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BookThree

UnitOne:

PeopleAroundUs

PartIGetStarted

SectionADiscussion

▇Sitingroupsofthreesorfoursanddiscussthefollowingquestions.

1.Howdoyouexpecttobetreatedbypeoplearoundyou?

Pleasegiveexamples.

2.Haveyouevermetanyonejustoncebutrememberthatpersonwell?

Ifyes,shareyourexperienceswithyourgroupmembers.

3.Doyouthinkspecialhelpshouldbeofferedtothesick,thepoor,theagedandthehandicapped?

▇Answersforreference:

1.Asampleanswer:

Iexpecteveryonetotreatmeinafriendlyway.Forexample,whenIasksomeoneforinformation,Ihopeheorshecanpatientlytellmewhatheorsheknows.Iexpecta“sorry”fromsomeonewhohashurtmeanda“thankyou”whenIdohimorherafavor.

2.Asampleanswer:

Yes.IrememberamotherandasononthetrainfromXiningbacktoGuangzhou.Theyweresittingoppositeme.TheyofferedtosharetheirfoodwithmeandtoldmewhatplacestheyweregoingtovisitandaboutthelifetheywerelivinginXining.Theirtrustinastrangerlikemeandtheirsincerehospitalityimpressedmeprofoundly.

3.Asampleanswer:

Idefinitelythinkso.Infactthewholesocietyshouldofferspecialhelptotheaged,thesick,thepoorandthehandicappedsincetheyarevirtuallyunabletodependonthemselvesforadecentlife.Ourgovernmentshouldstrengthenthewelfaresystemforsuchdisadvantagedpeople.Andwe,asordinarycitizens,shouldshowconcernandloveforthembyperformingactsofkindnesstohelpthem,suchasmakingdonationsorgettinginvolvedincharityevents.

SectionBQuotes

▇Studythefollowingquotesaboutpeoplearoundus.Whichquote（s）doyoulikebest?

Why?

JohnDonne

⊙Nomanisanislandentireofitself;everymanisapieceofthecontinent,apartofthemain.

—JohnDonne

Interpretation:

Everybodylivesinrelationtootherpeopleinacommunity.Ourwell-beingdependsonthiscommunityandwe,inturn,shouldcontributeoureffortstoitsprosperityandharmony.

AboutJohnDonne（1572-1631）:

anEnglishpoet,whoisfamousforhisSongsandSonnets（《歌与十四行诗》）andElegies（《挽歌》）.

Homer

⊙Thecharitythatisatrifletouscanbeprecioustoothers.

—Homer

Interpretation:

Anofferofhelpislikelytobeoflittlevalueorimportancetous,butitmeansalottothoseinneedanditmakesagreatdifferencetotheirlives.

AboutHomer:

anancientGreekepicpoet.HeistraditionallyheldtobetheauthorofTheIliad（《伊利亚特》）andTheOdyssey（《奥德赛》）,whichhavehadanenormousinfluenceonthehistoryofWesternliterature.SomeancientsourcesestimatethatHomerlivedinthe8thcenturyBCwhileothersclaimthathelivedmuchnearertothesupposedtimeoftheTrojanWar（特洛伊战争）intheearly12thcenturyBC.

PearlS.Buck

⊙Toserveisbeautiful,butonlyifitisdonewithjoyandawholeheartandafreemind.

—PearlS.Buck

Interpretation:

Whenwechoosetodosomethinggoodforothers,theactofkindnesswillbeconsiderednobleonlyifitisdonewithawillingheartandgenuinedelight.

AboutPearlS.Buck（1892–1973）:

anAmericanwriteralsoknownbyherChinesenameSaiZhenzhu（赛珍珠）.SheisfamousforhernovelTheGoodEarth（《大地》）.In1938,shewasawardedtheNobelPrizeinLiterature“forherrichandtrulyepicdescriptionsofpeasantlifeinChinaandforherbiographicalmasterpieces”.

Cicero

⊙Gratitudeisnotonlythegreatestofvirtues,buttheparentofallothers.

—Cicero

Interpretation:

Beinggratefulisthehighestmoralstandard.Infact,allothergoodhumanqualities,suchaskindness,generosity,compassionandcourage,derivefromgratitude.

AboutCicero（106BC–43BC）:

anancientRomanstatesmanandagreatorator.Hewasanimportantfigureinmanyofthesignificantpoliticaleventsofhistimeandismoreoftenrememberedtodayforhisphilosophicalworksaswellasforhiswritingsonrhetoric.HisworksincludeOntheLaws,OnFate,OnFriendship,OnDuties,etc.

SectionCWatchingandDiscussion

Watchthefollowingvideoclip“ShenzhenDraftingSamaritanLaw”anddothetasksthatfollow:

1.Fillinthemissingwordsaccordingtowhatyouhearfromthevideoclip.

LawmakersinShenzhenhavebeenconsideringmakinglawstoprotectpeoplewillingtohelpstrangersindistress,whiletheproposalcomesafterseveraltragedieswherepassers-byfailedtohelpthoseinjuredpeople.ThenewdraftproposesthatSamaritanswon’tbeheldaccountablefortheconsequencesoftheircompassion.Andifthoseindistressevertrytoholdtheirhelpersresponsibleforinjuriesordamagesbydeliberatelydistortingthefactsorlodgingfalsecomplaints,theywillfacevariouspunishments.

2.Howdoyouexplainthephenomenonthatpeopletrytoholdtheirhelpersresponsibleforinjuriesordamages?

（Open.）

Script：

ShenzhenDraftingSamaritanLaw

LawmakersinShenzhen,Guangdongprovinceinthesouthhavebeenconsideringmakinglawstoprotectpeoplewillingtohelpstrangersindistress,whiletheproposalcomesafterseveraltragedieswherepassers-byfailedtohelpthoseinjuredpeople.ThelocalgovernmentiscollectingpublicopinionsbeforedraftingChina’sfirstso-called“GoodSamaritanregulation”.

Letwarm-heartedpeoplebeinpeace.ThenewdraftproposesthatSamaritanswon’tbeheldaccountablefortheconsequencesoftheircompassion.Andifthoseindistressevertrytoholdtheirhelpersresponsibleforinjuriesordamagesbydeliberatelydistortingthefactsorlodgingfalsecomplaints,theywillfacevariouspunishments.

XuLong,ShenzhenCPPCCmember,said,“Theregulationwouldprotecthelpersfrombeingsuedorevenreceivingpunishment.Wehopeitcanpromotethedevelopmentofaharmonioussociety.”

Itisnotverycomfortabletoknowthatpeopleneedtobelegallyprotectedbeforereachingouttohelpthoseinneed.Butifthatcanstoptragediessuchasthe2-year-oldtoddlerYueyue’sdeath,itwillwinheartsandminds.

Yueyuediedlastmonthaftershewastwicerunoverbyvansandignoredby18passers-byasshelaycriticallyinjuredonastreetinFoshan,Guangdongprovince.

ManybelievetheapathyoftheonlookerswastheresultofwhathappenedtoPengYufiveyearsagowhenthemanhelpedaninjuredoldwomanbutwaslatersuedandhadtopaythewoman45thousandyuanindamages.

Butthebeliefofgoodnessshallnotbetainted,accordingtothoseinShenzhen.

“Toprotectmoralitybylawcanencouragepeopletodotherightthingisgood.”

LegallyprotectingGoodSamaritanshasbeenadoptedbymanycountriesovertheyears,butChinawasleftbehind.Manybelieveitisasteptowardrebuildingsocialcredibilityandharmony.

PartIIListenandRespond

SectionAWordBank

Inthissectionyouwilllistentoashortpassageentitled“Atthe7-ElevenStore”.Thefollowingwordsandphrasesmaybeofsomehelp.

lightingn.[U]thearrangementortypeoflightinaplace照明；灯光

slipper▲n.[C]alightsoftshoethatonewearsathome室内便鞋，拖鞋

aisle★n.[C]anarrowpassagebetweenrowsofseats,shelves,etc.inabuildingoraplane通道，过道

canneda.（offood）preservedinaroundmetalcontainer（食物）罐装的

brightlyad.cheerfully欢快地

getthebestofgainmoreadvantagefrom在（交易等）中得便宜

forfreewithoutpayment免费地；无偿地

imagen.[C]amentalpicturethatonehasofwhatsb.orsth.islike（头脑中对某人或某物的）印象

SectionBTaskOne:

FocusingontheMainIdeas

▇Choosethebestanswertocompleteeachofthefollowingsentencesaccordingtotheinformationcontainedinthelisteningpassage.

1.Whatdidtheoldwomanlooklikewhenthespeakersawher?

A）Shewasinneatclothesandwalkedelegantly.

B）Shewasinshabbyclothesandwalkedwithdifficulty.

C）Herclothesweretoothickandheavyandshecouldhardlywalk.

D）Shewasfashionablydressedandwalkedwithherheadheldhigh.

2.Whydidtheoldwomancomeintothestore?

A）Becausesheneededsomefood.

B）Becauseshewantedtotakearest.

C）Becausethestorelookedbrightatnight.

D）Becausethestorewaswarmerthantheoutside.

3.Whatwasthespeaker’sattitudetowardthewoman?

A）Shewasjustpolitetoher.

B）Shewashonestwithher.

C）Shefeltsorryforher.

D）Shewasimpatientwithher.

4.Didthewomangetfoodfromthestore?

A）Yes,sheboughtsomecannedfood.

B）Yes,thespeakergavehersomefoodforfree.

C）No,shedidn’tlikethefoodsoldinthestore.

D）No,sheleftwithnofoodbecauseshecouldn’tpay.

5.Howdidthespeakerfeelafterwards?

A）Shefeltrelievedwhenthewomanleft.

B）Shewasgladthatshewasagoodemployee.

C）Sheregrettednothavinghelpedthewoman.

D）Shewasworriedthatthewomanmightcomplaintoherboss.

Key:

1.B2.A3.A4.D5.C

SectionCTaskTwo:

ZoomingInontheDetails

Listentotherecordingagainandfillineachoftheblanksaccordingtowhatyouhaveheard.

1）Thestorewasbrightlylitandtheshelveswere.

2）Thewomanwaswearinga（n）,aandapairof.

3）Inthestore,theoldwomanstoppedbeforetherowsofcannedandpickedupacanofandlookedatthe.

4）Thespeakerfoundithardertohersmilebecausethewoman’shandswerecoveredwithandtherosefromherclothes.

5）Thespeakerwastosay“Takethecorn”,buttherulescametohermind.

6）Thespeakerwishedthatshehadactedlikearatherthana.

▇Answersforreference:

1）Thestorewasbrightlylitandtheshelveswereneatlyarranged.

2）Thewomanwaswearinga（n）olddress,athinsweaterandapairofblackslippers.

3）Inthestore,theoldwomanstoppedbeforetherowsofcannedvegetablesandpickedupacanofcornandlookedatthelabel.

4）Thespeakerfoundithardertomaintainhersmilebecausethewoman’shandswerecoveredwithdirtandthesmell