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展望未来听力教程

展望未来教材3Unit1-Unit6

Unit1Patternsoflife

Changes

2.ListenandcheckyouranswerstoExercise1.

DocklandsisanareaintheeastofLondon,alongtheRiverThames,whereboatsusedtocomeinanddock.Inthelastcenturyandthefirsthalfofthiscentury,theareawasverybusy;therewerelotsofshipscomingin,andlotsofworkforthepeoplewholivedthere.

Butthingschangedinthe1950sand60s:

thedocksclosedandindustriesmovedout.Then,inthe1980stherewasanothergreatchange:

newbuildingswentupinDocklands,andnewcompaniesmovedin.

9.ListentointerviewwithTerryWard,

whohasworkedintheDocklandsareaformanyyears.1.MakenotesaboutDocklandsnow,usingtheseheadingsinyourstudentsbook.Thekindsofpeopleandthe,thejobsthattheyusedtodoin,

inthelastcenturyinthedockswereallrelevanttoDocklandsitselfandtheindustrieswhichwerejoinedtoit.

Today,ofcourse,thepeoplearecompletelydifferentandtherearealotofprofessionalpeoplenow,skilledaccountants,doctors,lawyers.They'rethekindofpeoplewhowouldhaveatownhouseandthenwouldwanttogetawaytothecountry,somewhereinthecountryside.

Alotoftheflatsandhousesthathavebeenpurchasedinthedocks,wellattheweekendsthey'reempty.Youdon'tseethem.They'reonlyusedduringtheweekwhenthepeopleareworking.

Thereforetheydon'treallyconstituteacommunity,becauseattheweekend,whenthesociallifeusedtobeatitsmostactive.nowittendstosinkandgoquiet.Andanawfullotofthenewdocksestatesandareasaredesertedatweekends.Andyou'vegotnothinganymore.Infactit'slikeaghosttown.WhenDocklandswasreallythrivingmanyyearsagoandthey,theyusedtohavewholeestatesandrowsandstreetsofhouseswhichwerealldockersorrelatedindustries,allthepeoplelivedthere,theyhadaveryclose-knitcommunityspirit.Andtheycertainlyusedtomakealltheirownentertainment,anawfullotofit;andtheyusedtoorganisetrips-youknow,daysdowntotheseasideandthingslikethat.

Certaindocksusedtohavetheirownsocialclubs,forinstance,wherethey'dhavedancesonSaturdaynightsandthings,andvariouspartiesforthechildren.

Movingon

6.1.ListenandMarkthemainstressoneachcompoundinyourstudentsbook.

bookshelves

armchair

lampshades

night-time

coathooks

phonecards

streetmarkets

2.Now,listenagainandrepeat.

12.Listentotwoconversations.

Awomanismeetingpeopleintwodifferentsituations.

One

JULIE:

Hi,Madeleine!

Goodtoseeyouagain.Howareyou?

MADELEINE:

Hello,Julie.Fine,thanks.Andyou?

JULIE:

Oh,fine.How'sCharlie?

MADELEINE:

Oh,he'swell.Anyway,Julie,thisisDan.He'sworkingwithustoday.

JULIE:

Hi,Dan.

DAN:

Hi.Nicetomeetyou.

Two

WOMAN:

Julie,letmeintroduceyoutoSignorBettinelli.SignorBettinelliisthemayor.

MAYOR:

Goodevening.Howdoyoudo?

JULIE:

Howdoyoudo?

DIRECTOR:

AndSignoraBettinelli,thisisJulieSimms.

JULIE:

Howdoyoudo?

SIGNORABETTINELLI:

Pleasedtomeetyou.

Describingpictures

3、4.Listentoamandescribingoneofthepicturesinyourstudentsbook,answerthequestionsinyourbook.Thisisanamazingpicture.Intheforegroundthere'sahousebuiltintothesideofabarehill.Thehouseisactuallycutoutoftherock,andthefrontispaintedwhite.There'sasinglewindowwitha,apinkcurtainacrossitandawoodendoor.Atleast,it'sprobablymadeofwood;Ican'treallytell.ThisrockhouseisclearlyinhabitedbecauseinfrontofthehouseIcanseewashinghangingonawashinglineinwhatlookslikethefrontyard.

Then,abovethepaintedfacadeofthehouse,they'vebuiltachimney...sothere'sawhitechimneypotontopofthebrownrock.They'vealsoputupatelevisionaerial,whichisrightinthecentreofthepicture,soIsupposethere'selectricityinside.It'squitepossiblethatatthebackofthissamehill

there'sanotherdoor-orthefacadeofanotherhouse,perhaps.Atthesideofthehouse,totheleftandbelowtheslopingrock,there'saflatareaandthefamilyseemstobeusingitasapatio.Anyway,they'vegotchairsthere,andonepersonappearstobeservingfood.They'rewearingcasualsummerclothesandthey'reprobablyquitepoorbecauseIdon'timaginethatthehouseisveryluxurious.

Furthertotheleftandbelowthepatioareaisanotherchimney,whichpresumablybelongstoadifferent,lowercavedwelling.Em,inthebackground,alongwayfromthisparticularrock,there'sanotherrangeofhills.Then,betweenthetwopoints,there'sarelativelyflatplain-oraplateau,I'mnotquitesure-andthenthere'sasmalltown.Itlookslikeatownbecausetherearealotofwhitehousesandeachoneisquiteclosetothenextbuilding.Thismustbeahotcountrybecausetheskyisblueandthereisn'tmuchvegetation.Ishouldthinkthecavedwellingsareactuallyreallycoolandpleasanttolivein.

Unit2Pleasures

Adayout

9.Listentotwopeoplewhohavejustvisitedoneoftheattractions.

WOMAN:

Wow.Thatwasfantastic!

Didyoulikeit?

MAN:

Oh,yes.Itwasgreat,wasn'tit?

WOMAN:

Thatpartwherethetrainwascomingtowardsus.Iwasterrified!

MAN:

SowasI.Andthenthatburningoiltanker.Allthoseflames.

Theywerereal.Imean,itwasarealfire.Idon'tknowhowtheydoit.

WOMAN:

NeitherdoI.Itwasamazing.Andthatlastpart...whew!

!

MAN:

What?

Thewater,youmean?

Ididn'tlikethewater.

WOMAN:

Oh,Idid.Itwasreallyfrightening.

MAN:

Yes,butyouknowIdon'tlikewater.I'vealwaysbeenafraidofit.

WOMAN:

Butthat'sthepoint.

MAN:

Whatdoyoumean?

WOMAN:

Well...that'swhypeoplegoontheserides...becausethey'refrightening.

MAN:

Huh?

Well,Isupposethat'sright.Butthatwasabittoofrighteningforme.

Anyway,doyouwantsomethingtodrink?

I'mreallythirsty.

WOMAN:

SoamI.There'sarestaurantoverthere.

MAN:

Oh,no!

Food?

Afterthatride?

I'mnotinterestedinfoodatthemoment.

WOMAN:

NoramI...let'sfindashopandgetsomedrinks.

Unit3Borders

Linesonamap

2.Listentothreepeopletalkingaboutthepositionoftheircountries.

Whichcountryiseachpersonfrom?

One

TherearemountainsinthenorthwhichformtheborderwithFrance.

TothesouthandeastofthecountryistheMediterraneanSea,

andinthewestthere'salandborderwithPortugal.

Tothenorth-westofthecountryistheAtlanticOcean.

Two

Thesouthofthecountryisfairlyflatwithalotofforest,

buttherearemountainsinthenorth-westontheborderwithNorway.

Theborderinthenorth-eastiswithFinland,

butmostofthesouthandeastofthecountryissurroundedbytheBalticSea.

Three

It'sahugecountrywiththeAtlanticOceantotheeast.

TheborderswithPeru,BoliviaandColombiaareintheforestareasinthewest.

AriverformsmostoftheborderwithParaguayinthesouth.

Comingandgoing

3、4.Listentosomeextractsfromconversationsonaplaneoratanairport.

MatchthemwiththepeopleinExercise2.

1.Couldyouputyourseatbeltonnow,sir?

2.Emptyyourpockets.

3.Ladiesandgentlemen,we'vejusthitapatchofbadweather,

sowouldyoupleasereturntoyourseatsandfastenyourseatbelts.

4.Openthebluecase,please.

5.Pleasedon'tgointothedepartureloungeuntileleveno'clock.

6.CanIseeyourpassport,please?

7.Couldyougivemesomethingsmaller,sir?

I'mafraidIhaven'tgotanychange.

9.ListenandcompletethedeclarationformwiththeirdetailsJamesandhisdaughter.

OFFICIAL:

Goodafternoon,folks.MayIseeyourpassportsanddeclaration?

FATHER:

Certainly.

OFFICIAL:

OK.Let'ssee,canyoutellmewhereyou'vebeen,sir?

FATHER:

We'vebeentoEnglandandFrance.

OFFICIAL:

Why?

Whatwasthepurposeofyourtrip?

FATHER:

Uh...partlybusinessandpartlypleasure.

OFFICIAL:

Whatis,whatisyourbusiness,sir?

FATHER:

I'mintheoilbusiness.

OFFICIAL:

OK.Um,Iseeyou'rebringingback$500;canyoutellmewhatyou'rebringing,Carrie?

CARRIE:

Justclothes.

OFFICIAL:

Oh.Diddaddybuyyousomestuff?

CARRIE:

Yes.

OFFICIAL:

Good.Tellme,haveyou,wereyouonafarmoronaranchofanykind?

FATHER:

No.

OFFICIAL:

OK.Areyoubringingbackanyfooditems?

FATHER:

No,sir.

OFFICIAL:

Whataboutanyplants,anythinglikethat,animals?

FATHER:

No.

OFFICIAL:

OK.

10.Listentoasecondconversationonthecustoms.

OFFICIAL:

Aretheseallgifts?

TRAVELLER:

Theyarejustgifts.

OFFICIAL:

OK.Canyoutellmewhatyouhavehere?

TRAVELLER:

Certainly.That'sahatandgloves.

OFFICIAL:

OK.Whataboutthisone?

TRAVELLER:

Asmallhandbag.

OFFICIAL:

OK.Andthisonehere?

TRAVELLER:

Achild'sdrawingbook.

OFFICIAL:

OK.I'mgoingtolookatit,OK?

TRAVELLER:

Mmm.

OFFICIAL:

Thisisallyourownpersonalclothing?

TRAVELLER:

Yes,itis.

OFFICIAL:

Andwhatisthishere?

TRAVELLER:

That'ssomeduty-freeperfumethatIboughtbackatLondonGatwick.

Idon'thavetodeclarethatthough,doI?

OFFICIAL:

Isitforpersonaluseorisitagift?

TRAVELLER:

It'sagift.

OFFICIAL:

Um,I'mafraidso,yes.Didyounotincludeitinyour,inyourexemptionhere?

TRAVELLER:

No,Ididn't.

OFFICIAL:

Howmuchdidyoupayforit?

TRAVELLER:

￡25.

OFFICIAL:

Yes,I'mafraidthatyou'llhavetoincludeitinyourdeclaration,

becauseit'sonlyduty-freefromthecountryyou'rebuyingitin,

notfromthecountrythatyou'rebringingitinto.

Ifyouhaven'taddedittoyourdeclaration,

you'llhavetoadditontoit,OK?

Whydon'tyoudothatrightnow?

11.Listentothesamesentencesaidintwodifferentways.

1.Couldyouopenyourbag,please?

2.Couldyouopenyourbag,please?

Unit4Rightsandwrongs

Bagsnatchers

6、7.Listentofourpeopledescribingcrimes.Matcheach speechwiththepictures.

One

Iwasworkinginthenewsagent's-asIdoeverySaturday.

It'salwaysbusyonSaturdaysandIwastheonlypersonserving.

Ilookedupfromthetillatonepointandnoticedaverywell-dressedwomanbehavingratherstrangely.

Shewaslo