Презентация, доклад по английскому языку От Юрия Гагарина до космического туризма(7 класс)

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To revise the words on the topic “Space”To read the text “From Yuri Gagarin to Space Tourism ” and do several exercises after readingTo listen to and understand the main facts in the radio programmeToday we

Слайд 1From Yuri Gagarin
to Space Tourism

From Yuri Gagarinto Space Tourism

Слайд 2To revise the words on the topic “Space”

To read the text

“From Yuri Gagarin to Space Tourism ” and do several exercises after reading

To listen to and understand the main facts in the radio programme





Today we are going

To answer a question “Would you like to become a space tourist?”

To revise the words on the topic “Space”To read the text “From Yuri Gagarin to Space Tourism

Слайд 3Warming up

Reading and doing exercises

Listening

Speaking
Plan




Warming upReading and doing exercisesListening SpeakingPlan

Слайд 4
Space
Name as many words on the topic “Space” as you can.

SpaceName as many words on the topic “Space” as you can.

Слайд 51: Mercury

Distance from Sun: 0.39 AU

Diameter: 4,878 km

Temperat.: -170°/+425° C

Atmosphere: near

none

Human landing: no

1: MercuryDistance from Sun: 0.39 AUDiameter: 4,878 kmTemperat.: -170°/+425° CAtmosphere: near noneHuman landing: no

Слайд 6#2: Venus

Dist. from Sun: 0.72 AU

Diameter: 12,104 km

Temperature: +465° C

Atmosphere: CO2,

N2

Human landing: no
#2: VenusDist. from Sun: 0.72 AUDiameter: 12,104 kmTemperature: +465° CAtmosphere: CO2, N2Human landing: no

Слайд 73: The Earth


Distance from Sun: 1 AU

Diameter: 12,756 km

Temperature: -50°/+40° C

Atmosphere:

N2, O2
3: The EarthDistance from Sun: 1 AUDiameter: 12,756 kmTemperature: -50°/+40° CAtmosphere: N2, O2

Слайд 8Moon

Distance from Sun: 1 AU

Diameter: 3,476 km

Temperat.: -150°/+120°C

Atmosphere: none

Human landing: yes

MoonDistance from Sun: 1 AUDiameter: 3,476 kmTemperat.: -150°/+120°CAtmosphere: noneHuman landing: yes

Слайд 9Moon


+ temperatures ok

+ gravity acceptable

+ nearby

- no atmosphere
Moon + temperatures

Слайд 104: Mars

Distance from Sun: 1.52 AU

Diameter: 6,794 km

Temperat.: -130°/+25° C

Atmosphere: weak,

CO2, N2

Human landing: possible
4: MarsDistance from Sun: 1.52 AUDiameter: 6,794 kmTemperat.: -130°/+25° CAtmosphere: weak, CO2, N2Human landing: possible

Слайд 11Mars, Olympus Mons:the largest volcano in solar system (24 km high,

600 km diameter)
Mars, Olympus Mons:the largest volcano in solar system (24 km high, 600 km diameter)

Слайд 125: Jupiter
Gas giant

Distance from Sun: 5.2 AU

Diameter: 140,000 km

Temperature: -150° C

Atmosphere:

H2, He2

Human landing: no
5: JupiterGas giantDistance from Sun: 5.2 AUDiameter: 140,000 kmTemperature: -150° CAtmosphere: H2, He2Human landing: no

Слайд 136:Saturn
Gas giant



Distance from Sun: 9.5 AU

Diameter: 120,000 km

Temperature: -150° C

Atmosphere: H2,

He

Human landing: no
6:SaturnGas giantDistance from Sun: 9.5 AUDiameter: 120,000 kmTemperature: -150° CAtmosphere: H2, HeHuman landing: no

Слайд 147: Uranus
Gas giant

Distance from Sun: 19.2 AU

Diameter: 51,000 km

Temperature: -200° C

Atmosphere:

H2, He, CH4

Human landing: no
7: UranusGas giantDistance from Sun: 19.2 AUDiameter: 51,000 kmTemperature: -200° CAtmosphere: H2, He, CH4Human landing: no

Слайд 158: Neptune
Gas giant

Dist. from Sun: 30 AU

Diameter: 49,000 km

Temperature: -200° C

Atmosphere:

H2, He, CH4

Human landing: no
8: NeptuneGas giantDist. from Sun: 30 AUDiameter: 49,000 kmTemperature: -200° CAtmosphere: H2, He, CH4Human landing: no

Слайд 169: Pluto

Dist. from Sun: 39 AU

Diameter: 2,390 km

Temperature: -220° C

Atmosphere: near

none

Human landing: possible
9: PlutoDist. from Sun: 39 AUDiameter: 2,390 kmTemperature: -220° CAtmosphere: near noneHuman landing: possible

Слайд 17Summary

Best places to go:
– Moon: nearby, temperature ok
– Mars: reachable, water?,

temperature ok
You can do the sights in all parts of the solar system
Limits:
– speed of light (says Einstein), 300,000 km/s
– Human life time (or anual vacation time)
SummaryBest places to go:– Moon: nearby, temperature ok– Mars: reachable, water?, temperature okYou can do the sights

Слайд 18History of Space Tourism

Dreams of space travel are as old as

mankind itself: When humans observed the sky, they wanted to explore the universe in the same way as they wished to fly when they observed birds.
History of Space TourismDreams of space travel are as old as mankind itself: When humans observed the

Слайд 19History of Space Tourism

Jules Verne published “From the Earth to the

Moon” and “A Trip Around the Moon”. The "fathers" of space rocketry – H. Ganswindt, K.E. Tsiolkovsky, R.H. Goddard and H. Oberth – each admitted that they had been inspired by books of Jules Verne and other science fiction writers of the era.
History of Space TourismJules Verne published “From the Earth to the Moon” and “A Trip Around the

Слайд 20 Yuri Gagarin is a Soviet pilot and the first

person in the world to fly into outer space.

On the 12th of April, 1961, Vostok 1 lifted off for its 108-minute flight.
Yuri Gagarin is a Soviet pilot and the first person in the world to fly

Слайд 21From Yuri Gagarin to Space Tourism
Vocabulary:
Exploration

Cosmonaut
Launch a rocket Research
Rocket science Predict
Solve a problem Kazakhstan
Lift off Orbit
Conditions Weightlessness



From Yuri Gagarin to Space TourismVocabulary: Exploration

Слайд 22Task 1. To read and translate the text.
Task 2. Match the

words and phrases (1-5) with the definitions (a-e).
Task 3. Match the titles to the numbered paragraphs in the text. There is one extra title.
Task 4. Are these statements true (T) or false (F) ?
Task 5. Listen to the radio programme and choose the best title.
Task 6. Listen again and complete notes.






Task 1. To read and translate the text.Task 2. Match the words and phrases (1-5) with the

Слайд 231. SPACE EXPLORATION A. TO SEND SOMETHING

INTO SPACE

2. TO LAUNCH B. THE CONDITION IN SPACE
WHEN NOTHING HAS ANY WEIGHT

3. TO PREDICT C. TO HAPPEN IN REAL LIFE

4. TO COME TRUE D. JOURNEYS TO SPACE TO FIND
OUT WHAT IT’S LIKE

5. WEIGHTLESSNESS E. TO SAY THAT SOMETHING WILL
HAPPEN


1. SPACE EXPLORATION A. TO SEND SOMETHING

Слайд 24
Task 3. Match the titles to the numbered paragraphs in the

text. There is one extra title.

Holiday-makers in space

Yuri Gagarin, the first cosmonaut

Outer space as a workplace

Father of rocket science

The flight that changed the world

1

2

4


3


Task 3. Match the titles to the numbered paragraphs in the text. There is one extra title.Holiday-makers

Слайд 25Task 4. Are these statements true (T) or
false (F) ?

1.Konstantin

Tsiolkovsky was the first person to build a rocket.

2.Yuri Gagarin went round the Earth once.

3.During his flight Gagarin took photos of the Earth.

4.Space flight is now international.

5.Space engineers do a lot of scientific work.

6.The Americans took the first tourist into space.


Task 4. Are these statements true (T) or false (F) ?1.Konstantin Tsiolkovsky was the first person to

Слайд 26Task 5. Listen to the radio programme and choose the best

title.

A A flight into space

B Soviet space heroes

C The boy who loved flying

D How to be a pilot

C The boy who loved flying


Task 5. Listen to the radio programme and choose the best title.A A flight

Слайд 27Task 6. Listen again and complete notes.

Gagarin was born on the

___________, 1934.

2. There were _____ children in the family.

3. His favourite school subjects were ______ and ______ .

4. When Gagarin was in Saratov he started going to a _______ club.

5. The Soviet Union launched the first Sputnik in _____ .

6. In 1960 Gagarin joined the Soviet flight _____.

four

9th of March

Maths

physics

flying

1957

team

Task 6. Listen again and complete notes.Gagarin was born on the ___________, 1934.2. There were _____ children

Слайд 281998: Japan's first space travel company, Spacetopia Inc. was founded.
2001: Dennis

Tito became the first human paying space tourist.
2002: Mark Shuttleworth became the second paying space tourist
2003: Chinese space authority announced that space tourism will become an industry.
2006: Anousheh Ansari became the first female space tourist.

Present of Space Tourism

1998: Japan's first space travel company, Spacetopia Inc. was founded.2001: Dennis Tito became the first human paying

Слайд 29Space Adventures
Goal: Open the space to everyone and develop
private space exploration


Service/Product:


A variety of space training adventures such as zero gravity and jet flights, cosmonaut training and actual flights into space.
Space AdventuresGoal: Open the space to everyone and developprivate space explorationService/Product: A variety of space training adventures

Слайд 30Would you like to become a space tourist?
Why or why

not? Tell the class.


Would you like to become a space tourist?
Why or why not? Tell the class.

Would you like to become a space tourist? Why or why not? Tell the class.Would you like

Слайд 31Hometask
To find information about the author, Arthur C. Clarke
To do Ex.1

p.131


Hometask
To find information about the author, Arthur C. Clarke
To do Ex.1 p.131



HometaskTo find information about the author, Arthur C. ClarkeTo do Ex.1 p.131HometaskTo find information about the author,

Слайд 32Nice greetings
from Mars.
Show-off!

Nice greetingsfrom Mars.Show-off!
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