资源简介 (共17张PPT)Reading and ThinkingUnit 1People of Achievement人教版2019选择性必修第一册Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine 诺贝尔生理学或医学奖The audience stood up and applauded (鼓掌)Q1. Where would you most likely find this passage A. In a blog B. In a bookC. In a letter D. In a newspaperQ2. Passages like this are most often written in ____ and ____.A. the active voice; offer many opinionsB. the passive voice; talk about feelingsC. both active and passive voices;mostly contain factstitle= was awarded(more concise and brief )datephotoquotefactsDCIn a newspaperboth active and passive voices;mostly contain factsa news storyGeneral ReadingQ3. Which two pieces of information were not included in the passage.A. A quote from Tu YouyouB. The details of how artemisinin was discovered.C. Tu Youyou’s important contributions other than the discovery of artemisininD. Tu Youyou’s personal lifeE. Tu Youyou’s road to discovering artemisininF. What Tu Youyou was awarded.G. Why artemisinin is an important discovery. General ReadingGeneral ReadingQ4. Scan the text and sum up the structure and the main idea of the text.The news story mainly talks about _____________________ and her way to _____________________ which saves lots of people worldwide.StructurePara 4:The ____________ about Tu Youyou winning the award and the ____________ of discovering artemisinin.Tu’s ____________ and the ____________ process of discovering artemisinin.The ____________ of the eventnewssignificancebackgroundresearchTu Youyou’s achievementsdiscover the artemisininPara 1:Para 2&3:significanceNews stories include two parts, news and stories. News stories include two parts, news and stories.A news story includes two parts, news and stories.News stories include two parts, news and stories. News stories include two parts, news and stories.A news story includes two parts, news and stories.The “news” p______ & p______The “story” p______ & p______1423the event and its significancethe researchRead Para. 1:What’s the news about Tu Youyou has been awarded this year’s Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine for the discovery of artemisinin, a crucial new treatment for malaria.malariaA serious disease carried by mosquitoes, which causes periods of fever & shivering.artemisininA crucial new treatment formalaria.over 200 million people around the world get malaria each yearabout 600, 000 die from ithas saved hundreds of thousands of liveshas led to improved health for millions of peoplehas become a vital part of the treatment for malariais thought to save 100, 000 lives a year in Africa aloneDetail ReadingArtemisinin has saved hundreds of thousands of lives and has improved the health for millions of people.The number suggest that how big a health problem malaria is.leadRead Para. 1: Why is the discovery of artemisinin important (The “news”) What do the numbers suggest list figuresQ1. According to Tu’s quote, what’s the significance of Tu Youyou’s beingawarded for discovering artemisinin ① Tu’s team effort was acknowledged by the world.② The great value of traditional Chinese medicine was acknowledged bythe world.Q2.What do you think of Tu when reading her quote She thinks little of fame and money, and she is humble, cooperative and devoted to our traditional cultural treasures.Read Para. 4: What’s the significance of Tu Youyou’s being(The “news”) awarded for discovering artemisinin Complete the flow chart. What do you think of Tu and her team’s work Tu Youyou's team examined___________________, and evaluated_____________.280,000 plantsover 2000medical textsThey found a medical text suggesting_____________using the extractfrom the sweet wormwood.They testeda collection of dried sweet wood leavesThey triedBut_______boiling freshsweet wormwoodthis didnot workThe medicine became________________for Malariaa standard treatmentThey tested the medicine on.theMalaria patientsThey tested the medicine_____to see if safe.on themselvesThey used a ___________________________ the sweet wormwood extract.lower temperature to draw outConclusion: Their work is boring, tiring and challenging.Read Para 2& 3: Tu Youyou & her team’s researchstage 1 2 3workqualitycommittedbrave, selflesspatient, careful, hardworkingpatienthardworkingwent; studyreview;examined; evaluateddiscovered; testedRead Para 2:Divide Tu’s work into stages. Find out Tu’s good qualities that were reflected in each stage.numbersAttempt method result Tu’s reaction123dried wormwood leavesfound no effectthen tried...boiled fresh wormwood and used the liquiddid not work, got stuckwouldn’t acknowledge defeatused a lower temperature to draw out the extractfound a substance that workedinsisted on testing the medicine on themselvesConclusion: She is determined, persistent, responsible and selfless.From her reactions, what do you think of Tu Read Para 3:find out how many attempts did Tu and her team make to draw out the extract.1. Fill in the following blanks.Tu Youyou,a famous female chemist and 1. (scientific),was born in Ningbo,Zhejiang Province on 30 December 1930.In 1951,she was 2. (admit) into Beijing University,majoring 3. making medicine and graduated in 1955. After 4. (graduate)she worked at the China Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Beijing.In 1969,she became 5. head of the project and performed numerous tests.In 1971,Tu’s team succeeded in 6. (discover) and developing artemisinin to cure those patients of malaria in different places of the world,for7. she won many big awards.To our excitement and delight,she8. (award) the Nobel Prize in Medicine on October 5th,2015,becoming the first Chinese woman 9. (win)the Nobel Prize. We are called on to learn from her and devoted 10. to scientific research.scientistadmittedgraduationdiscoveringwhichwas awardedto winourselvestheinSummary2. What qualities can we learn from Tu numbersresponsiblecommittedpatientdeterminedselflesspersistenthumblehardworkingcooperativeSummary3. What’s the writer’s attitude towards Tu Youyou numbersA. Critical(批评的)B. Positive(积极的)D. Negative(消极的)C. Neutral(中立的)SummaryDo you think Tu Youyou is a great person Why or why not Yes, Tu Youyou is widely regarded as a great person due to her significant contributions to medicine, particularly in discovering artemisinin and its application in treating malaria, which has saved countless lives globally.SummaryThank youfor your listening 展开更多...... 收起↑ 资源预览