"Let them live freely" PPT courseware 2

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"Let them live freely" PPT courseware 2

I can write

steel bar administration

Dyed Lian Zhan Zun Fork

I can read

Rui mosaic secluded

(Switzerland) (inlaid) (inlaid) (remote)

(Ruixue) (denture) (embedded) (secluded)

The bitch went to peck the crumbs

(selling at a low price) (going to work) (pecking) (paper scraps)

(lowly) (banquet) (woodpecker) (sawdust)

Read the text softly and think about:

1. Who does the “they” in “let them live freely” refer to?

2. After reading the text, besides its beauty, what other impressions do you think Geneva left on you? Let’s talk about it based on the content of the text.

3. In your own words, what is the main topic of the text?

Read the text again and think about:

1. Read the first paragraph with questions:

Why is Geneva famous? What are the characteristics of this city?

2. Learn the second to fourth natural paragraphs.

What are the differences between the attitudes towards weeds and wildflowers between people in modern cities and those in Geneva? Do they have the same purpose?

Although most of Geneva's green spaces are carpet-like beautiful artificial turf and flower beds, you can also see colorful wild grasses and wild flowers everywhere.

A: What will an average modern city do to weeds?

B: What does "although...but" indicate? What can be seen from this?

C: What does "can be seen everywhere" mean? Can it be replaced by "... can be seen"?

Weeds and wildflowers grow on the roadside, under trees, beside buildings, in remote corners of the city, and at the junction of urban and rural areas, wherever there is no need for special beautification. They also receive regular pruning and maintenance by garden workers.

If the previous sentence tells us that weeds "can be found everywhere," then what does this sentence tell us? Can it be similarly summarized by "...visible"?

On a hillside of the Geneva Botanical Garden, wild grass grows high in the inner circle, and artificially planted turf low protects the outer circle. The two are well-proportioned, and there is only a difference between high and low, not high or low.

What does "only...no" mean? What do you see about city lawns? What do people usually do?

Read paragraphs 5-6 of the text silently. Find out the relevant sentences in the text and underline them. Read them and think about it. What do you feel from these sentences?

Learn five or six natural paragraphs and understand key sentences:

1. Almost all the birds here are not afraid of people. When they see someone feeding them, they fly to beg for food.

2. In the paradise of birds, even the little sparrows can live comfortably and with dignity.

3. The happiest experience for many tourists in Geneva is dining with sparrows on a picnic table.

4. As soon as people sit down at the picnic table, a few sparrows will fly over, staring with their little eyes, shaking their heads, and jumping closer to the bread. You can almost reach out and put them on the plate to make a side dish. . But seeing little creatures so unwary of people, who would have such thoughts?

Enlightenment and sublimation

1. Who else do you think is living freely in Geneva?

2. Fill in the blanks based on the text content and your own imagination:

There are no ( ) in Geneva, but there are ( ).

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