Module4Unit12Lesson4概述.ppt

Part II First-reading 1. Decide whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F). ________ 1) George’s father came from France to Australia in the 1980s. ________ 2) Melbourne is the city which has the largest number of Greek people outside Athens. F T ________ 3) Many people live in the vast area of desert in the middle of Australia, so it is very safe for camping. ________ 4) Outdoor sports like tennis, golf and sailing are popular in Australia. ________ 5) The Great Barrier Reef is a huge red rock in the desert that changes colour at dusk. F T F 2. Complete the table. Food Culture Animals Sports Economy Sheep, farming, mining Surf, bushwalking, fishing, horse riding, tennis, golf, sailing, cricket, rugby, swim koalas, emus, platypuses, echidnas, possums, dingoes, kangaroos Painters like Sidney Nolan, writers like Patrick White, Peter Carey, film industry: famous actors and directors. “fusion food” Part III Second-reading 1. Read the radio show. Say if these sentences are true (T), false (F) or we don’t know because there is no information (NI). Australia has large areas of desert. 2) Australia is a major producer of cars. T NI 3) Surfing is the most popular sport. 4) Australian roads can be quite dangerous. 5) There are some dangerous animals in Australia. 6) Australia has never produced any important writers. F T T F 7) Many recent immigrants have come from Greece. 8) Native Australians form a large percentage of the population. 9) Most Native Australians live in the desert. 10) The standard of living in Australia is high. T F NI T 2. Answer the following questions. 1) What is Australia famous for? It is famous for “ the land of sunshine and surfing ”. 2) What kind of city is Melbourne? It is the city with the largest number of Greek people outside Athens. 3) What about Australian culture? And what makes it something like that? The culture is a mix of different cultures because of the mix of people. 4) How do these different cultures affec