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Exploring Canada: Discovering the True North and Its Treasures

Welcome to David's class! In this engaging lesson, we will explore the significance of Canada, known as "The True North." We'll visit its lush landscapes, major cities like Vancouver and Montreal, and understand its unique political structure, from its Prime Minister to the Queen. Through a series of thought-provoking questions, students will analyze the population distribution, geography, and beauty of Canada, while also enhancing their understanding of English vocabulary. Perfect for anyone curious about this vast and diverse country!

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Exploring Canada: Discovering the True North and Its Treasures

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  1. Welcome to David’s Class

  2. Which part would you like to visit? And why?

  3. Unit5 Canada —“The True North”

  4. Beaver 海狸

  5. Prime Minister, the chief minister and leader of the government in certain countries especially those with a parliamentary system(议会制) of government. Queen，the title of official headof Britain and of other countriesin the Commonwealth(英联邦国家） 　　　　　but has little real political power．

  6. The Great Lakes --- Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, Ontario.

  7. What does “ The True North” in the text mean? • Why were the cousins not flying direct to the Atlantic coast? • What is the continent they were crossing? • Which is the warmest part in Canada? • 5.Which of the following is described as the most beautiful city in Canada? • A. Vancouver B. Calgary C. Toronto D. Montreal • 6. What does the word “slightly” in the text mean? • a bit B. a lot C. greatly D. lightly • 7. Why did they begin to realize two days later that Canada is quite empty? Because there are only thirty million people living on such a huge land and most of them live within the areas of the USA border.

  8. 9．Which of the following statement is true according to the text? A. Li Daiyu and Liu Qian went to Canada to see their cousins in Montreal B. Thunder Bay is a port city in the south of Canada near Toronto C. The girls looked out of the windows and saw Native Indians and cowboys. D. Liu Daiyu and Liu Qian went to Canada to see their relatives on the Atlantic coast.

  9. Vancouver warmest; surrounded; population; ski&sail Routes Calgary Calgary Stampede; cowboy Thunder Bay top end; busy port; fresh water Toronto

  10. Homework Write a composition on My favorite city in the world. If you are interested in finding more information about Canada, you may go to the website www.statcan.ca/english

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