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Unveiling Death Valley: From Hardship to Comfort

Explore the history, hardships, and resilience of Death Valley, including extreme temperatures, scarce resources, and unique flora and fauna. Discover how this once barren land now offers comfort and convenience to visitors. Learn about the formation of salt flats and the survival techniques of its inhabitants.

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Unveiling Death Valley: From Hardship to Comfort

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  1. ● Death Valley * Location * Temperature * Area * Name

  2. Paragraph 2 UNIT 5 Death Valley

  3. Paragraph 2 ＊ Point ●hardship ＃no food 、water and possessions ＃had to eat animals ●lake ＃discover salt ＃fresh water

  4. Paragraph 2 ＊ Vocabulary 1 struggle 奮力前進 2 rough 顛簸的 3 wagon 四輪馬車 4 salt flat 鹽灘 5 possession 財產 6 swallow 吞嚥 7 rocky 多岩的 8 slope 斜坡 ＊ Phrase 1 leave behind 遺落 2 came upon 想起

  5. Paragraph 2 ＊ Salt flat Three basic things are needed for salt flats to form: ◆Source of salts, usually from a large drainage system（排水系統）. ◆Enclosed（圍繞）basin（流域）that doesn't drain（流出）to the sea and wash away the salts. ◆Arid climate（乾燥氣候）where evaporation（蒸發）exceeds（超過）precipitation（降雨量）, leaving behind just the salts and fine silt（淤沙）. ←Pupfish

  6. That’s all my presentation. 3Q ~~~

  7. Death valley • driest • plants & animals • Additional information

  8. Paragraph 4 • Dry • Hot

  9. Cloudy • Rainy

  10. Bloom

  11. Wither • Waiting

  12. Thanks For Listening~

  13. Paragraph 5 • History • No wild animals • Techniques • Functions

  14. Unit 5 Paragraph6

  15. ★People

  16. Lake Mohave people • Mesquite Flat people • Shoshone natives

  17. How is your feel?

  18. Travel • Why • How much • impressions

  19. Thank You! • It’s amazing.

  20. Paragraph 7 ＊What they eat ＃animals ＃plants

  21. Animals • Bighorn sheep • Rats

  22. Snakes • Insects • Lizards

  23. Plants • Roots • Cactus plants • Leaves

  24. They collected nuts from the pine trees

  25. Paragraph 8 • Skidoo • Panamint • Chloride • Greenwater

  26. Skidoo • History • Story

  27. Panamint • History • Story

  28. Chloride • History • Story

  29. History Story Greenwater

  30. Paragraph 9 Past danger hardship death Nowaday comfortable convenient happy memories

  31. Dangerous • No life can live • High Temperature • Saline

  32. Comfortable • Hotel • Swimming pool • Air-conditional

  33. Conclusion • 1. Death Valley • 2. It was called Death Valley

  34. 3. The plants

  35. 4. Animals • (1)Mammals • (2)birds • (3)reptiles • (4)amphibians • 5. Today • Scenic spot

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