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1、HainanzhejiangBeijingSichuanYunnanJiangxiRussia第1頁/共24頁When an earthquake happens第2頁/共24頁第3頁/共24頁第4頁/共24頁第5頁/共24頁第6頁/共24頁第7頁/共24頁 When did the earthquake happen? How long did the earthquake last? What was another disaster?第8頁/共24頁P(yáng)art 1 Topic sentence:Part 2Topic sentence: Never before in history ha

2、s a city been so completely destroyed. Never in all SFs history were her people so kind as on that terrible night.第9頁/共24頁Read Para. 1&2 silently What were in the city the earthquake? But nowWhy did people some of the best buildings?Before the earthquake there were businesses, factories, hotels,

3、 palaces, railways and great pipes.Everything was gone!So that they would not be a danger to those in the streets.第10頁/共24頁Read Para. 1 loudly, try to appreciate the language.Find out two sentences with negative (否定) but powerful words to describe the result of the earthquake.Find out the repetition

4、 of a word to describe the result of the earthquake.What did the writer want to tell us by describing in these ways?第11頁/共24頁1. Find out two sentences with negative(否定) but powerful words to describe the result of the earthquake?Never before in history has a city been so completely destroyed.Nothing

5、 is left of it but memories and some houses far from the centre of the city. A city has never been so completely destroyed before in history.Nothing of the city is left except 第12頁/共24頁fashionable, handsome beggarNever before in my life have I seen such a fashionable and handsome beggar as Xilige.第1

6、3頁/共24頁successful teenager pop starNever before in my life have I seen such a successful teenager pop star as JB.第14頁/共24頁endless beach, footprintNothing is left but the endless beach and some footprints.第15頁/共24頁The word _ was repeated for several times.1). San Francisco is gone.2). Its businesses

7、are gone.3). The factories, hotels and palaces are all gone too. 4). All of the ways man had made to keep the city safe were gone in the 30 seconds the city moved.2. Find out the repetition of a word to describe the result of the earthquake.gone第16頁/共24頁3. What did the writer want to tell us by desc

8、ribing in these ways?He wanted to the earthquake had _ the city of San Francisco.been completely destroyedHe intended to give the readers an impression of _.hopelessness第17頁/共24頁Read Para. 2 loudly, try to appreciate the languageFind parallel(排比) sentences in this paragraph and try to understand the

9、m.A list of buildings undestroyed was now only a few addresses.A list of the brave men and women would fill a library.A list of all those killed will never be made. Only a few buildings were not destroyed.The names of brave people would be remembered in the history of the city.There were too many pe

10、ople killed. We will never know their names.第18頁/共24頁Read Para. 3 silently People shouted and crowded in the street that night.The policemen kept calm, as well as their horses.Some of the women and children were crying for their lost husbands and fathers.Since thousands of people had lost their home

11、s, they began to rebuilt the city.People were kind and helped each other during the hardest time.第19頁/共24頁What can we learn from the first sentence and the last sentence in this text?The two sentences give us a contrast ( (對(duì)比對(duì)比) ). . Although the city was destroyed, the people were not nervous or up

12、set. They just did what they should do. Read Para. 3 loudly, try to comprehend and appreciate the languageParaphrase “Amazing as it may seen, Wednesday night was a quiet night.”Though it may seem amazing,第20頁/共24頁Crowded, EXPO; rush to ShanghaiCrowded as the Shanghai EXPO was, people still rushed into the city.第21頁/共24頁Only Obama can be my Mr. Rightugly, confidentUgly as she may seem, Fengjie is so confident that only Obama can be her Mr. Right.第22頁/共24頁One news reporter from VOAThree earthquake survivors.Talk about the Great San