Unit 6 Design 同步素材2 口语练习 北师大必修二

Unit 6 口语练习LearningObjectives Talk about western paintings Describe a houseKey points &Difficult pointsDescribe paintings and houses, express feelings towards themPart I. Talk about western paintings1. Angles to talk about western paintings(1). Shapes: rectangle, circle, triangle, diamond, square, oval(2). Lines: horizontal, vertical, spiral, curved, wavy(3)Painting styles: abstract, impressionism, expressionism, realism, critical realism(4). Subject matters: scenery, still life, landscape, portrait2. Describe the four following paintings (Refer to the information below)Information for descriptions of the paintings(1) Painter: Vincent van GoghName: SunflowersStyle: impressionisticSubject: sunflowersColor: bright, yellow, red, greenShape: roundFeelings / Personal understanding: passion(2) Painter: Marc ChagallName: I and the VillageStyle: follow the style of cubism (立体派)Subject: a cap-wearing green faced man, a goatColor: richShape: roundMore details: milk a smaller goat, a glowing tree held the mans dark handFeelings / Personal understanding: child memory, homeland(3) Painter: Wassily KandinskyName: On White IIStyle: abstractSubject: be like / look like (your own imagination)Color: blue, yellow, black, red, green, brownShape: triangle, roundLines: strong, straight and wavy, horizontal, verticalFeelings / Personal understanding: play music instrument, imagination, sail(4) Painter: Honor Daumier,1862Name: The Third-class CarriageStyle: realisticSubject: dimly-lit (灯光昏暗) and crowded carriage, a mother holding a baby, mother-in-law, a tired little boyColor: darkPersonal understanding: hollow eyes, think about their hard life, only warmth in the mothers armFeelings/ Personal understanding: Sympathy for the poor peopleA reference form to describe a paintingWere going to present you (name of the painting)_ by (painter) _. This is a typical (style) _ painting. There are / is / I can see (subject matters) _ in the painting. (color/ lines/ shapes)_Some people think / feel _Others think / feel _It reminds me of_when I see the painting.Part II. Describing a house I Quiz1Where do you find a toaster and a kettle?2Where do you find pillows, blankets, and an alarm clock?3Where do you find shampoo, soap, and a shower?4Where do you find a T.V., a sofa and a coffee table?5Where do you find coat hangers and clean clothes?6Where do you find bicycles, the car and various odds and ends?7Where do you find spades, bulbs and gardening gloves?8Where do you find diapers?9Where do you find a washing machine, soap powder and dirty socks?10Where do you find lavatory paper, and a seat cover?II VocabularyDifferent kinds of Housingapartment (single-family)house duplex/ two family house townhouse/homedormitory/dorm mobile home/trailer farmhouse cabinDifferent RoomsAtticPeople store things in the attic.BallroomA room in stately homes where rich people dance and concerts are held.Box RoomA small room used for storage.ConservatoryA greenhouse attached to a house for the display of plants.Games RoomA room in large houses where games are played.HallThe entrance passage to a house.LibraryA room where books are kept.PantryA small room used to store kitchen and dining items.Spare Room/Guest RoomA room where guests sleep.Utility RoomA room where appliances such as washing machines are used. Description of a houseI live in a big yellow house near the main road. Our house has eight windows and two balconies that overlook a big garden. On the ground floor there are a kitchen, a hall, a living-room with many paintings on the walls, a dining-room where we have all our meals, a bathroom, a toilet, a computer room with lots of books in a giant bookcase that fills the whole wall, and a garage. In front of the house there are a garden, a swimming-pool, and a large, green fountain with fish.On the first floor there are three bedrooms, a bathroom, and a small toilet. On the second floor there is an attic which has all kinds of old furniture. Behind the house there is a vegetable garden. We have a large basement too, with a cozy sitting-room and an open fireplace.III DialogueDialogue 1 Talking about a houseA: David really has a nice big house!B: He sure does. And I like the beautiful red wooden door with that old yellow bell.A: Did you see the big round Indonesian teak(柚木) table in his study?B: Do you mean that big old black table?A: Yes, that one. Isnt it nice?B: No, I think its just an enormous old round thing. I prefer that small round red table he has in the kitchen. The plastic one.A: No, I think red plastic looks cheap.B: But you cant say that the elegant big crystal table he has in the dining room isnt nice, can you?A: Oh, that round Italian crystal table? Beautiful!B: And what a wonderful green Italian leather sofa!A: That long green couch? No, I didnt like it - too green! But I did like the small modern red chairs he has.B: Those round red plastic chairs? I thought you didnt like red plastic.A: But those are nice. Lets say that its wonderful to have enough money to buy small red French plastic chairs, isnt it?注意：形容词的排列顺序：a beautiful small round old yellow French wooden reading room美小圆旧黄，法国木书房Dialogue 2 Buying a new apartmentA: I like this apartment. Do you think we can afford the mortgage?B: Yes, I think so. Its not a very expensive apartment. Its in the right area and it has everything that we are looking for. The rooms are quite large, too.A: I love the balcony. We can sit outside and enjoy the sun in summer. We are on the 12th floor, so theres a very nice view from the balcony.B: The neighborhood is nice too. There is a park nearby.A: Yes, and there are many houses nearby. I like it that the neighborhood isnt full of apartment blocks.A: It is a pity we cant afford a house. A garden would be so nice.B: Yes, it would. Dont worry. There is a lawn outside the building and theres the park nearby. This place will be fine.A: The building is quite new and well constructed. I am happy with the fittings too.B: Yes, everything has been well designed.Dialogue 3Finding an apartmentA: Hi, there. Come in. What can I do for you?B: I saw your ad in an apartment guide booklet. Do you have any vacancies?A: Oh, we sure do. Please have a seat! What kind of apartment are you looking for?B: I would like a 2 bedroom with one bath.A: We have a two-bedroom unit that was vacated just last week. Its been being re-done right now- new carpets, blinds, ceiling fan, new counter tops. Would you like to see it?B: Yes, but first, may I ask you a few questions?A: Of course.B: Okey. Most important, of course, is the rent. Also, what are the moving-in fees?A: The rent is seven-fifty a month. There is a $300 cleaning deposit, and the first and last months rent must be paid in advance. So- your total move-in cost is eighteen hundred.B: Are the utilities paid?A: Gas and water are paid, but there is an $80 hook-up fee charged by the Gas Company. Thats refunded after 6 months.Dialogue 4Searching a HouseA: Ive been looking for an apartment.B: How many rooms do you have in mind?A: Id like to rent a thr