"Strange Big Stone" PPT teaching courseware download 3

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"Strange Big Stone" PPT teaching courseware download 3

Famous Hiding behind Alone Quietly Dodge Meteor (yǔn) stone Big pit (kēng)

lying in, sudden(wù), travel, investigation, Qin(qín)ling, basin(yù), remains(yí)

Study Shock (zhèn) Quaternary Glacier Turn (zhuàn) around (zhuàn)

Relics: Traces left over from things of ancient times or past times.

Meteorites: Large meteorites that are not completely burned when they pass through the earth's atmosphere and fall to the earth are more stony or are entirely stony.

Qinling Mountains: stretches across the south-central part of Shaanxi Province. East-west direction. It is the watershed between the two major river systems of the Yellow River and the Yangtze River, and is also part of the geographical dividing line between north and south in China. The main peak, Taibai Mountain, is 3,767 meters above sea level.

1 Why is the topic titled "Strange Big Rock"?

2 Where is the "strange big rock"?

How did Li Siguang solve the mystery of this huge stone?

a) Li Siguang has been thinking about this issue for more than 20 years;

b) When I grew up, I studied geology in England and learned that glaciers can push huge rocks to travel hundreds or even thousands of miles.

c) Li Siguang returned to his hometown to investigate the big stone, and finally figured out that the big stone was brought here by glaciers from the distant Qinling Mountains.

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"Strange Big Stone" PPT courseware 3:

"Strange Big Stone" PPT courseware 3 Trial learning requirements: 1. Read the text freely and mark the natural paragraphs. 2. Read the new characters and words and draw the new words. 3. Thinking: What does the text tell us? When Li Siguang was a child (had doubts about the big stone), he asked (teacher...

"Strange Big Rock" PPT Courseware 2:

"Strange Big Stone" PPT Courseware 2 Li Siguang (18891971) Chinese geologist. Mongolian, from Huanggang, Hubei. Studied in Japan and the UK. Served as a professor in the Geology Department of Peking University. Wrote many geological works that were influential in the world. do you know? ..

"Strange Big Rock" PPT courseware:

"Strange Big Stone" PPT courseware Li Siguang: (18891971) Chinese geologist, Mongolian, native of Huanggang, Hubei. Studied in Japan and the UK. In his early years, he joined the Tongmenghui and participated in the Revolution of 1911. He used to be a professor in the Geology Department of Peking University and a researcher at the Central Institute of Geology.

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