2015-2016学年高中英语 unit1 Cultural relics课件 新人教版必修2.ppt

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1、成才之路·英语路漫漫其修远兮吾将上下而求索人教版·必修2CulturalrelicsUnit1话题导入(2015·浙江省重点中学高一期末联考)Archaeologists(考古学家)studyingStonehengeanditssurroundingareasaythey'veduguptherelicsofanuntouched,ancientcampsitethatdatesbackto6,000years—afindthatcouldrewriteBritishprehistory.“Thisisthemostimportantdisc

2、overyatStonehengeinover60years，”ProfessorTimDarvill,aBournemouthUniversityarchaeologistandaStonehengeexpertwhodidnottakepartinthenewdiscovery,toldtheTelegraph.AndashetoldTheHuffingtonPostinanemail,thediscoverychangesearliertheoriesthatStonehengewasbuiltinalandscapethatwasnot

3、heavilyusedbeforeabout3000B．C．.ThediscoverywasmadeduringadigatBlickMead,asiteabout1.5milesfromStonehenge.Researchersfoundcharcoal(木炭)datingbackto4,000B．C．andevidenceofpossiblebuildings,accordingtoastatementreleasedbytheuniversity.Theyalsodugupburntstoneandtools,aswellasthere

4、mainsofanimals—ancientcattlethatservedasfoodforancienthuntergatherers.Theresearchersplanfurtheranalysisontheartificialobjectsbutsaythey'reworriedthetunnelconstruction(隧道建设)coulddamagethesiteandgetinthewayoftheirwork.“BlickMeadcouldexplainwhatarchaeologistshavebeensearchingfo

5、rcenturies—ananswertothestoryofStonehenge'spast，”DavidJacques,theUniversityofBuckinghamarchaeologistwhodiscoveredthecampsite,toldTheGuardian.“ButouronlychancetofindoutabouttheearliestpartofBritain'shistorycouldberuinedifthetunnelgoesahead.”Stonehenge,aprehistoricmonumentmade

6、upofaringofstandingstones,lieseightmilesnorthofSalisbury,EnglandinWiltshire.IthasbeenlistedasaWorldHeritageSitesince1986.文章大意：本文介绍了一处新的考古发现，该发现是最近六十年在巨石阵的最重要的发现。1．Themainpurposeofthepassageis________.A．tointroducearecentdiscoveryofancientrelicsB．tocallonpeopletoprotecttheanc

7、ientrelicsC．towarntheresearchersnottodofurtheranalysisD．toattractmoretouriststovisitStonehenge答案：A主旨大意题。由第一段可知，这是一个考古发现。2．Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat________.A．theresearchersexpresstheirconcernthattherelicsmightberuinedB．theancientcampsitehasbeendestroyedbytheconstructionwo

8、rkersC．archaeologistsarerepairingartificialobjectsfoundintherelicsiteD．thet