Unit 1 Women of achievement Section Ⅰ　Warming Up Reading 课件（人教版必修4，课标通用）.ppt

Jane Goodall was born on April 3,1934 in London，and grew up in Bournemouth on the southern coast of England.On her second birthday，Jane Goodalls father bought her a beautiful，lifelike toy chimpanzee named Jubilee，in honor of a baby chimpanzee born at the London Zoo.Jane Goodall loved the toy，and today，Jubilee still sits on a chair in her home in England. As a child，Jane Goodall was an avid(酷爱的)reader of the popular Tarzan books.But at the age of ten or eleven，she dreamed of going to Africa to live with animals.She had encouragement from her mother，who told her，“Jane，if you really want something，and if you work hard，take advantage of the opportunities，and never give up，you will somehow find a way.” Goodall married Baron Hugo van Lawick in 1964.In 1965 she earned her PhD in Ethology(动物行为学)from Cambridge University and returned to Tanzania for her studies.One of the many observations Goodall made was that of chimpanzees making and using tools.This was previously thought to separate humans from other animals.Over the years，Goodalls studies have continued to show the many striking similarities between humans and chimpanzees. 1．佳句仿写 ...it was there that she heard of Dr Louis Leakey....(强调句) 仿写：昨天是在街上我遇见了杰克。 _________________________________________________ 答案　It was in the street that I came across Jack yesterday. 2．佳句翻译 _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ 答案　多年以来，Goodall的研究不断地(向人们)表明：人类与大猩猩之间有惊人的相似性。 Unit 1 Women of achievement Section Ⅰ　Warming Up Reading 课件（人教版必修4，课标通用） 2．In what way do the chimps show love in their family most of the time? A．Through sitting and waiting in the shade of the trees. B．Through playing with each other in the trees. C．Through hunting and eating monkeys. D．Through feeding or cleaning each other. 3．Nobody before Jane fully understood chimp behaviour，but now many people do.Why? A．Because they observe chimp behaviour by