倍學口語-化課件unit

主講師：Unit

3

Wonders

of

the

worldHumanNaturalGreat

Wall

of

China......Wonders

of

the

worldBefore

youbeginWhat’s

the

wonder

of

worldthat pops

in

your

head?In

unit

3,

you’ll

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of

the

worldArenal

Volcano

in

Costa

Rica

has

beencontinuously

active

since

1968.Wonders

of

the

worldFamous

volcanoes冒納羅亞火山（夏威夷語：MaunaLoa）是夏威夷海島上的一個活躍盾狀活火山,是地球上體積最大的山及火山。富士山(ふじさん,FujiSan)是 第一

，是第一圣山。夏威夷基拉韋厄火山（KilaueaVolcano）被認為是地球上最活躍的火山，據(jù)統(tǒng)計，噴發(fā)的熔巖用來鋪路的話，道路長度超過地球周長的三倍。Wonders

of

the

worldThis

roller

coaster

at

Thorpe

Park

in

GreatBritain

turns

riders

upside

down

ten

times.

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roller

coasters羅薩方程式

Formula

Rossa阿聯(lián)酋阿布扎比法拉利世界樂園是目前世界上最快的過山車,它能在4秒內(nèi)從0加速到240公里每小時。京達卡

Kingda

Ka新澤西州六旗大 樂園是目前世界上最高的過山車,號稱全球過山車之王。過山車瞬間由零加速至時速206公里，像火箭般直上。谷木

（又名：火球

Fireball）歡樂谷第一架木質(zhì)過山車，是世界上最古老的過山車形式,帶給游客超過10次的太空零重力感受。Wonders

of

the

worldThe

Great

Canyon

of

Yarlung

Tsangpoin is

deeper

than

theGrand

Canyon

in

the

United

States.Wonders

of

the

worldThe

Great

Pyramid

of

Giza

in

Egypt

fromaround

2560

BCE.Wonders

of

the

worldHave

you

ever

done

any

of

these

things?Whichwould

you

really

like

to

do?See

an

active

volcano.Ride

a

scary

roller

coaster.Go

hikingin

a

beautiful

canyon.Visit

an

ancient

cityor

monument.I

really

like

to…I

really

like

to

see

an

active

volcano.Although

I

know

it’s

a

bit

dangerous

butthat’s

prettyexciting,

don’t

you

think?I

really

like

to

ride

a

scary

rollercoaster.

I’ve

never

tried

it

before

andI

thinkthat

will

be

thrilling.I

really

like

tohiking

in

abeautifulcanyon.

I

enjoy

getting

away

from

city,and

coming

into

contact

with

nature.I

really

like

to

visit

Egypt

someday.It’s

a

mysterious

country

and

I

reallywant

to

see

the

pyramids.The

New

7

wonders

of

the

worldAll

The

Official

New7Wonders

of

the

World

are

equal

and

are

presented

as

a

group

without

any

ranking.Wonders

Country

DescriptionChrist

Redeemer

(1931)Rio

de

Janeiro,

BrazilThis

statue

ofJesus

stands

some

38

meters

tall,

atop

the

Corcovado

mountain

overlooking

Rio

de

Janeiro.Designed

by

Brazilian

Heitor

da

Silva

Costa

and

createdby

French

sculptor

PaulLandowski,

it

isone

oftheworld’s

best-known

monuments.

The

statue

took

five

years

to

construct

and

was

inaugurated

on

October

12,1931.

It

has e

a

symbolof

the

city

and

ofthe

warmth

of

the

Brazilian

people,

whoreceive

visitors

with

open

arms.TheGreat

Wall

of

China(220

B.C

and

1368

-1644

A.D.)

ChinaThe

Great

Wall

of

China

was

built

to

link

existing

fortifications

into

a

united

defense

system

and

betterkeep

invading

Mongol

tribes

outof

China.

Itisthe

largest

man-made

monument

ever

to

have

beenbuiltandit

is

disputed

that

it

is

the

only

one

visible

from

space.

Many

thousands

ofpeople

must

havegiventheir

lives

to

build

this

colossal

construction.Petra

(9

B.C.-

40

A.D.),JordanOn

theedge

of

the

Arabian

Desert,

Petra

was

the

glittering

capital

of

the

Nabataean

empire

of

King

Aretas

IV

(9

B.C.

to

40A.D.).

Masters

of

water

technology,

theNabataeans

provided

their

city

with

greattunnel

constructions

and

water

chambers.

A

theater,

modelled

on

Greek-Roman

prototypes,had

space

foran

audience

of

4,000.

Today,

thePalace

Tombs

of

Petra,

with

the

42-meter-high enistic

temple

facadeon

the

El-Deir

Monastery,

are

impressive

examples

ofMiddle

Eastern

culture.Machu

Picchu

(1460-1470),

PeruIn

the

15th

century,

the

Incan

Emperor

Pachacútec

built

a

city

in

the

clouds

on

the

mountain

known

asMachu

Picchu

("old

mountain").

This

extraordinary

settlement

lies

halfway

up

the

Andes

Plateau,

deepinthe

Amazon

jungle

and

above

the

Urubamba

River.

It

was

probablyabandoned

bythe

Incas

because

of

asmallpox

outbreak

and,

after

the

Spanish

defeated

the

Incan

Empire,

the

city

remained

'lost'

for

over

three

centuries.

It

was

rediscovered

by

Hiram

Bingham

in

1911.The

Roman

Colosseum(70

-

82

A.D.)

Rome,ItalyThis

great

amphitheater

inthe

centre

of

Rome

was

built

to

give

favors

to

successful

legionnaires

and

tocelebrate

the

glory

of

the

Roman

Empire.

Its

design

conceptstill

stands

to

this

very

day,

and

virtuallyevery

modern

sports

stadium

some

2,000

yearslater

still

bearsthe

irresistible

imprint

of

the

Colosseum'soriginal

design.

Today,

through

fi andhistory

books,

we

are

evenmore

aware

ofthe

cruelfights

andgames

that

took

place

in

this

arena,

all

for

the

joy

of

the

spectators.The

Taj

Mahal

(1630A.D.)

Agra,This

immense

mausoleum

was

built

on

the

orders

of

Shah

Jahan,

the

fifth

Muslim

Mogul

emperor,

tohonor

the

memoryof

his

beloved

late

wife.

Built

out

of

white

marble

and

standing

in

formally

laid-outwalled

gardens,

the

Taj

Mahal

is

regarded

as

the

most

perfect

jewel

of

Muslim

art .

Theemperorwas

consequently

jailed

and,

it

is

said,

couldthen

only

see

the

Taj

Mahal

out

ofhis

small

cell

window.The

Pyramid

at

ChichénItzá

(before

800

A.D.)Yucatan

Peninsula,MexicoChichén

Itzá,

the

most

famous

Mayan

temple

city,

served

as

the

political

and

economic

center

of

the

Mayan

civilization.

Its

various

structures

-

the

pyramid

of

Kukulkan,

the

Temple

of

Chac

Mool,

the

Hall

ofthe

Thousand

Pillars,

andthe

Playing

Field

of

the

Prisoners

–

can

still

be

seen

today

and

aredemonstrative

of

an

extraordinary

commitment

to

architectural

space

and

composition.

The

pyramid

itselfwas

the

last,

and

arguably

the

greatest,

of

all

Mayantemples.The

New

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wonders

of

the

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your

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tallest

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the

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the

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the

busiest

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soccer

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the

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