课标人教实验版 高一 module 2 unit 4
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课标人教实验版 高一 Module 2 Unit 4. Reading task on P65. We call it _________. Milu deer. Information for research into Milu deer. like other deer but with large horns. live together, eat grass and tree branches; like cool, wet weather. over-hunted and killed. live happily and number increased. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
课标人教实验版高一 Module 2
Unit 4
Reading task on P65
We call it _________.Milu deer
Appearance
of Milu deer
Features of
Milu deer
like other deer but with large horns
live together, eat grass and tree branches; like cool, wet weather
Information for research into Milu deer
Reasons for
disappearance
Milu deer in
Britain
How they
returned
live happily and number
increased
in 1985 the government
of China asked for some
to be returned to China
over-hunted and killed
Present
situation
Value of the
cooperation
great increase in number a
nd several Milu deer centre
s have been set up
an increase in the
friendship between China
and Britain
◎Writing Task on Page 67.
Sample replies by Aunty Gladys:
Dear Li Kun,
Thank you for your letter. I am very
glad that you are worried about what
fish you eat. There certainly are some
fish that it is OK to eat. The best are
carp, big head and mackerel.
There are large numbers of these fish
in the river or sea and they are not
included in any quota. So none will
become an endangered species if you
eat them.
Yours,
Aunt Gladys
Thank you for your letter. I
understand why you are worried.
You have a difficult problem. If you
are friendly to man he will use this to
attack you as you come near.
Dear Bengi,
If you attack him he will say you are
so fierce he must kill you. I encourage
you to hide as much as possible and
run away when he comes.
Yours,
Aunty Gladys
Dear Zhao Jing,
Thank you for your letter. I agree wit
h you that it is sad not to see plants an
d animals growing in the wild. But so
me of these plants or animals would h
ave disappeared if the gardens and
zoos did not look after them. Like
you, I hope in time that they will
be able to return to their own
environment.
Yours,
Aunty Gladys