Unit 2 BOOK 1

1、Unit 2 Getting AroundPassage A Pre-Reading Task1. What do you know about Shanghai?2. If you travel in Shanghai, how do you prefer to get around the city?How to Get Around ShanghaiAs we all know, Shanghai is the commercial and financial centre of China. It is the largest and most populous city in Chi

2、na, and one of the largest metropolitan areas in the world. The city is also a tourist destination renowned for its historical landmarks such as the Bund, City God Temple, and Oriental Pearl Tower. Today, Shanghai has been described as the “showpiece” of the worlds fastest-growing economy. Getting a

3、round Shanghai is quite easy for domestic and foreign visitors. Road signs are in both Chinese and English, as are the signs for the stations of the citys ever-enlarging subway system. At the time of my writing, August 2012, the city is crisscrossed by 11 subway lines; Another 7 lines, moreover, are

4、 being constructed and planned. It is worth mentioning that the number of subway lines in Shanghai was nearly doubled by the opening of the Shanghai Expo in May 2010. Shanghais Subway System Non-Chinese speakers should have little trouble navigating the subway in Shanghai. Each station shows maps of

5、 the system, with stations listed in both Chinese and English. On board the trains upcoming stops are announced in both languages, though finding the correct exit in some of the larger stations can be a challenge. At the Peoples Square in the heart of the city, it is not unusual to come out at a dif

6、ferent exit at each visit. Shanghais Transport Card For those staying a few days or longer in Shanghai, it is worthwhile getting a transport card. It can be bought at subway stations and some convenience stores, and can be used for travel on the subway, most buses and in taxis. The fare is taken awa

7、y directly from the card as it is passed through the card reader at the entrance to subway stations and by the door on buses.(出處：新編實用英語 學(xué)學(xué)練練考考 第一冊P43（改編） 字?jǐn)?shù)：309 words)New Wordscommercial /k'm()l/ a. 貿(mào)易的；商務(wù)的，商業(yè)的financial /fa'næn()l/ a. 金融的；財政的，財務(wù)的populous /'ppjuls/ a. 人口稠密的；人口多的metro

8、politan /,metr'plitn/ a. 大都市的 n. 大城市人destination /,desti'nein/ n. 目的地，終點renown /ri'naun/ v. 使有聲望 n. 聲譽；名望landmark /'lændm:k/ n. 陸標(biāo)，地標(biāo)；里程碑showpiece /'upi:s/ n. 精品，展示品domestic /d'mestk/ a. 本國的，國內(nèi)的ever-enlarging /'ev in'l:d/ a. 不斷擴大的subway /'sbwe/ n. 地鐵，地道system

9、 /'sstm/ n. 系統(tǒng)，制度，體制，方法crisscrossed /'krs,krst/ a. 縱橫交錯的moreover /mr'v/ a. 而且，加之，此外，再者construct /kn'strkt/ v. 建造，構(gòu)造，創(chuàng)立mention /'men()n/ v. 提及，提到，說起，說到；涉及double /'db()l/ v. 使加倍navigate /'nævget/ v. 駕駛，操縱，航行l(wèi)ist /lst/ v. 列出，記入名單內(nèi)upcoming /p'km/ a. 即將到達(dá)的，即將出現(xiàn)的，即將發(fā)生的

10、announce /'nans/ v. 宣布，述說，公布，播報exit /'ekst; 'egzt/ n. 出口challenge /'tæln(d)/ n.&v. 挑戰(zhàn)，質(zhì)疑unusual /n'jul/ a. 不尋常的；與眾不同的；不平常的transport /'trænsp t/ n. 交通，運輸，輸送worthwhile /w'wa/ a. 值得做的，值得花時間的convenience /kn'vinns/ n. 便利，方便，合適，適宜fare /fe/ n. 票價，費用directly /d&

11、#39;rektl/ ad. 直接地entrance /'entr()ns/ n. 入口，進(jìn)入Phrases & Expressionsget around 到處旅行，游歷road sign道路標(biāo)志，路標(biāo)on board 在(船、火車、公共汽車、飛機、地鐵等)上pass through 穿過，通過card reader 讀卡機，讀卡器Proper NamesThe Bund 上海外灘City God Temple城隍廟The Oriental Pearl Tower 東方明珠塔Shanghai Expo /'eksp/ 上海世博會Peoples Square /skwe

12、/ 人民廣場Extended VocabularyYu Garden 豫園The Jin Mao Tower /'ta / 金茂大廈Shanghai Expo Site上海世博園Expo Village 世博村Expo emblem / 'emblm / 世博會會徽Expo mascot / 'mæskt / 世博會吉祥物Expo souvenir / ,suv'n / 世博會紀(jì)念品ExercisesI. Choose the best answer according to Passage A.1. You wont get lost in the

13、subway in Shanghai if you .A. know a lot about the subway systemB. can find any entrance or exitC. can read maps in English or ChineseD. have a transport card2. The passage mentions that visitors to Shanghai can hear announcements in both Chinese and English .A. on the entrance to a subwayB. on boar

14、d subway trainsC. in a taxiD. in a few city buses3. We know from the passage that at subway stations visitors will find maps given in Chinese and English.A. with entrances and exitsB. with subway stationsC. all the subway linesD. with ticket selling points4. Youd better buy a transportation card if

15、.A. you dont have many coins at handB. you decide to stay in Shanghai for a few days or longerC. you have to take a taxi onlyD. you want to get around Shanghai in a cheaper way5. The following are facilities aimed to help foreign visitors except that .A. transportation cards are available at many co

16、nvenience storesB. subway maps list the station names in both Chinese and EnglishC. upcoming stations in the subway are announced in both Chinese and EnglishD. there is more than one entrance and exit at all subway stationII. Give a brief answer to each of the following questions according to Passag

17、e A. 1. How much do you know about Shanghai?2. Why getting around Shanghai is quite easy for domestic and foreign visitors?3. For whom is it worthwhile getting a transport card?4. Where can you buy a transport card in Shanghai?5. Can the transport card only be used for travelling by bus?III. Fill in

18、 the blanks with the words or expressions given. Change the form if necessary.entrance through ever-enlarging direct farelist worthwhile announce upcoming navigate1. Seventy percent of our export goods to Japan are sent this port.2. Subway service has become a necessity for the city.3. Who do you th

19、ink will win the football match between Korea and Australia?4. As soon as he got off the train, he went to the company.5. One-way for adults and children were 18 dollars and 5 dollars respectively.6. The items are in order of importance.7. Who was the first man to the Atlantic Ocean alone?8. Thank y

20、ou for making my visit so and unforgettable.9. Students are allowed to pay a lower fee.10. After everyone was seated, the chairman started to the final decision.IV. Rewrite the sentences according to the models.1. Text sentence: As we all know, Shanghai is the commercial and financial centre of Chin

21、a.Model sentence: As we all know, the earth travels around the sun.New sentence: 2. Text sentence: Road signs are in both Chinese and English, as are the signs for the stations of the citys ever-enlarging subway system.Model sentence: Gasoline is combustible（易燃的）, as are all of the liquids listed in

22、 the following section.New sentence: V. Translate the following sentences into Chinese.1. As we all know, Shanghai is the commercial and financial centre of China.2. Road signs are in both Chinese and English, as are the signs for the subway stations.3. The number of subway lines in Shanghai was nea

23、rly doubled by the opening of the Shanghai Expo.4. Non-Chinese speakers should have little trouble navigating the subway in Shanghai.5. The fare is taken away directly from the card as it is passed through the card reader.VI. Translate the following sentences into English with the words or patterns

24、given in the brackets.1. 值得一提的是她在英語方面取得了很大進(jìn)步。(It is worth mentioning that)2. 過去幾年房價幾乎翻了一番。 (double)3. 我非常榮幸地宣布今天的獲獎名單。 (announce)4. 拿下這場競賽對我們會是一個挑戰(zhàn)。 (challenge)5. 大熱天看到他們在運動場上訓(xùn)練是不足為奇的。(It is not unusual to)Passage B Pre-Reading Task1. Have you ever taken a factory tour? 2. If you are organized to vi

25、sit a factory, what would you like to see?A Factory Tour(Miss Wang, the secretary, is showing Mr. Johnson, the businessman, around the factory.) (A: Miss Wang B: Mr. Johnson)A: Welcome to our factory.B: Ive been looking forward to visiting your factory.A: Actually, youll know our products better aft

26、er the visit. Ill show you around and explain the operations as we go along.B: Thatll be most helpful.A: Maybe we could start with the Design Department. And then we could look at the production line.B: How much do you spend on design development every year? A: About 3%4% of the gross sales.B: Thats

27、 fine. Could I have a look over the manufacturing process?A: Of course. This way, please.(They are on the way to the production line.)A: This is the assembly line. These drawings on the wall are process sheets. They describe how each process goes on to the next.B: How many workers are there on the l

28、ine?A: About 60. But we are running on two shifts. And every day, 1400 motor-cars are assembled.B: Oh, its highly efficient.A: Yes, this assembly line was built recently. Almost every process is computerized. What a worker does is usually to push buttons. Thus, the efficiency is greatly raised, and

29、the intensity of labor is decreased.B: How do you control the quality of the products?A: Well, all products have to go through five checks in the whole process. We believe that the quality is the soul of an enterprise. Therefore, we always put quality as the first consideration.B: Yes, quality is ev

30、en more important than quantity.A: Thats right.B: I hope my visit does not cause you too much trouble.A: No trouble at all. Shall we rest a while and have a cup of tea before going around? B: Thats fine.(出處： 字?jǐn)?shù)：308 words)New Wordssecretary /'sekrt()r/ n. 秘書；書記；部長；大臣businessman /'bznsmn/ n. 商

31、人operation /p're()n/ n. 操作；經(jīng)營；手術(shù)；運算design /d'zan/ n.& v. 設(shè)計 gross /grs/ a. 總共的，毛的sales /selz/ n. 銷售（sale的復(fù)數(shù)），銷售額manufacture /mænj'fækt/ n.& v. 制造process /'prses/ n. 過程，進(jìn)行；方法，步驟；程序drawing /'dr(r)/ n. 繪畫；制圖，繪圖，描圖，繪制sheet /it/ n. 單，表describe /d'skrab/ v. 描述，形容；

32、描繪assemble /'semb()l/ v. 裝配efficient /'f()nt/ a. 有效率的computerize /km'pjutraz/ v. 使電腦化；使計算機化；用電腦處理push /p/ v. 推動，按button /'bt()n/ n. 按鈕, 鈕扣efficiency /'f()ns/ n. 效率，效能intensity /n'tenst/ n. 強度labor /'leb/ n. 勞動，勞工decrease / d'kris / n.& v. 減少，減小soul /sl/ n. 靈魂，心靈en

33、terprise /'entpraz/ n. 企業(yè)quality /'kwlt/ n. 質(zhì)量quantity /'kwntt/ n. 量，數(shù)量Phrases & Expressionslook forward to 盼望，期待show around 帶領(lǐng)參觀start with 從開始production line 生產(chǎn)線gross sales 銷售總額run on two shifts 實行兩班制the assembly line 流水線go through 通過，經(jīng)受put as the first consideration 把放在第一位來考慮Exerci

34、sesI. Decide whether the statements are True (T) or False (F) according to Passage B. ( ) 1. The factory spends no more than 4% of the gross sales on design development every year. ( ) 2. There are about 50 workers on the assembly line of the factory, running on two shifts. ( ) 3. Every process has

35、been computerized since the factory was built. ( ) 4. All products have to go through five checks in the whole process. ( ) 5. The quantity is believed to be the most important factor according to the passage. II. Give a brief answer to each of the following questions according to Passage B.1. Which

36、 department does Mr. Johnson visit in the factory?2. How much does the factory spend on design development every year?3. How many workers are there on the assembly line in the factory?4. Why is the quality very important for the factory? 5. How does the factory control the quality of the products?II

37、I. Complete the sentences by translating the given parts into English.1. We have been (期待，盼望) visiting your factory. 2. Please the foreign guests (帶領(lǐng)參觀) the factory.3. In this plant, we produce about 15,000 units per month. Were (采用三班制).4. All products have to (通過) six checks in the whole manufactur

38、ing process.5. When buying something, most people the price (把放在第一位來考慮). Further ReadingBudget Travel Tips for Saving MoneyTravel doesnt have to be expensive. Use these budget travel tips to help save money by traveling like a savvy backpacker rather than a vacationing tourist.1. Dont Buy Usele

39、ss Travel GadgetsSaving money on your trip starts before you hit the road. Dont be tempted by the wide range of gadgets and toys aimed at travelers; most end up not being used or packed at all! Travel-sized toiletries and liquids are overpriced. In such case, fill your own reusable travel bottles in

40、stead so that you can refill them later.2. Try Couch SurfingAccommodation can quickly add up to one of the largest expenses for budget travelers. C to the rescue! C is a social site where people offer up guest bedrooms or couches for friendly strangers who are visiting their city. The hosts are ofte

41、n expatriates who are interested in meeting-and helping-travelers. The sites rating system ensures that arrangements remain safe and that poor hosts are avoided by travelers. People can choose hosts based on location, gender, type of room, and even email other travelers who have stayed with the host

42、 in the past.3. Keep the Partying in CheckExperienced backpackers will confirm: The number one expense while on the road is often alcohol. While prices for food are cheap, prices for alcohol are disproportional. You will inevitably spend far more time socializing while traveling than you normally do

43、 at home, so learn early to keep the party expenses in check!4. Skip the Air ConditioningAircon rooms always cost more than fan rooms in hostels and budget guesthouses, and the temperature difference often makes travelers sick who are slower to acclimate when going outside. Although temperatures out

44、side can be scorching, you will probably only be inside your room to sleep-a fan works just fine.5. Skip the Guided ToursWhile legitimate guides can often enhance a visit to places, you can probably do without hiring a guide for the day just to see local waterfalls and other sites. Backpackers and b

45、udget travelers simply make their own way to local attractions for a fraction of the costs, and often get to enjoy places longer and at their own pace rather than being rushed along by an impatient guide. New Wordsbudget /'bdt/ n. 預(yù)算；預(yù)算費 v. 把編入預(yù)算；做預(yù)算 a.廉價的savvy /'sæv/ n. 理解能力；懂行（的人）v. 理

46、解；懂；知道backpacker /'bæk,pæk/ n. 背包旅行者gadget /'gædt/ n. 小玩意；小器具；小配件；詭計tempt /tem(p)t/ v. 誘惑；引起；冒的風(fēng)險；使感興趣toiletry / 'tltri / n. 化妝品；化妝用具overpriced /'ov'prast/ a. 定價過高的 reusable /ri:'ju:zbl/ a. 可以再度使用的，可重復(fù)使用的refill /ri'fl/ v.被再注滿；再裝滿；再充滿 n. 替換物；再注滿accommodation

47、 /km'de()n/ n. 住處，膳宿；調(diào)節(jié)；和解；預(yù)訂鋪位rescue /'reskju/ v. 營救；援救 n. 營救；援救；解救expatriate /ks'pætrt/ n. 移居國外者 v. 移居國外 a. 移居國外的arrangement /'ren(d)m()nt/ n. 布置；整理；準(zhǔn)備gender /'dend/ n. 性別confirm /kn'fm/ v. 確認(rèn)；確定；證實；批準(zhǔn)；使鞏固alcohol /'ælkhl/ n. 酒精，乙醇disproportional /,dspr'prn

48、l/ a. 不相稱的inevitably /'nevtbl; n'evtbl/ ad. 不可避免地；必然地socialize /slaz/ vt. 使社會化；使適應(yīng)社會生活 vi. 交際；參與社交hostel /'hst()l/ n. 旅社，招待所（尤指青年旅社）guesthouse /'esthas/ n. 賓館；小型家庭旅館acclimate /'æklmet/ v.適應(yīng)新環(huán)境；使適應(yīng)scorching /'skt/ a. 灼熱的legitimate /l'dtmt/ a. 合法的；正當(dāng)?shù)模缓侠淼?；正統(tǒng)的 v. 使合法imp

49、atient /m'pe()nt/ a. 焦躁的；不耐心的Phrases & Expressionshit the road 離開，出發(fā)；開始旅行couch surfing 沙發(fā)沖浪，沙發(fā)漫游offer up 獻(xiàn)出；獻(xiàn)上keep in check 阻止；約束；制止I. Classroom Discussion1. According to the passage, how many tips are there to reduce traveling expenses?2. How do you choose the host if you want to try couch

50、surfing?3. Is it very necessary for you to hire a guide for a visit?II. Extended Activities 1. Work in pairs to discuss how to save money during the process of traveling, and express different ideas based on your own traveling experience. 2. Work in groups to research more information about budget t

51、ravel tips after class in different means. Then make a presentation according to the result of the group research and discussion.Applied Writing English Envelope 英文信封Task 1 Writing Skills英文信封和中文信封的寫法不同。習(xí)慣上，收信人的姓名、地址依次寫在信封的中央。寄信人的姓名、地址寫在信封的左上角。郵票貼在右上角。英文與中文的地址書寫順序也不同。Task 2 Sample WritingApplied Writ

52、ing English Envelope 英文信封Task 1 Writing Skills英文信封和中文信封的寫法不同。習(xí)慣上，收信人的姓名、地址依次寫在信封的中央。寄信人的姓名、地址寫在信封的左上角。郵票貼在右上角。英文與中文的地址書寫順序也不同。Task 2 Sample WritingZhang Ming (寄信人)The Foreign Affairs Office2798 Youth RoadWeifang Shandong Province261011Peoples Republic of China Mr. J. P. Black (收信人) 1255 Noriega Stre

53、et Sanfrancisco California 94122 U.S.A.STAMP寄航空或掛號信時，需要在信封的左下角注明Air Mail (航空)或Registered (掛號)。如果信是托人代交的，需在信封左下角注明，如Kindness of Mr. J. P. Anderson。Task 3 Writing PracticeWrite an envelope according to the information given in Chinese. Add some more information if necessary.假設(shè)你是張斌，要給W. J. Clinton寄一封信。

54、你的地址是：中國青島市北京路2122號，郵編266001。W. J. Clinton的地址是：Estate Agent, 14 Bell Street, Manchester, M164QS, U.K。請根據(jù)上述內(nèi)容寫一個信封。Pronunciation音標(biāo)元音（二）/ ei / name late day rain they eight / ai / time write tie fly eye buy / i / boy enjoy toy voice oil point / u / oven those go boat goat slow/ au / house out mouth hour flower now / i / ear fear clear deer here beer / / air chair careful fare pear there / u / poor boor tour sure pure February I. Read the