《大学英语》课程综合教程电子教案（PPT课件）大学英语_Book Four_综合_Unit 8_Unit 8 Go Traveling in the Jungle

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Unit 8 Go Traveling in the JungleBeforeReadingGlobal ReadingDetailedReadingAfterReadingSupplementaryReadingListeningComprehensionWe livebusy lives with solittle time to enjoy theworld around us that oftentimes we almost forget it isthere.DetailedReadinLiving in theNiagara region, anarea that has somuch to offer both scenically and historically,weforgetabout the diversity of nature and the fact that noteveryone lives as we do.Going to university in Toronto this year,I wassurprised to learn that Niagara is one of the top cropproducers in not only Ontario, but also Canada. I waseven more surprised that many of the people I met whowere from Toronto had never seen a farm before, orKPrev.Next

Global Reading Detailed Reading After Reading Supplementary Reading Detailed Reading Before Reading Unit 8 Go Traveling in the Jungle We live busy lives with so little time to enjoy the world around us that oftentimes we almost forget it is there. Living in the Niagara region, an area that has so much to offer both scenically and historically, we forget about the diversity of nature and the fact that not everyone lives as we do. Going to university in Toronto this year, I was surprised to learn that Niagara is one of the top crop producers in not only Ontario, but also Canada. I was even more surprised that many of the people I met who were from Toronto had never seen a farm before, or Listening Comprehension

Unit 8 Go Traveling in the JungleBeforeReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfterReadingSupplementaryReadingenjoyed the small pleasures of picking their own fruit orgoing for hikes in scenic areas.I realized that I was luckyto have experienced both the urban and rural life.Intrigued by the question of how I felt about living soclose to Niagara Fallsetailedecided to stop by after work onenight and really look at them.I felt as though I was reallyseeingthe fallsfor the first time, andthey truly wereeverythingthatthetouristshad promised. Staring intothe never-ending cascades of water, I was mystified by itall.Here I was, standing at the top of such a glorious sightthat I had seen so many times before, but for the firsttime in my life, I was truly seeing it the way that it wasmeant to be seen; through the eyes of a tourist.NextKPrev

Global Reading Detailed Reading After Reading Supplementary Reading Detailed Reading Before Reading Unit 8 Go Traveling in the Jungle enjoyed the small pleasures of picking their own fruit or going for hikes in scenic areas. I realized that I was lucky to have experienced both the urban and rural life. Intrigued by the question of how I felt about living so close to Niagara Falls, I decided to stop by after work one night and really look at them. I felt as though I was really seeing the falls for the first time, and they truly were everything that the tourists had promised. Staring into the never-ending cascades of water, I was mystified by it all. Here I was, standing at the top of such a glorious sight that I had seen so many times before, but for the first time in my life, I was truly seeing it the way that it was meant to be seen; through the eyes of a tourist

Unit 8 Go Traveling in the JungleBeforeReadingGlobal ReadingAfterReadingDetailedReadingSupplementaryReadingQuestionsandAnswers1.Whereistheauthor living?The Niagara regionetailedReading2.What was he/she surprised to learn when he/she wentto university in Toronto?Niagara is one of the top crop producers in not onlyOntario,butalso Canada.And many of the peopleImetwho were from Toronto had never seen a farm beforeorenjoyed thesmall pleasuresof pickingtheirownfruit or going forhikes in scenic areas.NextPrev.K

Global Reading Detailed Reading After Reading Supplementary Reading Detailed Reading Before Reading Unit 8 Go Traveling in the Jungle Questions and Answers The Niagara region. 1. Where is the author living? Niagara is one of the top crop producers in not only Ontario, but also Canada. And many of the people I met who were from Toronto had never seen a farm before, or enjoyed the small pleasures of picking their own fruit or going for hikes in scenic areas. 2. What was he/she surprised to learn when he/she went to university in Toronto?

Unit 8 Go Traveling in the JungleBeforeReadingGlobalReadingAfterReadingDetailedReadingSupplementaryReadingQuestionsandAnswers3.How did he/she feel when he/she decided to stopbyand take a look attheafallsgthrough the eyes of a tourist?awed,mystified,asenseofwonder4.Have you everhad the samekind of experience as theauthor did?Thisisanopen-endedquestionBack Prev.K

Global Reading Detailed Reading After Reading Supplementary Reading Detailed Reading Before Reading Unit 8 Go Traveling in the Jungle awed, mystified, a sense of wonder 3. How did he/she feel when he/she decided to stop by and take a look at the falls through the eyes of a tourist? This is an open-ended question. 4. Have you ever had the same kind of experience as the author did? Questions and Answers

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Unit 8 Go Traveling inthe JungleBeforeReadingGlobalReadingDetailedReadingAfterReadingSupplementaryReadingAmazonriver innorthern South America,largely inBrazil, ranked as the largest in the world in terms ofwatershed area,number of tributaries, and volume ofwater discharged.Measuring6,400km(4,000 mi) fromDfalRDsource to mouth,it is second in length only to the Nileamong the rivers of the world.With its hundreds oftributaries,the Amazon drains a territory of more than 6million sq km (2.3 million sgmi),roughlyhalf of whichisin Brazil; the rest is in Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia, andVenezuela. It is estimated that the Amazon dischargesbetween 34 million and 121 million liters (9 million and32 million gallons) of water per second and deposits adaily average of 3 million tons of sediment near its mouth.NextKPrev

Global Reading Detailed Reading After Reading Supplementary Reading Detailed Reading Before Reading Unit 8 Go Traveling in the Jungle Amazon river in northern South America, largely in Brazil, ranked as the largest in the world in terms of watershed area, number of tributaries, and volume of water discharged. Measuring 6,400 km (4,000 mi) from source to mouth, it is second in length only to the Nile among the rivers of the world. With its hundreds of tributaries, the Amazon drains a territory of more than 6 million sq km (2.3 million sq mi), roughly half of which is in Brazil; the rest is in Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia, and Venezuela. It is estimated that the Amazon discharges between 34 million and 121 million liters (9 million and 32 million gallons) of water per second and deposits a daily average of 3 million tons of sediment near its mouth

Unit 8Go Traveling inthe JungleBeforeReadingGlobalReadingDetailedReadingAfterReadingSupplementaryReadingThe annual outflow from the river accounts for one-fifthof all the fresh water that drains into the oceans of theworld.The outpouring of water and sediment is so vastthat the salt content and color of the Atlantic Ocean areDetailedReadinsalteredfor a distance of about 320 km (about 200 mi)from the mouthof the riverBack》Prev.K

Global Reading Detailed Reading After Reading Supplementary Reading Detailed Reading Before Reading Unit 8 Go Traveling in the Jungle The annual outflow from the river accounts for one-fifth of all the fresh water that drains into the oceans of the world. The outpouring of water and sediment is so vast that the salt content and color of the Atlantic Ocean are altered for a distance of about 320 km (about 200 mi) from the mouth of the river