（2010版）高中英语 Unit6 lesson2 Great Buildings课件 北师大版必修2.ppt

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1、WELCOMETOOURCLASS!Lesson2GreatBuildingsAfreetouraroundtheworld…EiffelTowerTheTriumphalArchFranceBigBenEnglandAmericaWashington---WhiteHouseColosseum罗马圆形大剧场LeaningTowerofPisaItalyTheGreatWallArchitectureisfrozenmusic.--------JohannWolfgangGoetheGermanpoet(1749-1832

2、)2314a)PalaceoftheDoges(Venice)c)EileanDonnaCastle(Scotland)d)ChryslerBuilding(NewYork)b)PostOfficeSavingsBank(Budapest)ThePalaceoftheDoges,inVenice,isoneofthefinestGothicbuildings(哥特式的尖拱式建筑)anywhereinEurope.Itwasfinallyfinishedin1498andwastheresidence(居住处)oftheDo

3、ges(共和国总督)orDukes(公爵)ofVenice.TheCastleofEileanDonan,onaloch(湖)inScotland,wasbuiltinthethirteenthcenturybutwasdestroyedbytheEnglishin1719.TheCastlewasinruins(废墟)for200yearsuntilitwasrestored(修复重建)in1932.TheChryslerBuildinginNewYorkwasbuiltin1930.Itisamasterpieceof

4、‘artdeco’(装饰派艺术的杰作).Itisnotthehighest,butitisoneofthemostbeautifulskyscraper.ThePostOfficeSavingsBankbuildinginBudapest布达佩斯(匈牙利首都)wasdesignedbyHungarian(匈牙利的)architectinthelatenineteenthcentury.Therearefantasticornamentsofthingslikewaves,flowersandangels.Medieval中

5、世纪的modernearlytwentiethcenturyperiodEx2keywordsmaterialsmarble大理石tiles瓷砖glass玻璃stone石料metal金属concrete混凝土featuresroof屋顶statue雕像ornament装饰物tower塔balcony阳台KindsofbuildingsPalacebankcastleskyscraperListeningThePalaceoftheDoges,inVenice,isoneofthebestmedievalbuildingsa

6、nywhereinEurope.Itwasfinishedin1498.ithasbeautifulpinkandwhitemarblewalls.FromStMark’sSquareyoucanseethebalconywithstatuesoneitherside.Section1PalacemedievalmarblebalconystatuesExample:Whatkindofbuildingdoesthemanmention?A.palaceB.bankC.skyscraperD.castleInwhichpe

7、riodwasthebuildingbuilt?A.modernB.medievalC.1930sD.earlytwentiethcenturyWhatkindofmaterial(s)wasthebuildingmadeof?A.concrete,metalandglassB.stoneC.tilesD.marbleWhatfeaturesdoesthebuildinghave?A.balconyandstatuesB.towerandthickwallsC.metalroofD.ornamentsSection2Lis

8、tentosection3andcompletethetablewiththetimeyouhear.eventsbuiltindestroyedininruinsforrebuiltinTimethe13thcentury1719200years1932Section3Listentosection4