新视野大学英语听说教程第三册unit8.docx

新视野大学英语听说教程第三册unit8.docx

《新视野大学英语听说教程第三册unit8.docx》由会员分享，可在线阅读，更多相关《新视野大学英语听说教程第三册unit8.docx（13页珍藏版）》请在冰豆网上搜索。

新视野大学英语听说教程第三册unit8

Uint8

II·BasicListeningPractice

1Script

M：

wouldyoupreferawindoworanaisleseat，madam?

W：

Aisle，please．Ifthere'snone1eft，thenawind。

wseatisOK．ButIdon'tlikemiddle seats。

Q:

whatistheorderofthewoman’spreference?

C:

aisle-wingdow-minddle

2Script

M：

I’dliketoflyeconomytoThailandonOctober8th．1wanttobooktwotickets．

W：

wehaveonlyoneseatleftineconomy，butwewillgiveyoutwobusinessclassseatsforthesamepriceasoneeconomyand，onebusinessclassseat．

Q：

Whatcanthemanget?

B:

Twobusinessclassticketsatareducedprice

3Script

M：

Excuseme，wheredoIcheckinforBritishAirwaystoLondon?

Ican’tfindthe

rightcheck-incounter．   

W：

YoushouldgotoCounter26ontheleft-handside．sir．It'sjustnexttoThaiAir．You’dbetterhurry,though.There’salongqueue

Q：

Whatdoesthewomansay?

 ”

C）TheBritishAirwayscounter iscounter26.

4．Script

W：

Airportsecuritychecksalwaysmakemenervous．I’mafraidI’11setoffthealarm

becauseofthejewelryI’mwearing．   ’

M：

Iknow.I’llsetoffthesecurityalarm.Ihaveasteelplateinmyarmfromarugby 

Injury.

Q：

Whywillthemansetofthealarm?

D）Becausehehasametalplateinhisbody

5．Script

M：

Welcomehome!

Here，letmetakeyoursuitcase．Thecarisoutintheparkinglot．

yourplanewastwo hourslate：

youmustbeexhausted．   

W：

Yes，wehavetocheckinthreehoursbeforetake-offtime；secufityguardstake   

agessearchingcarry_0nstuff,buttheyignorecheck-inbaggage．Strangesystem．  

Q：

WhatisthewomanNOTcomplainingabout?

 A）Securityguardssearchhercheck-insuitcase

III．ListeningIn

Task1:

thesmallertheairport,thebiggerthecheckup

Paul：

Theairportsecuritycheckssometimesseemverystrangetome．

Sylvia：

Whatdoyoumean?

Paul：

Ijustcompletedaninternationalflight．AndwithallthethreatstosecurityoftraveltodayIexpectedtohavemyluggagesearched．

Sylvia：

that’sunderstandable．Imean,withallthefearthat’soutthereaboutterrorism,ofcoursethey’regoingtocheckyourbaggage—especiallyyourcarry—ons．

Paul：

Idon’tmindthemcheckingmybaggage．Infact，Iexpectit．Butthereseemstobeaninverseratioatwork．

Sylvia：

Whatonearthdoyoumean?

Theycheckeveryone’sbaggage，don’tthey?

Paul：

Yes，buthere’swhat’sfunny：

Thesmallertheairport，thegreaterthesecurity．Thelesslikelyaplaneistobehijacked，themoreprecautionstheytake．

Sylvia：

Areyouserious?

Whyshouldasmallairportbemoreawareofsecuritythanalargeone?

Paul：

Here’swhatI’veexperienced：

Onceatasmallairport，theyseizedarollofadhesivetapeandarguedthatitcouldbeusedinhijacking．Thentheyaskedmetoremovemydigitalcamerafromitscaseanddemonstratethatitcouldtakepictures．

Sylvia：

Andisthisdifferentfromalargeairport?

Paul：

Accordingtomyexperience，itis．WhenIflewfromVancouvertoParis，theysimplyranmybagsthroughthescanner,and1wasonmyway

Sylvia：

Ifthat’sthecase，thebaggagecheckingsystemisreallystrange．

Paulfindstheairportsecuritycheckssometimesverystrange．Inaninternationalflighthedidexpecttohavehisluggagesearched．Sylviaagrees,knowingthatwitha11thefearthat’soutthereaboutterrorism，theywillcheckpassengers’baggage—especiallytheircarry-ons．Infact,Pauldoesnotmindthemcheckinghisbaggagebutthereseemstobeaninverseratio—atwork：

Thesmallertheairport,thegreaterthesecurity.Thelesslikelya planeistobehijacked,themoreprecautionstheytake．Paulfurthersaysthatonceatasmallairport,theyseizedarollofadhesivetapetopreventhijacking．Theyalsoaskedhimtoremovehisdigitalcamerafromitscaseanddemonstratethatitcouldtakepictures．Ontheotherhand，alargeairportisdifferent．WhenPaul—flewfromVancouvertoParis，theysimplyranhisbagsthroughthescanner,andhewasonhisway.Finally,Sylviaadmitsthatthebaggagecheckingsystemisstrange

Task2:

jetlag

Jet1agisthefeelingoftirednessthatcomesaftercrossingtimezonesinanairplane．Peoplegetjetlagoften，especiallyiftheytravelfar．Forexample，aflightfromNewYorktoBeijingisatongtrip．Passengerswillcrossmanytimezonesandmayhaveabadcaseofjetlag．However,therearesomethingsthatcanhelpreducejetlag．First．drinkalotofliquids．Wateristhebestliquidtodrink．Also，eatlow—fatfoodsduringtheflight．Noodlesarealwaysagoodchoice．Next，trytodosomeexerciseontheplane．Walkaroundorstretchyourmuscles．Also，trytoadjustyourscheduletocorrespondwiththelocaltimeassoonasyoucan．Forinstance,ifyouusuallygotosleepat10p.m.,thenwhenthelocaltimeis10p．m．，gotobed．Finally，whenyouarriveatyourdestination．getsomeexercise．Askthefrontdeskclerkwherethehotel’sgymis．Rememberthatifyouadjustyourscheduletocorrespondwiththelocaltime，yourjetlagwillnotbetoobad.Ingeneral,yourbodytakesonlyafewdaystoresetitsbiologicalclock，andyou’llsoonovercomejetlag．

1．T 2.F 3.F  4.F 5.T

Task3:

$10is$10

Oneday，anoldmannamedStumpyandhiswifeMarthawenttotheIllinoisStateAviationFairAmanwassellingplanetidesfor$10perperson．Stumpywasfascinatedandsaidto，Martha，“Ithinkwereallyshouldtrythat．”Marthareplied，“Iknowyouwantto，Stumpy，butwehavealotofbills．Youknowthemoneyistight，and$10is$10.”SoStumpywentwithout．Overthenextfewyearstheyreturnedeveryyeartothefair,andthesamethinghappened：

Stumpywantedaride，butMarthasaidtheycouldn’taffordit．Finally，whenStumpyandMarthawerebothabout70yearsold，StumpyfixedhiseyesonMarthaandsaid，“Martha，I’m70now，andIdon’tknowifI’11evergetthechanceagain，SOIjusthavetohavearideinthatairplane．’’Martharepliedinthesameoldfashion，andStumpybecamedepressed．Thepilotstandingnearbyoverheardtheconversationandhecutin，“Excusemefolks，Ihaveadealforyou．I’11takebothofyouuptogether，andifyoucanbothmaketheentiretripwithoututteringaword．I’11giveyoutherideforfree．Butifeitherofyoumakesasound，it’s$10each．”MarthaandStumpylookedateachotherandagreed．Thepilottookthemup，andstartedtoclimb，spin，dive，climbandspinagain．Therewasnosound．Afterthepilotlandedtheplane，hepraisedtheoldman，“1wanttocongratulateyoufornotmakingasound．Youareabraveman．“MaybeSO，”saidStumpy，“butIgottotellyou，Ialmostscreamedwhenmywifefellout，but$10is$10

1.A）whatdidtheoldmanwant?

 B）Hewantedtohavearideintheplane．

2．Whatreasondidtheoldwomangivefornotridingintheplane?

 A）Theyhadtopayalotofbills．

3．Whathappenedwhentheoldmanandwomanwereabout70yearsold?

 C）Themanwantedtoflybutthewomandidnotwanthimto．

4．Whatdealdidthepilotoffer?

 C）Thecouplecouldhaveafleerideifneitherofthemmadeasoundduringthetrip．

5．Whathappenedtotheoldwomanfinally?

 D）Shefelloutoftheplane

IV.SpeakingOut

MODEL1I'dliketobookhotelandairlinereservations.

Travelagent:

HorizonTravel,howmayIhelpyou?

Helen:

      ThisisHelenParker.I'dliketobookhotelandairlinereservations.

Travelagent:

Andwhat'syourdestination.Ms.Parker?

Helen:

     I'mheadedforLasVegastoattendanelectronicstradeshow.               

Travelagent:

OK.Canyouspellyourname,please?

Helen:

      MylastnameisParker,P-A-R-K-E-R,andmyfirstnameisHelen.

Travelagent:

Willyoubetravelingalone?

Helen:

     Yes,I'llbetravelingbymyself.

Travelagent:

Willthatbeaone-wayoraround-tripticket?

Helen:

     Return.IplanonleavingJuly21standcomingbackonthe30th.

Travelagent:

Willyoubeflyingfirstclassorbusinessclass?

Helen:

     No,no,notachance.Economyclass,thecheapest.Ifthere'sathree-starhotellocateddowntown,thatwouldbegreat.Ifithasapool,that'sbetterstill.

Travelagent:

OK,letmecheckthecomputer.Icanbookyourflightimmediately.I'llhavetoinquireaboutthehotelreservationandcallyouback.

Helen:

     Noproblem.I'mat658-0266,extension513.I'llbeexpectingyourcall.

Travelagent:

OK,Ms.Parker.Thankyouforyourcall.I'llgetbacktoyousoon.Byebye.

Helen:

     Bye

NowYourTurn

SAMPLEDIALOG

A:

GlobeTravelAgency,canIhelpyou?

B:

ThisisLindaCarter.I'dliketobookhotelandairlinereservations.

A:

Whereareyougoing,Ms.Carter?

B:

I'mheadedforTorontotoattendanindustrialexhibition.

A:

Couldyouspellyourname,please?

B:

MysurnameisCarter,C-A-R-T-E-R,andmygivennameisLinda.

A:

Willyoubetravelingbyyourself?

B:

No,Illbetravelingwithmyboss,JamesAdams.SoIneedtwoticketsandtworooms.

A:

Wouldyouliketohaveone-wayorround-triptickets?

B:

Returntickets.Butsincewerenotsurewhenwecancomeback,Ipreferopenticketsforthereturnjourney.

A:

Willyouflyeconomyclassorbusinessclass?

B:

Businessclass,please.Mybossalwaysfliesbusinessclass.Ifthere'safive-starhotellocateddowntown,thatwouldbegreat.

A:

Well,letmecheckthecomputer.Icanbookyourticketsrightnow.I'llhavetocheckthehotel reservationandcallyouback.

B:

Noproblem.I'mat58855200.I'llbeexpectingyourcall.

A:

OK.Thankyou.

MODEL2 LastweekIflewnon-stoptoSa~Francisco.

Script

Nora:

HeyJohn.

John:

hey                                                                        Nora:

Itookacourseonhowtheairportruns,andIdon'tsufferfromfearofflying                   anymore.LastweekIflewnonstoptoSanFrancisco.

John:

Congratulations!

Whichflightdidyoutake?

Nora:

UnitedAirlines,F