综合英语4 Unit4 A View of Mountains.ppt

Unit 4;Nuclear technology;Nuclear technology;Pre-reading questions;The Pros and Cons of Nuclear Energy;;;;切尔诺贝利在1986年因核事故而被废弃;Chernobyl disaster;;;Cultural notes: Jap proper names;Learn some rules;Yosuke Yamahata 山端庸介;;;;;;Language work;;;;;;;;;;;;;Text Study ;Text Analysis Text I A View of Mountains This argumentative essay comprises three parts: In the first part（Paragraph 1) In the second part（Paragraphs 2-3) In the last part（Paragraph 4);Structural Analysis;Summary of the text;;;Part I paragraph 1;;Questions to be asked:;2) Why were the bodies often branded with the patterns of their clothes? Because the different colors of the patterns absorb light in different degrees. That is, they permitted the body to be heated by the thermal pulse in different degrees in accordance with the colors of the patterns. The lighter the color, the less burned the part of the body.;3) Why does the author particularly mention a view of mountains in one of the pictures? Because the view of mountains reminds the viewers of the city that had been erased from earth. It is in the vanished city rather than in the wreckage that the significance of the event lies. ;;;;;;;;Part II Paragraphs 2-3 In this part, the writer first claims that the bombing of Nagasaki is the fitter symbol of the nuclear danger menacing the world; then he argues that we should not just apprehend the nuclear peril but try to dispel it from the earth. For this purpose, he maintains that picture taking is not enough and action is called for.;Part II paragraph 2-3;;1 ) Why is the meaning of Yamahatas pictures universal? Because they express an apprehension of the nuclear peril that hangs over us. What happened to Nagasaki could happen to any other city in the world. 2) Why has Nagasaki always been in the shadow of Hiroshima? Because Hiroshima was the city on which the first atomic bomb was dropped and it has drawn almost all the attention of the world. By contrast, Nagasaki has nearly been forgott