Mthe-first-underground-in-the-world专题培训课件.pptx

单击此处编辑母版标题样式,单击此处编辑母版文本样式,第二级,第三级,第四级,第五级,*,Module 7 Unit 4 Public transport,LEAD-IN,In recent years,the underground or the metro in China is very popular.,Do you know something about the first underground in the world?,The first underground in the world,FAST READING,In which city was the first underground system developed?,When was it first opened?,Why was it first built there?,Why was the first underground in the world developed?,Trains,The number of vehicles,roads,Outer city limits,Damage,buses,caused traffic jams,So busy that,Most trains to London only went to the outer city limits,becausedamage so buses were used.The number of vehicles caused traffic jams,the roads.This traffic problem led to the development of the underground system.,Read the,READING STRATEGY,and fill in the blanks,What type of article is the reading passage?,A tourist brochure,a tourist brochure about a place of interest,A brief_,of its development,dates or years in chronological_,important_ who influenced or contributed to the development,Interesting _,Sentences that_ you to visit the place for yourself,history,order,people,facts,encourage,CAREFUL READING,Read the,text,and find detailed information under the 4 categories.,1.,the,history,of its development,2.,Important,people,who influenced or contributed to the development,3.,interesting facts,4.,Sentences that,encourage,you to visit the place for yourself,the history of its development,CAREFUL READING,Part 1,An important war is used to mark the different periods of its development,Before World War,During World War,After World War,Find events of the important dates and years in these periods,Before the war:,M,atch the dates with the events,1854,1863,1868,1884,1933,1918-1938,An underground railway was approved to be constructed.,The initial tunnels were opened.,The next section of the underground system was opened.,The first railway tunnel under the River Thames was dug.,Many new stations were constructed.,A public organization was created.,during the war:,some _uses of the underground,In 1945,more lines were added,which included the _.,In 1979 the _ line added was the _.,Recent years,_ people travel on the underground every day.,The network of the underground system includes _ lines now.,Victoria Line,last,Jubilee Line,Three million,twelve,After the war:,unusual,Who are mentioned in the text?,CAREFUL READING,Part 2,Important people who influenced or contributed to the development,Charles Yerkes,Charles Holden,Queen Elizabeth,Prime Minister,A.,It was Queen Victoria who first came up with the idea that an underground system should be developed in London.,B.,The Prime Minister,together with the government administration dug the first railway tunnel under the River Thames.,C.,Many railway stations in London,which are still in use today,were built by Charles Holden.,D.,It was Charles Yerkes who obtained ownership of the many different lines and set up the Underground Electric Railways Company.,Which of the following statement about these people is TRUE?,D,Of the four people,who do you think have contributed more to its development?,Charles Yerkes,Charles Holden,Some unusual uses of the underground system during the,World War II,functioned as,bomb shelters,an underground airplane factory,Centre for directing the defence,meeting rooms,CAREFUL READING,Part 3,interesting facts,CAREFUL READING,Part 4,Sentences that encourage you to visit the place for yourself,In fact,it is like an advertisement.,Similar expressions:,Why dont you?,How about?,Youd better,“Why not take a trip on?”,DISCUSSION,What is your impression of the,London underground?Please give supporting details from the text.,Old,User-friendly,Complex,Convenient,FURTHER DISCUSSION,Assuming that you are a tourist in London,do you think this brochure gives you enough information?,If I were the author of the brochure,I would like to add _ because_,To know more about public transport in France,The different types of,public transport in France,By,Wu Ling,yu,HOMEWORK,Read the text after class,Finish Part D and E on page 52 and 53.,