Russians and German had it _______ in 2003. rebuilt Prussia gave 1716 troop move add stole made

48. Suppose you are the guide of the Amber Room! You are going to introduce the Amber Room to us. What are you going to introduce? Welcome

49. Brief introduction of The Amber Room There is no doubt that the amber room is valuable…(amber, colour, design, decoration…) There is no doubt that the amber room has an amazing history built lost rebuilt added more details gave to sb. as a gift stolen

50. Hello, everyone! I’m glad to introduce… First the Amber Room was made for… Then Frederick William Ⅰ … It soon became part of the Czar's winter palace in St. Petersburg. Later, Catherine Ⅱ … and she told her artists to … In September, 1941 ， the Nazi Germany army secretly … After that, what happened to the Amber Room … Now Russians and Germans have … much like the old one.

51. Is it worth rebuilding a lost cultural relic? Class debate: Recently, it is reported that Hengdian in Zhejiang province will invest 20 billion uan to rebuild Yuanming Yuan. Agree or not? Reasons?

52. In my opinion.../ As far as I’m concerned,…. In my opinion.../ As far as I’m concerned,…. To my understanding, …. To my understanding, …. I (don ’ t) agree that … I (don ’ t) agree that … Personally speaking … Personally speaking … There is no doubt that … There is no doubt that … Obviously … Obviously … It can be proved that… That can’t be true. How can you be sure that… Useful expressions

53. Is it worth rebuilding Yuanmingyuan? 1.See the former sight of the garden. 2.Enjoy the garden art of ancient China 3.A symbol of Chinese culture and promote the national culture 4.A place of interest for tourists 1.Remind us the past. 2. Cost much money 3. Destroy the environment 4. Remember the shame in China. 5.Couldn’t it with the original appearance

54. 最近，某报社正在就 “ 值 不值得重建圆明园 ” 进行征 稿，请你根据刚才本班的辩 论情况把讨论结果向该报社 投稿，并说出你的观点。 writing

55. Write a report on your debate, using the following guidance.

56. State the _________. question

57. Give the ideas that ______ with the question and the reasons. agree

58. Give the ideas that _________ with the question and the reasons. disagree

59. Give your _______ opinion

60. 最近，你校正在参加某英 文报的一场讨论。讨论的主 题是：公园要不要收门票？ 请你根据下表所提供的信息， 给报社写一封信，客观地介 绍讨论情况。 写前模仿：（高考原题）

61. 60% 的同学认为： 40% 的同学认为： 1 、不应收门票 2 、公园是公众休 闲的地方 3 、如收票，需建 大门、围墙，会 影响城市形象 1 、应收门票 (entrance fee) ， 但票价不宜高 2 、支付园林工人 工资 3 、购新花木

62. Dear Editor, I’m writing to tell you about the discussion we’ve had about whether an entrance fee should be charged for parks. Opinions are divided on the question. 60% of the students are against the idea of entrance fees. Firstly, they believe a public park should be free of charge. Besides, people need a place where they can rest and enjoy themselves. Charging entrance fees will no doubt keep some people away. What is more, it will become necessary to build gates and walls, which will do harm to the appearance of a city. On the other hand,40% think that fees should be charged because, for one thing,you need money to pay gardeners and other workers. For another, buying plants and young trees will cost a lot of money. They suggest, however, fees should be charged low 。 Personally, it is necessary to charge low fees for parks, which will bring more beautiful environment to citizens. Yours Sincerely, Li Hua

63. Write a report of the class debate: Is it worth rebuilding Yuanmingyua n?