听力教程第四册答案Unit 7复习过程.ppt

1、Unit 7,Listening Course (4) April 15, 2010 陈晓静,2020/9/2,Free template from ,2,Section One: Tactics for Listening,Part 1: Listening and Translation Focus: Global understanding of the sentences and interpreting. Wedding,2020/9/2,Free template from ,3,Exercise: Listen to each of the following sentences

2、 three times and then translate them. Warming-up:Warming-up: The topic for the material is about the wedding. Do you have any idea about the celebration of wedding? What kind of wedding would you like to have?,2020/9/2,Free template from ,4,Tape-script and key 1. Each year, more than two million wed

3、dings take place in the United States. 每年在美国有两百万对新人结婚。 2. More than 80,000 million dollars is spent on those weddings. 这些婚庆要花去八百多亿美元。,2020/9/2,Free template from ,5,3. 3. And that does not include honeymoon travel for the newlyweds. 这还不包括新人的蜜月旅行。 4. An old tradition says brides should wear something

4、 old, something new, something borrowed and something blue. 根据一项古老的传统，新娘在结婚那天必须穿戴一样旧的东西，一样新的东西，一样借来的东西和一样蓝色的东西。 5. These four things are supposed to bring good luck. 据说这四样东西可以带来好运。,2020/9/2,Free template from ,6,Section Two Listening Comprehension,Part 1 Dialogue Impression of Malaysia Focus Selecti

5、ng specific information from the conversation and organizing them. Understanding a number of colloquial expressions, such as they sort of tickled your ears; sell-by date; wet market; etc. Pay attention to liason and link-ups,2020/9/2,Free template from ,7,Pre-listening:,wet market,2020/9/2,Free temp

6、late from ,8,1) expatriate: a person who voluntarily absent from home or country 2) oddity: being odd 3) sell-by date: a date stamped on perishable produce indicating the date by which it should be sold 4) They sort of tickled your ears and things. sort of or kind of or kinda: to some extent I sort

7、of like spicy food. She kind of hoped to be invited.,2020/9/2,Free template from ,9,Warming up question Have you ever been to any food market? Can you describe it? Have you ever traveled to a place which was so different from your place? What were the interesting things that impressed you most?,2020

8、/9/2,Free template from ,10,Ex: Listen to the dialogue. Take notes and fill in the blanks with missing information. A Scottish couple are talking about their experience of everyday life in Malaysia. They found shopping was quite interesting. There were a sort of raw fish and all sorts of different t

9、hings hanging there that you could just pick up. The big problem was you really didnt know how to ask for these things, how people bought in quantities and what they actually did with these things.,2020/9/2,Free template from ,11,The man traveled every day by bus to the school he was working at, and

10、 this was considered to be dangerously odd, because he didnt have a car. Maybe most people didnt know how much the bus fares were or even what number of bus went to any particular place. The woman was amazed at how people loved their food. They knew about all the fuit and they would listen to it and

11、 shake it. They knew when it was ready and when it wasnt. Whereas the Scottish people look for a “sell-by” date, they would actually listen to banana, and have the same result. Malaysian people are much more in touch with nature and with what they eat.,2020/9/2,Free template from ,12,Generally peopl

12、e there took great pride in everything that they did: in shops, selling things and also other sorts of skills which were available. Tailoring was one of the things. The Chiense community did that, and they took great pride in making garments, and making sure that everything was absolutely, perfectly

13、 fitting. Hairdressing was another thing that was really good, because you didnt just go in and sit there for a quick hair wash. They would massage your head completely for aobut 10 minutes and really relax you. Its a wonderful experience to live abroad, to witness different things. But its quite ha

14、rd to feel part of that. The different system of whats there makes you feel nervous, and you could actually go there and never experience how people live on a daily basis. Most expatriates dont get into the way that the people who live in that country permanently exist.,2020/9/2,Free template from ,

15、13,Part 2 Passage Wales: Britains Little Secret Focus: Dictation skills Global understanding and recognizing specific facts Oral production skills,2020/9/2,Free template from ,14,1. Wales: A principality of the United Kingdom on the western peninsula of the island of Great Britain. Incorporated with

16、 England since the Act of Union (1536), Wales has maintained its own distinct culture and a strong nationalist sentiment. Cardiff is the capital and the largest city. Population: 2,960,000.,Background and vocabulary,2020/9/2,Free template from ,15,2) greens fee: the fee charged to play on a golf cou

17、rse. 3) golf tee: a short peg put into the ground to hold a golf ball off the ground,2020/9/2,Free template from ,16,4) We drove northwest through a countryside studded with castles.to Aberdovey. stud.: scatter or intersperse like dots or studs Daisies studded the meadow. In Wales you can see many c

18、astles scatter like dots or studs.,2020/9/2,Free template from ,17,5) we were pampered beyound measure with exceptional accormmodations, dining and spa. pamper: treat with excessive indulgence; spoil grandparents often pamper the children They pamper themselves after a hard ay at work. 他们劳累了一天后放纵自己。

19、 beyond measure: in excess or without limit He loves her beyond measure. 他非常爱她。,2020/9/2,Free template from ,18,6) The courses were a bit punishing but, in retrospect, the motorized golf carts and finely groomed fairways were also luxuries. in retrospect: looking back on something that happened. I t

20、hink that, in retrospect, we were wrong to insist that she move to an apartment.,2020/9/2,Free template from ,19,7) the par: (golf) the standard number of strokes set for each hole on a golf course, or for the entire course 8) The layout, ., is a tough collection of blind shots, long holes, canted l

21、ies, and steep rises and drops. (This is a description about the tough part of the golf course.),2020/9/2,Free template from ,20,9) Overlooking the course is Harlech Castle, a stunning fortress built in the 13th century by Edward I to subdue the Welsh. subdue: suppress; make subodinate by force,2020

22、/9/2,Free template from ,21,10) strand of linksland: 海边沙丘地带 11) green: an area of smooth, very short grass immediately surrounding a hole on a golf course 球穴区； 果岭,2020/9/2,Free template from ,22,Ex. A. Pre-listening Question What is golf? Golf is a game played by two or four persons on a large open-

23、air course in which a small ball is hit a long distance into 9 or 18 small holes in a particular order; the object is using as few hits as possible to complete a course.,2020/9/2,Free template from ,23,Ex. B. Sentence Dictation 1. From the mountains to the sea, the landscape is largely rural, unspoi

24、led and incredibly scenic. 2. Western Wales runs into the sea at nearby Cardigan Bay, home to some of the purest links-style golf terrain in the United Kingdom. 3. We had spent our first day at the modern five-star resort, where we were pampered beyond measure with exceptional accommodations, dining

25、 and spa. 4. The layout is a tough collection of blind shots, long holes, canted lies, and steep rises and drops. 5. Leaving Wales, I knew I had only scratched the surface of golf in this undiscovered corner of Great Britain. .,2020/9/2,Free template from ,24,Ex. C. Detailed listening. 1. Directions

26、: Listen to the passage and answer the following question. 1) What does the title mean by Wales: the Britains Little Secret?,2020/9/2,Free template from ,25,2. Directions: Listen to the passage again and choose the best answer to each of the questions. 1) A. Though it is the smallest country in the

27、United Kingdom-about the size of Massachusetts. 2) B. The country is a natural not only for golf, but also for hiking, climbing, horseback riding, fishing and other adventure sports. 3) C. We had spent our first day at the modern five-star Celtic Manor Resort near Newport,2020/9/2,Free template from

28、 ,26,4) D. The late Rober Trent Jones Sr., ., designed the par 69,6,685-yard Roman Road Course. 5) D. As above sentence. 6) C. The late master was also responsible for the par-three Coldra Woods (opened in 1996), one of the finest short courses in Great Britain. 7) D. (The one of the finest short co

29、urses in Great Britain refers to the par-three Coldra Woods, not Royal St. Davids Golf Course.) 8) B. From mountains to the sea, the landscape is largely rural, unspoiled and incredibly,2020/9/2,Free template from ,27,Ex. D: After-listening Discussion Directions: Listen to the passage again and disc

30、uss the following questions. Why is Royal St. Davids Golf Course the worlds toughest par 69? What do you know about Wales?,2020/9/2,Free template from ,28,Section Three News,Focus: Economic News. Recognizing facts Summarizing the news,2020/9/2,Free template from ,29,News Item 1 Background: Sony Corp

31、oration is one of the best-known names in consumer electronics and ranks second worldwide in electronics behind Matsushita Electric Corporation.,2020/9/2,Free template from ,30,Vocabulary: Laptop and desktop: Lithium ion battery=lithium-iodine battery: 锂碘电池,2020/9/2,Free template from ,31,recall: a

32、request by the manufacturer of a defective product to return the product (as for replacement or repair) Fujitsu: 富士通(财富500强公司之一，总部所在地日本,主要经营计算机) Toshiba: 东芝(财富500强公司之一，总部所在地日本,主要经营电子电气) HP: 惠普 Lenovo:联想集团有限公司 system of configuration: 系统配置 microscopia: immeasurably small microscopia metal particles:

33、金属微粒子 short circut: 短路,2020/9/2,Free template from ,32,Ex. A: Summarize the news This news item is the recall of Sony batteries by computer manufacturers who use the batteries in their laptops.,2020/9/2,Free template from ,33,Ex. B: Listen to the news again and choose the best answer to complete eac

34、h of the following sentences. 1. C 2. C 3. B 4. D 5. A 6. B,2020/9/2,Free template from ,34,TapeScript: Sony is the second largest maker of lithium ion batteries used in laptops around the world. Replacing the batteries recalled by Apple and Dell could cost the company more than 250 million dollars

35、and at least four other computer makers use Sony batteries in their products. Fuitsu, Toshiba, HP and Lenovo all insist that their designs are sufficiently different to Dell and Apple, that there is no abnormal risk of fire and Sony have issued a statement saying they do not expect any further recal

36、ls. But investors in the company are anxious and many have been selling their shares. If some laptops overheat and others do not, it suggests that the fault is not necessarily with the batteries and Sony say that variations in system configurations are relevant. But, on rare occasions, in their word

37、s, microscopic metal particles can lead to a short circuit within the cell, causing overheating and potentially flames and that is a sober statement for anyone using a Sony-powered computer.,2020/9/2,Free template from ,35,News Item 2,Background The World Food Program established in 1961 by UN to he

38、lp alleviate world hunger. Its Food-for-Life program aids victims of both natural and man-made disasters by collecting and transporting food to crisis areas. Its Food-for-Growth programs are directed at vulnerable groups including children, pregnant and nursing women, and the elderly and its Food-fo

39、r-Work program encourages self-reliance by providing food in return for labour. Its headquarters are in Rome,2020/9/2,Free template from ,36,Ex. A: Listen to the news and complete the summary This news item is about the appeals by United Nations aid agencies for funds to ward off a famine across sev

40、eral African countries.,2020/9/2,Free template from ,37,Ex. B: Listen again and fill in the blanks with missing words. United Nations and agencies say their appeals for funds to ward off famine in several African countries are being ignored. They are especially concerned at the total lack of respons

41、e from donors to their call for 88 million dollars for Malawi, where the UN believes at least four million poeple are facing famine. Christiane Berthiaume from the World Food Programme says that with half a dozen countries across Southern Africa suffering tehir fourth year of drought, the situation is becoming desperate. Please give us right now the money before it becomes a catastrophe. Right now WFP needs 190 million dollars to feed