英语专业本科生系列教材(第四册)Unit4 A View of Mountains

◄homeAViewofMountainsReadaloudAudiovisualsupplementSectionOne:Pre-readingActivitiesSectionTwo:GlobalReadingSectionFour:ConsolidationActivitiesSectionFive:FurtherEnhancementI.ReadaloudReadthefollowingpassagealoud,makingapausebetweensensegroups.Morepeoplearoundtheworldarebecomingtoofat./TheWorldHeartFederationinGeneva,Switzerland,reports/thatthenumberofoverweightandobesepeopleisincreasing./Theorganizationsays/aboutsevenhundredmillionpeoplearoundtheworldweightoomuch./Healthexpertsfear/thisincreaseinobesitywillleadtoanincreaseinthenumberofpeoplewithheartdiseaseandstroke./TheWorldHeartFederationestimates/seventeenmillionpeoplearoundtheworlddieeachyearfromheartdiseaseorstroke./Researchshows/thesetwoconditionsareamongthemost1-1.1SectionThree:DetailedReading◄homeAViewofMountainsReadaloudAudiovisualsupplementSectionOne:Pre-readingActivitiesSectionTwo:GlobalReadingSectionFour:ConsolidationActivitiesSectionFive:FurtherEnhancement1-1.2SectionThree:DetailedReadingcommonhealthproblemsrelatedtoobesity./Othersincludediabetesandhighbloodpressure./AnewAmericanstudysays/beingevenmoderatelyoverweightincreasesthechanceofdevelopingheartfailure./Thestudysays/theriskofheartfailureisonehundredpercenthigheramongobesepeople,/comparedwiththoseofnormalweight./◄home1.NagasakiwasthefirstcityinJapantoestablishlinkswiththewest.NagasakiisalsothetargetforthesecondatomicbombdroppedbythealliesattheendoftheWorldWarⅡ.OntheninthofAugust1945,anAmericanairforcebomberunloadedafour-and-half-tonbombonthenorthpartofthecity.Almostonethirdofitspopulationdiedinstantly.ReadaloudAudiovisualsupplementSectionOne:Pre-readingActivitiesII.AudiovisualsupplementQuestions:1.HowmuchdoyouknowaboutNagasaki?2.PleasetalkaboutsomeinformationabouttheatomicattackinNagasaki.Documentaryepisode:“Nagasaki”Answersforreference:1-2.1SectionThree:DetailedReadingSectionTwo:GlobalReadingSectionFour:ConsolidationActivitiesSectionFive:FurtherEnhancementAViewofMountains◄home2.ThreedaysafterHiroshima’sdestruction,theUSdroppedanA-bombonNagasaki,resultinginthedeathofmorethan70,000peoplebeforetheyearwasout.Since1945,tensofthousandsmoreresidentsofHiroshimaandNagasakihavecontinuedtosufferanddiefromradiation-inducedcancers,birthdefectsandstillbirths.ReadaloudAudiovisualsupplementSectionOne:Pre-readingActivitiesAnswersforreference:1-2.2SectionThree:DetailedReadingSectionTwo:GlobalReadingSectionFour:ConsolidationActivitiesSectionFive:FurtherEnhancementAViewofMountains◄homeNagasakiwasthefirstcityinJapantoestablishlinkswiththewest.Asearlyasthe16thcentury,PortuguesetradersandChristianmissionarieswerevisitingNagasakiandinfluencingJapaneseculture.Ofcourse,Nagasaki,asknownfromallovertheworld,isthetargetforthesecondatomicbombdroppedbytheAlliesattheendofWorldWarⅡ.OntheninthofAugust1945,anAmericanairforcebomberunloadedafour-and-half-tonbombonthenorthpartofthecity.Almostonethirdofthepopulationdiedinstantly.Sincethen,Nagasakihasbecomeacenterforpeacecampaignsandpeoplefromallovertheworldvisitthepeacemuseum.Yukoisoneoftheguides.ReadaloudAudiovisualsupplementSectionOne:Pre-readingActivities1-2.1_pop1SectionThree:DetailedReadingSectionTwo:GlobalReadingSectionFour:ConsolidationActivitiesSectionFive:FurtherEnhancementAViewofMountains[Narration]◄homeReadaloudAudiovisualsupplementSectionOne:Pre-readingActivities1-2.1_pop2SectionThree:DetailedReadingSectionTwo:GlobalReadingSectionFour:ConsolidationActivitiesSectionFive:FurtherEnhancementAViewofMountainsYuko:IanWright:Yuko:IanWright:Yuko:IanWright:Yuko:[Dialogue]Itexplodedintheair.Right.500metersabovetheground.Wasitrightinthecenter?No,itexplodedinthesuburbsofthearea.That’swhythenumberofvictimswassmallerthanthatofinHiroshima.How…whatwasthenumberofvictims?74,000peoplewerekilledinstantly,andanother75,000peoplewereinjured.◄homeReadaloudAudiovisualsupplementSectionOne:Pre-readingActivities1-2.1_pop3SectionThree:DetailedReadingSectionTwo:GlobalReadingSectionFour:ConsolidationActivitiesSectionFive:FurtherEnhancementAViewofMountainsYuko:IanWright:Yuko:IanWright:Yuko:IanWright:[Narration]In5yearsorso,theydevelopedleukemia.Right,so…Died.Thefigureisstillgoingupforpeoplewhodied.Yes,yes,that’sright.Right.Inthe50yearssincethebombwasdropped,thousandsmorepeoplehavediedfromsicknesscausedbyradiation.[Dialogue]◄homeReadaloudAudiovisualsupplementSectionOne:Pre-readingActivities1-2.1_videoSectionThree:DetailedReadingSectionTwo:GlobalReadingSectionFour:ConsolidationActivitiesSectionFive:FurtherEnhancementAViewofMountains■◄homeTextanalysisStructuralanalysisSectionOne:Pre-readingActivitiesSectionTwo:GlobalReading2-1Thispieceofargumentativewritingfallsintothreeparts.Thefirsttwoparagraphsserveasanopeningpart,inwhichthewriterpresentshisthesis.Thefollowingfourparagraphsconstitutethebodyofargumentation,inwhichtheauthorsupportshispointwithevidenceandreasons.Inthefinalparagraph,i.e.theconclusionofthetext,thewriterreiterateshismainidea.I.TextanalysisSectionThree:DetailedReadingSectionFour:ConsolidationActivitiesSectionFive:FurtherEnhancementAViewofMountainsCulturalbackground◄homeTextanalysisStruct