教材试题 Unit 3 Listening (Workbook)

Unit 3 Under the sea(Workbook)LISTENING1 Before you listen, look at the photos and answer the questions in groups. 1 Where have you seen these animals?2 What do you know about them?3 How do you feel when you look at the photos of them?2 Now listen to the news reports on shark attacks. Number the places where these attacks happened in the order you hear them. 1 Perth2 South Australian coast3 Hawaii4 Seal Rocks, New South Wales5 North Queensland coast3 Listen several times again to complete the details of each attack. News reportAge and sex of person attackedTime of attackInjuries suffered Activity of person at timeType / length of shark123454 In groups, discuss these questions. 1 Do you think that sharks that harm people should be hunted down and killed? Give reasons. 2 Do you think it matters how many sharks are killed by people? Give reasons. LISTENING TEXTNEWS REPORTS：SHARK ATTACKSNews report 1A man is recovering at home after being attacked by a shark while standing in about 50cm of water at Seal Rocks in New South Wales at sunset yesterday. He received cuts to his leg and foot. A hospital spokesman said the injuries were not serious and the man was not admitted to hospital. News report 2In Hawaii, a shark bit off the left arm of a 13-year-old surfer while she was on her board in clear water. Betty Hamilton lost her left arm just below the shoulder. Tom Hamilton said his daughter was resting comfortably in hospital. News report 3A 30-year-old man was attacked by a 2-metre shark while snorkelling this morning off the North Queensland coast. He was bitten on the left side of his body and upper arm and has been taken by air to hospital. News report 4A man has been killed in a shark attack at 6:30 am this morning in shallow water at a popular city beach in Perth. Scores of witnesses watched as the 5.8 metre shark attacked 49-year-old Ken Crew, tearing off his leg. He had been swimming with friends at the time. Crew was pulled to the shore on a surf ski but died soon afterwards. The area is being searched but the shark, believed to be a great white, will not be hunted down. News report 5A diver has been attacked and killed by a great white shark off the South Australian coast. Paul Buckland，23，was attacked on Tuesday as he was coming to the surface after diving for shellfish. Buckland yelled for help as he was being held in the sharks mouth，according to police. His friend, Shannon Jenzen, tried to pull Buckland into their boat, but the shark attacked again from behind, taking a leg and large part of his body. Buckland bled to death shortly after. Answer key for Exercise 2：Order：1 Perth4 2 South Australian coast5 3 Hawaii2 4 Seal Rocks, New South Wales1 5 North Queensland const3 Answer key for Exercise 3：News reportAge and sex ofperson attackedTime of attackInjuries sufferedActivity of person at the timeType / length ofshark1Man(age not stated)SunsetReceived cuts to his leg and footStanding inabout 50cm ofwater(Not stated)2Girl, 13(Not stated)Left arm bittenoff just below theshoulderSurfing(Not stated)3Man, 30In the morningBitten on the leftside of his bodyand upper armSnorkelling(Type not stated)，2 metres long4Man, 496:30 amLeg torn off, diedSwimming withfriend