新编剑桥商务英语module 5PPT课件

.,Module5,.,Reading:-Artatwork,Listening:-Aninterviewwithanartconsultant,Listening:-Someopinionsonart,Speaking-Ameetingaboutartwork,5.1Theworkplace,1,2,3,4,.,Reading:Artatwork,Readaboutacompanythatdealswithartintheworkplace.CompletetheinformationwithanswersA,B,CorD.InternationalArtConsultant(1)_in1979,InternationalArtConsultantshasbeensourcingandcommissioningart(2)_forover25years.Wework(3)_clientsinthecorporate,hotel,healthcareandurbanregeneration(4)_.Ourclients(5)_frommultinationalcompanieswith1millionartbudgetstoorganizationsrentingartforjust10aweek.A(6)_offourteen,wearesmallenoughtocareandlargeenoughtocope.1.A.FoundedB.SetC.SinceD.Last2.A.internationalB.worldwideC.allD.around3.A.asB.inC.underD.with4.A.divisionsB.industriesC.sectorsD.sections5.A.rangeB.reportC.buyD.supply6.A.departmentB.buildingC.unitD.team,.,Weoffera(7)_combinationofcommercialexperience,specialistartknowledgeandhighqualityserviceandsupport.Whateverthesizeoftheprojectour(8)_isforallourclientstobe100%satisfiedwiththeendresult.Over75%ofourworkcomesfrom(9)_businessorreferrals.Weworkalongsideprofessionalartistswhocreateartofthehighestartisticandtechnicalquality,and(10)_ourstaffhavedifferentareasofspecialistartknowledgeandexpertise.Wehopethatyouwill(11)_anappointmenttovisitus,lookroundthegalleries,usethevisualreferencedatabases,anddiscussyourparticularart(12)_withus.7.A.originalB.mixC.brandD,unique8.A.scopeB.aimC.outcomeD.line9.A.newB.rentalC.replyD.repeat10.A.fewB.allC.moreD.any11.A.makeB.doC.haveD.attend12.A.insureB.objectivesC.requirementsD.paintings,.,Drawupselectionofpossibleartworks._,Installation._,Selectorcommissionartworks._,Artconsultantmakesinitialvisit._,Presentpossiblechoicestoclient._,Listening1:Aninterviewwithanartconsultant,1.Therearefivemainstagesforanartconsultantinchargeofsupplyingartworks.Thefollowingstagesareinthewrongorder.Workinpairsandnumberthestages1to5.Listentothefirstpartofaninterviewwithanartconsultantandcheckyouranswers.,3,5,4,1,2,.,2.Listentothesecondpartoftheinterview.Doestheconsultantnormallyrecommendtraditionalormodernartworksforcompanies?Why?,Overall,thespeakerseemstobesuggestingthatmodernartworksareabetterchoicetoshowyouareamoderncompanyandplanningforthefuture.Traditionalartworkssaythatacompanyisoldorlacksnewideas.,.,1)Ifyouareinterestedinhavingartinyourworkplace,thebestthingtodoistoA.askanartconsultanttovisitthepremises.B.lookatwhereyouwanttoputthepaintingsanddecidehowmanyyouneedforthesizeofthebuilding.C.decidewhattypeofartyoulike.2)TheartisusuallychosenA.bythespecialistB.bytheclientC.withbothsidesinagreement3)Withaspeciallycommissionedworkofart,itsbestthatyouletA.theconsultanttelltheartistwhatyouwant.B.theartistknowwhatyouwant.C.theartistmakemostofthedecisions.4)TheconsultantbelievesthatchoosingartfortheworkplaceisaboutA.everyoneagreeingonwhattheylike.B.havingsomethingnicetolookat.C.lettingpeopleknowwhatkindofcompanyyouare.5)Whydomostcompanieschoosecontemporaryormodernart?A.Becausepeopledontliketraditionalart.B.Becausepeopledontknowifitsgoodorbad.C.Becauseitsendsoutacertainmessageaboutthecompany.6)Whatdoestheinterviewerthinkisagoodidea?A.Torenttheart.B.Tobuytheart.C.Toregularlychangetheart.,3.Listenagaintobothpartsoftheinterview.Choosethebestanswer(A,BorC)forquestions1-6.,.,Listeningscript(firstpart),I=interviewerAC=ArtconsultantI:IdliketobeginbyaskingyoutoimaginethatIvebeenaskedtofindsomeartformycompanysoffice.WherewouldIstart?AC:Well,thefirststageinselectingartisnormallyforoneofourartconsultantstovisityouonsitetoassessthelocation,thesizeoftheareaandthestyleofthebuildingandsoon.I:HowmuchdifferencedoesitmakewhereIactuallyputthepaintings?AC:Agreatdeal.Artneedstobeplacedtakingintoaccountthefunctionofaspace.Differenttypesofartareappropriatefordifferentareas.Oncewehaveanideaaboutwhatkindofworkitisyoudoandhowthespaceisused,thenbebegintofindartworksandpresentaselectionofartforyourbusinessandbuilding.Wecandothison-siteoryoucanvisitourgalleries.Thewholethingisatwo-waycollaborativeprocess.I:Soyoualreadyhavethepainting?,.,AC:Yes,orwecanaskanartisttocreateworksforyourspecificspace.Inthiscase,theclienthassomeinputbutitsimportanttorememberwhenchoosingworkplaceartthatartisnotyourbrand.Ifyouasktheartisttoemphasizesyourcompanyimageinsomeway,youlljustendupwithbadart.Eitherway,youhaveanartconsultantwhooverseesandprojectmanagestheproductionofanycommissionedartworkandmakessureitscompletedandinstalledontimeandwithinbudget.Andthatalsoincludesfittingappropriatelightingandanyothermaintenanceandfitting.,.,Listeningscript(secondpart),I=InterviewerAC=ArtconsultantI:OnethingIdontunderstandishowacompanyeverdecideswhattochoose.Imean,artissuchapersonalthing.Howdoesanyoneeveragree?AC:Well,thatstrue.Ithinkitsimportantthatyoudontsetupcommitteesoranything.Ifyouhaveaworkforceof300andyouaskeveryone,youllget300differentanswers.No,youneedtokeepitsmall.Justoneortwopeople.Butchoosingartforyourofficesisntnecessarilyaboutchoosingwhattheindividuallikes.Therealbenefitsforabusinessarethattheartworkgivesapositiveimagetoclients.I:Sowhatsatypicaltypeofart?AC:ItsovervariedbutingeneralIsuggestsomethingstrongandbold.Ifitsjustlightcolorsthatnoonecanreallysee,itspointless.Youneedartwhichshowsyourclientsyouhavegoodtasteandthatyouaresuccessful.I:Ioftengointobuildingsandlookatmodernartandthin,Whatisthat?Itisntofanything.Nopeople.Nothing.Whydosomanycompanieschooseit?,.,AC:Thereareanumberofreasons,otherthanthefactthatthemanagingdirectormightlikeit.Youdontwantartthatwilloffendanyone.Soapaintingofamanandwomanwithonclothesonisabadidea.Similarly,alandscapeorapaintingofthecountrysideisthesortofthingyouhaveinyourlivingroomathomeanddoesntlookverycorporate.Alsotheartneedstosaywhatkindofcompanyyouare.Mostcompanieswanttogiveclientsthemessagethatsaysweremodernandwereplanningforthefuture.Aclassicalpaintingsayswereoldandtraditional.Apaintingbyayoungmodernpaintergivesamorepositiveimage.Andremember,itdoesnthavetobeapainting.Asculptureinthereceptionareacanbeveryeffective,forexample.I:Finally,allthismustbeveryexpensive.Howdoesacompanyjustifythousandsofpoundsonthiskindofthing?AC:Itcanbeexpensivebutofcoursemanypeoplerentworksfromus-foraslittleastenpoundsaweek.Italsomeansthatifyouchangeyourmindafterayearorso,itseasytochangethepiece.I:Thatsoundslikeagoodidea,.,Listening2:Someopinionsonart,1.Acompanyischoosinganartworkforitsreceptionarea.Listentofiveemployeescommentingonthefiveartworksbelow.Decidewhichartworkeachspeakeriscommentingon.Numbertheartwork.,3,5,4,1,2,.,2.Listenagain.MatchtheviewsA-Hwithspeakers1-5.,Speaker1_Speaker2_Speaker3_Speaker4_Speaker5_,A.thoughtthatthepictureshouldbebolder.B.commentedthatitdidntlooklikeanythingheknew.C.explainedwhatitwas.D.askedwhatitwas.E.apologizedfornotknowinganythingaboutart.F.saiditdidntlooklikeart.G.arguedthatthepictureshouldbemodernandcontemporary.H.suggestedwheretoputit.,B,D,F,A,H,E,G,C,.,Speaking:Ameetingaboutartwork,Workingroupsofthreetocompletethefollowingtask.,Yourcompanywantstobuyartworksforthesepartsofthebuilding:1)Thereceptionarea2)Theofficearea3)TheconferenceroomHoldthreeshortmeetings.Ineachmeetingdiscussandchooseoneoftheartworksatthetopofthepageforonepartofthebuilding.Adifferentmemberofthegroupshouldtakenotesforeachmeeting.Attheendofthemeeting,thispersonreportsbacktothegroupwhatwassaidandwhatwasdecided.,.,5.2Participatinginameeting,Reading&Vocabulary,Writing,Speaking,Listening,-Minutesofameeting,-Expressionsformeetings,-Meetingaregreat,-Reportonameeting,.,Readthefirsttwoquestionsinlines1and2ofthearticleaboutmeetings.Whatwouldyouanswer?Nowreadtherestofthearticle.Inmostofthelinesthereisoneextraincorrectword.Putalinethroughtheincorrectword.Somelinesarecorrect.Forexampleline1iscorrectandline2containsanextraword.,1)Doyouspendhoursinmeetings?Howoftendoyouwonderwhenyoure2)supposedtogetsomerealworkdone?Meetingsseemtofilloutourschedules3)andmostpeoplewouldsaythatemployeeshateattendofficemeetings.Its4)oneofthoseanecdotalthingsthatssuchhardtoquestion,saysorganizational5)psychologistStevenG.RogelbergattheUniversityoftheNorthCarolina.Ithink6)itsasocialnormtocomplainaboutyourmeetings.ButwhenRogelbergand7)hiscolleaguesgavein980workersoneoftwoquestionnairesabouttheirtime8)spentinscheduledmeetingsandforoveralljobsatisfaction,theget-togethers,Reading:Meetingaregreat,.,9)werenotuniformlycriticized.Infact,thestudysuggeststhattoavoidtheweekly10)orevendailyofficegatheringmaynotalwaysbeaboutagoodidea.Theyfound11)Thatemployeeswhoaregoal-orientatedandwhoseworkdoesnotrequiremuch12)inputdotendtobegenerallydissatisfiedwithitsmeetings.Butindividualswhose13)workdependsoninteractionwithothersandwhohavesomewhatflexible,14)unstructuredjobsareactuallymoresatisfiedthatthemoremeetingstheyattend.,.,Vocabulary:Verbcollocations,Completethesesentencesaboutorfrommeetingswithasuitableverbbelow.,setgivemoveholdgotakerunseeattendreach,1.Idliketo_abriefmeetingnextweek.DoyouhaveanytimeonMonday?2.Asthechairperson,Mikewill_themeeting.3.I_yourpointbuttheresoneproblemwithit.4.Itsanothermemofromthebosstellingmeto_anotherofhismeetings.5.Who_theagendaforthis?Itdoesntseemtobecomplete.6.CanIaskyouto_minutesonthismeeting?7.Ithinkweshould_ontothenextitemontheagenda.8.ImnotsureIcancompletely_alongwithyouonthatpoint.9.Theaimisto_anagreementonthisbyfouroclock.10.WellbeginwithHenrykwholl_usashortpresentationonhisprogress.,hold,run,see,attend,set,take,move,go,reach,give,.,Speaking:Expressionsformeetings,1.Theexpressionsontheleftcomefromveryformalmeetings.Usually,youwillonlyneedtousethelessformalandmoredirectexpressionsontheright.Matchexpressionswiththesamemeaning.,A,J,D,E,H,K,F,G,I,B,C,.,2.Therearemoreexpressionswhichcanbeusedinameeting.,Giveyouropinion:Itseemstomethat/Ithink/InmyopinionSuggestnewidea:Idliketosuggestthatwe/Lets/Whydontwe?Disagreewithlastopinion:Imsorry,butIjustcantagreewithyouthere./Idisagree./No,becauseAskforopinion:Howdoyoufeelaboutthatidea?/Whatdoyouthink?/Howdoyoufeelaboutthat?Agreewithlastopinion:Idgoalongwithyouthere./Iagree./Sure.Movetonextitemontheagenda:Isuggestwemoveontothenextitem/Letsmoveon/MovingonthepointtwoYoudontunderstandthelastpoint:Sorry,butIdontquitefollowyou./sorry,Idontunderstand./Canyouexplainwhatyoumeanexactly?Askformoreexplanation:Wouldyoumindtellingusalittlemoreabout?/Idliketoknowmoreabout/TellusalittlemoreaboutAskifeveryoneagrees:Havewereachedagreementonthis?/Doweallagree?/IsthatOKwitheveryone?,.,Listening:Reportonameeting,Youworkforapublishingcompany.YournexttradefairisinSeattle.Yourdepartmentheldaplanningmeetingwiththeagendabelow.Readthehandwrittennotesaboutwhatwasdiscussed.Someinformationisincorrect.Listentopartsofthemeetingandcorrectit.,Agenda,PARTICIPANTS:RobertSamuelson(Chair),DahliaZille,HugoSata.DATE:27thNovember2pmROOM:303A,1.Conferencestartson8thJanuary.Exhibitorsarewelcometoarriveon6thtosetup.HSsaiditwasabadidea.DZdisagreedandwillgoon6th.2.Travelandaccommodation.DZofferedtofindhotelandfindflights.3.Shouldwesponsoraneveningbuffetfordelegates?HSsuggestedabreakfastbuffet.DZdisagreed.Preferredlunchevent.Allagreed.RStogiveHSbudget.4.Anyotherbusiness?DZpointedoutproblem.Thebrochurehasincorrectdates.HSofferedtomakenewpricelists.DZandRSagreed.,agreed,7th,DZdidntofferbuthasalreadyfoundahotel.,alunchtimereception,agreed,price,RS,.,Listeningscript:,RS=RobertSamuelsonHS=HugoSataDZ=DahliaZilleRS:OK.Pointoneisabouttheconference.Itstartsonthe8thbutIthinksomeoneshouldgooutearlyonthe6th.Whatdoyouthink,Hugo?HS:Sorry,butIdidthatlastyearandsataroundforaday.Therewasreallynothingtodo.Ithinkifwegoearlyitshouldntbeuntilthe7th.Itreallyisntworthit.RS:OK,thatfine.Doyouagree,Dahlia?DZ:Sure.Doyouwantmetogo?RS:IsthatOKwithyou,Hugo?HS:Absolutely.RS:OK,pointtwo.Imassumingyouredealingwiththat,Dahlia.DZ:Yes,IvealreadyfoundagoodhotelnearthefairandIllbooktheflights.RS:Great.Nowwhataboutthisideatosponsorareceptionfordelegates?Inthepast,otherpublishershavesponsoreddrinksandbuffetsintheevening.Idlikeso