"America" ​​PPT teaching courseware

"America" ​​PPT teaching courseware

Part One: Reading and Thinking

Read the following information and think: What place do you think American industry holds in the world?

The United States ranks among the top in the world in terms of output of many industrial products. In 2003, the United States ranked first in the world in terms of output of synthetic rubber, tires, aluminum, trucks, power generation, tractors, phosphate fertilizers, etc.; it ranked second in the world in terms of output of coal, newsprint, crude oil, household refrigerators, etc.

A large number of industrial products are exported, with export value accounting for 70% of total exports. Equipment and technologies such as electronics, aviation, atomic energy, arms, machinery, and transportation maintain a leading position in the world.

There is a lot of overseas investment, with multinational companies spread across all continents in the world, and total foreign assets exceeding US$1.8 trillion.

The length of railways exceeds the combined length of railways in Western European countries, and air transport accounts for 1/2 of the world's total.

The United States is the most developed industrial country in the world

Discussion: Why can the United States become the most industrially developed country in the world?

The United States has a complete industrial sector system, with a complete range of industrial products, large output, and advanced technology.

Read the following material and talk about the role of high-tech industries in promoting economic growth in the United States.

Currently, at least 20% of U.S. economic growth is attributed to high-tech industries, while the two traditional pillar industries—construction and automobile manufacturing—only account for 18%.

From 1988 to 1996, the United States created 1.056 million new jobs in new technology service industries such as computer data processing, management, and public relations, with a growth rate of 45%.

In 2000, the output value of the U.S. Internet economy reached more than 850 billion U.S. dollars, surpassing the output value of the automobile industry and life insurance industry for the first time, and becoming a pillar industry of the U.S. economy.

From 1995 to 1998, one-third of the US economic growth came from the information industry. From 1993 to 1999, the share of the U.S. information industry in the national economy increased from 6% to 8%.

American PPT, Part 2: The American Economy

To judge a country's resource consumption, should we look at its total resources or per capita resource consumption?

1. The United States has a population of 300 million (at the end of 2006), accounting for 4.6% of the world’s population, but its energy consumption accounts for 23% of the world’s total. Read the picture above and complete the following requirements.

(1) How many times is the per capita energy use in the United States, Japan, and the United Kingdom the world average (taking the world average as 100)? How many times the per capita energy use in China and India is the world average?

(2) Let’s talk about the impact of developed countries led by the United States on the sustainable use of energy in the world.

2. The global air quality is declining, which is mainly the result of humans consuming a lot of energy and emitting waste gases into the atmosphere. Read Figure 9.16 and calculate how many times the per capita carbon dioxide emissions in the United States are compared to China and the world average.

3. Comprehensive activities 1 and 2 will discuss the United States’ responsibilities and obligations in protecting the world’s resources and environment.

Comprehensive: The United States is the largest environmental polluter and resource consumer in the world today. Based on the principle of "who pollutes, cleans up", the United States should bear the most important responsibility for protecting the world's resources and environment, and should fulfill more obligations.

American PPT, part three: summary

1. The United States is the world’s high-tech industrial base

2. The United States is the world’s largest resource consumer and waste emitter

3. Follow the path of sustainable development that coordinates population, resources, environment, economy and society.

American PPT, Part 4: Consolidation Practice

1. Choice

1. The rapid growth of the U.S. economy is mainly due to:

A.Automotive industry B.Construction industry C.Film industry D.High-tech industry

2. The earliest and largest high-tech industrial center in the United States is:

A.Miami B.Houston C.Silicon Valley D.Los Angeles

3. Regarding the description of American industrial production, the correct ones are:

A． The country is rich in resources and does not need to import industrial raw materials and fuels.

B. Has a complete industrial sector system

C． Incomplete types of industrial products, small output, but advanced technology

D． Pay attention to atmospheric environmental protection and reduce carbon dioxide emissions

4． The United States is the largest in the world:

A． Energy exporting country B. food consuming countries

C． Resource consuming countries D. raw material exporting country

5. The United States ranks first in the world in output of the following groups of industrial products:

A． Cement, synthetic rubber B. Trucks, power generation

C． Cars and tires D. coal, newsprint

2. Fill in the blanks

1. At present, at least 27% of the U.S. economic growth is attributed to the ________ industry. The United States is the world's high-tech industrial base.

2. The developed economy of the United States is based on consuming a large amount of global ____ and destroying the earth's ____. Therefore, the United States is the world's largest ____ consumer and ____ emitter.

3. The United States has a complete industrial system, with _____ types of industrial products, ___ output, and ____ technology. It is the most economically developed _____ country in the world.

4. The capital of the United States is ______, the United Nations headquarters is located in _____, "Silicon Valley" located southeast of the western city ______ is the center of high-tech industry in the United States, and Hollywood near ______ is the center of the American film and television industry.

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