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Do you know any city that disappeared within a minute?,Lead-in,Pompeii,2. What do you know about it?,If you havent known much,about it, watch the video, it,will tell us something.,1. Do you know any city that d,Some new words,fertile gulf navigate,manufactured goods,gourmet vicinity oblivious,depict tranquil vineyard,idyllic shatter fury,Before we start, look at,some new words,Some new wordsBefore we start,Pompeii,Pompeii,2,000 years ago, Pompeii lay,at the center of a fertile valley,with abundant water. In a wide,gulf at the sea known as M. rich,in fishing and easily navigated,It was a city based on trade,cloth and other manufactured,goods, but above all, its,precious wines and its garum,the sauce which drove the,Roman gourmets wild.,2,000 years ago, Pompeii la,In 62 AD, Pompeii with all the other,towns in the vicinity of the volcano,Vesuvius, suffered a terrible,earthquake which caused widespread,damage. With the financial/ assistance,of the Emperor Nero, inhabitants of,Pompeii immediately set about the,work of reconstruction. They restored,the houses, the monuments and the,bars destroyed by the earthquake.,They were oblivious to the hidden,threat of the volcano.,In 62 AD, Pompeii with all,In a painting of that period, Vesuvius is depicted as a tranquil mountain covered with trees and vineyard. 79 years after the birth of Christ on the 24th August, that idyllic peace was suddenly shattered, Vesuvius erupted with terrible fury.,In a painting of that period,1. Once, there was a thriving city. But one day, it suddenly disappeared. Use your imagination, and see how this tragedy happened.,Discussion,1. Once, there was a thriving,First Reading:,Read the whole passage quickly,and try to find out what happened,to Pompeii.,It was destroyed and covered by a,volcanic eruption and discovered again by some archaeologists 1,600,years later.,First Reading:,Second Reading:,write down the things in,connection with the following,numbers:,August, 24th, 79 AD:,The eruption had occurred and destroyed the whole city.,Second Reading:,1,600:,More than 1,600 years later, some scientists found the lost towns that had been buried under the ashes.,1,600:,1748:,By 1748, scientists had found an awesome historical site.,1748:,250:,More than 250 years after,scientists found the city,thousands of tourists and,hundreds of scientists visit Pompeii every year to learn more about the ancient world.,250:More than 250 years after,Go through the whole passage, and find out what the following people did.,Pliny:,People in Pompeii:,scientists:,Third Reading: Note-taking,Go through the whole passage,高二英语-Stories-from-Historyppt课件,a Roman writer,wrote about a terrible volcanic,eruption,described a cloud coming down the mountain, blocking out the sun and burying everything in its path, including whole villages and towns.,Pliny:,a Roman writerPliny:,People in Pompeii:,disappeared under the ashes,were gradually forgotten by the world,gathered together for protection in their last hours of life.,People in Pompeii:disappeared,One person, sitting alone, looks like he is praying.,Another man, lying on his side, looks as if he is trying to get up.,One person, sitting alone, loo,found the lost towns,found an awesome historical site and started to dig out the ancient city of Pompeii,hundreds of scientists visit Pompeii every year to learn more about the ancient world,Those scientists:,found the lost townsThose scie,Answer the questions in exercise2,1. Why does the article describe,Pompeii as a “time capsule” ?,Because it preserves a frozen moment in history.,Answer the questions in exerci,2. What had Pompeii been like before the eruption?,Before the eruption occurred, it had been a booming roman city,with temples, markets, restaurants, and theaters.,2. What had Pompeii been like,3. What can you see If you walk in,the streets of Pompeii today?,Now as you walk along the streets of the city, you can admire the ancient architecture, statues, decorated walls and,authentic objects characteristic of the time.,3. What can you see If you wal,1. He had,witnessed,as a young,man,v. see something by oneself,2. The eruption,had occurred,on,August 24th, 79AD.,take place, happen (Vi.),Paraphrase,1. He had witnessed as a young,3. The earth began to,tremble,and a volcano,shake,4. He described a cloud coming,down the mountain,blocking out,the sun,and,burying everything,in its path.,3. The earth began to tremble,hide the sun from being seen/,bury everything when it was,passing,5. Time,rewinds.,v. go back to ancient times,hide the sun from being seen/,6. You can admire the ancient,architectures, statues, decorated,walls and authentic objects,characteristics of the time.,typical of that time,7. One person,sitting alone, looks,like,he is praying.,6. You can admire the ancient,alone is an adverb(,副词,).,8. One can only,feel sorry and deep,sympathy for,these once-living,statues.,9. The city,lives on,nearly 2,000 years after its loss.,keep alive,alone is an adverb(副词).,a container used to store for,children a selection of objects,thought to be representative of life,at a particular time.,Time capsules are interesting to,people of all ages.,10.,Time capsule,a container used to store for,you may send emails to yourself,and decide the mails to be,received 1 or 3 or 5 or 10 or even,20 years later! the mails will,be kept and sent by yahoo.,you may send emails to yoursel,高二英语-Stories-from-Historyppt课件,Changes of Pompeii City:,A thriving Roman city with,temples, markets, restaurants and,theatres, works of art on walls;,Summary,Changes of Pompeii City:Summar,destroyed and covered by a terrible,volcanic eruption; people,disappeared and forgotten by the,world; the locations of the buried,towns and villages were lost.,destroyed and covered by a ter,discovered by some scientists;,visited by tourists and scientists,every year,discovered by some scientists;,Grammar,Past Perfect tense,1. Pliny,wrote,about a terrible volcanic eruption that he,had witnessed,as a young man.,GrammarPast Perfect tense1.,2. However, more than 1, 600 years,later, some scientists,found,the lost,towns that,had been buried,under,the ashes.,3. Before the eruption,occurred, it,had,been,a booming Roman city.,2. However, more than 1, 600 y,4. The bodies of people who,had died,in Pompeii,left,impressions in the ash.,4. The bodies of people who ha,It shows an event that happened earlier, before the other past,event in the story.,1. The audience left,after,the film had finished.,What is past perfect tense?,It shows an event that happene,2. We got married,a year after,we,had fallen in love with each other.,3.,By the time,I got home, the others,had eaten all the food.,4. We arrived at the cinema late,after,the film had started.,2. We got married a year after,5. When,I had arrived home and looked around,I saw that a burglar,had stole my CD player.,5. When I had arrived home and,Henry, from London, married Anna from Poland.,He once told a reporter that he had never been in love until he met Anna.,Oral Exercise,Henry, from London, married An,Suppose you were Henry, what else,would you like to say to the reporter?,Visit Polandfall in love with a,girleat Polish foodwant,childrenspend all his time on,one persontalk so openly,Suppose you were Henry, what e,