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Lesson Nine Pompeii精要
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location: near modern Naples in Italy, 8 km away from Mount Vesuvius
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Pompeii’s Yesterday
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a picture tour: a bird’s-eye view
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a picture tour: the temple of Jupiter
1.Blow up
①To explode; to be destroyed by an explosion爆 炸，被炸毁
A police officer was killed when his car blew up. 一名警察在其汽车爆炸时遇难。 ②To start studdenly and with force爆发 A storm was blowing up . 暴风雨大作。 A crisis has blown up over the president’s latest speech. 总统最近的讲话引发了一场(yīish
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课程(kèchéng)安排
内容：三部分 A:教材内容：第9、10、12、13、15课 B:专八、考研英语专项介绍 C:专八、考研英语相应习题(xítí)及解析
课时分配： 高英课本内容与专八、考研英语内容交互进行
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Lesson 9 Pompeii
n. A place where sports, entertainments, and other public
events take place. It has seats around it where people
sit and watch.
location: near modern Naples in Italy, 8 km away from Mount Vesuvius
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Pompeii’s Yesterday
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a picture tour: a bird’s-eye view
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a picture tour: the temple of Jupiter
1.Blow up
①To explode; to be destroyed by an explosion爆 炸，被炸毁
A police officer was killed when his car blew up. 一名警察在其汽车爆炸时遇难。 ②To start studdenly and with force爆发 A storm was blowing up . 暴风雨大作。 A crisis has blown up over the president’s latest speech. 总统最近的讲话引发了一场(yīish
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课程(kèchéng)安排
内容：三部分 A:教材内容：第9、10、12、13、15课 B:专八、考研英语专项介绍 C:专八、考研英语相应习题(xítí)及解析
课时分配： 高英课本内容与专八、考研英语内容交互进行
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Lesson 9 Pompeii
n. A place where sports, entertainments, and other public
events take place. It has seats around it where people
sit and watch.
POMPEII庞贝古城中英文解析ppt知识分享
Via dell’Abbondanza
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THERMOPOLIUM
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THEATER
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PALAESTRA AMPHITHEATER
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TEMPLES
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BATHS
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POMPEII
Location
POMPEII
Uncovering the City
HOUSE OF FAUN
HOUSE OF VETTI
Pompeii
Beware of dog
FORUM
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GRAFFITI
Graffiti walls
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STREETS
POMPEII
Laura Ragoonanan Chantal Raymond
Kevin Moore
Eruption of August 24-25 79AD
Pliny --a Roman administrator and poet, whose many vivid letters have been preserved
Many repairs and reconstruction Trying to Carry on with life as usual Booming Economy
Large Mediterranean trade point Holiday Villas of the Rich profiting
or the young.
Many died from Thermal Shock
At least 750oF
Eruption cont…
Long periods of inactivity at Vesuvius
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THERMOPOLIUM
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THEATER
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PALAESTRA AMPHITHEATER
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TEMPLES
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BATHS
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POMPEII
Location
POMPEII
Uncovering the City
HOUSE OF FAUN
HOUSE OF VETTI
Pompeii
Beware of dog
FORUM
Pompeii
GRAFFITI
Graffiti walls
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STREETS
POMPEII
Laura Ragoonanan Chantal Raymond
Kevin Moore
Eruption of August 24-25 79AD
Pliny --a Roman administrator and poet, whose many vivid letters have been preserved
Many repairs and reconstruction Trying to Carry on with life as usual Booming Economy
Large Mediterranean trade point Holiday Villas of the Rich profiting
or the young.
Many died from Thermal Shock
At least 750oF
Eruption cont…
Long periods of inactivity at Vesuvius
POMPEII庞贝古城中英文解析ppt只是分享
or the young.
Many died from Thermal Shock
At least 750oF
Eruption cont…
Long periods of inactivity at Vesuvius
False sense of security People were not aware of
POMPEII
Location
பைடு நூலகம்
POMPEII
Uncovering the City
HOUSE OF FAUN
HOUSE OF VETTI
Pompeii
Beware of dog
FORUM
Pompeii
GRAFFITI
Graffiti walls
49
STREETS
Many repairs and reconstruction Trying to Carry on with life as usual Booming Economy
Large Mediterranean trade point Holiday Villas of the Rich profiting
6th Century BC, under Greek rule 400 BC: Conquered by Samnites 80 BC: Conquered by Rome
Pompeii: Before the Eruption
Recovering from Earthquake of 62 A.D.
Recognized as Pompeii in 1736. Fully excavated in 1748 Skeletons found in 1982 that may have
Many died from Thermal Shock
At least 750oF
Eruption cont…
Long periods of inactivity at Vesuvius
False sense of security People were not aware of
POMPEII
Location
பைடு நூலகம்
POMPEII
Uncovering the City
HOUSE OF FAUN
HOUSE OF VETTI
Pompeii
Beware of dog
FORUM
Pompeii
GRAFFITI
Graffiti walls
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STREETS
Many repairs and reconstruction Trying to Carry on with life as usual Booming Economy
Large Mediterranean trade point Holiday Villas of the Rich profiting
6th Century BC, under Greek rule 400 BC: Conquered by Samnites 80 BC: Conquered by Rome
Pompeii: Before the Eruption
Recovering from Earthquake of 62 A.D.
Recognized as Pompeii in 1736. Fully excavated in 1748 Skeletons found in 1982 that may have
现代大学英语第二册Unit10Pompeii
Writing essays helps to develop coherent arguments and evidence-based writing. It involves learning different essay formats and structures, as well as practice in writing different types of essays.
Predicate
The predicate is the part of the sentence that expresses an action or state of being and typically includes a verb.
Modifier
A modifier is a word or phrase that adds descriptive information to the subject or predicate. Adjectives and adverbs are common types of modifiers.
Grammar and punctuation
Essay writing
Writing for different purposes
Writing skills
Developing the ability to listen actively and understand the main points of what is being said is essential for effective communication. This involves asking questions, clarifying points, and paraphrasing to ensure understanding.
Unit 10 Pompeii
A week at the beach will restore you to health.
The government is trying to restore the country’s economy to full strength.
If you have a good imagination you will be able to imagine what was going on – the sights, sounds, smells and activities of a busy, prosperous Roman town.
A brief account of pompeii before and after August 24, AD 79
Pompeii is a dead city (para 1-2)
It used to be a prosperous city until a volcanic eruption buried it deep. (para 3-4)
• For three days the sun did break through the clouds of volcanic ash that filled the sky.
The large amount of volcanic ash that was floating in the air looked like cloud Similarly: cloud of dust, cloud of smoke
III. Word Study
List:
• • • • • •
• Many people believe that human beings need to have a sense of humility toward nature. Do you share this feeling?
The government is trying to restore the country’s economy to full strength.
If you have a good imagination you will be able to imagine what was going on – the sights, sounds, smells and activities of a busy, prosperous Roman town.
A brief account of pompeii before and after August 24, AD 79
Pompeii is a dead city (para 1-2)
It used to be a prosperous city until a volcanic eruption buried it deep. (para 3-4)
• For three days the sun did break through the clouds of volcanic ash that filled the sky.
The large amount of volcanic ash that was floating in the air looked like cloud Similarly: cloud of dust, cloud of smoke
III. Word Study
List:
• • • • • •
• Many people believe that human beings need to have a sense of humility toward nature. Do you share this feeling?
POMPEII庞贝古城中英文解析精品PPT课件
Warning signs People were unprepared Curiosity instead of fear
Eruption of August 24-25 79AD
Eruptions took 17 hrs
Big and small one People that were left behind were either the old
or the young.
Many died from Thermal Shock
At least 750oF
Eruption cont…
Long periods of inactivity at Vesuvius
False sense of security People were not aware of
POMPEII
Location
POMPEII
Uncovering the City
HOUSE OF FAUN
HOUSE OF VETTI
Pompeii
Beware of dog
FORUwalls
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STREETS
Recognized as Pompeii in 1736. Fully excavated in 1748 Skeletons found in 1982 that may have
boarded ships. All excavations finished in 1983
Current restoration and conservation
6th Century BC, under Greek rule 400 BC: Conquered by Samnites 80 BC: Conquered by Rome
北师大版 选修六 Pompeii 说课课件
Difficulties
To comprehend the content of the text clearly and quickly
Methods
Task-based teaching method --- assign tasks according the Ss’ level and learn step by step Student-centered learning (pair work /group work)
2. Find out “time capsule” in the text. And find out the reason.
Time capsule preserves a frozen moment in history.
(On the 1st-2nd line in paragraph 4)
If still have time
Look at the pictures and feel the last moment.
People gathered together for protection in their last hours of life.
One person, sitting alone, looks like he was praying.
Teaching difficulties & keys
Keys
How to predict the content of the text according to the title and the pictures How to grasp the main idea of the article and each paragraph
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pompeii的历史遗产保护
保护原则
Pompeii的历史遗产保护应遵循“保护为主、抢 救第一、合理利用、加强管理”的原则。
保护措施
采取有效措施，包括修缮、维护和监测等，确保 Pompeii历史遗产的安全和完整性。
保护规划
制定科学的保护规划，合理安排游客数量、游览 线路和时间等，避免对历史遗产造成破坏。
pompeii的社交习俗
社会地位
Pompeii的社会地位分为富人、中产阶级和穷人三个等级。富人通 常拥有更多的财富和更高的地位，而穷人则生活在贫困中。
社交活动
Pompeii的社交活动包括宴会、聚会、送礼等。这些活动通常发生 在家庭或公共场合中，有助于加强社交联系和建立友谊。
社交礼仪
Pompeii的社交礼仪包括如何称呼他人、如何给予礼物、如何表达感 谢等。这些礼仪有助于维护社会秩序和建立良好的人际关系。
哲学
Pompeii的哲学也非常发达，包括斯多亚学派、伊壁鸠鲁学派等。这些哲学思 想对古罗马人民的精神生活和文化发展产生了深远的影响。
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居民生活与习俗
pompeii居民的日常生活
日常饮食
Pompeii居民主要食用谷物、蔬菜、水果、肉类等食物。他们通常会在家中烹饪，而富人 则常常会雇佣厨师来为他们准备食物。
节日庆典
Pompeii有许多节日和庆典，包括农神节、酒神节、丰收节等。这些节日通常会持续数天，期间会有祭祀、宴会、表 演等活动。
宗教信仰
Pompeii居民普遍信仰古罗马宗教，他们会在神庙中举行祭祀活动，庆祝节日。
公共事务
Pompeii有许多公共事务，包括市政厅的选举、公共工程的修建等。这些事务通常由富人和贵族来管理 ，他们也会在公共场合举行会议来讨论这些事务。
POMPEII庞贝古城中英文解析1PPT课件
Recognized as Pompeii in 1736. Fully excavated in 1748 Skeletons found in 1982 that may have
boarded ships. All excavations finished in 1983
Current restoration and conservation
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Pompeii: Before the Eruption
Recovering from Earthquake of 62 A.D.
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boarded ships. All excavations finished in 1983
Current restoration and conservation
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Recovering from Earthquake of 62 A.D.
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Unit 10 Pompeii
• 80 BC: Conquered by Rome
• Recovering from Earthquake of 62 A.D.
– Many repairs and reconstruction – Trying to Carry on with life as usual – Booming Economy
collapse and houses caught fire. • In the evening an earthquake struck, killing
hundreds of people. • Poisonous gas killed more people. • By midday on August 25, Pompeii became a
Pompeii: Before the Eruption
• Founded in the 18th century BC by the Oscans 奥斯坎人(意大利中南部的古代人)； 奥斯坎语(属于意大利语族)
• 6th Century BC, under Greek rule
• 400 BC: Conquered by Samnites
Pompeii is unique because….
Excavations n. (挖掘的)洞，穴
• City rediscovered in 1590 by workmen digging a canal, and again in 1711.
• Recognized as Pompeii in 1736. • Fully excavated in 1748 • Skeletons found in 1982 that may have
The end of Structure.
• Recovering from Earthquake of 62 A.D.
– Many repairs and reconstruction – Trying to Carry on with life as usual – Booming Economy
collapse and houses caught fire. • In the evening an earthquake struck, killing
hundreds of people. • Poisonous gas killed more people. • By midday on August 25, Pompeii became a
Pompeii: Before the Eruption
• Founded in the 18th century BC by the Oscans 奥斯坎人(意大利中南部的古代人)； 奥斯坎语(属于意大利语族)
• 6th Century BC, under Greek rule
• 400 BC: Conquered by Samnites
Pompeii is unique because….
Excavations n. (挖掘的)洞，穴
• City rediscovered in 1590 by workmen digging a canal, and again in 1711.
• Recognized as Pompeii in 1736. • Fully excavated in 1748 • Skeletons found in 1982 that may have
The end of Structure.
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• 3.The country plunged deeper into recession.
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The poison gas thickened as the terrible night advanced. It was possible to protect oneself from the pumice stones but not from the gas and Pompeiians died by the hundreds.
• Dozens of • =large numbers of • Crashing buildings • =buildings that are crashing
pompeii
Dozens of people plu nged into deadend streets and fou nd themselves trap ped by crashing buil dings. They waited t here, too frightened to run further, expec ting the end.
• Pumice stones • =grey stones that come from volcanoes • often light in weight • Float • =to move slowly on water or in the air • Float ,drift differences
Rushing throngs=crowds that are rushing
• Blind • Here it means to make sb no longer to
think clearly or behave in a sensible way • Trample the fallen • =step heavily on fallen people • Fruitless • =unproductive
• (2).She was taken to hospital after her collapse at work.
• 3.(1).Talks between management and unions have collapsed.
• (2).the collapse of law and order in the area
All over Pompeii, peo ple lay down on beds of pumice stones, ove rwhelmed by the gas, and death came quietl y to them.
• Carbon monoxide CO
• Carbon dioxide
The poison gas=poisonous gas As the terrible night advanced=with the
terrible night advancing
pompeii
Carbon monoxide gas prevents the body from absor bing oxygen. Vict ims of carbon mo noxide poisoning get sleepier and sleepier until the y lose conscious ness, never to re gain it.
• 1.Of building • (1).The roof collapsed under the weight of
snow. • (2).The walls were strengthened to
protect them from collapse.
2.Of Sick Person
• (1).He collapsed in the street and died two hours later.
Plunge in/plunge into sth
• 1.The pool was declared open and eager swimmers plunged in.
• 2.She was about to plunge into her story when the phone rang.
drift=to drive or be driven along by wind,waves or currents
• Collapse • =Fall down • =give way • =fall in
Volcanic cone
crater
Volcanic channel
collapse
pompeii
Three feet of pumice stones now covered
the ground. Ash floated in the air. P oisonous gas came dri fting from the crater, th ough people could still breathe. Roofs were c ollapsing everywhere.
pompeii
The cries of the injured and dying filled the air.
=The air is filled with the cries of the injured and dying.
pompeii
Rushing throngs, blinded by the darkness and t he smoke, rush ed up one stre et and down th e next, tramplin g the fallen in a crazy fruitless dash toward sa fety.
CO2
• Poisoning n.中毒
• Lose consciousness 失去知觉
• Regain consciousness 苏醒
pompeii
The poison gas thickened as the terrible night advanced. It was possible to protect oneself from the pumice stones but not from the gas and Pompeiians died by the hundreds.
• Dozens of • =large numbers of • Crashing buildings • =buildings that are crashing
pompeii
Dozens of people plu nged into deadend streets and fou nd themselves trap ped by crashing buil dings. They waited t here, too frightened to run further, expec ting the end.
• Pumice stones • =grey stones that come from volcanoes • often light in weight • Float • =to move slowly on water or in the air • Float ,drift differences
Rushing throngs=crowds that are rushing
• Blind • Here it means to make sb no longer to
think clearly or behave in a sensible way • Trample the fallen • =step heavily on fallen people • Fruitless • =unproductive
• (2).She was taken to hospital after her collapse at work.
• 3.(1).Talks between management and unions have collapsed.
• (2).the collapse of law and order in the area
All over Pompeii, peo ple lay down on beds of pumice stones, ove rwhelmed by the gas, and death came quietl y to them.
• Carbon monoxide CO
• Carbon dioxide
The poison gas=poisonous gas As the terrible night advanced=with the
terrible night advancing
pompeii
Carbon monoxide gas prevents the body from absor bing oxygen. Vict ims of carbon mo noxide poisoning get sleepier and sleepier until the y lose conscious ness, never to re gain it.
• 1.Of building • (1).The roof collapsed under the weight of
snow. • (2).The walls were strengthened to
protect them from collapse.
2.Of Sick Person
• (1).He collapsed in the street and died two hours later.
Plunge in/plunge into sth
• 1.The pool was declared open and eager swimmers plunged in.
• 2.She was about to plunge into her story when the phone rang.
drift=to drive or be driven along by wind,waves or currents
• Collapse • =Fall down • =give way • =fall in
Volcanic cone
crater
Volcanic channel
collapse
pompeii
Three feet of pumice stones now covered
the ground. Ash floated in the air. P oisonous gas came dri fting from the crater, th ough people could still breathe. Roofs were c ollapsing everywhere.
pompeii
The cries of the injured and dying filled the air.
=The air is filled with the cries of the injured and dying.
pompeii
Rushing throngs, blinded by the darkness and t he smoke, rush ed up one stre et and down th e next, tramplin g the fallen in a crazy fruitless dash toward sa fety.
CO2
• Poisoning n.中毒
• Lose consciousness 失去知觉
• Regain consciousness 苏醒