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Unit 4 The art of having fun
-Listening and speaking-
Look and say
What do you know about Guinness World Records
(n.) great things someone has done
成就；功绩
What is special about this insect
CERTIFICATE
The largest specimen of crane-fly belongs to the species Holorusia mikado, with a leg span of 25.8 cm, as measured in Chengdu, Sichuan, China, on 14 June 2018.
There is a large mosquito and a Guinness World Record certificate(证书).
Free talk
Do you like these insects
butterfly
longhorn beetle
moth
dragonfly
ladybug
firefly
silkworm
cricket
Listening tips: Pay attention to...
① the key words in the choices;
② the first sentence in the news report.
Listen to the podcast and choose the main idea.
a Tourists can now visit the museum.
b An insect museum will open in Chengdu.
c Zhao Li finds the world’s largest mosquito.
Listen and choose
n.播客
n.游客
tour (v./n.)游览;旅游;参观 → tourist (n.)游客
Who set this Guinness World Record How did he make it
Listen and learn
Listen and circle the correct words.
1 leaf / leave 2 could / good
3 guide / kind 4 safe / save
5 very / fairy 6 came / game
What achievements did Zhao Li make
Zhao Li
Mosquito
a Guinness World Record
1._______
2._______
found
set
Who
Job
Interest
What is the mosquito like
Listen and complete
What achievements did Zhao Li make
found
set
Zhao Li
Mosquito
a Guinness World Record
1._____
2.______
6.Title:
____________
7.Interest:
____________
Description(描述):
The 3._________ mosquito in the world.
4.________ cm in wingspan(翼展).
5.________ cm long.
largest
Over 11
About 26
Director of the Insect Museum of West China
Studying and protecting insects
Listen and complete
Listen and complete
protecting
found
11
26
new
Listen and complete
If you were the interviewer, what questions would you like to ask him
Welcome to my podcast Amazing People.
Today, I'll share with you the story of Zhao Li. He is the director of the Insect Museum of West China in Chengdu. He spends his life studying and protecting insects. In 2017, he found the world's largest mosquito. It's over 11 cm in wingspan and about 26 cm long. In 2018, the mosquito set a new Guinness World Record. Now insect lovers can visit Zhao Li's museum and see it for free.
Listen and think
If you were the interviewer, what questions would you like to ask him
four or five years old
Everything
studying them
500
take photos
I love it
so much joy
lover
Interviewer: Good evening. Today, we're going to meet a Guinness World Record holder, Professor Zhao Li. Welcome, Professor Zhao.
Zhao Li: Thank you.
Interviewer: When did your interest in insects start
Zhao Li:When I was four or five years old.
Interviewer: What do you like most about insects
Zhao Li:Everything! I really enjoy studying them. My dad even took me to mountains and forests to do this.
Interviewer: Is it challenging to study insects
Zhao Li: I think so. I used to ride my bike 500 kilometres to find insects. Sometimes, I had to wait for days just to take photos of a butterfly.
Interviewer: Wow! Why did you make it your job then
Zhao Li: Because I love it! Studying insects gives me so much joy. I also set up a museum to encourage people like me.
Interviewer: I think that's why people call you “the Prince of Butterflies”! Do you like this name
Zhao Li: Well, I'm not a prince, just an insect lover.

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