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新北師大版高中英語必修二
Unit5 Humans and Nature
Lesson2 Professional Rescue Team
Look at the photos. Use the phrases below to describe what is happening in each photo.
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a drought an earthquake a flood a forest fire
a landslide a storm a volcanic eruption a hurricane
Match the photos (a-d) with the descriptions (1-4).
（ ） 1 Search and rescue vehicles are brought into destroyed areas.
（ ） 2 Trained dogs are used to help search for anyone who is still alive.
（ ） 3 Rescue teams try to save people trapped under buildings.
（ ） 4 Many houses are destroyed by the terrible flood.
Look at the photos. Use the phrases below to describe what is happening in each photo.
Activate and Share
a drought an earthquake a flood a forest fire
a landslide a storm a volcanic eruption a hurricane
3 Rescue teams try to save people
trapped under buildings.
4 Many houses are destroyed by the terrible
flood.
a
b
Look at the photos. Use the phrases below to describe what is happening in each phone.
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a drought an earthquake a flood a forest fire
a landslide a storm a volcanic eruption a hurricane
2 Trained dogs are used to help search for anyone who is still alive.
1 Search and rescue vehicles are brought into destroyed areas.
c
d
Look at the photos. Use the phrases below to describe what is happening in each photo.
a drought an earthquake a flood a forest fire
a landslide a storm a volcanic eruption a hurricane
Match the photos (a-d) with the descriptions (1- 4).
( ) 1 Search and rescue vehicles are brought into destroyed areas.
( ) 2 Trained dogs are used to help search for anyone who is still alive.
( ) 3 Rescue teams try to save people trapped under buildings.
( ) 4 Many houses are destroyed by the terrible flood.
d
c
a
b
n. 交通工具, 車輛
vt. 困住; 使陷于危險中
n. / vt. 營救; 救援
Listening for Main Ideas and Details
Main ideas are the key points of a presentation of a talk. They are supported by details.
When you listen, pay close attention to the statement that is emphasised by the speaker (usually at the beginning and end of the talk). This is often the main idea.
Listen carefully for key words, phrases and ideas that are repeated. These will confirm the main idea.
Now listen for specific information that supports the main ideas, e.g. examples, causes, reasons, facts and descriptions. These are the details.
1 What is the interview about
2 Who is the interviewee
3 Which two disasters are mentioned
Listen to the first part of the interview. Answer the questions.
It is an interview on a professional rescue team.
China International Search and Rescue Team
Group Work:
Suppose you are a talk show host (interviewer), what questions would you ask them
1. What are their tasks
2. Why do they choose to be a rescuer
3. What does it need to be a rescuer
4. Do they regret being a rescuer
5. What do they do when not rescuing people
... ...
Activity 2
Listen to the first part of an interview.
What is the interview about
Who is the interviewee
Which two disasters are mentioned
The interview is about what search and rescue teams do when a natural disaster happens.
The interviewee is Mr Wang, who is from China International Search and Rescue Team.
They mentioned two disasters, namely the Wenchuan earthquake, the Nepal earthquake.
Activity 3
Skill Builder: Listening for Main Ideas and Details
Main ideas are the key points of a presentation or a talk. They are supported by details.
Main Ideas
emphasized statement (usually at the beginning and end)
2. repeated key words, phrases and ideas
Details
Specific information that supports the main idea, e.g., examples, causes, reasons, numbers, facts and descriptions.
（P=Presenter W=Mr Wang)
聽力原文
P: Today, we’re talking about professional teams who work in natural disaster rescue. As you
know, natural disasters like earthquakes, floods and landslides can cause death and other
loss and damage that is hard to measure. So what do professional rescue teams do when a
natural disaster happens Today, Mr Wang from China International Search and Rescue
Team is here to tell us all about this.
W: Hello, everyone!
P: Mr Wang, I know you have been part of many rescue operations overseas, as well as in
China, for example the Wenchuan earthquake in 2008. So what happens on your rescue
attempts
W: Well, in the rescue attempts our first and most important goal is to save lives, for example
at an earthquake site. So we use search and rescue vehicles and trained dogs to look for
anyone who is still alive and try our best to save them.
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（P=Presenter W=Mr Wang)
聽力原文
P: Sounds like a very challenging process. How long does a rescue attempt usually take
W: To give you an example, one of my recent attempts was the Nepal earthquake. Over sixty
members and six dogs took part, and we were there for twelve days. We rescued two
people and provided medical help to over 2,000 people.
P: Twelve days! You rescued two people and helped 2,000! Hard to imagine. It must have
been really tough.
W: Yes. It was a battle against time.
P: Wow, I can’t imagine how much pressure you are under.
W: It’s definitely hard. But it’s our duty to try our best to reduce suffering and the loss of life.
We’re trained to do so.
What are the differences between main ideas and details
main ideas
details
key points; supported by details
specific information; supporting main ideas
main idea
details
main idea
Listen to the second part of the interview. What advice does Mr Wang give about surviving an earthquake when you’re outdoors, indoors or trapped
MAINTAINING, INTERRUPTING AND ENDING A CONVERSATION

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