新世紀(jì)大學(xué)英語視聽說Unit2PPT及答案PPT學(xué)習(xí)教案

1、會(huì)計(jì)學(xué)1新世紀(jì)大學(xué)英語視聽說新世紀(jì)大學(xué)英語視聽說Unit2PPT及答案及答案第1頁/共65頁Vocabulary FocusLesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?What do you spend your money on?Which of the following do you usually spend your money on? Circle the words.books / magazinesrentmoviesmusicsocial lifeclothingtriptransportationsfo

2、od the gymother: _Pair work. Look at the pie chart of one persons spending habits. Then draw your own chart on a separate piece of paper. Compare it with a partner.第2頁/共65頁Vocabulary FocusThats an easy question! I love shopping and taking trips. I work in computer programming the hours are long and

3、I believe in rewarding myself with something nice as often as I can. For example, I go abroad at lease twice a year. Saving money isnt really a priority for me right now. Maybe Ill settle down in a few years. Goal: Find a new job with a better salary and benefits (like health insurance and more days

4、 off)Nikki, 25Read how these people answer the question, “What do you spend your money on?” Pay attention to the words in blue.Lesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?第3頁/共65頁Vocabulary FocusMost of my pay goes toward my house. I make good money, but I dont lead an extravagant life

5、style, by any means. I dont drive a sports car or wear expensive clothes. Once in a while, I like to splurge on a bottle of fine wine or an expensive dinner. But I really have to budget carefully to make ends meet.Goal: Invest more in the stock market. Put away money for retirement.Vincenzo, 34I liv

6、e paycheck to paycheck and have to watch how I spend my money. It usually goes toward sensible things, like groceries, gas, and my kids education. Being a single mom is rough! I cant squander money on silly things like electronic toys and fancy clothes I dont really need. Still, sticking to a budget

7、 can be tough everything costs so much money. Goal: Get out of debt and then save some money.Maria, 40Lesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?第4頁/共65頁Vocabulary FocusI inherited a lot of money from my grandparents and have been enjoying an easy life for a while. My father says I ca

8、nt sustain my expensive lifestyle forever someday the money will run out. Im starting to think hes right. Ive maxed out two of my credit cards on things like vacations, cars, and expensive restaurants.Goal: Get a job, get my finances in order, and pay off my credit cards!Takeshi, 27Lesson B The glob

9、al economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?第5頁/共65頁Vocabulary FocusPair work. Look at the words and phrases in blue in B. Which ones describe behavior about money? Write them in the correct column in the chart below.Ask & AnswerAre you able to stick to a budget and save money? What is your top pri

10、ority in terms of money right now?Responsible behavior Irresponsible behaviormake ends meet, invest, put away money, stick to a budget, get out of debt, get my finances in order, pay off my credit cards.splurge, live paycheck to paycheck, squander, run out, max out my credit cards.KeysLesson B The g

11、lobal economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?第6頁/共65頁P(yáng)roper names Carrie Joel Mr. Young the Bahamas Other words and phrasesvisit with of sortssplurgeanxiety attack right off the batcome out financial advisor get things under controlmax outcut back on hold on doablein preparation for pretty much live

12、paycheck to paycheck easier said than donebucktake-out We need a plan Here are some words and phrases you will hear in A, B, and C. Read them aloud.ListeningLesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?Language Notes第7頁/共65頁theyve maxed out their credit cards and need to make a budget._

13、(Track 5-2-1)Carrie and Joel are a young married couple. They are meeting Mr. Young, a financial advisor. Listen to the first part of their conversation and complete the sentence. Carrie and Joel are meeting with Mr. Young becauseKeysListeningLesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver

14、?第8頁/共65頁KeysListen to the rest of their conversation. What suggestions does Mr. Young make? Take notes. Then mark how Joel and Carrie feel about his suggestions. (Track 5-2-2)Mr. YoungCarrie and Joelthe carmagazines / cable TVentertainmentvery positiveless positivevery positiveless positivevery pos

15、itiveless positiveListeningSell new car, buy a used oneCut back on half the magazines, eliminate cable TVBring coffee from homeLesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?第9頁/共65頁1. Its Carrie and Joels _ time visiting with a financial advisor. 2. Before their meeting, Mr. Young asks t

16、he couple to do a little homework to create a _ of sorts on their own. 3. Carrie and Joel feel that if they dont get things under control, theyll be in big _. 4. Mr. Young asks whether they know how they have got into that _. 5. Joel answers: bought a new _ center, went on _ to the Bahamas, bought a

17、 new car, _ all credit cards. Carrie answers: no financial plan, living _, having anxiety _.7. Mr. Youngs suggestion: take _ at a time to lessen anxiety, start _ expenses, then, make _ on these expenses aKeysfirstentertainmenttroublebudgetsituationNow listen to the whole conversation. Complete each

18、sentence with words and information you hear.(Track 5-2-3)vacationmaxed outpaycheck to paycheckattacksone steptrackingcutting backLesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?priority.第10頁/共65頁8. Mr. Young: first, eliminate bigger expenses sell the new car, or get a _ one, start spendin

19、g less money in general making some _ changes. 9. Carrie: $_ a year on magazines, about $_ a year on cable TV. 10. Mr. Youngs suggestion: cut back on half of the _ , plus _ the $720 for cable.11. Carrie: almost $_ saved over a year. 12. Mr. Young: what about entertainment things like going to the mo

20、vies, _, _, going out to eat . . . ? 13. Carrie: go to the movies or see a _ somewhere once or twice a month. 14. Joel: _ for dinner on Saturdays, but most of the week, eat at home. Keysusedsmall250720magazineseliminate900concertsclubbingbandmeet friendsLesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a

21、savvy saver?第11頁/共65頁15. Carrie: get _ at the Chinese restaurant about once a week. 16. Joel: usually _ a cup of coffee in the morning on the way to work. 17. Mr. Young: take _ from home.Keystake-outgrabyour ownLesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?第12頁/共65頁ListeningPair Work. Di

22、scuss the following questions.Ask & AnswerWhat do you spend money on each day? What could you cut back on? If you did that, how much money would you save in a week? A year? Ten years?1. What other ways can Carrie and Joel cut back on their expenses?2. What do you think they will talk about after

23、 they leave Mr. Youngs office?Lesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?第13頁/共65頁Money doesnt grow on trees. _We all need to save for a rainy day. _Money is no object. _Dont throw good money after bad. _Put your money where your mouth is. _SpeakingWhy dont you rent a car?Pair work. M

24、atch these saying about money with their meanings. Are there any similar sayings in Chinese?Keysbdca. Stop spending money on something that doesnt work.b. Money is not easy to get.c. It doesnt matter how much something costs.d. Dont spend all your money you may need it in case of problems.e. If you

25、really believe in something, you should be willing to spend money on it.aeLesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?第14頁/共65頁1. Why dont you rent a car? Then you wont have to buy train tickets. _2. How about getting an international student card? It gives lots of discounts. _3. Have

26、you thought about getting a job in Europe? You could make some money that way. _4. Have you considered going during winter instead? Prices are lower then. _5. What if you went to just one country? Youd save a lot of money on transportation. _6. Maybe you should check out travel web sites. They have

27、some great deals. _7. You could camp somewhere instead of staying in hotels. Thats a lot cheaper. _Why dont you rent a car?Mina, a university student, is hoping to travel in Europe next summer, but shes on a tight budget. Read her friends suggestions, noting the expressions in blue. Check () the two

28、 best suggestions. Discuss your answers with a partner.SpeakingLesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?第15頁/共65頁Group work. Work in groups of three to role-play these situations. Student A has the problem, and Students B and C make as many suggestions as possible. Switch roles for

29、each situation.SpeakingThe books and other things I need for my classes are so expensive! I dont know how I can pay for them.I like to go out with my friends and have fun, but my work schedule is so hectic I dont have time!Im really stressed right now. I really need to take a vacation and relax.My f

30、riend always borrows my things, but she hardly ever returns them, and when she does, theyre usually damaged!Lesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?第16頁/共65頁Class work. Take turns presenting your role plays to the class. As you listen to your classmates, write down all the ideas th

31、at you might try.SpeakingPair work. Tell a partner the three most useful tips you heard.Lesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?第17頁/共65頁Optional ListeningMoney makes the world go round. Do you think it would be easy to leave your home to live and work in a foreign country?Here are

32、 some words and phrases you will hear in A, B, and C. Read them aloud.Proper names Australasia Mumbai Other words and phrases migrant workersface the challengescompete aggressively human resourcesin search ofjanitorial work have an impact oncountry of originsustain economic well-being dual citizensh

33、ipsense of purposemove on Lesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?Language Notes第18頁/共65頁A professor is talking to his class about migrant workers. Listen to the lecture and number the topics in the order in which they are presented.a. Why migrant workers are important to industria

34、lized nations _b. How working abroad helps a person and his or her family _c. The number of people who are working abroad worldwide _d. How migrant workers are helping to improve their home countries _e. The attitude of migrant workers _f. How laws about migrant workers are changing _Optional Listen

35、ing(Track 5-2-4)KeyscabdfeLesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?第19頁/共65頁Listen again for the information that completes these sentences.1. The number of people now living and working outside their country of origin is _.2. Migrant workers are important to many industrialized nat

36、ions because they bring with them _ in an industrialized nation or are willing to do certain jobs that _.3. The percentage of Indian nationals working in the U.S. is _of Indias population and the amount of money they send home is _ of Indias national income.4. There are now laws to make it easier fo

37、r foreign workers to _ in their countries, and to allow _.5. Being a migrant worker is not easy, but migrant workers have a strong sense of _.(Track 5-2-5)Keys180 millionspecial skills neededmany citizens wont do only 0.1% almost 10% enter and remaindual citizenship purposeOptional ListeningLesson B

38、 The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?第20頁/共65頁Optional ListeningPair work. Listen to the lecture a third time. Answer the questions based on the information in the lecture. Compare your answers with a partner.Why will migrant workers continue to grow in importance?Which countries consid

39、er migrant workers to be important?(Track 5-2-6) Because countries and companies will compete more aggressively to enhance their human resources. 2. Industrialized countries like Japan and Canada, countries in Europe, Australasia, and the Middle East. KeysLesson B The global economyLesson A Are you

40、a savvy saver?第21頁/共65頁Optional ListeningPair work. Listen to the lecture a third time. Answer the questions based on the information in the lecture. Compare your answers with a partner.3. How can migrant workers help improve the lives of their families?4. What is the benefit of dual citizenship for

41、 a migrant worker and his or her home country?(Track 5-2-6)3. They can send money home to help their families buy houses, send someone to school, or start small businesses. 4. With a dual citizenship, a migrant worker can live and work in another country as a citizen of that country, and can send mo

42、ney back to his or her home country. That benefits both the migrant worker and his or her home country.KeysLesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?第22頁/共65頁P(yáng)air work. Summarize what you heard in four to five sentences and tell your summary to a partner.Optional ListeningAsk & A

43、nswer Do you know anyone who has moved far away from his or her family to make more money? Do you think you could do it? What would be the hardest part?Migrant workers are very important to both national economies and the global economy. Today, the number of people living and working outside their h

44、ome countries has reached 180 million. Migrant workers benefit the industrialized nations and help improve the lives of their families in their home countries. Some industrialized nations are changing their laws to accommodate foreign workers, who have a strong sense of purpose. KeysLesson B The glo

45、bal economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?第23頁/共65頁Characters in the video:(1) (2) (3) TV reporterLesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?official in Federation of Poles in Britain (FPB)official in Confederation of British Industry (CBI)official in Migrationwatch (MW)(4) Britains M

46、igrant Boom第24頁/共65頁Before You WatchHere are some words and phrases you will hear in the video clip. Read them aloud.Proper names European Union (EU)PolandBank of England Other words and phrases salutea sour noteincomersgain dividends set up shopwork tradesign . uphandy for back a verdictinfluxjob s

47、eekerinterest rates overheatinflationboom and bustgaps skill shortagesantisocial hourssnags oil the economic machineryLesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?Britains Migrant BoomLanguage Notes第25頁/共65頁Before You WatchMatch each word or phrase with the correct meaning.Keys1. salute

48、 _a. welcome2. a sour note _b. start a business or establish an office3. incomers _c. receiving financial benefits4. gaining dividends _d. a feeling of displeasure5. set up shop _e. people who are coming into a placeadecbLesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?Britains Migrant Boom

49、第26頁/共65頁Before You WatchKeys1. work trade _ a large number of people or things coming to a particular place2. influx _b. support an opinion3. boom and bust _c. a business which involves recruiting workers 4. back a verdict _d. things missing from a system that keep it from being complete5. gaps _e.

50、 a situation in which a countrys economy regularly goes through periods of success followed by periods of failureadecbLesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?Britains Migrant Boom第27頁/共65頁Before You WatchKeys1. antisocial hours_a. stimulate the economy 2. snags _b. migration contro

51、lled by the government3. oil the economic machinery _c. unexpected problems or disadvantages4. managed migration _d. common people of a society5. ordinary folk _e. late at night to early morning; 11:00 P.M. to 6:00 A.M.cdaebLesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?Britains Migrant B

52、oom第28頁/共65頁Before You WatchIn this video clip, the TV reporter talks about the advantages and disadvantages that migrant workers bring to Britain. Look at the pictures and read the statements below them carefully, and then think about the following questions before you watch the video.Lesson B The

53、global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?Britains Migrant Boom第29頁/共65頁When the flags were raised to solute the arrival of ten new countries in the European Union, many of the older EU states worried about the increased immigration. Federation of Poles in Britain (FPB) official says: “But those

54、who didnt put restrictions on the free movement of migrant workers are gaining dividends.” Migrant workers are filling gaps where either we have key skill shortages or where people will not do the work. They help to oil the economic machinery. Lesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy save

55、r?Britains Migrant Boom第30頁/共65頁Before You Watch The topic of the video is Britains migrant boom. Can you guess why the TV station reports the migrant boom in the UK but not in other older EU countries?2. What intention do you think the official of the Federation of Poles in Britain (FPB) has when h

56、e talks? What will he say?3. What do you think the official of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) may say about migrant workers in Britain?4. Migrationwatch is an independent and non-political body established to monitor migration flows to and from the UK. What do you think the Migrationwat

57、ch (MW) official will say?5. What do you think would be the TV reporters attitude towards migrant workers in Britain?Lesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?Britains Migrant Boom第31頁/共65頁The topic of the video is Britains migrant boom. Can you guess why the TV station reports the m

58、igrant boom in the UK but not in other older EU countries?1.Probably because its easier for migrant workers to work in Britain than in other older EU countries. Lesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?Britains Migrant Boom第32頁/共65頁What intention do you think the official of the Fed

59、eration of Poles in Britain (FPB) has when he talks? What will he say?2.The FPB official would be on the side of Polish migrant workers. He will probably say things regarding such workers. Lesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?Britains Migrant Boom第33頁/共65頁What do you think the o

60、fficial of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) may say about migrant workers in Britain?3.The CBI official may be talking about advantages that migrant workers bring to Britain. Lesson B The global economyLesson A Are you a savvy saver?Britains Migrant Boom第34頁/共65頁Migrationwatch is an independent and