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青少版新概念2A2b课文文本
青少版新概念2A-2B课文文本Unit1-30
Unit1:
LindacomestoLondon
LINDA:
Hi,Karen!
Whereareyou?
KAREN:
I'minthecoffeebarnexttotheArrivals,exit.I'mwaitingforyou,andI'mhavingacupofcoffee.
KAREN:
Whereareyou,andwhatareyoudoing?
LINDA:
I'mintheBaggageHall.I'mwaitingformysuitcase.
LINDA:
Ah,Icanseeit!
It'scomingroundnow!
Thereitis!
LINDA:
Oh,Karen!
IsPaulwithyou?
KAREN:
Yes,ofcourseheis.He'sstandingherebesideme.I'mgivinghimmyphonenow.
KAREN:
Hereyouare,Paul!
Talktoyourmother!
PAUL:
Hello,Mum!
LINDA:
Hello,Paul!
I'vegotmysuitcase,andI'mcomingoutnow!
Unit2:
GoodluckonSunday!
REPORTER:
Myname'sTomFrench.I'mspeakingtoyoufromtheExCelCentreinLondon'sDocklands.Wearevisitingthisyear'sMarathonExpo.
REPORTER:
ThisistheTradeFairoftheLondonMarathon.It'sverynoisy!
Therearehundredsofexhibitorsandthousandsofvisitorshere.
REPORTER:
Thisisabiginternationalevent.Butit'slikeavillage!
Peoplearetalkingandlaughinglikeoldfriends.
REPORTER:
I'mstandingwithoneofthecompetitors.LetmeintroducePaulBruce.Hi,Paul!
PAUL:
Hi,Tom!
REPORTER:
Paul,pleasetellourlisteners.ThisisyourfirstMarathon,isn'tit?
PAUL:
Yes,itis.
REPORTER:
AreyoulookingforwardtoSunday?
PAUL:
Yes,Iam.
REPORTER:
That'sthespirit,Paul!
GoodluckonSunday!
Unit3
JACK:
That'sstrange.What'sthisnoteinmypocket?
Itisn'tmine.Isityours,Daisy?
DAISY:
No,itisn'tmine.Letmesee.Oh,itbelongstoPaul.
Thehandwritingishis.
JACK:
Sowhyisitinmypocket?
DAISY:
Idon'tknow.ItlookslikePaul's'to-do'list.Letmereadit.
JACK:
HMM.Giveittome,Daisy.Yes,itisPaul's,isn'tit?
DAISY:
Yes,Jack.Putitback.
Unit4:
Thetopthreepercent
VOLUNTEER:
Congratulations!
Twohoursandfifty-nineminutes.
•That'sfantastic!
What'syourname?
PAUL:
Paul.PaulBruce.
VOLUNTEER:
Welldone,Paul!
Howareyoufeeling?
PAUL:
I'mOK.Thanks.
VOLUNTEER:
Good!
Now,Paul.Here'syourfoiljacket.Putiton.
Youmustn'tgetcold.
PAUL:
Yes.Thanks.
VOLUNTEER:
Justahundredandseventy-nineminutes!
Paul,you'reahero!
PAUL:
Thanks!
VOLUNTEER:
Now,Paul,walkthisway.Pickupyourmedal.It'syours!
VOLUNTEER:
Therearethirty-fivethousandrunnersinthisrace,andyou'reinthetopthreepercent!
Congratulations!
Unit5:
Allaboutants!
ROBERT:
Lookatthiswebpage,Mum.It'saboutants.
KAREN:
Ants?
Whyareyoulookingupants?
ROBERT:
Whynot?
Antsarereallyinteresting.Theydoreallyinterestingthings.
KAREN:
Whatkindofthings?
ROBERT:
Well,theyusuallyliveindryplaces.Buttheycansurviveunderwaterfortwoweeks.
KAREN:
Really?
ROBERT:
Oh,Mum,howaboutthis?
Antsalwaysstretchtheirlegsinthemorning.
KAREN:
You'rejoking!
ROBERT:
NO,really!
KAREN:
DOtheyusuallyyawninthemorning,too?
ROBERT:
Well,funnilyenough,theydo!
Unit6:
Anelegantsize
POLLY:
You'relookingveryeleganttoday,Annie!
ANNIE:
Yes,I'monmywaytomyaccountant's.Ialwaysputonaniceoutfitforhim.
SOI'mgoingbybus.
POLLY:
Whatdoyoumean,Annie?
ANNIE:
Well,Iusuallywalkintotown.ButtodayI'mgoingbybus.It'smyshoes,yousee.
POLLY:
Yourshoes?
ANNIE:
Yes,myshoes.They'resizesix.
POLLY:
They'reperfectwithyouroutfit.
ANNIE:
Thanks.Ilikethem,too.
ANNIE:
Myfeetaresizefiveinthemorning,andsizesixintheafternoon.Ican'twalkintheseshoesbeforelunch.
ANNIE:
ButIcan'twalkintheminthemorning.They'refineintheafternoon.
Unit7:
Agoodexample
ROBERT:
Howaboutthis,Dad?
'Twenty-twopercentofpeopleinBritainnevereatbreakfast.’
‘Sixteenpercenteatbreakfastatwork.'
WILLIAM:
It'strue.Myassistanthasherbreakfastatworkeveryday.
It'sawasteoftime,really.
KAREN:
Poorgirl!
Sheworksveryhard.
WILLIAM:
Shegoesoutwithfriendsnearlyeverynight.Thenshegetsuplate,
andrushestoworklate.
WILLIAM:
Thenshehasbreakfastatherdesk!
Itdoesn'tlookgood.
KAREN:
Sheworkslatetwiceaweek,too.
WILLIAM:
Well,wealldothat.Goodness,isthatthetime?
WILLIAM:
Imustrush.
KAREN:
Butwhataboutyourbreakfast?
WILLIAM:
That'sallright.Icangetsomebreakfastatwork.
Unit8:
Anicequietafternoon.
MR.FORD:
Whatareyougoingtodonow,Paul?
PAUL:
I'mgoingtotakeiteasythismorning!
ThenI'mgoingtomeetClaireforlunch.
MR.FORD:
Where?
HereinBarnet?
PAUL:
NO,atanIndianrestaurantinCanaryWharf.Hermotherrecommendsit.
MR.FORD:
Verynice.Haveagoodlunch.Eatadoubleportionofrice.
Youneedthecarbohydrate.
MR.FORD:
Andhaveadessert.Whynothavetwodesserts?
Butnoalcohol,ofcourse!
Haveanicequietafternoon.
PAUL:
We'regoingtowalkalongtheriver.
MR.FORD:
Makeitashortwalk.Andwalktoday—don'trun!
PAUL:
Claire'sgoingtolikethat.Shehatesrunning,especiallyafterabiglunch.
Unit9:
Doyourownthings
PAUL:
It'sgoingtobeaveryearlystartonSundaymorning,Claire.
We'regoingtoleavehomeatabout5.30.
CLAIRL:
5.30!
Thatisearly!
PAUL:
Sowhatdoyouwanttodo?
Doyouwanttocomewithus,ornot?
CLAIRE:
I'mnotsure,Paul.Whatdoyouwantmetodo?
PAUL:
Iwantyoutodoyourownthing.YoucancometotheNationalStadiumwiththeteam.
CLAIRE:
Butwhatareyougoingtodothere?
PAUL:
Youcan'tcomewithusintotheRedZone.AndIdon'twantyoutogetbored,
onyourownallday.
CLAIRE:
Butit'sobvious,Paul!
TheNationalAthleticsChampionshipsareaphotographer'sdream!
WhatamIgoingtodo?
I'mgoingtotakehundredsofphotographs,ofcourse!
Unit10:
Tomorrow'sanotherday!
DoyourememberNina?
She'safashionmodel.
SheusuallyworkswithDaisy,butsheworkswithotherphotographers,too.
Herjobstakeherallovertheworld.Sheoftenstaysinexpensivehotels.
Herlifeseemsveryglamorous.Butsheoftenfeelslonely.
Ninaisn'tfeelinglonelythisevening.
She'ssittinginabarinCentralLondon
withsomefriends.Theyarealloldfriends,andthey'rehavingagoodgossip.
Thebarisbecomingverynoisy.
Ninaislaughing.She'shavingareallygoodtime.
Whycan'tthingsbelikethiseveryevening?
That'saninterestingquestion!
Thisideaisanewone.Ninamustthinkaboutherlife.
She'sgoingtothinkaboutitinthemorning.
Butjustnow,she'shavingagoodtime.
Nina'sgoingtomakeadecisiontomorrow—
buttomorrow'sanotherday.
Unit11Weallhaveourtroubles
JACK:
Anna,IwantyoutocallPierreinParis.
I'mgoingtoParisfirstthingtomorrow.
Iwanttomeetwithhimat8o'clock.
Canyousetitup,please?
Andcanyougetmesomecoffee?
ANNA:
Yes,sir.Straightaway.
Paris!
Again!
HewasinParislastweek!
JANEY:
Wasn'theinWashingtonlastweek?
ANNA:
No,hewasinWashingtontheweekbeforelast.Somepeoplehavealltheluck!
Yes,Iknow.Iwanttotravel,butI'malwayshereatmydesk.
Iwashereyesterday.Iwasherethedaybeforeyesterday.
ANEY:
We'regoingtobeheretomorrow,andthedayaftertomorrow...
ANNA:
Andnextweek,andnextmonth!
JACK:
Anna,Janey,I'Msorryforyouboth.
Butweallhaveourtroublesinlife.AndI'mlookingforwardtomycoffee.
Unit12:
TheLondonbus
ThenewbusesinLondonarejust'buses'.Theyaren't'Londonbuses'.Thereal'Londonbus'wastheoldRoutemaster.Thiswasourfavouritebusforfifty-oneyears.Itwasadesignclassic.
WereRoutemastersreallydangerous?
Thebackofthebuswasanopenplatformwithnodoors.Perhapsthiswasn'tverysafe—butLondonersliketodotheirownthing.AndtheRoutemasterswerefastinthetraffic.
Modernbusesaresafe,buttheyareslow.Passengershatethedoors.Cardrivershatethebuses.Thebusdrivershaveahardtime.
ThefirstRoutemasterswereonourroadsin1954.ThelastofficialRoutemasterjourneywasonRouteNumber9,on15thFebruary2006.Thatwassomeyearsago.
Today,LondonersremembertheRoutemaster'sname.Theyrememberthedesigner'sname:
DouglasScott.
Thenewbusesdon'thaveaname.Howcanwelovethem?
Unit13:
TheKalenjin
Takealookattherecordsofinternationalrunningeventsinthelastfiftyyears.Before1980,thewinnersofdistanceraceswereusuallyfromNorthAmericaandEurope.Thereweresomewinnersfromothercountries,butthereweren'tverymanyofthem.TherewerenoAfricannamesamongthewinnersthen,butthingsareverydifferentnow.
Today,thestarsoftheracetrackaretheKalenjin.TheKalenjinareanAfricanpeoplefromthebordersofNorthWestKenyaandEthiopia.Theirhomelandisahot,dryplateau,about2,500metresabovesealevel.Thesepeoplearenaturalathletes.Theyhavelong,thinlegs.Theirheartrateisunusuallyslow.Thereareonlythreemillionofthem.
Twelveoftheworld'stoptwentymarathonrunnersarenowKalenjin.Everyyear,theywin40percentofthetophonoursinallinternationaldistance25races.Andit'snotjustthemen.
Afewyearsago,thereweren'tanydistanceracesforwomen.Thesedays,therearelotsofthem.Kalenjinwomenwinalltheireventsaswell.
Unit14:
Chocolateheaven
LUCY:
I'mgoingout,Mum.PleasecanIgetsomechocolate?
Wehadsomesweetslastweekend,butwedidn'thaveanychocolate.
Andwedidn'thavemuchchocolatetheweekendbeforelast.
KAREN:
Youandyourchocolate!
OK.Butyoumustshareitwitheveryoneelse!
LUCY:
I'mback.Mum!
Thesearethechocolates!
Theydidn'thaveanyniceboxes
atthesupermarket.ThesechocolatesarefromMarconi's.They'rereallyspecial.
ROBERT:
Butchocolateischocolate,isn'tit?
Whydoesafancyboxmakeitspecial?
KAREN:
Goodquestion.Listentothis.'Thischocolatecontainsfiftypercentcocoa.Marconi'schocolateusesonlyp