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ch032

UnitThree

TeachingAims

1.Listening:

students’familiarizationwithcommonexpressionsinTimeandDate.

2.Speaking:

students’understandingoftheconversationAttendingaCustomer,knowingaboutimportantphrasesandexpressionswellandmakingaconversationaccordingtothesamplesgiven.

3.Intensivereading:

appropriateuseofthewordsandphrasesinthetextafterreadingitcarefully.

4.Writing:

receipts.

5.Fastreading:

guessingthemeaningofanewword.

KeyPointsandDifficultPoints

1.Usefulexpressionsintalkingaboutdateandtime.

2.Usefulexpressionsrelatedtoshopping.

3.Textcomprehension.

4.Usageofnewwordsandphrasesinthetext.

5.Writingskill:

writingareceipt.

6.Readingskill:

guessingthemeaningofanewword.

TeachingStepsofListening

1.Listentothetapeandcatchthekeywords.

2.Listentothetapeagainandtrytogetthemainideaofthedialogue.

3.Supplythemissingwordsorchoosethebestanswer.

4.Checktheanswers.

TeachingStepsofSpeaking

1.Readtheusefulexpressionsseveraltimes.

2.Trytomakeaconversationaccordingtothesampleinpairsoringroups.

TeachingStepsofIntensiveReading

1.Readthetextcarefully.

2.Grasptheusageofthenewwordsandexpressionsinthetext.

3.Finishtheexercisesfollowingthetext.

TeachingStepsofWriting

1.Learnthewritingskillunderthewritingintroduction.

2.Makeacompositioninimitationofthesample.

TeachingStepsofFastReading

1.Studythereadingskill,glancethereadingmaterialsandcatchitsmainidea.

2.Dotheexercisesfollowingthepassage.

ListeningComprehension

ListeningTapescripts

I.Listentothefollowingpassageandfillintheblanks.

Whocanknoweverything?

Googleknows,orknowseverythingnearly.Thenamecomesfrom“googol”,themathematicaltermfora1followedby100zeros.Thismeans:

“ahellofalotmorethanthereisintheuniverse.”TheGooglepeoplechooseitbecausetheywanttoorganizeallthedataontheWeb.

Googlestartedin1998,whentwo26-year-olds,SergeiBrinandLarryPage,setupshopinatinyoffice.TodaytheyoperateoutofabuildinginMountainView,Calif.,andregionalofficesallovertheworld.Googlehasbecomethebestandmostsuccessfulsearchengine.

II.ListentothefollowingpassageaboutTimeandDateandthenchoosethebestanswerforeachquestion.

Dialogue1

A:

Itisgettingdark.

B:

Yes,whattimeisit?

Idon’thavemywatchwithme.

A:

It’stenminutestofive.

B:

Perhapsyourwatchisslow.

A:

Oh,ithasstopped.Imusthaveforgottentowinditlastnight.

B:

Let’saskMaryoverthere.Mary,haveyougotthetime?

C:

Yes,itissixtwenty.

B:

Isyourwatchright?

C:

Ithinkso.Isetitbytheradiothismorning.

Question:

Whydidthewoman’swatchstop?

A.Itneededrepairing.

B.Ithassomethingwrong.

C.Sheforgottowindit.

D.Shedidn’tsetitaccordingtotheradio.

Dialogue2

A:

Wang,JackandIaregoingtogetmarriednextweek.

B:

That’swonderful.Congratulations!

A:

Thankyou,Wang.Wewouldloveyoutocometoourwedding.

B:

I’dloveto.Whatdateisthat?

A:

It’sthefirstofMay.

B:

Whatdayisthefirst?

A:

ItisSaturday.Couldyouofferthetime?

B:

Yes,sure.Whattimewilltheweddingbegin?

A:

Atninesharp.

B:

Verygood！

I’mlookingforwardtoit.PleasegivemybestregardstoJack.AndIwishyoubestluck.

A:

Thanks.

Question:

Theexacttimeoftheweddingshouldbe_____.

A.nineonSaturday,thefirstofMay.

B.halfpastnineonSaturday,thefirstofMay.

C.halfpasttonineonMonday,thefirstofMay.

D.nineonMonday,thefirstofMay.

Dialogue3

A:

We’vebeenwaitingherefornearlytenminutesnow,andtherestillisn’tabusinsight.

B:

I’mafraidwe’llbelatefortheparty.

A:

Haveyougotthetime,Jack?

B:

Yes,mywatchsaysaquartertoseven.

A:

Howlongwillittakeustogetthere?

B:

Ithinkabouttenminutesbybus.

A:

Itisnotfaraway,then.Let’swalk,it’sbeginningtorain.

B:

Wait！

IthinkIseeabuscomingnow.Let’shopeitistheNo.32bus.

A:

Yes.Itisjustthebusweneed.

Question:

Howwilltheygotothepartyatlast?

A.Theywon’tgotherefinally.

B.TheywillgotherebyNo.32bus.

C.Theywillgothereonfoot.

D.Theywillgotherebytaxi.

Dialogue4

A:

What’sthetime,Jack?

B:

Fivetoelevenbymywatch.

A:

Wemusthurry.

B:

Why?

Whendoestheplanetakeoff?

A:

At12:

30p.m.

B:

Oh,neverfear！

Wehaveplentyoftime.

A:

I’mnotsosureofthat.Youknowyou’vegotocheckinat11:

30a.m.

B:

11:

30?

Comealongthen,offwego！

Wedon’thaveaminutetolose.

Question:

Whenwilltheplanetakeoff?

A.At11:

30a.m.

B.At11:

30p.m.

C.At12:

30a.m.

D.At12:

30p.m.

Keys：

1.C2.A3.B4.C

Speaking

（Omitted）

IntensiveReading

CanGoogleGoFurther?

NewWordsandExpressions

1.obscure

（1）adj.notknowntomanypeople

e.g.anobscureislandinthePacific

anobscure12th-centurymystic

（2）adj.unclearanddifficulttounderstandorsee

e.g.Officialpolicyhaschanged,forreasonsthatremainobscure.

2.dump

（1）v.toputdownordropsomethinginacarelessway

e.g.Hecameinwithfourshoppingbagsanddumpedthemonthetable.

（2）v.togetridofsomethingunwanted,especiallybyleavingitinaplacewhereitisnotallowedtobe

e.g.Thetaxwassounpopularthatthegovernmentdecidedtodumpit.

Severaloldcarshadbeendumpednearthebeach.

ToxicchemicalscontinuetobedumpedintheNorthSea.

3.primary

（1）adj.moreimportantthananythingelse;main

e.g.Theprimaryresponsibilitylieswiththosewhobreakthelaw.

（2）adj.oforfortheteachingofyoungchildren,especiallythosebetweenfiveandelevenyearsold

e.g.primaryeducation

aprimaryschool

（3）adj.happeningfirst

e.g.theprimarystagesofdevelopment

4.sellout（sth.）informal,topayorgivemoneyforsomething,especiallywhenyoudonotwantto

e.g.tosellouttheclothesthatIdon’tlike

5.trion[C]agroupofthreethingsorpeople,especiallythreemusicianswhoplaytogether

6.acquisition

（1）n.[U]theprocessoflearningorgettingsomething

e.g.children’sacquisitionoflanguage

（2）n.[C]somethingthatyouget,usuallybybuyingit

e.g.Andthehat-isthatarecentacquisition?

7.goaftersb.tochaseorfollowsomeoneinordertocatchthem

e.g.Heranaway,butthepolicewentafterhim.

8.sidelinen.[C]ajoborbusinessinadditiontoyourmainjoborbusiness

e.g.HeworksinabankbutteachesEnglishasasideline.

9.jerkv.tomoveveryquicklyandsuddenly,ortomakesomethingmovelikethis

e.g.Thetruckjerkedforward.

10.upstartn.[C]someonewhohasjuststartedajobbutalreadythinkstheyareveryimportant

11.rampv.toactthreateninglyorviolently

12.takesth.ontoacceptaresponsibility

e.g.Idon’twanttotakeontoomuchwork.

13.unveil

（1）v.totellthepublicaboutanideaorplanthatwassecretbefore

e.g.Thenewpolicyisduetobeunveiledlaterthismonth.

（2）v.toremovethecoverfromanobjectaspartofanofficialceremony

14.threatenv.totellsomeonethatyouwillkillorhurtthem,orcauseproblemsforthemiftheydonotdowhatyouwant

e.g.Hethreatenedthestaffwithagunanddemandedmoney.

Hethreatenedtoreporthertothepolice.

15.amassv.togathertogetherforoneself,asforone’spleasureorprofit;accumulate

e.g.Thepeopleamassedfortheparade.

16.drawintoattract;inducetoparticipateorenter

e.g.Hewasaskedtoparticipatebutherefusedtodrawin.

TheadvertisingcampaignhasdrawninhundredsofChristmasshoppers.

17.capacity

（1）n.[C&U]thelargestamountornumberthatacontainer,building,etc.canhold

e.g.Therestauranthasacapacityofabout200.

Thestadiumwasfilledtocapacity（=completelyfull）.

（2）n.[U]theamountthatafactoryormachinecanproduce

e.g.Thefactoryisoperatingatfullcapacity（=producingasmuchaspossible）.

18.abilityn.[C&U]thephysicalormentalskillorqualitiesthatyouneedtodosth.

e.g.athletic/academicability

Hehadtheabilitytoexplainthingsclearlyandconcisely.

Thereportquestionsthetechnicalabilityofsomeofthestaff.

capabilityn.[C&U]theabilityorpowertodosomething

e.g.Bothplayershavethecapabilitytowinthismatch.

19.charge

（1）v.toaskanamountofmoneyforsomething,especiallyaserviceoractivity

e.g.Howmuch/Whatdoyouchargeforahaircutandblow-dry?

Thebankchargedcommissiontochangemytraveler’scheques.

Theychargeyou$20justtogetinthenightclub.

（2）n.[C&U]theamountofmoneythatyouhavetopayforsomething,especiallyforanactivityorservice

e.g.Isthereachargeforchildrenordotheygofree?

Theyfixedmywatchfreeofcharge.

bechargedwith（ofthepolice）tomakeaformalstatementsayingthatsomeoneisaccusedofacrime

e.g.She’sbeenchargedwithmurder.

Sheischargedwithmurderingherhusband.

20.privacy

（1）n.[U]someone’srighttokeeptheirpersonalmattersandrelationshipssecret

e.g.Thenewlawisdesignedtoprotectpeople’sprivacy.

（2）n.[U]thestateofbeingalone

e.g.Ihatesharingabedroom-Inevergetanyprivacy.

21.concern

（1）v.tobeimportanttosomeoneortoinvolvesomeonedirectly

e.g.Mattersofpollutionandtheenvironmentconcernusall.

WhatIhavetosaytoAmydoesn’tconcernyou.

ThefilmconcernsawomanwhogoestoChinaasamissionary.

（2）v.tobecomeinvolvedwithsomething,orworriedaboutsomething

e.g.There’snoneedforyoutoconcernyourselfwithwhathappened.

Don’tconcernyourself.She’llbehomesoon.

（3）n.[C&U]afeelingofworryornervousness,orsomethingthatworr