浙江省诸暨市草塔中学高中英语（人教版）必修5课件：UNIT 2 LISTENING.ppt

1、人教课标高二 必修 5 Unit 2短语句子铺路multicultural countryBritish citizensruled many countriesThey could either become British citizens or remain in their own country.got it rightwhich country belong to英国公民多元文化国家统治很多国家他们可以成为英国公民或留在他们的国家。明白了属于哪个国家Each person is a citizen of their own country.But how do you become

2、 a citizen?Listen carefully and find out how one can become a citizen of the UK.Listen to the tape and answer these questions.1.How many ways are there to become a 2.British citizen?zxxkThree.2.Which group of British citizens has the largest number?3.How have the Black British contributed to the Bri

3、tish culture?People with British parents or born in Britain.With their music and food.1.Listen to part 1 and fill in the blanks in Group 1.1._ in the old British Empire.2.2._ to become British.Group 1bornchoose 2.Listen to part 2 and fill in the blanks in Group 2 and 3.Group 2Group 31.having one Bri

4、tish parent.2.2._ in Britain.asking to become British after living in Britain for _ years.being bornfive3.Look at the information of these people below.Tick those who could be British citizens.1.Name:Rod Jones()2.Place born:Canberra,Australia3.Years in England:14.Mothers nationality:British5.Fathers

5、 nationality:BritishRod Jones could be a British because bothhis parents are British.2.Name:Mary Smith ()Place born:Calgary,Canada Years in England:four Mothers nationality:Canadian Fathers nationality:CanadianMary Smith could not be a British citizenBecause both her parents are not British and she

6、was not born in Britain and she has lived in Britain less than five years.3.Name:Claude Lebon ()Place born:London,England Years in England:3 Mothers nationality:Spanish Fathers nationality:FrenchClaude Lebon could be a British citizenbecause he was born in England.4.Name:John Nkosi ()Place born:Nairobi,Kenya Years in England:10 Mothers nationality:Kenya Fathers nationality:Pakistanz/xxkJohn Nkosi could be British because(although neither of his parents is British)he has lived in the UK for ten years.