英语视听说1-Unit 1.doc

Unit 1Part ISection ATask Two1. a. kid b. cut c. keep d. kept2. a. so b. sell c. saw d. sir3. a. red b. rid c. rat d. raw4. a. boss b. beat c. bath d. bores5. a. goose b. god c. good d. gut6. a. foot b. fog c. fax d. food7. a. starve b. stove c. stuff d. steel8. a. dog b. debt c. dad d. duck9. a. sell b. seal c. sad d. sink10. a. flat b. four c. fleet d. floor11. a. lock b. look c. link d. luck12. a. speaker b. special c. sport d. speedSection BTask One1.F 2.G 3.H 4.C 5.B 6.E 7.D 8.ATask Two1. a. ship b. sheep c. cheap d. shape2. a. nail b. now c. knife d. know3. a. goal b. guy c. gown d. gain4. a. town b. tone c. time d. tour5. a. pie b. power c. poor d. pay6. a. bye b. boy c. beer d. bowl7. a. fair b. fail c. fire d. foul8. a. tale b. toy c. tour d. tower9. a. hi b. hour c. hare d. whole10.a. low b. loud c. laugh d. lawyerPart IISection ANew words:associate set; -set n.:同行，同事Tapescript and KeysDialogue 1. A: Hi, Jenny!B: Hi, Mary. Havent seen you for ages.Dialogue 2. A: You look like one of my friends. May I have your name please?B: Yes, my name is Dolly.Dialogue 3. A: Please allow me to introduce Mr. Brown, the marketing manager of ABC Company.B: Nice to meet you, Mr. Brown.Dialogue 4. A: Hey, I am a first-year student. Are you a freshman, too?B: Yes, and whats your major?Task OneA. They are strangers meeting for the first time.B. They are students.C. They are friends for many years.D. They are business associates.Dialogue 1 C Dialogue 2 A Dialogue 3 D Dialogue 4 BTask Two1. Hi, Mary. Havent seen you for ages.2. You look like one of my friends. May I have your name please?3. Please allow me to introduce Mr. Brown, the marketing manager of ABC Company.4. Hey, I am a first-year student. Are you a freshman too?Section BNew words:respectively rspektvl ad.:分别地，各自地Tapescript and KeysBetty: Hello.Dolly: Hello. Hows it going?Betty: Its going very well. Thank you. And you?Dolly: Yes, its going OK. Thank you. Whats your name?Betty: My name is Betty, and you?Dolly: My name is Dolly.Betty: Nice to meet you, Dolly.Dolly: Nice to meet you too, Betty.Betty: And where are you from, Dolly?Dolly: Im from France. Im French. What about you?Betty: Im from the United States. Im American.Dolly: Where are you from in the United States?Betty: Im from Boston. Im a student. And you?Dolly: Im from Paris. Im a teacher, an English teacher.Betty: Oh, youre an English teacher? No wonder you speak English so well.Dolly: Thanks. And do you speak French, Betty?Betty: Yes. A little bit.Dolly: Well, Im going home now. It was nice talking to you.Betty: Same here. Goodbye. Have a nice day!Dolly: Goodbye. Have a nice day.Task One(F) 1. Dolly is American and Betty is French.(T) 2. Dolly speaks English better than Betty speaks French.(F) 3. Betty is perhaps older than Dolly.(T) 4. Paris is Dollys hometown.(F) 5. They all made self-introductions by their family names.Task Two1. What question does Dolly ask Betty about her hometown?Where are you from in the United States?2. What does Betty do?Betty is a student.3. Where are Betty and Dolly from respectively?Betty is from the United States, and Dolly is from France.4. What doesnt seem to surprise Betty about Dolly as an English teacher?Dolly speaks English very well.Part IVSection ATapescript and Keys(Situation: Mr. Wang Weiguo, the marketing director, and his secretary, Miss Lin Hong are now at the airport to meet John Smith, the sales representative from a computer software company in America. Miss Lin Hong is holding a board with the name “John Smith” on it.)Smith: Excuse me, my name is John Smith. Im from A&G Company Ltd. in New York.Lin: How do you do, Mr. Smith. Its really nice to meet you. Im Lin Hong from DBS, China.Smith: How do you do, Miss Lin. Its very kind of you to come to meet me here.Lin: Its my pleasure. Mr. Smith, this is Mr. Wang Weiguo, our marketing director. (Turn to Wang Weiguo.) Mr. Wang, this is John Smith.Smith: How do you do, Mr. Wang.Wang: How do you do, Mr. Smith.Lin: Mr. Smith, have you got your luggage yet?Smith: Yes. They are all here.Wang: Let me take this suitcase for you.Smith: Thank you.Wang: You are welcome. How was your trip?Smith: It was quite smooth, though a bit long.Lin: Shall we take a taxi to the hotel first? You need a rest, I think.Smith: That sounds good. Thank you.Lin: Taxi!Task OneGuestFrom What CountryTo What CountryFrom What CompanyPositionJohn SmithAmericaChinaA&G Company Ltd.sales representativeHostFrom What CompanyPositionWho Is He with at the AirportWang WeiguoDBS, Chinamarketing directorLin HongLin HongDBS, ChinasecretaryWang WeiguoTask two(F) 1. Mr. Smith and Wang Weiguo have known each other before.(F) 2. Lin Hong and Wang Weiguo are at the airport to go to America.(F) 3. Mr. Smith has taken a long and uncomfortable trip.(T) 4. They will go to the hotel by cab first for Mr. Smith needs to have a rest.(F) 5. Mr. Smith doesnt take any luggage with him.Section BNew words:various vers a.:各种各样的adventure dvent n.:冒险drift drft n.:漂流，漂移scared sked a.:害怕的Tapescript and KeysTask OneFirst (1) impression is really important. It is said that “you never get a second chance to make a first impression”. Greeting new people at the first introduction in the correct way is fraught with various dos and donts of (2) etiquette.1. A smile is the most important thing people forget to do. It is also the most powerful thing. It can make a person who is having a bad day feel a lot better. It can make an angry person (3) calm down. It can make things better for you also.2. Remember to say “Hi, how are you?” It will get the (4) conversation going.3. Dont be afraid to talk.4. If it is a social (5) occasion that you are greeting this person, try to talk about the occasion to help the conversation along.5. Dont get into too many (6) personal items.6. Be yourself; dont try to be what you think they want to see. Everyone is special, and always remember that.7. Always remember that meeting someone is a new (7) adventure. Always make it very special.8. Dont let your (8) attention drift. Make that person feel he or she is the most important person in the room.9. Remember that they are just as (9) scared as you are and you should try to make them feel (10) welcome at all times.Task TwoDosDontsSmile.Be afraid to talk.Remember to say “Hi, how are you?”Get into too many personal items.Talk about the occasion to help the conversation along.Let your attention drift.Be yourself.Meeting someone new is a new adventure, so always makeit very special.Remember that they are just as scared as you are and youshould try to make them feel welcome at all times.Part VTask One1. A: Hi, Betty! How are things with you?B: Very well, thanks. And you?2. A: I dont think weve met before. Im Donald, Susans brother.B: Glad / Happy / Pleased /Nice to meet you, Donald. Im 3. A: Dad, this is my English teacher, Miss Kent. She comes from Australia.B: Its a pleasure to meet you, Miss Kent.4. A: Hello, Im Jenny, nice to meet you.B: Nice to meet you too, Jenny.5. A: H