綜合教程2Unit5Entertainment解析市公開課金獎市賽課一等獎?wù)n件

希望英語（第二版）綜合教程1Unit5Entertainment希望英語（第二版）綜合教程2外語教學(xué)與研究出版社第1頁希望英語（第二版）綜合教程2Unit5EntertainmentSpeakingReadingAGrammarListeningWritingPresentationReadingB&ReadingC第2頁SpeakingTask1Task2Task3第3頁Lookatthepicturesonpage66andlistwordsorphrasesaboutthem.Thenshareyourworkwithothers.SpeakingTask1SuggestedWords:bar nightlife music entertainmentdancing enjoy fun excitementpassive lonely lazy outdooractivities第4頁

UsethefollowingsentencepatternsandthewordsorphrasesfromTask1totalkaboutthepicturesonPage66. A.Some…whileothers… B.Unlike…SpeakingTask2SampleSentences:SomepeoplelikespendingsometimeinabarwhileotherspreferwatchingTVathome.Unlikeoutdooractivities,watchingTVprovidespassiveentertainment.第5頁Workinpairs.Taketurnsaskingyourpartnerthefollowingquestionsandmakenotes.Organizeyournotesandreporttotheclassusingthegivenparagraphasamodel.SpeakingTask3

Isageanimportantfactorintheentertainmentchoices?Whyorwhynot?Whatdoyouusuallydoforfun?Whataretheadvantagesanddisadvantagesofoutdoorentertainment?ModelReportTom’sgrandpais70,butheisstilllookingforactive

entertainment.Unlikemost

peoplehisagewhospendmostoftheirtimewatchingTV,helovesallkindsof

outdooractivities,fromlookingaroundinacrowdedshoppingmalltocheering

forhisfavoritefootballteaminthestadium,andfromfishingbythelaketo

takingawalkinthewoodswithhisdog.Hesimplycannotstopmovingabout.

Recently,hehasfoundsomethingmoreexciting—dancing,whichhehasneverbeengoodatallhislife.

第6頁ReadingATask2Task3Task1TextLanguagePointsTask4Task6Task7Task8Task5第7頁ReadingATask1Givebriefanswerstothefollowingquestions.Thenaskyourpartnerabouthis/heranswersandtakenotes.1.HowlongdoyouwatchTVeverydaywhenathome?2.WhydoyouwatchTV?3.WhatelsedoyoudowithaTVsetbesideswatchingprograms?(Open.)BecauseIcanlearnalotofthingsfromTV

programs.BecauseTVprovidesgoodentertainment

forus.Idonothingelse.Iplayvideogames,too.IwatchDVDs/VCDsonaTVset.第8頁ReadingATask2Text

CouchPotato

IfIhadtheabilitytochangeonethingaboutAmericansociety,mydecisionwouldnot

beadifficultone.Iwouldban

television.第9頁ReadingATask2Text

Igrewupacouchpotato.Iownedseveralcouchpotatomanuals,andcanstillclearlyrecallsomesuggestionsoutlinedwithin.Imentionthesebecause,lookingback,itseemsIhardlyreadanythingelseatall—IwatchedTValmostsevenhoursaday.

第10頁ReadingATask2Text

Therearesomanygoodreasonsforyoutobeacouchpotato.Televisionisgoodbefore-breakfastentertainment.Televisionisgoodafter-schoolentertainment.Televisionisgoodbefore-bedentertainment.Everybodywatchesit,soyouhavetowatchittooinordertotalkaboutitwithfriends.Otherwiseyoucannotsayaword,whichmakesyoulooklikeanidiot.第11頁ReadingATask2Text

ButwhenIstoppedwatchingtelevisioncompletelyseveralmonthsago,IfoundthatIhadbecomeamorereflectiveperson,simplybecauseIhadmoretimetothink.Televisionhadstoppedstuffingitsideasintomyhead.Iwasponderingmychildhood,andtomydismay,Ifoundthatitcouldbesummedupadequatelyinonesentence:“IwatchedalotofTV.”AndIwastedtoomuchofmyyouththatIcannothaveback.Iwillneverbemoreimaginative,vigorousthanIwasinmychildhood.第12頁ReadingATask2Text

Oneofmyolderbrothers,Andrew,hasn’townedatelevisionsinceheenteredcollege

fouryearsago.Ialwaysthoughtthiswasridiculous.Howboringlifewouldbewithouta

TV!HealwayssuggestedthatIquit

watching,butIdeclined,explainingIwatchedjust

fourhoursaday.第13頁ReadingATask2Text

LastsummerIenrolledintheuniversityandstudiedJapanese.Ihadnotelevisionin

myapartment,soIspentmyleisuretimereading,doinghomework,orworkinginamall

asacashier.ThemostamazingthingIfoundwastheworlddidnotend

.Nothingchanged.

Ididn’tmissoutanynewsitems.Ifanything,Iwasmorerelaxed

.第14頁ReadingATask2Text

Lateinmystay,Igotaroommate.JohnhaddrivenfromMinnesotatoAlaskafor

ajobinDenaliNationalPark.Whenhegottherehefounditwasnotasdesirableashe

expected.Heappliedforanotherjobasawaiteratalocalrestaurant.Whenitfellthrough

again,hebecamefrustratedandanout-and-outcouchpotato.MostoftenhefoundTV

programsboring,buthewouldkeepchangingchannels.WhenIreturnedfrommyjob,I

wouldseehimwatchingtelevisionforhourson

end

.Iwantedtoshoutathim“Getoutof

hereanddosomething!”第15頁ReadingATask2Text

IknowIcouldn’ttalkhimintostopping

beingacouchpotato.Therearesomanyof

them.IrealizedIhadsomereasonsofmyowntodoresearchon

thesubjectoftelevision.第16頁ReadingATask2Text

NowIcantotallyresistthetemptationofTVnomatterhowmarveloustheprogramsare,andI’menteringintoanewstageoflife.Inthemeantime,I’dhopethatallcouchpotatoeswouldturnofftheirTV.ButIfearthatwiththeprogressof“Nintendo”and“Sega”homevideogames,I’mnotgoingtobethelastpersoninthiscountrytoidleawaythebestyearsoflifesittingpassivelyinfrontofatelevision.第17頁ReadingA

電視懶蟲假如我有能力為美國社會帶來一點改變，做決定并不困難。我會取締電視。Text第18頁ReadingA

我從小就是個電視懶蟲，有過幾本電視懶蟲指南，現(xiàn)在我還能清楚地回想起其中列出一些提議。我之所以提及這些，是因為回想起來，我似乎根本就沒讀過其它東西——天天我要看大約7個小時電視。Text第19頁ReadingA

成為電視懶蟲有許多理由?？措娨暿呛芎迷绮颓皧蕵?，看電視是很好放學(xué)后娛樂，看電視還是很好睡前娛樂。人人都看，所以你也得看，這么才能與朋友交談。不然話，在朋友面前你插不上話，這會讓你看起來像個傻瓜。A-Trans-3Text第20頁ReadingA

不過幾個月前我徹底不看電視了，結(jié)果我發(fā)覺自己變成了一個更勤于思索人，就是因為我有更多時間去思索了。電視再不能把它思想塞進(jìn)我腦子里。反思我童年，讓我詫異是，我發(fā)覺用一句話就足以概括我童年：“我看了許多電視?！倍遥依速M了太多青春時光，再也不能追回了。我再也不會像孩童時代那樣富有想象力和充滿活力了。A-Trans-4Text第21頁ReadingA

我哥哥安德魯，自從4年前讀大學(xué)起就一直不看電視。我過去總認(rèn)為這很荒謬。沒有電視生活將是多么無聊乏味！他總是提議我不要再看電視。但我拒絕了，我解釋說我一天只看4小時。A-Trans-3Text第22頁ReadingA

去年夏天我上了大學(xué)，學(xué)習(xí)日文。公寓里沒有電視，所以，空暇時間里我讀書、做功課或去超市做收銀員。最讓我驚奇是，我發(fā)覺天并沒有塌下來，什么都沒改變，我也沒有錯過任何新聞。要說有什么改變，那就是我變得更放松了。A-Trans-3Text第23頁ReadingA

在搬出公寓前很快，我有了一個室友約翰。為了德納里峰國家公園一份工作，他從明尼蘇達(dá)開車來到阿拉斯加?？僧?dāng)他到了那兒，卻發(fā)覺那工作并不如意。以后他去當(dāng)?shù)匾患也宛^應(yīng)聘服務(wù)員，但又沒成功。于是他變得十分沮喪，成了一個徹頭徹尾電視懶蟲。大部分時候，他都以為電視節(jié)目枯燥無味，但他會不停地更換頻道。我下班回來，總是發(fā)覺他在看電視，而且一看就是好幾個小時。我真想對他吼一聲：“出去做點事，好不好！”A-Trans-3Text第24頁ReadingA

我知道自己不可能說服他不泡電視。這么人太多了。我知道自己有理由來研究一下電視問題。A-Trans-3Text第25頁ReadingA

現(xiàn)在不論電視節(jié)目有多精彩，我都能完全抵擋住它誘惑。我正邁入一個新生活階段。同時，我希望全部電視懶蟲都能關(guān)掉電視。不過我擔(dān)心，伴隨“任天堂”和“世嘉”家庭電視游戲發(fā)展，在這個國家中我不會是最終一個被動地坐在電視機(jī)前虛度黃金歲月人。A-Trans-3Text第26頁ReadingATask2LanguagePoints

v.

toforbid,esp.bylawbane.g.Thenewmilitarygovernmenthasbannedstrikesanddemonstrations.tackleJackhasbeenbannedfromdrivingforayear.Translation杰克被禁止開車一年。Text第27頁

v.

tobring(something/somebody)backintothemindrecalle.g.Sherecalledthatheleftearly.tackleTranslation你能回想起昨晚發(fā)生什么事兒么？Canyourecallwhathappenedlastnight?TextReadingATask2LanguagePoints第28頁

v.togiveashortgeneraldescriptionof(something)outline

e.g.Weoutlinedourmainobjectionstotheproposal.tackleThenewmonitoroutlinedhisresponsibilities.Translation新班長概述了他職責(zé)。

TextReadingATask2LanguagePoints第29頁

v.tofillsomethingtightlywithsomethingelsestuffe.g.Hestuffedtheshoewithnewspapers.

tackleTranslation在她床底下，他們找到了一個裝滿了錢袋子。TextUnderherbed,theyfoundabagstuffedwithmoney.ReadingATask2LanguagePoints第30頁

v.tospendtimethinkingcarefullyandseriouslyabouta

problem,oradifficultquestionpondere.g.

They’reponderingmovingtheirofficesoutsideLondon.

tackleHecontinuedtopondertheproblemashewalkedhome.Translation

他走回家時一路在考慮這個問題。TextReadingATask2LanguagePoints第31頁

causingfearandhopelessnesstoone’sdismaye.g.

Totheirdismay,thefactoryhasbeenclosed.tackleToherdismay,theexamwasamonthearlier.Translation讓她害怕是，考試提前了一個月。TextReadingATask2LanguagePoints第32頁

togiveastatementofthemainpointsof(areport,aspeech,atrial,etc.)sumupe.g.

Thelastsectionsumsupalltheargumentsontheir

side.tackleTranslation在最終一段，總結(jié)你文章。Inyourfinalparagraph,sumupyourarticle.TextReadingATask2LanguagePoints第33頁

quittackleTextv.tostop(doingsomething)andleavee.g.I’vequitmyjobbecauseIcan’tputupwithmybossanymore.Translation我希望你能停頓埋怨。Iwishyou’dquitcomplaining.ReadingATask2LanguagePoints第34頁

v.torefusesomethingoffered,usuallypolitelydecline

tacklee.g.Iinvited

hertojoinus,butshedeclined.Translation我邀請他來開會，不過他拒絕了。Iinvitedhimtothemeetingbuthedeclined.TextReadingATask2LanguagePoints第35頁itwasnottheendoftheworldtheworlddidnotend

e.g.

Theworldwillnotendifyoufailanexam..tackleTranslation就算她拒絕你，也不會是世界末日。

Evenifsherefusesyou,theworldwillnotend.TextReadingATask2LanguagePoints第36頁

tofailtoincludemissoute.g.

Hisaccountoftheaccidentmissesoutoneortwoimportantpoints.tackleTranslation你做菜時候，把奶酪忘記了。Whenyouwerecooking,youmissedoutthecheese.

.TextReadingATask2LanguagePoints第37頁

Iftherewereanythingchanged,itwouldbethatIbecamemorerelaxedafterIquitwatchingtelevision.Ifanything,IwasmorerelaxedtackleTextReadingATask2LanguagePoints第38頁

torequestsomething,esp.officiallyandinwritingapplyfortackleTexte.g.

I

madeupmymindtoapplyforascholarship.Sheappliedforajobinthelocalnewspaper.Translation她申請了一份在當(dāng)?shù)貓笊绻ぷ?。ReadingATask2LanguagePoints第39頁

tofailtobecompleted;tocometonothingfallthroughtackleTranslation總而言之，整個計劃完全失敗了。Inaword,thewholeplanfellthrough.Texte.g.

Ourholidayplansfellthroughbecauseoftransportstrikes.ReadingATask2LanguagePoints第40頁

a.

continuouslyonend

e.g.

Theyarguedfortwohoursonend.tackleTranslation

接連下了四個星期雨。Itrainedforfourweeksonend.TextReadingATask2LanguagePoints第41頁

topersuadesomebodytodosomethingtalksomebodyintodoingsomethinge.g.

Hetalkedhisfatherintolendinghimthecar.tackleTranslation他們勸我和他們一起去游泳。Theytalkedmeintogoingswimmingwiththem.TextReadingATask2LanguagePoints第42頁

towaste(time)doingnothingidleawaytackleTexte.g.

Weidledawaythewholeafternoononthebeach.Translation他沒有虛度整個假期。Hedidnotidleawayhisentirevacation.ReadingATask2LanguagePoints第43頁ReadingATask3Readthepassageagainandfillinthefollowingtable.Writer’sExperiencewithTV

WhileBeingaCouch

PotatoAfterQuittingWatchingTVTheWriterGrewUpaCouchPotatoWatchedTVsevenhoursaday.Hardlyreadanythingelseatall.ReasonsTVisgoodentertainment.AttitudesTowardAndrewRidiculousfornotowningaTV.Howboring.FindingsFeelingsAttitudesTowardJohnTheworlddidnotend.Nothingchanged.Becameamorereflectiveperson.Wastedtoomuchofyouth.(regretful)Morerelaxed.Enteringintoanewstageoflife.Wantedtoshoutathim.Everybodywatchesit.Hadmoretimetothink.第44頁ReadingATask4FillintheblankswithwordsorphrasesfromthereadingonPage69accordingtothe

meaninginthecolumnontheright.Thefirstlettersarealreadygiven.Thencompare

withyourpartner.requestsomething,esp.inwritingbringsomething/somebodybackintomindfillsomethingtightlywithsomethingelseupsetordiscouragestopsomethingordoingsomethingsucceedinnotgivingintogiveashortdescriptionofsomethingdonothing;wastetimegiveabriefstatementofthemainpointsofsomethingfailtoincludesomething/somebodyinpplyecalltuffrustrateuitesistutlinedleawayumupissouta_____r_____s_____

f_____

q____

r____

o____i_____________s_____________m____________第45頁ReadingATask5CompletethefollowingsentenceswithwordsorphrasesfromTask4.Changeformsifnecessary.1.Atthemeetingthedirector_____________afive-pointprogramforreconstruction.2.Maryisthinkingof____________tothatfamouscompanyforapost.3.Hefoundithardto__________thetemptationtosmokeacigarette.4.Joanwas____________bythelackofpraisegiventoherwork.5.Someresidentswerecuttingthegrass,washingtheircarsto____________apleasant,sunnyday.outlinedapplyingresistfrustratedidleaway第46頁ReadingATask5CompletethefollowingsentenceswithwordsorphrasesfromTask4.Changeformsifnecessary.6.Thismedicinecanhelppeople_________smokingwithoutputtingonweight.7.Whentheteacherwasgivingthechildrensweets,she__________TomandChristine.8.ThoughIusedtogotoMr.Brown’s,surprisingly,Ican’t__________wherehelivesnow.9.Thechildrenare___________sometreebranchesdowntheholetodriveouttherabbit.10.Itisreallyhardformeto__________theirsuggestionsinafewwords.sumupmissedoutstuffingrecallquit第47頁ReadingATask6Completethefollowingsentencesusingthefollowingwordsorphrasesplussomethingofyourown.1.Itrainedheavilyandourplanforapicnic_____________so___________________________________.2.Thenewsthatwehadtoworkovertimeduringtheholiday____________everyonefor_________________________________________________________.3.Ican’t_______yournamebut________________________________________.4.Themostimportantthingforyoutodonowisto__________ajobsothat______________________________________.5.Attheendofthediscussion,he___________whatothershadsaid,and__________________.fellthroughwehadtoturntosomeindooractivitiesfrustratedwehadplannedtotravelabroadandhadalreadybookedtickets.recallI’msureIhaveseenyousomewherebeforeapplyforyoucanpossiblymakealivingbyyourselfsummedupaddedafewpointsrecallfrustrateapplyforsumupfallthrough第48頁ReadingATask7Rewritethefollowingsentencesafterthemodels.they,thechildren,tellthetruth(frighten)__________________________________________________________2.thegirl,herfather,giveupsmoking(persuade)___________________________________________________________Theyfrightenedthechildrenintotellingthe

truth.Thegirlpersuadedherfatherintogivingup

smoking.Model1:Icouldn’t,him,stopbeingacouchpotato(talk)—Icouldn’ttalkhimintostoppingbeingacouchpotato.第49頁ReadingATask7Rewritethefollowingsentencesafterthemodels.3.thegovernment,theforeignspy,leavethecountryimmediately(force)____________________________________________________________4.theirseriouscriticism,her,realizeherselfishness(shock)___________________________________________________________5.he,her,marryhimbypretendingthathewasthesonofamillionaire(trick)____________________________________________________________

______________Thegovernmentforcedtheforeignspyinto

leavingthecountry

immediately.Theirseriouscriticismshockedherinto

realizingherselfishness.Hetrickedherintomarryinghimbypretending

thathewasthesonofamillionaire.Model1:Icouldn’t,him,stopbeingacouchpotato(talk)—Icouldn’ttalkhimintostoppingbeingacouchpotato.第50頁ReadingATask7Rewritethefollowingsentencesafterthemodels.1.I’msatisfiedthathisstatementiscorrect.___________________________________________________________2.Hewasoverjoyedthathisunclegavehimsuchabeautifulpresent.______________________________________________________________Tohisgreatjoy,

hisunclegavehimsucha

beautifulpresent.Tomysatisfaction,hisstatementiscorrect.Model2:Iwasdismayedtofindthatmychildhoodcouldbesummedupadequatelyinonesentence.—Tomydismay,mychildhoodcouldbesummedupadequatelyinonesentence.第51頁ReadingATask7Rewritethefollowingsentencesafterthemodels.3.Heisdelightedtoknowthathisnovelwasacceptedbythepublishinghouse.______________________________________________________________4.Thescientistsweresurprisedtoknowthatsomeanimalscancreatetheirownlanguage.______________________________________________________________5.Thestudentsweredisappointedthatthebookstheyneededweresoldoutatthebookstore.

______________________________________________________________

_______________Tohisdelight,hisnovelwasacceptedbythe

publishinghouse.Tothescientists’surprise,someanimalscan

createtheirownlanguage.Tothestudents’disappointment,thebooks

theyneededweresoldoutatthe

bookstore.Model2:Iwasdismayedtofindthatmychildhoodcouldbesummedupadequatelyinonesentence.—Tomydismay,mychildhoodcouldbesummedupadequatelyinonesentence.第52頁ReadingATask8TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglishpayingattentiontothehighlightedparts.1.你應(yīng)該馬上申請那個職位，要么親自去，要么寫信。

Youshouldapplyforthatpostimmediately,

inpersonorby

letter.2.因為我們倆互不讓步，最終未能達(dá)成交易。

Asneitherofuswouldgivein,thedealfell

through.3.他后悔浪費了那么多時間。

Heregrettedhavingidledawaysomuch

time.第53頁4.請將匯報再檢驗一遍，以免遺漏主要內(nèi)容。

Pleasecheckyourreportagainincase

somethingimportantismissedout.5.你們應(yīng)及時總結(jié)經(jīng)驗，作出必要調(diào)整。

Youshouldsumupyourexperienceintime,

andmakenecessary

adjustments.TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglishpayingattentiontothehighlightedparts.ReadingATask8第54頁GrammarTask1Task2Task3第55頁

Studythefollowinggrammartipsforsubjunctivemoodandmatchthemwiththe

sentencesinthecolumnontheright.Grammar

Task1A.Itisimportantthatchildrenbetaughtatanearlierstage.B.Hesuggestedthattheassignmentnotbeputofftothenextweek.C.Thecommitteeacceptedhisproposalthatnewtechnologyshouldbeintroduced.D.Itisrequiredthateveryemployeeshouldmastercertaincomputerskills.1.在表示提議、命令、請求等動詞后賓語從句中，謂語用should+動詞原形，should能夠省去。

2.在important,necessary等形容詞后從句中謂語用should+動詞原形，should能夠省去。3.在表示提議、命令、請求等名詞后同位語從句中謂語用should+動詞原形，should能夠省去。4.在表示提議、命令、請求等動詞被動式后從句中謂語用should+動詞原形，should能夠省去。第56頁1.Itis_________(decide)thatsomeemployees_________________(layoff)nextmonth.2.Hismother_________(advise)himthathe______________(turnto)histutor.3.Itis______________________(significance)thatanotherlibrary____________________(establish)insuchabigcommunity.4.Thedoctor_________(urge)himthathe______________(take)aphysicalcheckup.5.Itis_________(nature)thatyoungman_______________(give)hisseattoseniorpeople.decidedGrammar

Task2Completethefollowingsentenceswiththeproperformsofthe

wordsbelow.(should)belaidoffadvised(should)turntosignificant/ofsignificance(should)beestablished(should)takenatural

(should)giveurged第57頁Grammar

Task3TranslatethefollowingintoEnglish.1.你有必要親自來開會。2.她英文老師提議她天天朗誦課文。3.她提議我們五一出去爬山。4.你去向她道歉是明智之舉。5.你必須先做完作業(yè)，然后才能去踢足球。Itisnecessarythatyou(should)comeandattendthemeetinginperson.HerEnglishteachersuggestedshe

(should)readaloudthetexteveryday.Sheproposedthatwegooutand

climbmountainsonMayDay.Itisadvisablethatyoushould

apologizetoher.Itisessentialthatyoushouldfinish

yourassignmentbeforeplaying

football.第58頁ListeningTask1Task2Task3Task4Task5Task6Task7第59頁Listening

Task1Listentothefivestatementstwiceandwritethemdown.1.________________________________________________2.________________________________________________3.________________________________________________4.________________________________________________IcantotallyresistthetemptationofTVnomatterhowmarveloustheprogramsare.My

brotheralwayssuggestedthatIquitwatchingtelevision,butIdeclined.WhenIstoppedwatchingtelevisioncompletely,IfoundIhadmoretimetothink.IwillneverbemoreimaginativethanIwasinmychildhood.

Ihadsomereasonsofmyowntodoresearchonthesubjectoftelevision.5.________________________________________________第60頁Listening

Task21.A.Intheevening.

B.Beforebed.

C.Beforedinner.2.A.WatchingTV.

B.Readingbooks.

C.Goingtoafascinatingworld.3.A.Sheeatsalot.

B.Shelovesdoingexercises.

C.SheloveslyingonasofaandwatchingTV.4.A.TheTVprogramisverypopularwithTom’sfriends.

B.Tomisanidiotbecausehedoesn’tknowhowtotalk.

C.TomisdoinghishomeworkwhilewatchingTV.Listentothefourdialogs,andchoosethebestanswerforeachofthequestionsyouhear.CCBA第61頁Listening

Task2SCRIPT1.Lisa: Mom,canIwatchTVforawhile?

Mom: Sure,butjustbeforedinner.Youshoulddoyourhomeworkintheevening.

Q: WhencanLisawatchTV?2.Audra:IthinkwatchingTVisthebestwayofkillingtime.Howaboutyou,Ken?

Ken: Ipreferreadingbooks.Theyaremoreenjoyable.Q: WhatdoesKenlikedoinginhissparetime?3.Wife: Dear,Iamgainingweight.It’sreallyannoying.

Husband:Youcan’tblameothers.Youdon’tdoanyexerciseandalwayssitbackonthesofawatchingTV.

Q: Whyisthewomangainingweight?4.Mother:Tom,don’tyouthinkyoushoulddoyourhomeworknow?You’vebeen watchingTVallthemorning.

Tom: Mom,justletmefinishthisone.Everybodyistalkingaboutit.They’llthink I’manidiotifIdon’tknowanything.

Q:Whatcanweinferfromthedialog?第62頁Listening

Task3Listentotheshortpassageandfillintheblankswithwhatyouhear.TelevisionTelevisionhasplayedamajorroleduringthelast50yearsinproviding________________andnewswithinthehomesofpeopleworldwide.TherehasbeenmuchconcernintheUnitedStateslatelythattelevision,______________,isnotprovidingtheproperkindofentertainment,especiallyforchildren.Manyshowsarefilledwith______________,badlanguageandadisplayofmoralbehaviornotappropriateforchildrentoview.Politicianshavebeendiscussingvarious_________________tothisproblem.BillClintonhasbeeninfavorofamicrochipthatcouldbebuiltintoallnewtelevisionsetsthatwouldenableparentstoblocktheshowstheydidnotwanttheirchildrentowatch.Also,ithasbeen_______________thattelevisionshowsshoulddisplaya“rating”thatwouldinformtheviewer,beforetheshowstarts,aboutthemoralqualityoftheshow.Everyone_____________thatprogramsnotsuitableforchildrenshouldnotbeshownduringthehourstheyarenormallyawake.entertainmentviolenceinparticularsolutionssuggestedagrees第63頁Listening

Task4Listentothedialogandfillintheblankswithwhatyouhear.1.MostpeoplechoosetowatchTVafterdinnerandtheydon’t____________________________theirfamiliesandfriends.2.PeoplesaythatwatchingTV_______________andgivesusmoreinformation.3.Wecanalsoknowourworld___________________,forexample,readingnewspapers.spendenoughtimetalkingwithopensourmindsinmanyotherways第64頁Listening

Task4SCRIPTHostess:WelcometoSayWhatYouThink.ThisisHelenRayne.Today,ProfessorMaleyisgoingtotellushisviewsonwatchingTV.Professor,whatkindofprogramsdoyouusuallywatch?Prof:Tobefrank,IseldomwatchTV.H:Really?MayIknowthereason?P:Inmyopinion,watchingTVtakestoomuchofourprecioustime.MostpeoplechoosetowatchTVafterdinnerandtheydon’tspendenoughtimetalkingwiththeirfamiliesandfriends.H:Well,thismightbeaproblem.P:What’smore,toomuchTVisalsonotgoodforhealth.H:ButpeoplesaythatwatchingTVopensourmindsandgivesusmoreinformation.Whatdoyouthink?P:Iagree.Butwecanalsolearnaboutourworldinmanyotherways,forexample,readingnewspapers.H:Professor,wouldyougivesomesuggestionstoouraudience?P:SpendlesstimewatchingTVandmoretimewithourfamilymembers.H:Thankyouverymuch.第65頁Listening

Task5Practicethefollowingexpressionswithyourpartner.AskingforOpinionsWhatdoyouthinkabout/feelabout...?What’syouropinion(about...)/view(on...)?Howdoyoulike...?Doyouagree/believethat...?Whatdoyouhaveinmind?Haveyougotanycommentson...?GivingOpinionsIthink/feel/believethat...I’dliketosay...Inmyopinion/Frommypointofview,...AsfarasIamconcerned,...Personally/Tobefrank/Frankly,

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Task6Listentothedialog.Decidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrue(T)orfalse(F).ThehostessandthetwogueststalkedaboutTVinthestudio.BothguestslikeTVverymuch.PeterLeeagreestothetwoguests’views.PeterLeeisthefirstpersonthatwasputthroughtothehostess.PeterLeethinksTVhasmoredisadvantagesthanadvantages.

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Task6SCRIPTHostess:GoodeveningandwelcomebacktoThirty-MinuteTalkShow.We’renowinthestudiooftheABCNetwork.JustnowthetwoguestsheregavetheiropinionsaboutTV.Itseemstheydon’tfancyTVmuch.Now,let’slistentotheviewsfromsomeaudiencemembers.Herecomesthefirstcall.Hello!MayIhaveyourname?Man: Hello!It’sPeterLee.H: You’renowontheThirty-MinuteTalkShow.