浙江省诸暨市草塔中学高中英语Unit1Readingtask课件（人教版必修4）.ppt

人教课标 高一 必修 4 Unit 1;Check the answers of the textbook.;1. It’s worthwhile to improve the working conditions for the factory workers. 2. Her behaviour inspire others to carry on the fight for wildlife protection. 3. As a student, you should be modest and not look down upon the classmates who don’t know as much as you do. zxxk ;4. If human beings go on behaving like this, we will be short of energy soon. 5. Many of the young generation enjoy foreign music and films. 6. If you want to know how to translate this sentence, you’d better refer to a dictionary. 7. When the parade moved off from the square, the people crowded in.;Reading task;Elizabeth Fry?(1780 - 1845);By her example she inspired other women to play a fuller role in society: it was unusual for women to have a voice outside the home. It was also unusual for a Quaker to be so prominent, because at that time the Quaker movement was going through a quietist phase, and was very inward looking.; In 1780 Elizabeth Gurney was born in Norwich into a rich Quaker family. Zxx.k ; Elizabeth was well educated, which was unusual for a girl in those days. ; She helped her mother when she visited the poor and sick. ; Later, although Elizabeth had 11 children, she continued to do her charity work. ; She first visited Newgate Prison in 1813 and was horrified by what she saw. ; There were over 300 women and children crowded into a very small space.;Elizabeth returned with warm clothing and straw for the sick women and children. ; Prisoners had to pay for everything in gaol (监狱).; There were no toilets, just a bucket in the corner, and little drinking water. ; Children were sent to prison for stealing bread, wool or for damaging trees. ; Punishments for rich people were very different from those for poor people.; In 1817 Elizabeth organised a group to help female prisoners at Newgate prison. ; She provided items for the women, so they could sew, knit and make goods to sell. ; She started a prison