"Sketch of Rome" PPT

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"Sketch of Rome" PPT

Part One: First Reading Perception

1. Background material

The Colosseum is oval in shape, with a long diameter of 188 meters and a short diameter of 155 meters. From the outside, the entire building is divided into four floors, with the bottom three floors being a continuous-arch building, with stone pillars supporting both sides of each arch. The fourth floor is decorated with pilasters and faces four large arches at four radii. It is the entrance to the inner gallery corridor of the Colosseum. The stands inside the Colosseum are divided into four groups from low to high, and the seats of the audience are divided according to the differences in hierarchy. The vastness and grandeur of this project can be seen in the internal restoration map of the Colosseum.

Sculpture: Portrait sculptures were popular in ancient Rome and were even given as important gifts to friends. The sculpture techniques of ancient Rome were realistic, focusing on the depiction of characters and the pursuit of human body shape. They were not as romantic as Greek sculptures.

Fountain Rome is the city with the most fountains in the world, the most famous of which are Maiden Fountain, Happy Fountain, Mermaid Fountain, Poseidon Fountain, etc., each with its own characteristics.

Roman sketch PPT, part 2: word integration

speed

Structure: Semi-enclosed Strokes: Ten strokes

Literal meaning: ① fast; ② speed.

Group words: speed (speed) (fast) (speed) (shorthand)

Define word: bundle (restraint) (end) (restraint) (restraint)

Sentence: Although Xiao Ming fell behind, he quickly caught up.

beast

Structure: upper middle and lower strokes: eleven strokes

Literal meaning: Generally refers to a mammal with four legs and hair all over its body.

Group words: beast (monster) (beast nature) (beast) (sea beast)

Define word: Lu (rude) (ruthless) (reckless)

Sentence: Toothed whales mainly eat large fish and sea animals.

Roman sketch PPT, the third part: word explanation

learn a lesson

Collapse: (a hillside, river bank, building or pile of things) falling down.

It abounds: everywhere.

Embellishment: To set off or decorate something to make the original thing more beautiful.

Comparable: The degree of beauty (good) is almost the same; compared to beauty.

Ruins: Desolate places that cities and villages become after being destroyed or disasters.

Starry: Arranged like stars, distributed like chess pieces, described as numerous and dense.

Unique: Another style.

Use it once

Ruins and collapses abound, and they are dotted with stars.

Ancient buildings, ( ), ( ), ruined colonnades, and ( ) fountains, ( ).

Word meaning analysis

Unique and unique

Both have the meaning of "being different and giving people a new impression and feeling". The difference is: "unique" focuses on "style", which means that the "style" and "appearance" are different, and is generally used in literary and artistic creations or certain things; "unique" focuses on "new face", which means a new "situation" or "Form" has a wider scope of application.

Example sentences: ①The design of this building is unique and makes people’s eyes light up immediately after seeing it. ② In terms of the development of Ci, Su Shi and Xin Qiji are both unique masters.

Roman Sketch PPT, Part 4: Overall Perception

"Rome Sketches" shows the diverse appearance and rich connotation of the ancient city of Rome through the description of the most distinctive ( ), ( ), and ( ) in the city of Rome, and contains the ( ) of the famous cultural city of Rome.

special statement

Look for which sentences in the article use numbers, parallelism, and metaphors.

1. More than 3,000 large and small fountains are scattered in some squares and streets. ——Column numbers

2. Rome is a very special city with many ruins, sculptures and fountains. --parallelism

3. Every brick and every stone, every street and alley, is filled with "old people" who are over a hundred years old. --simile

Paragraph to the effect

How many levels can this article be divided into? Write a paragraph for each level and summarize the main idea.

This article is divided into three layers:

The first level (paragraph 1) summarizes: The city of Rome is different;

The second level (paragraphs ②~⑤) is divided into: the ruins, sculptures, and fountains of the Roman city;

The third level (paragraph 6) The city of Rome is not only beautiful externally, but also has connotations.

Roman Sketch PPT, Part 5: Read the text again

1. Why are the buildings in the ancient city compared to centenarians?

Comparing "buildings" to "centenarians" vividly illustrates the ancient and humanistic flavor of the city of Rome.

2. What does the underlined sentence in paragraph ③ indicate?

The author cites the examples of the "Great Wall" and "Terracotta Warriors", and uses analogies to explain that the Colosseum was very important to ancient Rome. It is a landmark building of Rome and the "ancestor among the ruins."

3. How to understand paragraph ⑥?

(1) Although ancient buildings, collapsed ruins, and ruined columns may seem a bit desolate today, these ruins reflect the glorious past of ancient Rome and allow us to feel the splendid culture and exquisite architectural art of ancient Rome. These ruins enrich the historical content of the city of Rome.

(2) The Romans made great achievements in portrait sculpture, became an important part of ancient Western civilization, and made outstanding contributions to the development of Western realist sculpture. The sculptures in Rome are numerous and beautiful, enriching the artistic connotation of the city of Rome.

(3) Rome is called the capital of fountains. There are more than 3,000 large and small fountains in the city of Rome. There are many moving stories and legends behind these fountains, thus enriching the cultural connotation of the city of Rome.

Roman Sketch PPT, Part Six: Intensive Reading of the Text

What three characteristics of Rome are this article mainly about? Find a sentence from the text that expresses its characteristics and briefly analyze its characteristics.

1. Features: Many ruins. "Ancient buildings, collapsed ruins, and broken columns are everywhere."

On the one hand, it explains the antiquity of the Roman city, because the buildings are all in ruins; on the other hand, it also describes the strange beauty of the ancient buildings, which even if they are destroyed and collapsed, still make tourists marvel.

2. Features: Many sculptures. “Whether it’s on the streets or on rooftops, it’s abnormal not to see sculptures.”

Examples such as "street lanes" and "rooftop porches" were cited to illustrate that sculptures can be found everywhere.

3. Features: Many fountains. "More than 3,000 large and small fountains are scattered in some squares and streets."

The number "3000" indicates that there are many fountains, and "starred" indicates that the fountains are widely distributed.

Roman Sketch PPT, Part 7: Interactive Feedback

What impresses you most about the city of Rome?

Most of the buildings in the ancient city of Rome have a history of more than 200 years. Every brick, every stone, every street and alley has a history of more than a hundred years. The Colosseum is the ancestor of the ruins. The numerous sculptures and various fountains in Rome also left a deep impression on me.

Imitation training

In the second natural paragraph of the article, "Most of the buildings in the ancient city have a history of more than 200 years. Every brick, every stone, every street, every lane, is filled with 'old people' who are over a hundred years old." Use metaphors here to complete the sentences according to the following prompts.

Imitation: At night, the surrounding mountains look like...

Roman Sketch PPT, Part 8: Practice in class

1. Read Pinyin and write words.

Rome still has its ancestors

Shell speed ruins I'm afraid

2. Complete the words.

Bibi( )( ) ( )( ) in perfect condition Street( )Alley( )

Xingluo( )( ) Qianzi( )( ) Unique( )( )

3. Read the sentence and say another sentence imitating the sentence.

1. Ruins, sculptures, and fountains not only decorate the city of Rome, but also enrich the connotation of the city.

not only but also……

Reading more extracurricular books can not only increase our knowledge, but also broaden our horizons.

2. Only an intact shell of this magnificent building remains, but it still looks stunning.

……but……

Xiao Ming got first place in this exam, but he was not proud at all.

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