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1、Unit1CulturalrelicsDoyouknowwhataculturalrelicis?Canyougivesomeexamplesoftheculturalrelicsbothathomeandabroad?文化遗产日CulturalRelicsDaytheSecondSaturdayofJuneThefamousculturalrelicsinChinaForbiddenCityYuanMingYuan(inChina)AgardenfortheEmperorPotalaPalaceTerracottaW

2、arriors秦陵ThefamousculturalrelicsintheworldTheLeaningTowerofPisa（比萨斜塔）LouvreMuseum(卢浮宫)卢浮宫始建于13世纪，是当时法国路易王室的城堡，被充当为国库及艺术馆。Versaillespalace（凡尔赛宫）ThePyramidsinEgyptTheEiffelTowerTheBigBenClockTowerLondonStPetersburgRussiaTAJMAHAL（泰姬陵）ItislocatedinIndia.Itisthegrave

3、akingbuiltforhiswife.Itshowedthedeeploveofthekingandqueen.Itisapartofsomethingoldthathasremainedwhentherestofithasbeendestroyed.Ittellspeopleaboutthepast.Ithassurvivedforalongtime.Whatisaculturalrelic?Whatarethesimilaritiesoftheseculturalrelics?1)worldfamous2)al

4、onghistory3)symbolsoftheircountriesandculturesDiscussionAccordingtothedefinition,whatcharacteristicsdoesaculturalrelichave?mysteriouspreciousoldvaluablerareCulturalrelicCanyourecognizeanyotherculturalrelics?Doyouhaveanyinyourfamily?………ambercoloryellow-brownfeell

5、ikeAmberisthefossil(化石)formofresin(树脂)fromtrees.Ittakesmillionsofyearstoform.feelashardasstoneWhatisamber?Whatisthis?RawamberwithinclusionsWhatisamber?琥珀是史前松树脂的化石。琥珀是由千万年前植物所分泌出来的树脂，经过地壳变动而深埋地下，逐渐演化而成的一种天然化石。形成于4000万年至6000万年前，琥珀的主要成分是碳、氢、氧以及少量的硫，硬度2-3，比重1.05-1.1

6、0，熔点150C-180C，燃点250C-375C。琥珀是很“涩”的物质，没有两块琥珀是完全相同的。品种有金珀、虫珀、香珀、灵珀、石珀、花珀、水珀、明珀、蜡珀等，尤以含有完整昆虫或植物的琥珀为珍贵。Canyouimagineahousemadeofamber?AmberRoomReadingJudgingfromthetitle,whatdoyouthinkhappenedtotheAmberRoom?InsearchoftheAmberRoomMissingListenthetextcarefully,andtryt

7、ogetthemainideaofthetext.Ittellsusthestrangehistoryofthe_______________,aculturalrelicoftwocountries:_________and________.AmberRoomGermanyRussiaReadingskimmingthehistoryoftheAmberRoomtherebuildingoftheAmberRoombriefintroductiontotheAmberRoomthemissingoftheAmberR

8、oomPara1Para2&3Para4Para5ColorBirthplaceStyleMaterialTimeofbuildingityellow-brownfancystyleamber(severaltons)goldjewels10yearsPrussiaPara1:AnintroductionoftheAmberRoo