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Company Logo Book 4 The Most Dangerous Game Richard Connell Lesson 9 Contents Warm-up 1 2 Text Appreciation 3 进度安排 6 Background Information Retell the story 4 Lesson9 – The Most Dangerous Game 1.Warm-up Listening 1 Lesson 9 – The Most Dangerous Game Please listen to: Madame Butterfly 1. What do you know about hunting? 2. What do you think of hunting? Do you think animals have feelings? 3. Do you agree that human society is a hunting ground? (Darwin: Survive the fittest. law of the jungle the big fish eat small fish, the small fish eat shrimps: Surve the mighty / powerful. ) 1.Warm-up Speaking1: hunting 2 Lesson 9– The Most Dangerous Game 1. What games did you play in childhood? And which impresses you most? 2. What do you think of online games? (virtual world / reality) Do you think they are dangerous? 3. Have you played any dangerous game? 1.Warm-up Speaking2: game 2 Lesson 9– The Most Dangerous Game The Service recognizes that in many cases, hunting is an important tool for wildlife management. Hunting gives resource managers a valuable tool to control populations of some species that might otherwise exceed the carrying capacity of their habitat and threaten the well-being of other wildlife species, and in some instances, that of human health and safety. From The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service: hunting 1.Warm-up Speaking1: hunting 2 2 Lesson 9– The Most Dangerous Game 1.Warm-up Speaking2: Childhood Games 2 Lesson 9– The Most Dangerous Game rope jumping