高中Unit 5 Languages around the world学案及答案

这是一份高中Unit 5 Languages around the world学案及答案，共2页。
Ⅰ. Warming up
1. Hw d yu greet thers?
2. What d yu say？
3. Hw d peple in anther city/cuntry greet each ther?
Ⅱ. Listening
Pre-listening（P60）
Match each pht with the crrect cuntry name.
Which languages are spken in these cuntries?
While-listening
Task ne: Listen t a speech and tick the tw languages with the mst native speakers. Circle the fficial languages f the UN and tick the tw languages with the mst native speakers.（P60）
Task tw: Read the fllwing questins and predict the meaning f the bld wrds.
Then listen t the speech again and answer the questins.（P60）
Task three: Listen t the speech again. What d the italicized wrds refer t in the sentences?（P60）
Listening material:
T sme students , it seems that the nly freign language t learn is English. There are, hwever,nearly 7,000 languages in the wrld.After Chinese, the language with the mst native language speakers isn't English--it's Spanish! Learning English is very useful, but it is wise t learn at least ne ther freign language, if pssible.
There are many reasns why peple learn a freign language. Many students chse t study ne f the languages that are spken at the UN. As they think it means better jb chances in the future. The UN has 6 fficial languages: Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, and Spanish. They are spken by arund 2.8 billin peple as their native r secnd languages.
Sme students, thugh, chse t study a language because f family r friends. One American girl chse t learn Danish because her grandparents were frm Denmark. When she was little, her grandpa used t read letters t her in Danish frm their relatives in Denmark. Anther yung lady started learning French because she had several friends frm Afican cuntries where French is spken.
Pst-listening: Read the listening material and fill in the blanks.
Ⅲ. Speaking
Wrk in pairs r grups. Discuss which ther language(s) yu want t learn and why.The language(s) students chse t learn
Reasn
One f the UN fficial languages
Danish
French