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1、 Module 9 Unit 3 National flags, colours and culturesReadingStep I Pre-reading1.What is our national flag like? Can you describe it ?_2. What do the colours and stars on the flag symbolize?_StepII ReadingI. The feature of the passage structure: _II. The main idea of the passage: _III. Fill in the fo
2、rm and learn about some national flags.CountryFranceThe USAIndonesiaName of the flagTimeColours of the flagSymbolic meaningInfluenceIV. Other information:1. The French RevolutionThe cause of the French Revolution:_ _The motto of the French Revolution:_The Results of the French Revolution:_2. The fou
3、ndation of the USA.The USA was originally_by Britain. Some colonists were very _ with the ruling of the British and could no longer _ not having a say in the government They desired _ and _. On 4 July 1776, with the Declaration of Independence _,the USA split from Britain and became an _ nation.V. C
4、mplete C1 on page 361._ _2._3._4._5._6._VI.Task-based reading (English Weekly, Page1,Issue III:Readng tasks )1._ 2._ 3 _ .4._ 5._6._ 7._ 8._ 9._ 10._Step III. Sentence understanding1.These flags are more than just colorful pieces of cloth and thread sewn together.(lines1-2)Translate:_2.The colours r
5、ed, white and blue used on the flag are a visual reminder of the motto of the Revolutionliberty, equality and fraternity.(lines14-15)=The colours red, white and blue _ _ _ on the flag _ people _ of the motto of the Revolutionliberty, equality and fraternity.3.Strengthened by the Revolution, France b
6、ecame a different country afterwards, and today, it is still guided by those principles. (lines17-19)=Because_, it became a different country afterwards, and today, it is still guided by those principles.4.The French Revolution was successful in ridding society of inequality, which had a great effec
7、t on many other countries, particularly those in Europe. In fact ,some countries elected to substitute their flags with tricolour flags, after the French.(lines 20-22)Translate:_5. As taxpayers, they felt that they could no longer tolerate not having a say in the government. They desired independenc
8、e, but the British opposed this.(lines29-30)Translate:_6. The colonists decided that their freedom was no longer optional and that their independence would not be won by being passive.(lines31-32)Translate:_7. There are fifty stars on the flag, one for each state.( line 37)=There are fifty stars on
9、the flag, and _.8.Each year on 4 July, the USA celebrates Independence Day, when the “ Stars and Stripes” can be seen all over the country, lit by fireworks in the night sky.(lines40-41)lit by fireworks in the night sky= _9.The flag , which could not be further simplified, is a red band over a white one, and is based on a national flag dating back to t
