Unit 2 Reading and Thinking课文讲解课件-高中英语人教版（2019）选择性必修第四册.pptxVIP

Next week Im travelling to Australia to visit a friend there over the school holidays. I plan to keep this blog to record my experiences and what I learn. I have already done some research on the country.;adj.位于；坐落在 ;;; Bakeries, fast-food joints, butcher shops, cafes, and restaurants everywhere provide some of the premier food experiences in the world. The influence of Asian cultures, on the other hand, led to the introduction of bean curd and Asian herbs, along with Australian versions of foods like the Chinese-inspired dim sim.; My friend and I have arrived in Katherine, a town in Australias Northern Territory. Were here to learn about the life and customs of the Aborigines, who are native to Australia. The Aboriginal population might be small, but its influence is still visible.; For example, “Bondi” in “Bondi Beach” is an Aboriginal word meaning “water breaking over rocks”．; To survive in this vast land on the ocean, the Aborigines had to be in close contact with nature. This shows in their music, too, which celebrates the natural world and the spiritual world around them. ; Most of their musical instruments are really just sticks found on the ground, among which there is an amazing instrument called the didgeridoo.; The didgeridoo is made from a tree branch which is hollow. To play the didgeridoo, you put your mouth on one end and blow while vibrating your lips. Unlike a horn, there are no finger holes. The didgeridoo player has to change the shape of his mouth in order to change pitch. ; A skilled player can play for a long time without stopping to breathe. He does this by continually breathing in through his nose while breathing out through his mouth and into the didgeridoo.; I tried to learn how to play it, but after trying for hours, I was convinced that I could never make a musical sound with this instrument!; Its almost time for me to say goodbye to Australia. Ive enjoyed my time h