致用英语3Unit2

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1、WarandPeaceUnit21.YourideasInthefirstdecadeofthe19thcentury,heturnedtheFrencharmiesagainsteverymajorEuropeanpoweranddominatedcontinentalEuropethroughaseriesofmilitaryvictories.HisarmywasbadlydamagedintheFrenchinvasionofRussiain1812andatthebattleofWaterlooinJune1815.N

2、apoleonBonaparte:1.YourideasThefamousChinesepatriotandmilitarygeneralfoughtfortheSouthernSongDynastyagainsttheJurchenarmiesoftheJinDynasty.YueFei1.YourideasWinstonChurchillledBritaintofightagainsttheAxisduringWWII.WinstonChurchill1.YourideasAbrahamLincoln,the16thPres

3、identoftheUnitedSates,successfullyledthecountrythroughitsgreatestinternalcrisis,theAmericanCivilWar,preservingtheUnionandendingslavery.AbrahamLincoln3.ListeningandSpeaking1.Christmaslights2.responded3.waswalkingoutinto4.cigars,ourfamilyphotos5.sixweeks,acoupleofdaysS

4、ilentnight传颂世界每个角落的著名圣诗《平安夜》（SilentNight），便是来自奥地利萨尔斯堡（Salzburg）乡郊的一条宁静小村—奥本多夫（Oberndorf）。这首诗歌无人不晓，每逢圣诞就有如主题曲般，到处都听得到。奥地利萨尔茨堡是世界上最著名的圣诞歌曲—《平安夜》的故乡。《平安夜》使奥本多夫变得受人注目，每年圣诞也有成千上万游人到来探访，为的就是要追寻这份平安和谐。Project4Warm-up1Reading2LanguageinUse3Unit1CultureTips5EnjoyEnglish6Howdo

5、youunderstandthesaying“treatviolencewithviolence”?DoyouthinkitisrightfortheUSAtousenuclearweaponsonJapan?Whatdoyouseeinthevideo?Describeitwithyourownwords.Warm-upAttheendofWorldWarⅡ,Japanesegovernmentignoredtheultimatum(最后通牒)issuedbytheUSAanditsalliedcountries.Inorde

6、rtoforceJapantosurrender,theUnitedStatesdroppedtwoatomicbombsonthecityofHiroshimaandNagasaki,whichkilledasmanyas260,000peoplebytheendof1945.Thesearetodatetheonlyattackswithnuclearweaponsinthehistoryofwarfare(战争).Watchthevideoandanswerthefollowingquestions.123BACKRead

7、ingPre-readingTasksReadingComprehensionAfter-readingTasksBACKPre-readingTasksWearegoingtoreadastoryofaJapanesegirlwhosufferedgreatharmastheresultofnuclearbombinginWWⅡ.Canyoudrawatimelineandplacethecrucialmomentschronologicallywhilereadingthestory?Plotreferstoaserieso

8、feventsthathappeninastory,whichsometimesmightnotbearrangedintherighttimeorder.BACKReadingComprehension1.Thisstorystartsin1945.Agirl