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课件网) Lesson 34 Modern Olympics Unit 6 Be a Champion! 同学们, 上一课学习的单词、短语和句型你们都掌握了吗 现在大家来检验一下, 点击下面的音频开始听写吧! Look at the picture. What do you think of the Olympic Games THINK ABOUT IT ·Which mascot do you like best ·What do you think is the same in every Olympics In the modern Olympics, some things are the same no matter which country is hosting, and some things change. For example, the Olympic symbol is always the same. ① The five rings stand for the five continents united together. ② The blue ring stands for Europe, the red ring for America, ③ the yellow ring for Asia, the green ring for Australia and the black ring for Africa. 温馨提示：此符号表示“考点精讲点拨”链接。 The Olympic motto, “Faster, Higher, Stronger”, stays the same for every Olympics. And of course, the torch—a symbol of peace, light and friendship—is always there. ④ However, some things are different. The Olympic slogan, for example, is created by the host city, and it reflects the spirit of those Olympics. Do you remember the slogan for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games It was “One world, one dream”. Each host country creates its own mascot and song. The Olympic mascot is often an animal with a national feature. The Olympic songs are always popular around the world. Do you remember the song “You and Me” It touched many people's hearts. ⑤ Some things have stayed the same, and some things have changed over the years. But one thing has always been the same —to do the best and to compete fairly. Dig In There are also the Paralympic Games, which have been held alongside every Olympics since 1988. It grew from a small gathering of British World WarⅡ veterans in 1948 to one of the largest sporting events of the 21st century. Did you know there are also Winter Olympics and Special Olympics 1. The Olympic slogan ( ) 2. The Olympic torch ( ) 3. The Olympic mascot ( ) 4. The Olympic symbol ( ) 5. The Olympic motto ( ) 6. The Olympic song ( ) D S D S S D 1) Look at the items below. Are they the same or different in every Olympics Read the lesson and write “S” for “same” or “D” for “different”. 1. Danny says that supper is more important than a world record. 2. Mine flew farther than Jenny's airplane, but Brian's flew the farthest. 3. My friend Sandra won the record for the largest book. 4. The ancient Greeks wanted to have the best athletes compete against each other. 5. Fewer countries take part in the Winter Olympics than in the Summer Olympics. 2) Underline the comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs. 3) Since 1984, each host city of the Olympic Games has invented a slogan to show the value of the Olympic spirit and express the common wishes of people all over the world. Search the Internet and fill in the chart. Slogan Inspire a Generati-on _____ _____ _____ _____ Welcome Home _____ _____ The Celebration of the Century One World, One D ... ...
