商务英语口语（第3版）课件Unit 10 Sightseeing

Unit10Sightseeing1.Whatdoeshop-onandhop-offmean?2.Notedownthetouristsightsinthevideo.3.WhydopeoplethrowacoinintheTreviFountain?4.Discussion:whatcitydoyouwanttomostandwhatwouldyouliketoseeinthatcity?Youcangetonandgetoffatanydesignatedstop.It’susuallyatouristbusortramthatfollowsacircularroutewithfixedstopsthroughacityandthatallowspayingpassengersunlimitedtravelforaday(orotherperiodoftime)withthefreedomtodisembarkatanystopandre-boardanotherbusortramtocontinuetheirjourney.Colosseum,SpanishSteps,CapitolSquare,Pantheon,CircusMaximus,VaticanCity,St.Peter’sBasilica,TeatrodiMarcello,TreviFountainBecausethereisasaying:IfyouthrowacoinoveryourshoulderintotheTreviFountain,youwillreturntoRomeHelloguys.I’verecentlybeenpromotedtoSalesManager’sassistantbecauseofmygoodperformanceinwork.Helloeveryone.I’mNemo.I’llbeheretohelpMichaeltoguidehisclientaroundthecityaswellastointroducesomefamousscenicspots.Task1Lookatthecomics,describeitandthendiscussitwithyourpartners.Wordsandexpressionsforyourreference:beach travelagency islanddiving palmtree isolatedlonely disappointed desertedsand wasteoftime forsakenrelaxingmaroonedTask1Task2Task3Part1Warm-uppart1part2part3part4part5Tip1_____________________________________________________Tip2_____________________________________________________Tip3_____________________________________________________Task2FillintheblanksPart1Warm-upTask1Task2Task3IamgoingtoreceiveanimportantbusinesspartnerfromUSandshowhimaroundthecity,butNemoisnothere.Sowouldyouliketogivemesometipsforsightseeing?Task3ListentothedialogueandfinishthequestionsPart1Warm-upTask1Task2Task3Thanksforyoursuggestions.TodayIcameacrossmyneighborBruce,whoisaguideinatravelagency.Pleaselistentoourdialogue.Tip1________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Tip2Guidinghasacertainsetofskills:a.________________________________________b.presentinginformationinasimpleandpreciseway.c.________________________________________Tip3Themostimportantthinginguidingisstorytelling:a.________________________________________________________________________________b.____________________________________________________________________________________Tip4__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Herearesomegoodexpressionsusedintheconversation.Atourguideisapersonwhoguidesgroupsorindividualtouriststoshowthemandinterprettheculturalandnaturalheritageoftheareatheyvisit;apersonwhoalsopossesknowledgeofcontemporarysocialandpoliticallifeofaspecificarea.selectingandvaryinginformationfordifferentaudiences.allowingvisitorstoseeandunderstandontheirown.1.WhatarethetipsBrucegavetoMichael?Let’ssumup.Someoftipshavebeenlisted.

Whenyouguideatour,makesureyouhaveafewfunandcompellingstoriestotellaboutthesights.Peoplearemorelikelytofeelengagedwhentheyarelisteningtoagoodstory,ratherthanalistofdatesandnames.Tryaddingsomehumorandpassion.Noonewantsadry,boring,humorlesshistorylesson.Youshouldalsohaveatruepassionforthecityandconveythatpassiontoyourguests.Part1Warm-upScriptofTask3Michael:Goodevening,Bruce.Bruce:Hey,Michael.It’sbeenawhile.Haveyoubeenbusy?Michael:Yes,I’vebeenprettybusy.Howareyou?Bruce:Oh,youknowme.Sameold,sameold.JustfinishedaguidedtourwithanEuropeangroup.Gotseveraldaysoff.Howaboutyou?Michael:I’vebeenpromotedtoSalesManager’sassistanttwoweeksago.Andmysalaryhasalmostdoubled!Bruce:Congratulations!Goodforyou!Michael:Thankyou,Bruce.Bruce:Sowhathaveyoubeenuptorecently?Michael:MybossaskedmetoreceivethisimportantbusinesspartnerfromtheUSandtoshowhimaroundthecityapartfrombusiness.SoI’vebeenpreparingforit.Bruce:Howisitgoingsofar?Michael:Notsogood.Yousee,I’mnotlocalandI’veonlymovedhereacouplemonths.I’mnotfamiliarwiththetouristattractions,neitherhaveIanyideahowtoguideatour.Bruce,you’reaprofessionalguide,canyougivemesomeadvice?Part1Warm-upBruce:Sure.Firstyouneedtounderstandthatatourguideisapersonwhoguidesgroupsorindividualtouriststoshowthemandinterprettheculturalandnaturalheritageoftheareatheyvisit;apersonwhoalsopossesknowledgeofcontemporarysocialandpoliticallifeofaspecificarea.Michael:Wow,thatsoundslikeareallychallengingjob.Bruce:Indeeditis.Guidingrequiresacertainsetofskills.Itinvolvesselectingandvaryinginformationfordifferentaudiences,presentinginformationinasimpleandprecisewayaswellasallowingvisitorstoseeandunderstandontheirown.Michael:Lookslikeinvisibleskillsbutinfluencetouristswhenwellperformed.Bruce:Goodpoint,Michael.You’realreadygettingintoit.Now,themostimportantthinginguidingisstorytelling.Whenyouguideatour,makesureyouhaveafewfunandcompellingstoriestotellaboutthesights.Peoplearemorelikelytofeelengagedwhentheyarelisteningtoagoodstory,ratherthanalistofdatesandnames.Michael:Icanseewhy.PersonallyIloveagoodandintriguingstory.IguessI’dbetterstarttolookforsome.Bruce:Youprobablyshould.Becauseittakesalotoftimetomemorizeandthentellitinaninterestingway.Michael:You’reright.Whatelsedoyousuggest?Bruce:Whenyou’reguiding,tryaddingsomehumorandpassion.Noonewantsadry,boring,humorlesshistorylesson.Youshouldalsohaveatruepassionforthecityandconveythatpassiontoyourguests.Michael:That’squitealottotakein.Thankyousomuch,Bruce!Ioweyouone.Bruce:Noproblem.GoodluckwithyourAmericanguest.Michael:Thanks.Haveagoodrestonyourdays-off.guidedtour （1）________________________________befamiliarwith...（2）对……熟悉touristattractions（3）旅游景点culturalandnaturalheritage（4）_______________________________achallengingjob（5）_______________________________feelengaged （6）有参与感

convey...to... （7）_______________________________Ioweyouone.（8）_______________________________Part1Warm-up有导游的游览文化和自然遗产一份有挑战性的工作2.FillouttheChinesemeaningofsomeoftheexpressionsusedintheconversation.把……传达给某人我欠你一次/我欠你一个人情IamshowingMr.Thatcheraroundthecityaftezrbusinesswasdone.Pleaselistentothedialoguesandfinishthetasks.PartIIListeningPracticeMichael:Goodmorning,Mr.Thatcher.Didyouhaveagoodnight’ssleep?Mr.Thatcher:Morning,Michael.YesIdid.Thankyouforasking.Sowhathaveyouplannedformetoday?Michael:I’mgoingtoshowyouaroundthecityandtakeyoutoafamous(1)totrysomelocalspecialties.Mr.Thatcher:Soundsgood.Nowcouldyoubriefmeaboutthe(2)informationaboutHangzhou?Michael:Sure.Hangzhouisthecapitalandmost(3)cityofZhejiangProvince.ItsitsattheheadofHangzhouBay.Hangzhougrewtoprominenceasthesouthern(4)oftheGrandCanalandhasbeenoneofthemost(5)andprosperouscitiesinChinaformuchofthelastmillennium,dueinparttoitsbeautifulnaturalscenery.Mr.Thatcher:Lookslikeyouliveinawonderfulcity.Arewegoingtoseesomeofthenaturalscenerytoday?Michael:Yes.We’llarriveatWestLakeinamoment,whichisthebest-knowntouristattraction.Hangzhouisanemergingtechnologyhubandhometothee-commercegiantAlibaba.Mr.Thatcher:Yes.JackMaisquitea(6)person.Infact,mycompanyisalsodoingbusinesswithAlibaba.Michael:HangzhouhostedtheeleventhG-20summitin2016.I’msureyou’veheardaboutit.Thishasmadethecityevenmorefamousthanever.Mr.Thatcher:Indeed.IwatcheditsopeningceremonyonTV.Itwas(7)!Whatwastheparkcalled?Youknow,wheretheydidthe(8).Michael:It’scalled...er...IforgotitsEnglishname.Butit’sQuYuanFengHeinChinese.Andwe’llgotherelater.restaurantgeneralpopulousterminusrenownedremarkablespectacularperformancepart1part2part3part4part5Practice1.ListentothefollowingdialogueandFillinthemissingwords.Sillyquestion/response

Reasons

I’mgoingtoshowyouaroundthecity.It’scalled...er...IforgotitsEnglishname.Heshouldbemorespecific,bettermentionsomescenicspots.Heshouldhavedonehisworkandmemorizetheinformationaboutwheretheyweregoing.Michaelhasmadetwoinappropriatequestionandresponse.Doyouknowwhatarethey?Andstateyourreasons.PartIIListeningPractice。

Listenagainandfillinthetable.Practice1Michael:Goodmorning,Mr.Thatcher.Didyouhaveagoodnight’ssleep?Mr.Thatcher:Morning,Michael.YesIdid.Thankyouforasking.Sowhathaveyouplannedformetoday?Michael:I’mgoingtoshowyouaroundthecityandtakeyoutoafamousrestauranttotrysomelocalspecialties.Mr.Thatcher:Soundsgood.NowcouldyoubriefmeaboutthegeneralinformationaboutHangzhou?Michael:Sure.HangzhouisthecapitalandmostpopulouscityofZhejiangProvince.ItsitsattheheadofHangzhouBay.HangzhougrewtoprominenceasthesouthernterminusoftheGrandCanalandhasbeenoneofthemostrenownedandprosperouscitiesinChinaformuchofthelastmillennium,dueinparttoitsbeautifulnaturalscenery.Mr.Thatcher:Lookslikeyouliveinawonderfulcity.Arewegoingtoseesomeofthenaturalscenerytoday?Michael:Yes.We’llarriveatWestLakeinamoment,whichisthebest-knowntouristattraction.Hangzhouisanemergingtechnologyhubandhometothee-commercegiantAlibaba.Mr.Thatcher:Yes.JackMaisquitearemarkableperson.Infact,mycompanyisalsodoingbusinesswithAlibaba.Michael:HangzhouhostedtheeleventhG-20summitin2016.I’msureyou’veheardaboutit.Thishasmadethecityevenmorefamousthanever.Mr.Thatcher:Indeed.IwatcheditsopeningceremonyonTV.Itwasspectacular!Whatwastheparkcalled?Youknow,wheretheydidtheperformance.Michael:It’scalled...er...IforgotitsEnglishname.Butit’sQuYuanFengHeinChinese.We’llgotherelater.PartIIListeningPractice（1）______（2）______（3）______（4）______（5）______（6）______（7）______（8）______（9）______（10）______(1)specialtya.G20峰会(2)brief...about...b.开幕式(3)growtoprominencec.电子商务巨头(4)GrandCanald.向……做基本介绍(5)millenniume.更加，尤其(6)emergingtechnologyhubf.变得有名(7)e-commercegiantg.京杭大运河(8)G-20summith.一千年，千禧年(9)morethaneveri.特色菜(10)openingceremonyj新兴的科技中心idfghjcaebPartIIListeningPractice3.StudythefollowingexpressionsandmatchthemwiththecorrespondingChineseequivalents._____(1)MichaelhasreservedatableforhimandMr.ThatcheratLouWaiLou._____(2)Therestauranthasalonghistoryandoffersauthenticlocaldishes._____(3)Mr.Thatcherisabigfanoffishandheenjoysthetasteofvinegaraswell._____(4)Beggar’schickenwasoriginallymadewithlotusleavesandclayandbakedonfire._____(5)Mr.Thatcherorderedthechickenandthepork.TTFTFIdidn’tdowellinguidingthetourbefore.ButIstillhavechance.Thefollowingisadialogueinarestaurant.PartIIListeningPracticePractice21.Listentothedialogueanddecidewhetherthestatementsbelowaretrue(T)orfalse(F).Practice2ScriptMichael:Excuseme,Ibookedatablefortwo.It’sunderthenameMichael.Waiter:Onemoment.Yes,Michael,atablefortwo.Thiswayplease.I’llbringyouthemenurightaway.(MichaelandMr.Thatcherareseatedandlookingatthemenu.)Mr.Thatcher:Thisisanicerestaurant!Lookatthosewoodcarvingsontheceiling.Michael:Yes.LouWaiLouhasahistoryofmorethan160yearsandit’sthemostauthenticlocalrestaurant.Manyfamouspeoplehadcometodinehereinthepast.Mr.Thatcher:Wow!Andthefoodseemsdeliciousaswell.EventhoughIdon’tknowasingleChineseword,I’vealreadygainedanappetitebyjustlookingatthepictures.Michael:Waittillyouhavetherealdish.Mr.Thatcher:Lookingforwardtoit.SoMichael,whatdoyourecommend?Michael:Well,themostrenownedspecialtiesareWestLakeFishinVinegarGravy,Beggar’sChicken,FriedShrimpswithLongJinTeaLeavesandDongpoPork.Mr.Thatcher:Hmm,Idon’teatfishveryoften,neitherdoIlikethesmellofvinegar.Sonofishforme.What’sthisBeggar’sChicken?Madebyabeggar?Michael:Yes!Thestorysaysthatabeggargotachickenbuthecouldn’tcookitsincehehadneithercookingequipmentnorseasonings.Finallyhewrappedthechickenwithlotusleavesandclayandbakeditonfire.Tohissurprise,thechickenwasverytastywiththiscookingmethod.Arestaurantheardandimprovethedish.Mr.Thatcher:Quiteaninterestingstorybehindthefood!I’llhavethechickenthen.Theshrimpslookyummy.I’lltaketheshrimpstoo.Michael:Right.Letmeplaceourorder.Waiter!Comehere.Wewantafruitsalad,aBeggar’sChicken,FriedShrimpswithLongJingTeaLeaves,oneportionofDongpoPorkforme,andtwobottlesofbeer.PartIIListeningPracticeMichael:Excuseme,Ibookedatablefortwo.It’sunderthenameMichael.Waiter:Onemoment.Yes,Michael,atablefortwo.Thiswayplease.I’llbringyouthemenurightaway.(MichaelandMr.Thatcherareseatedandlookingatthemenu.)Mr.Thatcher:Thisisanicerestaurant!（1）看看天花板上那些木雕。Michael:Yes.LouWaiLouhasahistoryofmorethan160yearsand（2）它是本地最正宗的餐厅。

Manyfamouspeoplehadcometodinehereinthepast.Mr.Thatcher:Wow!Andthefoodseemsdeliciousaswell.EventhoughIdon’tknowasingleChineseword,（3）光是看着这些图片我就已经食欲大增了。

Michael:Waittillyouhavetherealdish.

Lookatthosewoodcarvingsontheceiling.it’sthemostauthenticlocalrestaurant.

I’vealreadygainedanappetitebyjustlookingatthepictures.PartIIListeningPractice2.Translatetheunderlinedsentencesbyyourself,thenlistentothedialogueagainandcheckyourtranslations.Mr.Thatcher:Lookingforwardtoit.SoMichael,whatdoyourecommend?Michael:Well,themostrenownedspecialtiesare（4）西湖醋鱼、叫花鸡、龙井虾仁、东坡肉。Mr.Thatcher:Hmm,Idon’teatfishveryoften,neitherdoIlikethesmellofvinegar.Sonofishforme.What’sthisBeggar’sChicken?Madebyabeggar?Michael:Yes!Thestorysaysthatabeggargotachickenbuthecouldn’tcookitsincehehadneithercookingequipmentnorseasonings.（5）最后他用荷叶和泥土把鸡包好，然后放到火上烘烤。Tohissurprise,thechickenwasverytastywiththiscookingmethod.Arestaurantheardandimprovedthedish.Mr.Thatcher:Quiteaninterestingstorybehindthedish!I’llhavethechickenthen.Theshrimpslookyummy.I’lltaketheshrimpstoo.Michael:Right.Letmeplaceourorder.Waiter!Comehere.Wewantafruitsalad,aBeggar’sChicken,FriedShrimpswithLongJinTeaLeaves,oneportionofDongpoPorkforme,andtwobottlesofbeer.

WestLakeFishinVinegarGravy,Beggar’sChicken,FriedShrimpswithLongJinTeaLeavesandDongpoPork.Finallyhewrappedthechickenwithlotusleavesandclayandbakeditonfire.PartIIListeningPractice2.Translatetheunderlinedsentencesbyyourself,thenlistentothedialogueagainandcheckyourtranslations.Michaelsaidsomethinginappropriatewhenplacingorders.Discusswithyourpartneraboutwhyitisinappropriate.PartIIListeningPractice3.DiscussionPartIIILanguageFocus(1)WhatwasMr.Thatcher’sfavoritefoodduringhistriptoChina?(2)WherewouldMr.Thatcherliketogoafterlunch?(3)WhenwasLingyinTemplebuilt?(4)WhatisthescaleofLingyinTemple?(5)IsMichaelreligious?Lookatthosewoodcarvingsontheceiling.it’sthemostauthenticlocalrestaurant.I’vealreadygainedanappetitebyjustlookingatthepictures.WestLakeFishinVinegarGravy,Beggar’sChicken,FriedShrimpswithLongJinTeaLeavesandDongpoPork.Finallyhewrappedthechickenwithlotusleavesandclayandbakeditonfire.part1part2part3part4part5Task1Listentothedialogueandanswerthefollowingquestions.PartIIILanguageFocusTask2Listentothedialogueagainandchoosetheproperquestions.a.Whatdoyourecommendthatisworthseeing?b.AretheysimilartoMogaoGrottoes?c.Wouldyoubeinterestedtovisit?d.Sowherewouldyouliketogonext?e.Didyouenjoyourlunch,Mr.Thatcher?fAreyoureligiousMichael?MaybeBuddhism?Michael:(1)?Mr.Thatcher:YesIdid!Thechickenwassucculentanddelicious.Ithinkthat’smyfavoritedishofthetriptoChina.Michael:Gladyoulikedit.(2)?Mr.Thatcher:Hmm,I’vealreadyseensomenaturalscenesofthelake,somethingmoreculturalwouldbenice.I’dliketoseetraditionalarchitecture,historicquarters,templesorlocalmuseums.(3)?Michael:There’sanancienttemplecalledLingyinTemplenotfarfromhere.(4)?Mr.Thatcher:Sure.Leadtheway.Andtellmeaboutthistemple.Whenwasitbuilt?Michael:Idon’tremembertheexactdate,butIthinkitwasfoundedatthebeginningofthe4thcentury.AndthenameLingyinisliterallytranslatedasTempleoftheSoul’sRetreat.edacMr.Thatcher:Oh,whatabeautifulname!Michael:Indeed.ItisoneofthelargestandwealthiestBuddhisttemplesinChina,andcontainsnumerouspagodasandBuddhistgrottoes.Mr.Thatcher:(5)?ConsideringyouhavesomanytemplesacrossChina.Michael:ActuallyI’matheist.MostChinesepeoplearen’tBuddhisteither.Butwegotothetempleanywaytoprayforhealth,marriage,goodfortuneandmanyotherthings.Mr.Thatcher:Isee.Interestingphenomenon.IheardyousaidthatthetemplehadBuddhistgrottoes.(6)?Michael:SimilarbutnotcomparabletothatofMogao.MogaoGrottoescontainstheworld’slargestBuddhistart.ItstreasureincludesBuddhistsculptures,frescoesandscriptures.ThescaleofgrottoesinLingyinTempleismuchsmaller,butstillthereisquitealottosee.I’msureyou’lllikeit.fba.Whatdoyourecommendthatisworthseeing?b.AretheysimilartoMogaoGrottoes?c.Wouldyoubeinterestedtovisit?d.Sowherewouldyouliketogonext?e.Didyouenjoyourlunch,Mr.Thatcher?fAreyoureligiousMichael?MaybeBuddhism?PartIIILanguageFocusMichael:Didyouenjoyourlunch,Mr.Thatcher?Mr.Thatcher:YesIdid!Thechickenwassucculentanddelicious.Ithinkthat’smyfavoritedishofthetriptoChina.Michael:Gladyoulikedit.Sowherewouldyouliketogonext?Mr.Thatcher:Hmm,I’vealreadyseensomenaturalscenesofthelake,somethingmoreculturalwouldbenice.I’dliketoseetraditionalarchitecture,historicquarters,templesorlocalmuseums.Whatdoyourecommendthatisworthseeing?Michael:There’sanancienttemplecalledLingyinTemplenotfarfromhere.Wouldyoubeinterestedtovisit?Mr.Thatcher:Sure.Leadtheway.Andtellmeaboutthistemple.Whenwasitbuilt?Michael:Idon’tremembertheexactdate,butIthinkitwasfoundedatthebeginningofthe4thcentury.AndthenameLingyinisliterallytranslatedasTempleoftheSoul’sRetreat.Mr.Thatcher:Oh,whatabeautifulname!Michael:Indeed.ItisoneofthelargestandwealthiestBuddhisttemplesinChina,andcontainsnumerouspagodasandBuddhistgrottoes.Mr.Thatcher:AreyoureligiousMichael?MaybeBuddhism?ConsideringyouhavesomanytemplesacrossChina.Michael:ActuallyI’matheist.MostChinesepeoplearen’tBuddhisteither.Butwegotothetempleanywaytoprayforhealth,marriage,goodfortuneandmanyotherthings.Mr.Thatcher:Isee.Interestingphenomenon.IheardyousaidthatthetemplehadBuddhistgrottoes.AretheysimilartoMogaoGrottoes?Michael:SimilarbutnotcomparabletothatofMogao.MogaoGrottoescontainstheworld’slargestBuddhistart.ItstreasureincludesBuddhistsculptures,frescoesandscriptures.ThescaleofgrottoesinLingyinTempleismuchsmaller,butstillthereisquitealottosee.I’msureyou’lllikeit.PartIIILanguageFocus(1)Thechickenwassucculentanddelicious._____________________________________________________________(2)I’dliketoseetraditionalarchitecture,historicquarters,templesorlocalmuseums._____________________________________________________________(3)AndthenameLingyinisliterallytranslatedasTempleoftheSoul’sRetreat._____________________________________________________________(4)ItisoneofthelargestandwealthiestBuddhisttemplesinChina,andcontainsnumerouspagodasandBuddhistgrottoes._____________________________________________________________(5)ActuallyI’matheist._____________________________________________________________(6)ItstreasureincludesBuddhistsculptures,frescoesandscriptures._____________________________________________________________鸡肉鲜嫩多汁又美味。我想看看传统建筑、历史街区、庙宇和当地的博物馆。灵隐这个名字字面翻译就是灵魂归隐之地。这是中国最大最富有的寺庙之一，拥有许多佛塔和佛教石窟。Task3Translatethefollowingusefulsentences.事实上我是无神论者。它的珍宝包括佛教雕塑、壁画和佛经。PartIIILanguageFocusTask4RetellthestoryofMichael’scontinuedtourfromMr.Thatcher’spointofview.Thebeginninghasbeengiven.Iwasaccompaniedbymybusinesspartner’sassistanttoday.Heshowedmearoundthecity…Michael,youhavedoneagoodjobthistime.Imadeit!Icanguideatourandorderinarestaurantnow!Congratulations.Butinthisworldofglobalizationweshouldknowmoreaboutthediversecultures,shouldn’twe?PartIVExpansionofCulture______(1)YoucanpointwithyourmiddlefingerandpassthingswithyourrighthandinIndonesia.______(2)Thaipeopleconsidertouchingone’sheadtobeveryinsulting,butitisalrighttopointtoestootherpeople.______(3)TwoMiddleEasternmanwalkingtogetherandholdinghandsarenotgay.______(4)Unlikemostcountriesintheworld,inIndia,whenyoumovefromsidetoside,itmeansyes.______(5)ArabicwomencanwearbikinisorevengotoplesslikeBrazilianwomen.______(6)Visitorsshouldwearappropriatelywhenenteringachurchorashrine.______(7)Itisacustomtothrowricetothenewlywedsbecauseitsignifiesarichmarriedlife.12FFTTFTTpart1part2part3part4part5Task1Decidewhetherthestatementsbelowaretrue(T)orfalse(F)accordingtothepassageyouhaveread.3(1)well-meaning善意的，好心的(2)insensitiveremark风凉话，不得体的话(3)encountersth.遇上某事(4)drugpossession持有毒品(5)holyshrine神社，圣殿

Herearesomegoodexpressionsusedinthepassage.PartIVExpansionofCulture123(6)objectionable令人不快的，讨厌的(7)endearsb.to...使某人受……喜爱(8)gotopless裸露上身(9)deathsentence死刑(10)revealingclothes暴露的衣服Task2Workwithyourpartnerorinsmallgroupsanddiscussthefollowingquestionsregardingsightseeing,travelingandtourism.PartIVExpansionofCulture—What’sthebiggesttouristdestinationinChina?What’stheretosee?—Whichonedoyouprefer,goingtopopulartouristdestinationsorlesswell-knowndestinations?Why?—Doyoupreferaguidedtourorwouldyouratherplaneverythingbyyourselfwhentraveling?Why?—Wouldyouliketoworkintourismindustry?Whyorwhynot?—Howdoesinternationaltourismbenefitsociety?—Whatdoyouthinkoftheideaofspacetourism?Doyouthinkit’sfeasibleinthefuture?—Whataretheadvantagesanddisadvantagesoftakingayearoffandgotraveling?Wouldyoudosomethinglikethat?—Ifyoucouldcreateatourismsloganforyourcountry,whatwoulditbe?—Shouldthegovernmenttrytoimprovedomestictourismortrytoattractinternationaltouristsinstead?Why?123PartVSpeakingActivitiesActivity1Directions:MichaelisaccompanyingMr.ThatchertoanearbytowncalledWuzhenaftereverythingwasdoneinHangzhou.Michaeldidsomeresearchaboutthisancienttownonlinebeforehand.Nowhe’sintroducingWuzhen’shistory,itstraditionalarchitecture,somelocalcustomsaswellasspecialtiesandsnackstohisguest.Activity3Directions:Michaelusedtohaveapart-timejobasawaiterinawesternrestaurantduringcollege.Hismajorresponsibilitieswereleadingtheseatsandtakingorders.Oncehereceivedapickycustomer.Thecustomerdidnotlikehotandspicyfoodorfishverymuch.He/shepreferredmediumraresteakwithaglassofgoodwine.Buttherestaurantdidn’thaveawideselectionofwinesoMichaelsuggestedhetrylocalbeer.part1part2part3part4part5Activity2Directions:MichaelischattingwithhiscolleagueTonyoverlunch.Theyaretalkingabouttheirmostinterestingtrips.Herearesomekeypointsintheirdialogue:ØwhenandwhereØwithwhomØviews/sights/sceneryØfoodanddrinkØaccommodationØanyspecialactivitiesØwhatmakesthetripsointeresting