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课件网) Unit 4 Time to celebrate 第4课时 Reading for writing—Reflection There are the Spring Festival, the Dragon Boat Festival, National Day ... Maybe we set off fireworks, have a big dinner, ... Warm-up 1.Do you like festivals？What festivals do you know？ 2.What do you do on the Spring Festival？ Lead in But for some people, festivals only mean more work. Look at the three pictures below and answer the questions. Use the words and expressions to help you. doctor give up nurse work stand by patient duty miss 1 2. What are they doing 3. How do you think they spend festivals 1.Who can you see in the pictures Pre-reading 2. What are they doing 3. How do you think they spend festivals They are rescuing patients. They are still on work. 1. Who can you see in the pictures Doctors and nurses. For Chinese people, festivals usually mean a break from work and happy family reunions. But for Leng Wenying, festivals only mean more work. As a doctor in the emergency room, Leng misses many family meals with her loved ones. She is often much busier during festivals. Sometimes she has to work without any breaks for 20 hours. This makes her tired and thirsty. “Festivals are a challenge because our patients are often in a bad situation. We need to stand by every minute," says Leng. Leng's duty means she has little time to be with her family at festivals. But she never regrets her decision to be an ER doctor. “I make the most of every minute with my family. I'm very thankful for their support," she says. Leng is only one of millions of medical workers in China. They give up their family time to answer the call of duty. In the heart of every patient, their hard work shines brighter than festive fireworks. What is this passage mainly about Medical workers’ activities during festivals A B Importance of family reunions C A doctor's dedication during festivals D Hospital operations on holidays While-reading 2 Read the story and check your answers. A B 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 For Chinese people, festivals usually mean a break from work and happy family reunions. But for Leng Wenying, festivals only mean more work. As a doctor in the emergency room, Leng misses many family meals with her loved ones. She is often much busier during festivals. Sometimes she has to work without any breaks for 20 hours. This makes her tired and thirsty. “Festivals are a challenge because our patients are often in a bad situation. We need to stand by every minute," says Leng. Leng's duty means she has little time to be with her family at festivals. But she never regrets her decision to be an ER doctor. “I make the most of every minute with my family. I'm very thankful for their support," she says. Leng is only one of millions of medical workers in China. They give up their family time to answer the call of duty. In the heart of every patient, their hard work shines brighter than festive fireworks. What is the structure of this passage Rea ... ...
