高中英语Module1SectionⅠⅠntroduction&Readingprereading课件外研版必修3

【创新方案】高中英语Module1SectionⅠⅠntroduction ＆Reading pre reading课件外研版必修3Module 1Section ⅠStep 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 51.Have you been to Europe?Which city gives you the deepest impression?2.How much do you know about Europe Europe attracts visitors fromaround the world. Theycome to see its historic landmarks, world-class artmuseums, a nd great natural beautyPeninsulas 半岛 and islandsEurope is considered a separate continent. But it‘sactually a peninsula - a piece of land that juts 突出,伸出out from a mainland into water. Europe is a giant peninsulasticking west out of Asia, the mainland Europe has many smallerpeninsulas of its own. Greeceand Italy are peninsulas. Spain and Portugal share anotherpeninsula called Iberia. In the north, Denmark occupies thesmall peninsula of Jutland. Sweden and Norway occupy 占据the larger Scandinavian Peninsula Europe also includes manyislands, such as GreatBritain, Ireland, Sardinia, Corsica, Sicily, and Crete. All ofthese islands and peninsulas give Europe a long coastlineand many harbors, inlets 水湾, and seaportsA crowded continentEurope is the second smallest of the world's sevencontinents. Only Australia is even smaller. Europe is aboutthe same size as the United States. Yet it has almost threetimes as many people About 729 million people live in Europe. Thatmakesit the most crowded of all the continents. Europe is dividedinto more than 40 countries, and Europeans speak morethan 60 languagesThe rise of EuropeAfter the Roman Empire began tobreak apart in the AD 300s, Europe entereda period called the Middle Ages. Many smallkingdoms arose to take the place of Romanrule. Struggles for power between kings andother nobles frequently broke the peaceGradually, the power of thekings increased. Theybuilt strong kingdoms across Europe, with powerful armiesand navies to defend themselves Meanwhile, Europeans began questioning theirtraditional beliefs. They questioned the power of theCatholic 天主教的 Church. Great progress was made inscience and arts. In the 1700s and 1800s, Europeansinvented new power -driven machines for making goodsBig factories emerged. This was called industrialization. Itmade Europeans rich and powerfulBy the late 20th century, European countries hadgiven up most of their remaining overseas colonies. YetEurope remains a wealthy and powerful place. Today, asin centuries past, Europe is a world leader in art, science,industry, and learning.Do you know the landmarks‘ n ames in the picturesWhich country does each of them belong to? Try to fill inthe blanks.答案:1.The Eiffel Tower 埃菲尔铁塔 2.The Parthenon帕台农神庙 3.The Uffizi Palace 乌菲齐美术馆 4.TheSagrada Familia 圣蒙大教堂 5.France 6.Italy7.SpainThis passageis about four great European cities. Can youmatch each city with its description?1.Paris A .It's an Italian city, famous for the Renaissance.2.Barcelona B .It's one of the most beautiful cities in the world,situated on the River Seine.3.Florence C .It's known as the birthplace of western civilisation.4.Athens D .It's famous for the Church of the Sagrada Familia.答案:1.B 2.D 3.A 4.CⅠ.Detail information according to questionand answer.1.Q :Where is Paris, the capital and largest city of France, situated?on A :Paris is situated the River Seine.2.Q :Why is the Eiffel Tower the most popular place for tourists?symbol A :Because the Eiffel Tower is the famousof Paris.3 .Q :Who designed the Church of the Sagrada Familia A :The Church of the Sagrada Familia wasarchitect designed by ancalled Antonio Gaudi.4 .Q :Why is the Italian city Florence famousA :Because the city was famous for theartistic Renaissance, a great movement whichthree lasted for hundred years.5.Q :When was Athens the most powerful city of theworldA :Athens was the world‘s most powerful city abouttwo four thousand hundred years ago.Ⅱ.Choose the best answer according to the passage.1.Which of the following is NOT the element to makeParis famous?A .The Eiffel Tower.B .The Louvre.C .Its restaurants, cafés and theatres.D .The artists and writers living in Paris.2.Which of the followingstatements is TRUE aboutBarcelona?A .It is the largest city of Spain.B .It is the capital city of Spain.C .The Church of the Sagrada Familia is one of the most famous sites in the city.D .The Church of the Sagrada Familia took the architect over 44 years to finish.3.Florence is famous for many things EXCEPT________.A .the RenaissanceB .the landscape of the cityC .many great artists and their worksD .some art galleries, churches and museums4.In which way mentionedin the passage was Athensdifferent from the other three cities?A .It is the capital city and the birthplace of the civilisation.B .It was the world's most powerful city with a longhistory.C .There are many famous buildings in Athens.D .Many writers living in Athens have influenced other writers withtheir works.5.How many of the four cities are capital cities?A .One.B .Two.C .ThreeD .Four.答案:1.D 2.C 3.B 4.B 5.BFill in the blanks according to thepassage Paris is the capital and largest city of France, 1situated on the River Seine. The Eiffel Tower is thesymbol locatedfamous 2 of Paris. The Louvre is also 3 inforParis, which is famous 4its restaurants, c afés and rgestBarcelona is the second 5 city of Spain and is onsituated 6 the northeast coast. The Church of theSagrada Familia is one of Barcelona's most famous 7 landmarksItalianFlorence is an 8city which became famousbecause of the Renaissance. Each year, about a million tourists come to see the art galleries, churches and museums in Florence.capitalasAthens, the 9 of Greece, is known 10 thebirthplace of western civilisation.。