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,Unit,5,Treasures from the Past,Book 1,Think and Discuss,Viewing the World,Exploring the Theme,Analytical Listening,Sharing Your Ideas,Engaging,Further Listening,Content,Unit 5 Treasures from the Past,Think and Discuss,1.What man-made objects do we find at the bottom of the ocean?2.What can we learn about the past from these objects?,Questions,These coins and jewelry are from the Whydah Galley shipwreck.The ship sank in 1717 near the coast of Massachusetts,U.S.A.,Example Answers Ships,coins,airplanes,jars,jewelry,etc.,1.What man-made objects do we find at the bottom of the ocean?,Questions,Example Answers We can learn why these objects went down in the ocean and how they were used in the past;we can also learn about ancient trade and early explorers.,2.What can we learn about the past from these objects?,Questions,Unit 5 Treasures from the Past,Exploring the Theme,Treasures from the Past,Spanish Armada:the fleet of Spanish ships that sailed to fight England in 1588.Around 50 of the fleets 130 ships were lost in battle and in stormy seas.西班牙无敌舰队,Florida Keys:a chain of about 60 islands off the coast of southern Florida,U.S.A.佛罗里达群岛,Treasures from the Past,Aegean Sea:part of the Mediterranean Sea.It is located between Greece and Turkey.爱琴海,Treasures from the Past,Serce Limani:a natural harbor on the coast of Turkey.It is directly north of the island of Rhodes(罗得岛),Greece.塞尔切-利马尼(土耳其海湾),Treasures from the Past,Look at the photos and read the captions.Then discuss the questions.,A diver explores the wreck of the ship Liberty,sunk by the Japanese in 1942,Bali,Indonesia.,Treasures from the Past,Gold beads,chains,and coins found in a Spanish Armada shipwreck,Ireland,Treasures from the Past,A diver discovered a gold plate by accident off the Florida Keys,Florida,U.S.A.,Treasures from the Past,A scuba diver examines a bottle found in the Aegean Sea off Serce Limani,Turkey.,Treasures from the Past,Discuss the questions.1.What kinds of man-made objects do you see on these pages?Where did people find them?2.How do you think people used these objects in the past?3.Why do people want to find these objects now?4.Do you think it is important to try to find objects like these?Why or why not?,Treasures from the Past,1.What kinds of man-made objects do you see on these pages?Where did people find them?,Example Answers A ship,coins,jewelry,a gold plate and a bottle were found off the coasts of Indonesia,Ireland,the U.S.A.,and Turkey.,Treasures from the Past,2.How do you think people used these objects in the past?,Example Answers The ship was used for transportation and trade,and the coins and jewelry were probably also for trade(buying and selling).The plate and bottle may have been used on a ship for eating and drinking.,Treasures from the Past,3.Why do people want to find these objects now?,Example Answers Some of these objects,such as the coins and jewelry,are worth a lot of money.Other objects are important for understanding history.,Treasures from the Past,Example Answer 1 I think its somewhat important to find objects like these,especially because they can teach us about life in the past.,4.Do you think it is important to try to find objects like these?Why or why not?,Treasures from the Past,Example Answer 2 No,I dont think its important to find objects like these.It takes a lot of time,energy,and money to hunt for lost treasure.It might be better to spend our time,energy,and money trying to make peoples lives better here on land.,4.Do you think it is important to try to find objects like these?Why or why not?,Treasures from the Past,Unit 5 Treasures from the Past,Analytical Listening,Franck Goddio 弗兰克戈迪奥（人名）statue n.雕像；塑像,Listening 1,Cleopatra(69 B.C.30 B.C.):a famous queen of ancient Egypt.She is usually remembered for her beauty,and for her affairs with Julius Caesar and Mark Antony.The name Cleopatra can be used to typify a woman of exotic beauty and allure.克娄巴特拉（古埃及女王）,Elizabeth Taylor in movie Cleopatra,Listening 1,Alexandria:a city in Egypt on the coast of the Mediterranean.It is believed to have been founded by Alexander the Great in 332 B.C.It is now the second largest city in Egypt.Scientists have discovered remains of an older city hidden beneath Alexandria.They believe it is at least seven centuries older than the city founded by the great Greek conqueror.亚历山大（埃及北部港市、历史名城）,Prior Knowledge.You are going to listen to a talk about the lost city of Alexandria.Work with a partner and read the statements below.Then check()T for true or F for false.,Before Listening,Listening 1,1.Ancient Alexandria was once the capital of Egypt.2.Cleopatra is the last queen of Egypt.3.Ancient Alexandria was discovered in the 1900s.,T F,Prior Knowledge.,Before Listening,Answer Keys 1.T 2.T 3.F(It was discovered recently by Goddio.),Listening 1,A|Listening for Main Ideas.Read the statements and answer choices.Then listen to part of the talk.Choose the correct phrase to complete each statement.,A Talk About an Ancient City,Listening,Listening 1,Listening 1,1.The ancient city of Alexandria _.a.is only a legend b.was very rich and important c.disappeared 1,000 years ago2.Goddios discoveries _.a.give us new information about Cleopatras world b.do not answer our most important questions about Cleopatra c.tell us who Cleopatras parents were3.Goddio knew that the underwater ruins were _.a.from the ship he was looking for b.ancient lost cities c.small enough to explore alone,A|Listening for Main Ideas.,b,a,b,A Talk About an Ancient CityWelcome to the museum and our new exhibit,“Cleopatra:The Search for the Last Queen of Egypt”.The objects in this collection come from the ancient city of Alexandria and other nearby cities.Alexandria was one of the richest and greatest cities of the ancient world.Cleopatra lived and ruled there.But the city disappeared nearly 2,000 years ago.Now,archaeologist Franck Goddio has found the lost city of Alexandria.Goddios new discoveries tell us a lot about Cleopatras world.Up until a few years ago,we didnt know much about,To be continued,Listening 1,Cleopatra.We knew who her parents were and when she became queen.We knew who her parents were and when she became queen.We knew she was one of the most powerful rulers in Egypt,and that she killed herself.But there were many things we did not know.Our knowledge of Cleopatra came mostly from legendsold stories that may or may not be true.No one even knew what she looked like.But today,thanks to Goddio and his team,we know much more about her life.,To be continued,Listening 1,In 1984,Goddio went to Egypt to look for a sunken ship.But he found much more.There in the sand,deep underwater,were the ruins of whole cities.These cities were lost to history.He knew immediately that here were the answers to some of the greatest questions about ancient Egypt.Goddio looked and looked.But these ruins covered a huge area.Goddio couldnt explore them all by himself.He needed a lot of help.,Listening 1,B|Note-Taking.Listen to the entire talk.Complete the notes about Goddio.,Listening 1,2,000 years,1984,containers,tools,ancient,Listening 1,ruins,Underwater,palace and temples,gods,goddesses,B|Note-Taking.Listen to the entire talk.Complete the notes about Goddio.,C|Making Inferences.Read the statements.Then listen again and check()T for true or F for false.The answers are not in the speakers exact words.You need to think about what you hear.,Listening 1,1.At first,Goddio did not know the importance of his discovery.2.We still dont know what Cleopatra looked like.3.It is taking a lot of time to study the ruins of the cities.,T F,Listening 1,Answer Keys1.F(He knew it immediately.)2.F(Goddio found a coin with her picture on it.)3.T,C|Making Inferences.,Critical Thinking.Discuss the questions with a partner.,After Listening,Listening 1,1.Do you think museums are important?Why or why not?What museums have you ever visited?Which one impressed you most?2.Some people say that exploring the past can help understand the present and shape the future;others say that exploring the past is worthless.Which viewpoint do you agree with?Why?,Example Answer 1 Yes,I do think so.Museums are important because they help people identify the culture of a place and learn the history of it.Asking if museums are important,I think,is like asking if history is important to the populace.I have visited the Forbidden City in Beijing,the National Art Museum of China in Beijing,and the Taiping Kingdom History Museum in Nanjing,etc.Among them,the Forbidden City impressed me most.As I walked around it,I could really lose myself as the outside world of Beijing was barely visible from most parts of it.I could really experience the feel of being a Chinese emperor.,Listening 1,1.Do you think museums are important?Why or why not?What museums have you ever visited?Which one impressed you most?,To be continued,Listening 1,Example Answer 2 No,I dont think museums are important.Most people rarely or never go into museums,so only a small number of people see what is inside.In contrast,almost everyone goes to school or watches television.These might be better ways to educate people about history.,1.Do you think museums are important?Why or why not?What museums have you ever visited?Which one impressed you most?,Example Answer 1 I agree with the first viewpoint.This is because exploring the past can help us understand change and how the society we live in came to be what it is.By exploring the past,we can learn how things change,comprehend the factors that cause the change,and understand what elements of a society will persist despite change.,Listening 1,2.Some people say that exploring the past can help understand the present and shape the future;others say that exploring the past is worthless.Which viewpoint do you agree with?Why?,To be continued,Example Answer 2 I agree with the second viewpoint.“Worthless”is a strong word,but exploring the past doesnt have much value,in my opinion.There are many urgent problems to solve,including finding enough food,energy,and other research for billions of people on Earth.I dont think the solutions to those problems can be found by exploring the past.,Listening 1,2.Some people say that exploring the past can help understand the present and shape the future;others say that exploring the past is worthless.Which viewpoint do you agree with?Why?,Welcome to the museum and our new exhibit,“Cleopatra:The Search for the Last Queen of Egypt”.The objects in this collection come from the ancient city of Alexandria and other nearby cities.Alexandria was one of the richest and greatest cities of the ancient world.Cleopatra lived and ruled there.But the city disappeared nearly 2,000 years ago.,To be continued,Listening 1,Now,archaeologist Franck Goddio has found the lost city of Alexandria.Goddios new discoveries tell us a lot about Cleopatras world.Up until a few years ago,we didnt know much about Cleopatra.We knew who her parents were and when she became queen.We knew she was one of the most powerful rulers in Egypt,and that she killed herself.But there were many things we did not know.Our knowledge of Cleopatra came mostly from legendsold stories that may or may not be true.No one even knew what she looked like.But today,thanks to Goddio and his team,we know much more about her life.,To be continued,Listening 1,In 1984,Goddio went to Egypt to look for a sunken ship.But he found much more.There in the sand,deep underwater,were the ruins of whole cities.These cities were lost to history.He knew immediately that here were the answers to some of the greatest questions about ancient Egypt.Goddio looked and looked.But these ruins covered a huge area.Goddio couldnt explore them all by himself.He needed a lot of help.,To be continued,Listening 1,In 1987,Goddio started an organization called the European Institute of Underwater Archaeology.The organization brought together researchers and experts from around the world.Finally,in 1992,Goddio and his team were ready to begin their work.They uncovered statues,containers,musical instruments,tools,and many other objects.They made maps of ancient Alexandria and the two other sunken cities.They explored Cleopatras palace and the temples where her people prayed to their gods.,To be continued,Listening 1,Little by little,they brought objects out of the water.Slowly her palace and everything around her came to life before their eyes.For the first time,we can see where Cleopatra lived,where she walked,what she touched.Goddios team found coins with Cleopatras image on them.They found statues of gods and goddesses that were in the temples where she walked.They found gold jewelry from her palace.They even found a calendar that people used in her time.Because of Goddio and his team,we are learning more about Cleopatra every day.She is no longer only a legend.We hope you enjoy your visit to“Cleopatra:The Search for the Last Queen of Egypt”.,Listening 1,dhow n.阿拉伯单桅帆船Patricia 帕特里夏（人名）,Basra:a city in southeast Iraq.It is the countrys main port.巴士拉（伊拉克东南部港市),Listening 2,Listening for Details.Listen to a passage about dhows and fill in each blank with the exact word or phrase that you hear.,Before Listening,Listening 2,A dhow is a type of ship that was common in the Indian Ocean and the Arabian Sea.Dhows were not very large,but they could(1)_ a lot.Around the year 826,one dhow(2)_ from the city of Al Basrah(now Basra,Iraq)to Guangzhou,China.There,the sailors(3)_ with the local people,and they loaded the ship with the new(4)_ they bought.,carry,sailed,traded,goods,To be continued,When the ship left China,it carried thousands of simple dishes and other(5)_ objects.It also carried(6)_ for making fine clothes,and a few very beautiful and(7)_ objects.Some of these objects(8)_ gold.Recently,archaeologists studied the objects,and they think the gold objects were probably gifts for a royal wedding.,everyday,silk,valuable,were made of,Listening for Details.Listen to a passage about dhows and fill in each blank with the exact word or phrase that you hear.,To be continued,The dhow chose an unusual(9)_ home.Nobody is sure why the sailors took their(10)_ so far south.Because of a storm,or perhaps an accident,the dhow sank between two Indonesian islands.Centuries later,in 1999,divers found the dishes and other objects,as well as small pieces of the dhow itself.,route,ship,Listening for Details.Listen to a passage about dhows and fill in each blank with the exact word or phrase that you hear.,A ConversationA|Listening for Main Ideas.Read the questions and answer choices.Then listen to the conversation and choose the correct answers.,Listening,Listening 2,The dhow carried 55,000 dishes that were made in China.,Listening 2,1.What kind of homework assignment do the speakers need to do?a.Write a paper.b.Give a presentation.c.Write a paragraph.2.What does the woman think about the homework assignment?a.It will take a long time.b.Its not an interesting topic.c.Its very easy.3.What does the man suggest?a.Asking