综合英语教程第三册12单元3-12-Part 3
合集下载
相关主题
- 1、下载文档前请自行甄别文档内容的完整性，平台不提供额外的编辑、内容补充、找答案等附加服务。
- 2、"仅部分预览"的文档,不可在线预览部分如存在完整性等问题,可反馈申请退款(可完整预览的文档不适用该条件!)。
- 3、如文档侵犯您的权益，请联系客服反馈,我们会尽快为您处理(人工客服工作时间：9:00-18:30)。
Book 3-Unit 12 Return to Menu
In 1980 there were very few nature reserves in British cities. Today, there are over 300. London alone has more than 30. These reserves are special wild areas for plants, birds and animals. One of the biggest is called Street Park, just one kilometer from a busy railway station. About a decade ago, it was an empty, dirty plot of land and nothing lived there. Today, it's a healthy habitat for thousands of wild animals and plants. Volunteers visit the park to plant Script trees, build fences, watch and study the animals and birds. Today, people live peacefully side by side with wildlife, and this is good news not just for Londoners, but for the environment, too.
Book 3-Unit 12
F
T
8. In North American, viewers of wildlife are in most cases consumers, too. 9. A global luxury market in wildlife encourages the killing and private ownership of wildlife. 10. The author approves of the North American system of wildlife conservation while condemning the global luxury market in wildlife.
Book 3-Unit 12
1. What is the function of ozone? A. protect us from radiation from the sun B. use as disinfects (消毒剂 消毒剂) 消毒剂 C. purify the air 2. The research was based on the information gathered by _____. A. satellites B. equipment on Earth C. Both 3. The findings of the research shows that _______. A. loss of ozone slows B. the ozone layer has recovered C. ozone is gained in the atmosphere 4. Which is NOT TRUE about the Montreal Protocol? A. It restricts the use of a number of chemicals which destroy ozone. B. It is an international treaty from 1930s. C. It is working by reducing C-F-C pollution.
Book 3-Unit 12
Read Wildlife Conservation as Wealth on page 175, and discuss:
1. What are the author’s opinions about the two approaches concerning wildlife conservations mentioned in the passage? 2. What do you think of the two approaches? Give your reasons.
Consequences of a global luxury market in wildlife product Book 3-Unit 12
True/False/Not Mentioned
(page 176)
T 1.The main idea of the article is to explain how to conserve wildlife while creating wealth and employment. T 2.The creation of a global luxury market of wildlife products is ineffective in that, on the one hand, it threatens wildlife conservation, and on the other hand, it doesn’t prove to be profitable compared with the North American approach to wildlife management. A global luxuwenku.baidu.comy market in wildlife agrees with neither conservation nor good economics.
Book 3-Unit 12
Text Organization
Para. 1 Para. 2 Para. 3 Para. 4 Para. 5 Para. 6
An ineffective approach to conserve wildlife: the creation of a global luxury market in wildlife product The system: A far more superior way generating both wealth and employment to conserve wildlife: a 70- An important lesson of the system: A far more superior way to conserve wildlife: year-old North keeping wildlife out of marketplace A 70-year-old North American system of wildlife American management system of How the system works in practice wildlife management (with example)
Book 3-Unit 12
My Thoughts on Environmental Protection
When faced with all kinds of environmental problems, // many people seem to believe that we have to choose either economic prosperity or environmental protection. // In my view, this is a false choice. // I think that economic development and prosperity environmental protection can and must coexist. // It is true that development has brought with it a number of environmental coexist problems, such as air pollution, water shortage and acid rain, // but at the same time modern industry and commerce have greatly improved our lives. // Few would wish to live without the benefits of television, automobiles, computers, etc. // Of course, Script we can’t allow economic growth to go on at the expense of the environment, either. // When a healthy environment is gone, everything that our life depends on is gone, too. // So we must protect the environment – not for the sake of environment alone, but for the sake of man.
NM 5. Wildlife conservation is just as profitable as the automobile industry. In North America, "yes", but "Not mentioned" elsewhere.
Book 3-Unit 12
T
6. The North American system of wildlife conservation generates wealth and employment by making it very inefficient for the public to watch or catch wildlife. 7. In order to conserve wildlife, hunting and fishing are not prohibited. There are legal restrictions on the use of certain hunting and fishing tools
Book 3-Unit 12
F F
3.The North American system of wildlife management is good for people over 70 years old. public 4.The North American approach encourages private ownership of wildlife.
Part III Extended Activities
Book 3-Unit 12
Extended Activities
Dictation Read More Grammar and Vocabulary Translation Raise Questions Writing Cultural Information
Book 3-Unit 12
Script
Listen to the VOA Special English Environment Report on a study of ozone, and choose the best answer based on the information you hear. Montreal Protocol 蒙特利尔协议 Chlorofluorocarbons (C-F-C) 氯氟碳化合物 coolant 冷冻剂 device 装置 stratosphere (气)同温层，最上层 同温层， 气 同温层
In 1980 there were very few nature reserves in British cities. Today, there are over 300. London alone has more than 30. These reserves are special wild areas for plants, birds and animals. One of the biggest is called Street Park, just one kilometer from a busy railway station. About a decade ago, it was an empty, dirty plot of land and nothing lived there. Today, it's a healthy habitat for thousands of wild animals and plants. Volunteers visit the park to plant Script trees, build fences, watch and study the animals and birds. Today, people live peacefully side by side with wildlife, and this is good news not just for Londoners, but for the environment, too.
Book 3-Unit 12
F
T
8. In North American, viewers of wildlife are in most cases consumers, too. 9. A global luxury market in wildlife encourages the killing and private ownership of wildlife. 10. The author approves of the North American system of wildlife conservation while condemning the global luxury market in wildlife.
Book 3-Unit 12
1. What is the function of ozone? A. protect us from radiation from the sun B. use as disinfects (消毒剂 消毒剂) 消毒剂 C. purify the air 2. The research was based on the information gathered by _____. A. satellites B. equipment on Earth C. Both 3. The findings of the research shows that _______. A. loss of ozone slows B. the ozone layer has recovered C. ozone is gained in the atmosphere 4. Which is NOT TRUE about the Montreal Protocol? A. It restricts the use of a number of chemicals which destroy ozone. B. It is an international treaty from 1930s. C. It is working by reducing C-F-C pollution.
Book 3-Unit 12
Read Wildlife Conservation as Wealth on page 175, and discuss:
1. What are the author’s opinions about the two approaches concerning wildlife conservations mentioned in the passage? 2. What do you think of the two approaches? Give your reasons.
Consequences of a global luxury market in wildlife product Book 3-Unit 12
True/False/Not Mentioned
(page 176)
T 1.The main idea of the article is to explain how to conserve wildlife while creating wealth and employment. T 2.The creation of a global luxury market of wildlife products is ineffective in that, on the one hand, it threatens wildlife conservation, and on the other hand, it doesn’t prove to be profitable compared with the North American approach to wildlife management. A global luxuwenku.baidu.comy market in wildlife agrees with neither conservation nor good economics.
Book 3-Unit 12
Text Organization
Para. 1 Para. 2 Para. 3 Para. 4 Para. 5 Para. 6
An ineffective approach to conserve wildlife: the creation of a global luxury market in wildlife product The system: A far more superior way generating both wealth and employment to conserve wildlife: a 70- An important lesson of the system: A far more superior way to conserve wildlife: year-old North keeping wildlife out of marketplace A 70-year-old North American system of wildlife American management system of How the system works in practice wildlife management (with example)
Book 3-Unit 12
My Thoughts on Environmental Protection
When faced with all kinds of environmental problems, // many people seem to believe that we have to choose either economic prosperity or environmental protection. // In my view, this is a false choice. // I think that economic development and prosperity environmental protection can and must coexist. // It is true that development has brought with it a number of environmental coexist problems, such as air pollution, water shortage and acid rain, // but at the same time modern industry and commerce have greatly improved our lives. // Few would wish to live without the benefits of television, automobiles, computers, etc. // Of course, Script we can’t allow economic growth to go on at the expense of the environment, either. // When a healthy environment is gone, everything that our life depends on is gone, too. // So we must protect the environment – not for the sake of environment alone, but for the sake of man.
NM 5. Wildlife conservation is just as profitable as the automobile industry. In North America, "yes", but "Not mentioned" elsewhere.
Book 3-Unit 12
T
6. The North American system of wildlife conservation generates wealth and employment by making it very inefficient for the public to watch or catch wildlife. 7. In order to conserve wildlife, hunting and fishing are not prohibited. There are legal restrictions on the use of certain hunting and fishing tools
Book 3-Unit 12
F F
3.The North American system of wildlife management is good for people over 70 years old. public 4.The North American approach encourages private ownership of wildlife.
Part III Extended Activities
Book 3-Unit 12
Extended Activities
Dictation Read More Grammar and Vocabulary Translation Raise Questions Writing Cultural Information
Book 3-Unit 12
Script
Listen to the VOA Special English Environment Report on a study of ozone, and choose the best answer based on the information you hear. Montreal Protocol 蒙特利尔协议 Chlorofluorocarbons (C-F-C) 氯氟碳化合物 coolant 冷冻剂 device 装置 stratosphere (气)同温层，最上层 同温层， 气 同温层