外研捷进英语综合教程（新智慧版）B3U6.ppt

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Task 1 Read the text and match the phrases in italics to their meanings. READING FOR DOING 1 Would you stop obsessing about your hair? It looks fine! 2 I don’t think you need to stay at home. You’ve just got a cold—it’s not life-threatening! 3 If I were you, I’d stay out of Mark’s way today. He’s in a really bad mood. 4 I don’t think you should take risks with your eyes. You should wear your glasses when you’re reading. 5 We went camping last summer. There was a storm and our tent was blown down! a to keep away from b to act in a way which is not safe c to be knocked over by the wind d to think non-stop about one thing e of an illness or condition which could kill you c d e a b Task 2 Read the text and answer the questions. READING FOR DOING 1 If you cannot find water in the wild, what shouldn’t you drink? Why? 2 How can dry grass help you? 3 What kind of plants should you avoid eating? 4 How can you test berries to make sure they are safe to eat? 5 What can you do with eucalyptus tree branches? 6 Why is it important to have a positive attitude? If you start to believe that all is lost, then it probably is. You shouldn’t drink urine because it will make you thirstier. You can put it under your clothes to keep you warm. Plants with glossy leaves and plants whose leaves smell sweet are inedible. Squeeze some juice on your tongue and wait. If you’re not sick within four hours, then the berries are probably OK. You can make a shelter with them because they are green and easily broken. READING FOR DONING Task 3 Complete the conversation with the correct forms of the words from the boxes. Marie: Do you want to come to a weekend course in survival skills at the college, Qiang? Qiang: Survival skills? Is it about eating (1) ________ and things? Marie: Well, part of it is learning about what’s (2) ________ and what isn’t, yes. Then there’s first aid too. Qiang: In case you (3) ______ y