新视野 视听说 第二册Unit5.docx

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新视野视听说第二册Unit5

II.ListeningSkills

1.M:

ThepolicegaveafewticketsoutlastweekalongHighway15.

W:

Infact,quiteafewticketsweregivenonthatroad.

Q:

Whatdoesthewomanmean?

2.M:

Whodoyouthinkisthesmarteststudentintheclass?

W:

Maryissecondtonone.

Q:

WhatdoesthewomansayaboutMary?

3.W:

Whatareyousohappyabout?

M:

Insteadofbeinggivenanevendozen,we’vebeengivenabaker’sdozen.

Q:

Whyisthemansohappy?

4.M:

Wehavehadalotofrainoverthelastfewyears.

W:

Butnothinglikethis.

Q:

Whatdoesthewomanmean?

5.M:

Whateffecthastheboomingeconomyhadoninterestratesforloans?

W:

Theinterestrateshaveskyrocketed!

Q:

Whatdoesthewomanmean?

1.A2.B3.B4.D5.C

III.ListeningIn

Task1:

Dogsaren’tallowedhere!

Manager:

I’msorry.Miss,butdogsaren’tallowedinthistheater.

Mary:

ButIhaveaticketforhim.

Manager:

I’mverysorry,butanimalsaren’tpermitted.

Mary:

Youdon’tunderstand.Thisisaspecialcase.Mydogissowelltrainedandsointelligentthathe’salmosthuman.

Manager:

Iseethatyouhaveanexceptionalanimal,but…

Mary:

Ipromiseyouthatifthereisanyproblemwe’llleavethetheaterimmediately.Ipromiseyouthatthisdogisn’tlikeanyotherdogyou’veeverseen.

Manager:

Well…allright.I’llletyougoin,sincethetheaterisalmostemptytonight.Butyourdogwillhavetobehavehimself,oryouwillhavetoleave.

Mary:

Thankyouverymuch.

1.allowedmovietheater

2.aticket

3.welltrainedintelligenthuman

4.anyproblemleavethetheateranyotherdogseen

5.almostempty

Task2:

Putthecatout!

Acouplewasgoingoutfortheeveningtocelebratethewife’sbirthday.Whiletheyweregettingready,thehusbandputthecatout.Thetaxiarrived,andasthecouplewalkedoutoftheirhome,thecatranbackintothehouse.Notwantingtheircartohavefreerunofthehousewhiletheywereout,thehusbandwentbackupstairstochasethecatout.Thewife,notwaitingitknownthatthehousewouldbeempty,explainedtothetaxidriver,“He’sjustgoingupstairstosaygoodbyetomymother.”Afewminuteslater,thehusbandgotintothecar,andsaid,“Sorryittookitsolong.Thestupidoldthingwashidingunderthebed,andIhadtopokeherwithasticktogethertocomeout!

”

4-1-3-5-2-6D）Shewasill-treatedathome.

Task3:

ASuddenChangeintheParrot’sAttitude

AyoungmannamedJohnreceivedaparrotasagift.Theparrothadabadattitudeandanevenworsevocabulary.Everywordoutofthisbird’smouthwasrude.Johntriedeverymethodtochangethebird’sattitudebyconstantlysayingpolitewords,playingsoftmusic,andanythinghecouldthinkoftosetagoodexample.Nothingworked.Finally,Johngotfedupandheyelledattheparrot.Andthebirdyelledback.Johnshooktheparrot,andthebirdgotangrierandruder.Finally,inamomentofdesperation,Johnputthebirdintherefrigeratorfreezer.Forafewminutes,Johnheardthebirdscreamandkick.Thensuddenlytherewassilence.Notasoundforoveraminute.Fearingthathe’shurtthebird,Johnquicklyopenedthedoortothefreezer.Theparrotcalmlysteppedoutandsaid,“IbelieveImayhaveoffendedyouwithmyrudelanguageandactions.Iamtrulysorry,andIwilldoeverythingIcantocorrectmypoorbehavior.”

Johnwasgreatlysurprisedatthebird’schangeofattitude.Ashewasabouttoasktheparrotwhathadcausedsuchasuddenchangeinhisbehavior,thebirdcontinued,“MayIiaskwhyyouputthechickensthereandwhattheydidwrong?

”

1.C2.D3.B4.C5.A

IV.SpeakingOut

Model1Thedogwillbecompanyforher.

John:

Se-Jin,comeshoppingwithme.I’mbuyingapresentformymother.

Se-Jin:

Whatareyougettingher?

John:

I’vegotjusttheperfectidea.Adog.

Se-Jin:

Adog?

Wouldshelikethat?

John:

She’llloveit.Mydadworkslonghourseachday,andIthinkwithmeawayatschool,sheisabitlonely.AndI’lljustgetasmallone,aPekinese.

Se-Jin:

Goodidea!

Thedogwillbecompanyforher.

NowYourTurn

A:

Hi,comeshoppingwithme.Iwanttobuyagiftformyneighbor.

B:

Whatfor?

A:

Hiswifediedacoupleofweeksago,andheisfeelinglonely.He’sbeenkindtous.Iwanttobuysomethingtocheerhimup.

B:

Whatdoyouwanttogetforhim?

A:

I’mthinkingofbuyingabunchofflowersforhim.

B:

ButI’vegotaperfectidea.Adog.

A:

Adog?

Why?

B:

He’llbecrazyaboutit.He’ssolonely;heneedscompanyratherthanbeautifulflowers.

A:

Goodthinking!

Thedogcankeephimcompany.

Model2Wheretowalkdogs?

Bob:

There’ssometalkofabusinessmanbuildingadogparkinShanghai.

Laura:

Really,whatonearthfor?

Bob:

Apparentlythereisalawagainsthavingdogsonthestreets.

Laura:

Doesitmeanthatthedogshavetostayinsideapartmentsatalltimes?

Bob:

Itsoundsprettycruel,doesn’tit?

Maybetheparkisagoodidea.

Laura:

Maybetheyshouldjustallowpeopletowalktheirdogsonthestreets.

Bob:

Butinmanylargecitieswheredogscanbewalked,thestreetsareamess.IheardParisistheworst.

Laura:

Couldn’tpeoplejustcleanupaftertheirdogs?

Bob:

Wouldthey?

NowYourTurn

A:

Haveyouheardthecityhaspassesalawagainstwalkingdogsinthestreets?

B:

Sure,it’spublishedinthenewspapers.

A:

Itmeansthatdogshavetobekeptinsideallthetime.

B:

It’srathercruel,isn’tit?

Weshouldn’tbesocrueltodumbanimals.

A:

Butdogsoftenleaveamessfromtheirdogs.

B:

Butownerscancleanupthemessfromtheirdogs.

A:

Wouldthey?

B:

Perhapsthebestsolutionistobuildadogpark.Thenpeoplecanwalktheirdogsthere.

A:

Soundstoogoodtoberealistic.Thecityisalreadytoocrowedwithoutthedogs.

Model3Whatdoeshavingafewfishdoforyou?

Philip:

Wow!

Iseeyou’veboughtanaquarium.Nice!

Peter:

Youshouldgetonetoo.Ihighlyrecommendit.

Philip:

Why?

Whatdoeshavingafewfishdoforyou?

Peter:

Ifinditrelaxingjusttositdownandwatchtropicalfishattheendofatiringday.

Philip:

Icanunderstand.Iliketotakeiteasyafterwork,too.

Peter:

There’smorethanthat.They’rereallyfascinating.Theygiveyouhoursofentertainment,believeme.

Philip:

PerhapsIshouldgiveitatry.

Peter:

OK,Icanlendyouacoupleofgoodreferencebooks.

Philip:

Great!

Anyothertipsongettingstarted?

NowYourTurn

A:

Wow!

You’veboughtadiscman!

Itdoeslooknice!

B:

You’dbetterbuyoneaswell.Istronglyrecommendit.

A:

Why?

Whatcanitdoforyou?

B:

Ifinditrelaxingtolistentomusiconit.

A:

Icanunderstand.Afteraday’sworkIliketorelaxabitmyself.

B:

Notonlythat.Somemusiccheersyouupandmakesyouforgetallyourtroubles.

A:

MaybeIshouldhaveatry,butIdon’tknowhowtousethediskman.

B:

OK,Icanlendyouthismanual.

A:

Wonderful!

Anyothertipsongettingstarded?

V.Let’sTalk

AnIntelligentDog

Ablackdogwalkedintoabutcher’sshopwithafive-dollarbillinhismouth.Hespentseveralminuteslookingatthemeatondisplay.Hefinallyfixedhiseyesonthelambchopsandbarked,showingthathewantedtobuysomeofthem.Thebutcher,thinkingthedogwouldn’tknowthedifference,pickedouttheworstchops.Thedogbarkedangrilyandcontinuedtobarkuntilthebutcherselectedthefinestchops.Afterthebutchertookthemoneyfromthedog’smouth,thedogpickedupthechopsandlefttheshop.

Thebutcherwasdeeplyimpressedanddecidedthathewouldliketoownacleverdoglikethat.Heclosedupshopandfollowedthedogtoseewhereitwent.Thedogenteredanapartmenthouse,climbedtothethirdfloor,andbegantoscratchonthedoor.Withthat,thedooropenedandanangrymanstartedyellingatthedog.Ashedidso,thebutchersteppedforwardtoaskthemantostop.“Whatareyoudoing?

”That’sthesmartestanimalI’veeverseen!

Surelyitdoesn’tdeservethiskindoftreatment.”Thebutcherthenwentontoexplainhowthedoghadboughtthebestlambchopsintheshop.Themanlookedatthebutcherfromthecornerofhiseyeandsaid,“Idon’tthinkhe’ssointelligent.Yousee,thisisthirdtimethisweekhe’sforgottenhiskey.”

Characters

ActionsandWords

Adog

walkedintoabutcher’sshopwithfivedollars;

fixedeyesonthelambchopsandbarked—wantedsome.

Thebutcher

pickeduptheworst/lowestqualitychops.

Thedog

barkedangrilyandcontinuously

Thebutcher

selectedthefinestchops;

tookthemoney.

Thedog

left.

Thebutcher

wantedtoown/havesuchadog;

followedthedog.

Thedog

enteredanapartmenthouse

climbedtothethirdfloor;

scratchedonthedoor.

Aman

openedthedoor;

yelledatthedog.

Thebutcher

askedhimtostop,

sayingitwasthesmartest/cleverestanimal;

explainedhowthedoghadgotthebestlambchops.

Theman

lookedathimsideways;

saiditwasthethirdtimethisweekthedoghadforgottenhiskey.

VI.FurtheringListeningandSpeaking

Task1:

ABirthdayPresent

Mary:

David,howdidyourmomlikethedogyougaveherforabirthdaygift?

David:

Oh,Mary,shewasdelighted.Itlickedherhandandwaggeditstailandshewashooked.

Mary:

Whatdidshecallit?

David:

She’scallingit“Brian”,afterafriendofhers.

Mary:

Yourmomalwaysdidhaveasenseofhumor.Ireadsomewherethatdogscanbecomeveryclosetotheirowners.

David:

I’veheardthat.IsawaninterviewonTVwithamanwhohadepilepticattacks,andhisdogwouldwarnhimbeforehewouldhaveanattack.

Mary:

Really?

Iwonderhowtheycandothat1

David:

Itahssomethingtodowiththedog’ssenseofsmell.It’sverykeen.

Mary:

DoyouthinkBrianwillbeabletoforetellwhenyourmomisgoingtoroastachicken?

AfterDavidgavehismomadogasabirthdaypresent,shewasverypleased,forthedoglickedherhandandwa