外研社英语教材第二册01-04 听力材料.docx

MODULE 1 Our Body and Healthy Habits00:57.58VOCABULARY AND READING01:00.672.Read Zhou Kai(1) Answer these questions.01:06.321.Why is Zhou Kais mother anxious? 2.What does she think will happen?01:15.013.What does she ask him to do?01:19.75Zhou Kai(1)01:22.82When Zhou Kais mother saw him heading towards the front door01:27.56without a jacket on, she eyed him anxiously.01:32.86Zhou Kai, where are you going? she asked.01:37.59To the park. Im going to play football, said Zhou Kai.01:43.34But its raining! Youll catch a bad cold, said his mother.01:49.49No, I wont. Ill be fine, said Zhou Kai, as he opened the door.01:56.84Zhou Kai, youll get ill. You know you will.02:00.91You can at least go and get your jacket.02:04.42OK, OK. Zhou Kai went and did as he was told.02:13.103.Read Zhou Kai (2). Answer these questions.02:19.221 How are passages 1 and 2 connected?02:24.272 Does Zhou Kai have a healthy lifestyle, in your opinion?02:29.77Write three or four sentences saying why or why not.02:35.81Zhou Kai (2) My mother has always made sure we eat very healthily,02:42.97and fresh fruit and vegetables are a very important part of our diet.02:49.06We live near the sea and we have fish about four times a week.02:54.56We dont eat much fat or sugar.02:57.90A lot of my school friends eat sweets every day03:02.04but Im lucky because I dont have a sweet tooth 03:06.01Id rather eat a nice piece of fruit.03:09.10And Im not too heavy, so I never have to diet, or anything like that.03:14.90Im quite healthy. I very rarely get colds, although, unusually for me,03:21.51I had a bad cold and a bit of a fever last week.03:26.42But thats because I was stupid enough to play football in the rain.03:32.20I dont often get things like flu either.03:35.88Last winter almost all my classmates got flu but I didnt.03:41.65I think I dont get these things03:44.06because I take a lot of exercise and am very fit.03:49.04Two years ago I broke my arm playing football.03:53.54The injury was quite painful03:55.86and I couldnt move my arm for a month I hated that.04:01.36So as you can see from what Ive said, Im a normal kind of person.04:07.75But theres one thing I really love Im crazy about football.04:12.75Im captain of the class team at school04:16.20and Im also a member of the Senior High team.04:20.19Because of this, I make sure that I have a good diet, and as Ive said,04:26.03this isnt a problem because my mother feeds us so well.04:43.00Word List Module 104:45.20diet/dait/ n.饮食;日常食物 vi.照医生的规定饮食04:47.02fat /ft/n.脂肪 fit /fit/n.健康的; 强健的04:51.16flu/flu:/ n. (=influenza)流行性 感冒04:53.09rare /r/ adj.稀少的;罕有的04:55.15toothache /tu:eik/ n.牙痛04:57.13unhealthy /nheli/ adj.不健康的; 有碍健康的04:59.34wealthy /weli/ adj.富裕的;有钱的 rarely /reli/ adv.稀少地;极少地05:03.40proverb /prv(:)b/ n.谚语05:05.42anxious /ks/ adj.焦虑的; 不安的;渴望的05:07.63captain /kptin/ n.队长05:09.61injure /ind/ vt.伤害 injury /indri/ n.伤害;损伤;受伤处05:13.39pain /pein/ n.疼痛 painful /peinful/ adj.疼痛的05:17.31normal /n:ml/ adj.正常的;一般的05:19.30lifestyle /laifstail/ n.生活方式05:21.34head /hed/ v.朝. 方式前进 eye /ai/ vt.注视; 观看05:24.63overweight /uvweit/ adj.(人)太胖的; 超重的05:26.67lung /l/ n.肺 throat /rut/ n.喉咙;咽喉;嗓子05:30.38breathe /bri:/ vi.呼吸05:32.13pneumonia /nju(:)munj/ n.肺炎05:34.02prescription /priskripn/ n. 处方05:36.06symptom /simptm/n. 症状05:37.97X-ray /eksrei/ n.X光 awful /:ful/ adj.可怕的;吓人的05:41.77insurance /inurns/ n.保险05:44.09questionnaire /.kwestin/ n.问卷;问卷调查; 调查表05:57.25LISTENING AND VOCABULARY06:00.433.Read the sentences and decide who says them.06:05.63Tick D(doctor)or P (patient).06:12.78Now listen to the conversation and check your answers.06:17.36Hello,Mr Chen, how can I help you? Im not feeling at all well,doctor,06:23.23In fact,I feel awful. Ive got a temperature of 3806:28.79and my chest hurts when I breathe06:31.82How long have you had the temperature? Two or three days?06:35.72About four days, actually. Four days.06:39.61Do you have any other symptoms? Yes,Ive got a sore throat and a cough.06:46.29Can you lie down, please,and Ill examine you?.06:50.18Can you take a deep breath?. And another one.06:56.29Well,Im afraid youve probably got pneumonia.07:00.51Well need to do an X-ray to be certain,07:03.05and we may need to take you into hospital. Oh dear!07:07.36Dont worry. Nowadays,with the right drugs,07:11.26people get better very rapidly.07:13.63Ill write you a prescription Are you allergic to penicillin?07:17.90No,Im not. Good.Is there someone who can take you to hospital?07:23.70A friend of ours is in hospital at the moment07:26.62and my wifes going to visit her this afternoon.07:29.70She can take me in at the same time. That couldnt be better.07:34.15And how are you planning to get home now?07:37.40My wifes going to pick me up in a quarter of an hour. Jolly good.07:42.06Ill write a note for your employers saying that youre sick.07:45.58And Ill ring the hospital and arrange that X-ray for you.07:49.54How long will I be off work? About a week?07:52.72No,I should imagine about two weeks, at least. Two weeks!07:57.59Well,thank you, doctor Goodbye,Mr Chen.08:02.924.Listen again. Answer these questions.08:08.51Hello,Mr Chen, how can I help you? Im not feeling at all well,doctor,08:14.30In fact,I feel awful. Ive got a temperature of 3808:19.93and my chest hurts when I breathe08:22.97How long have you had the temperature? Two or three days?08:26.87About four days, actually. Four days.08:30.76Do you have any other symptoms? Yes,Ive got a sore throat and a cough.08:37.52Can you lie down, please,and Ill examine you?.08:41.41Can you take a deep breath?. And another one.08:47.52Well,Im afraid youve probably got pneumonia.08:51.79Well need to do an X-ray to be certain,08:54.27and we may need to take you into hospital. Oh dear!08:58.68Dont worry. Nowadays,with the right drugs,09:02.52people get better very rapidly.09:04.98Ill write you a prescription Are you allergic to penicillin?09:09.05No,Im not. Good.Is there someone who can take you to hospital?09:15.02A friend of ours is in hospital at the moment09:17.94and my wifes going to visit her this afternoon.09:20.97She can take me in at the same time. That couldnt be better.09:25.46And how are you planning to get home now?09:28.77My wifes going to pick me up in a quarter of an hour. Jolly good.09:33.34Ill write a note for your employers saying that youre sick.09:36.88And Ill ring the hospital and arrange that X-ray for you.09:40.74How long will I be off work? About a week?09:44.00No,I should imagine about two weeks, at least. Two weeks!09:48.90Well,thank you, doctor Goodbye,Mr Chen.09:54.185.Listen again and correct the mistakes in these sentences.10:01.12Hello,Mr Chen, how can I help you? Im not feeling at all well,doctor,10:07.01In fact,I feel awful. Ive got a temperature of 3810:12.64and my chest hurts when I breathe10:15.68How long have you had the temperature? Two or three days?10:19.54About four days, actually. Four days.10:23.51Do you have any other symptoms? Yes,Ive got a sore throat and a cough.10:30.28Can you lie down, please,and Ill examine you?.10:34.04Can you take a deep breath?. And another one.10:40.27Well,Im afraid youve probably got pneumonia.10:44.45Well need to do an X-ray to be certain,10:47.04and we may need to take you into hospital. Oh dear!10:51.34Dont worry. Nowadays,with the right drugs,10:55.20people get better very rapidly.10:57.70Ill write you a prescription Are you allergic to penicillin?11:01.88No,Im not. Good.Is there someone who can take you to hospital?11:07.67A friend of ours is in hospital at the moment11:10.60and my wifes going to visit her this afternoon.11:13.68She can take me in at the same time. That couldnt be better.11:18.21And how are you planning to get home now?11:21.46My wifes going to pick me up in a quarter of an hour. Jolly good.11:26.09Ill write a note for your employers saying that youre sick.11:29.63And Ill ring the hospital and arrange that X-ray for you.11:33.52How long will I be off work? About a week?11:36.83No,I should imagine about two weeks, at least. Two weeks!11:41.61Well,thank you, doctor Goodbye,Mr Chen.11:47.11PRONUNCIATION Liaison11:50.84Listen and mark the sounds which are linked.11:55.751.My chest hurts. 2.Ive got a temperature.12:05.133.Ill write you a prescription. 4.Pick me up at the hospital.12:14.065.Ill be off work for a week. 6.She will visit you this afternoon.12:24.04Now listen again and repeat the answers.12:28.531.My chest hurts. 2.Ive got a temperature.12:38.003.Ill write you a prescription. 4.Pick me up at the hospital.12:46.935.Ill be off work for a week. 6.She will visit you this afternoon.MODULE 2 No Drugs13:12.52READING AND VOCABULARY13:16.002.Read the opening paragraghs of two different articles13:21.12and decide what the topic of each article is.13:24.93Choose the topic from this list.13:29.59A Drug Addict and His Story. Dangerous Activities of Teenagers.13:37.33The Dangers of Using Cocaine13:42.49Article 1 My name is Adam Rouse.13:46.93Im 19 years old and I used to be a drug addict.13:51.97I first started using drugs when I was 15.13:56.58I bought cannabis from a man in the street.14:00.21I continued to buy cannabis from the same man for about six months.14:06.17One day, he offered me some crack cocaine.14:11.51Article 2 Cocaine is a powerfully addictive drug.14:18.75Some drug users inject cocaine, others smoke it.14:24.25Both ways are dangerous.14:27.25Users who inject the drug are also in more danger14:32.15if they share needles with other users.14:37.564.Read parts 16 and decide which article they belong to.14:46.331.Crack cocaine is the most addictive form of cocaine.14:54.02Users become addicted to crack cocaine14:57.54much more easily if they smoke it.15:00.75Smoking allows cocaine to reach the brain very quickly.15:06.422.When I went back to the man again, I wanted more crack cocaine.15:14.68But he asked me for a lot of money. I didnt have enough money15:19.50so he didnt give me any drugs. I was in terrible pain.15:25.713 The next day, I broke into a house15:30.87and stole a television and a video recorder.15:35.15I took them to the drug dealer.15:37.90He told me to take them to a shop in a nearby street.15:44.25The man in the shop gave me some money.15:47.29I took the money to the drug dealer and he gave me some more crack cocaine.15:53.65Using cocaine increases the users heart rate and blood pressure.16:02.01As a result, cocaine users sometimes have heart attacks.16:07.82Smoking crack cocaine also causes anti-social behaviour.16:14.555.By this time, I was addicted to crack cocaine.16:21.61If I didnt have any drugs, I was in terrible pain.16:26.01And I had to steal something every day to pay for the drugs.16:31.12One day, the police took me to the police station.16:36.386.The next day, a doctor came to see me.16:42.22He told me that I could die if I didnt stop taking crack cocaine,16:48.56so I took his advice and stopped immediately.16:54.31Now I work in a centre for drug addicts,16:58.00helping others to stop taking drugs.17:14.56Word List Module 217:17.18drug /drg/ n. 毒品;药品17:18.82bronchitis /brkaitis/ n.支气管炎17:20.90cancer /kns/ n. 癌症17:22.77cigarette /sigret/ n. 香烟17:24.76tobacco/tbku/ n. 烟草;烟丝 addictive/diktiv/ adj.(药物等)上瘾的17:28.72cannabis/knbis/ n.大麻 cocaine /kkein/ n. 可卡因17:32.63danger /deind/ n. 危险17:34.36addict /dikt/ n.对(药物等)上瘾的人 瘾君子17:36.18inject /indekt/ vt.注射 needle /ni:dl/ n. (注射用的)针;针管17:40.11powerful/pauful/ adj.有力的;(药等) 有功效的17:41.88reduce /ridju:s/ v.减少 nearby /nibai/ adj.附近的17:45.61burglary /b:glri/ n. 盗窃;窃案;盗窃罪17:47.18crime /kraim/ n.罪行;犯罪行为 criminal/kriminl/ n.罪犯17:50.90connection /knekn/ n. 联系;关系;关联17:52.97illegal/ili:gl/ adj.违法的;不合法的 ratio /reiiu/ n.比;比率17:56.45shoplifting /p.lifti/ n.逛商店时偷窃商品 的行为17:58.47treatment /tri:tmnt/n.治疗 likely /laikli/ adj. 可能的18:02.45adult /dlt/ n.成人 cafe /kfei/ n.咖啡馆;餐馆18:05.92disagree /.disgri:/ vi.不同意;意见不合18:07.78ban /b:n/ vt.禁止 horrible/hrbl/ adj.令人不快的; 极讨厌的18:10.82affect /fekt/ vt.影响; 对.有坏影响18:12.64participant /p:tisipnt/ n.参与者;参加者18:14.60recognise /rekgnaiz/ vt.认识;认知;认出18:16.79leaflet /li:flit/ n. 传单;印刷品18:18.70distraction /distrkn/ n. 分心;分散注意力18:20.72jogging /dgi/ n.慢跑18:22.42gymnastic /dimnstik/ adj.体操18:35.25LISTENING AND VOCABULARY18:37.752.Listen and answer the questions. Explain your answers.18:44.97Good evening,and welcome to the show.18:47.77With me in the studio is Professor Marion Smith,18:51.45who is an expert on the connection between crime and drug addiction.18:56.11Good evening, Professor Smith. Good evening.18:58.95First of all,how many people use illegal drugs in Britain?19:03.04Possibly four million people.19:04.94Really? Four million? Yes.19:07.92How many of them break the law in order to pay for their drugs?19:11.72Its possible that a hundred thousand people steal19:15.22in order to pay for their drug addiction19:17.30A hundred thousand?! Thats incredible!19:20.86And what kind of crimes do they commit?19:23.39Mainly shoplifting- in other words, stealing from shops19:27.59and burglary, stealing from houses I see.19:31.30And theres another problem.19:33.16Drug users get into trouble with the police for other reasons as well.19:37.74What kind of reasons?19:40.02Well,you often see drug users in public places19:44.04shopping centres, railway stations, for example19:47.77and some of them behave so badly that19:49.84members of the public call the police.19:52.81Some people feel so nervous when they see drug users19:55.97that they call the police anyway. This is a really bad problem,isnt it?20:00.62Absolutely,but the good news is that drug users20:04.03who go to treatment centres usually stop their criminal activities.20:08.60How many addicts go to treatment centres?20:11.64Last year,about 30,000 people went to drug treatment centres.20:16.04Thirty thousand? Thats amazing.20:18.75Yes,there are such a lot of people that there isnt time to help them all.20:22.97What kind of people are they?20:25.01Well,the majority are young people in their twenties.20:28.56And about 75 percent of the young people are men.20:32.36And do all these people live in cities?20:34.70Oh no.The ratio of drug users in society20:38.25is the same in cities and in the countryside.20:41.43But they all have something in common. Whats that?20:44.86Drug users are more likely to get into trouble at school.20:48.40Professor Marion Smith,thank you very much. Thank you.20:54.843.Listen again and complete these sentences.21:00.00Good evening,and welcome to the show.21:02.75With me in the studio is Professor Marion Smith,21:06.48who is an expert on the connection between crime and drug addiction.21:11.09Good evening, Professor Smith. Good evening.21:13.92First of all,how many people use illegal drugs in Britain?21:18.11Possibly four million people.21:20.01Really? Four million? Yes.21:22.93How many of them break the law in order to pay for their drugs?21:26.73Its possible that a hundred thousand people steal21:30.17in order to pay for their drug addiction21:32.33A hundred thousand?! Thats incredible!21:35.88And what kind of crimes do they commit?21:38.50Mainly shoplifting- in other words, stealing from shops21:42.65and burglary, stealing from houses I see.21:46.40And theres another problem.21:48.22Drug users get into trouble with the police for other reasons as well.21:52.72What kind of reasons?21:55.13Well,you often see drug users in public places21:59.11shopping centres, railway stations, for example22:02.78and some of them behave so badly that22:05.07members of the public call the police.22:07.86Some people feel so nervous when they see drug users22:11.11that they call the police anyway. This is a really bad problem,isnt it?22:15.72Absolutely,but the good news is that drug users22:19.12who go to treatment centres usually stop their criminal activities.22:23.63How many addicts go to treatment centres?22:26.69Last year,about 30,000 people went to drug treatment centres.22:31.09Thirty thousand? Thats amazing.22:33.93Yes,there are such a lot of people that there isnt time to help them all.22:38.11What kind of people are they?22:40.18Well,the majority are young people in their twenties.22:43.70And about 75 percent of the young people are men.22:47.54And do all these people live in cities?22:49.83Oh no.The ratio of drug users in society22:53.43is the same in cities and in the countryside.22:56.56But they all have something in common. Whats that?23:00.07Drug users are more likely to get into trouble at school.23:03.63Professor Marion Smith,thank you very much. Thank you.23:10.10PRONUNCIATION Intonation of mood and feeling23:15.60Listen