[文学]Unit10London.ppt

space order: order of spatial development this is the order most frequently used in description. Details are arranged the way they are seen from a particular advantage point so that the reader may follow the description easily. Understanding Supporting Details Relating the main idea and details Sorting out major and minor details Fast Reading Finish Fast Reading Exercises in 15 minutes (P165-169) Thank You Lecture 10 London Contents I. Introduction of London II. Reading Comprehension III. Language Points IV. Reading Skills Do you know anything about the city—London? Capital of England International metropolitan city The fifth-largest city A lot of tourist attractions the host of Olympic Games for three times Sightseeing by videos Unit 10 London (P156) Stonehenge I. Read the introduction part and catch the key information. Reading Comprehension Reading Comprehension II. Reading Thinking Read through the passage in 20 minutes and finish exercises A B on 161 Comprehension questions: 1. Where do “Greater London” and “City of London”  refer to? 2. What are the two landmarks that guide to  the growth of London? Baroque architecture spectacular dome(the worlds second largest dome of the church) Diana and Charles wedding ceremony in 1981 St. Paul’s Cathedral The Victoria Tower The Clock Tower(Big Ben) a large, four-faced clock strikes every quarter hour Big Ben strikes the hour Westminster Palace and Bridge（Houses of Parliament） Westminster Abbey Gothic architecture Coronation Tombs for most Kings and Queens Poets Corner Other places mentioned more bridges were added to the west of London Bridge Can be lifted in the middle London Bridge Tower of London Buckingham Palace Trafalgar Square London Gallery 3. What is the most significant function for Fleet Street? Greenwich-royal Observatory 4. Tell us something about the “West End” and “East End” of London. Eas