时间:2018-12-03 作者:英语课 分类:英语听力入门 (全四册)


英语课

Lesson 14 Part Ⅰ Warming-up Exercises

Part Ⅰ  Warming-up Exercises


A.Sentence Structure


Drill 1


1.Where?________________________________________


2.Whom?________________________________________


3.How long?______________________________________


4.Why?__________________________________________


5.How much?_____________________________________


6.From whom?____________________________________


7.How many?______________________________________


8.What?__________________________________________


9.How? __________________________________________


Drill 2


1._______________________________________________


2._______________________________________________


3._______________________________________________


4._______________________________________________


5._______________________________________________


                                                                                                           Score:___


B.Difficult Sentences


1.____to Venezuela will take _______________


2.____, post offices throughout England ______“One Penny” black stamps and“Two Pence 1” bluc stamps.


Lesson 14 Part Ⅱ John At The PostOffice


Part Ⅱ  John At The Post Office


Exercises:


1.____ The airmail rate to Venezuela is 50 cents a half ounce 2.


2.____ It usually takes two or three days for a letter to get to Venezuela by air.


3.____ It may take three to four weeks for a letter to get to the interior 3 of the country by air.


4.____ Regular  mail to Venezuela goes by boat.


5.____ Regular mail to Venezuela takes a longer time, because the sailings are irregular.


Lesson 14 Part Ⅲ How DidPostage Stamps Come Into Use


Part Ⅲ    How Did Postage 4 Stamps Come Into Use


Exercises:


Ⅰ.


1.Why were people unhappy to pay postage for letters in the early nineteenth century?


___________________________________________________


2.Why was the postage rate high at that time?


___________________________________________________


Ⅱ.


Rowland Hill, a schoolmaster in England, was the first to____ forward a proposal 5 to____ stamps. He thought it would be much easier for people to use stamps to____ postage. They could ____ to the nearby post office to____ stamps and put them on envelopes before they____ the letters.  The post office could simply____ seals on the stamps so that people could not use the stamps again.  In this way,  the post office did not need to send postmen to____ postage.  It only needed to send fewer postmen to____ letters. That was a good idea and the government finally____ it.



1 pence
n.便士;名词penny的复数形式
  • She counted out fifteen pence and passed it to the salesgirl.她数出15个便士交给女店员。
  • These apples are selling at 40 pence a kilo.这些苹果售价每公斤40便士。
2 ounce
n.盎司,英两
  • He poured in every ounce of power but couldn't make it.他竭尽了全力却无济于事。
  • He has used up the last ounce of oil.他已用完最后一滴油。
3 interior
adj.在内的,内部的,内地的,国内的;n.内部
  • There is water in the interior of the cave.在山洞的内部有水。
  • They went into the interior room.他们进了内室。
4 postage
n.邮费,邮资
  • This dictionary is 100 yuan,postage included.这本词典连邮费共100元。
  • All letters must be stamped with the correct postage.任何信件都应该按所需邮资贴邮票。
5 proposal
n.提议,建议;求婚
  • I feel that we ought to accept his proposal.我觉得我们应该接受他的建议。
  • They could not gain over anyone to support their proposal.他们无法争取到支持他们建议的人。
学英语单词
abreid
absorption refrigerating plant
aerators
AFRCC
ancient chinese literature
ashman
aubrites
badly bleeding ingot
benzene sulfonyl hydroxylamine
bipolar approach
boehringer
bont
brontobytes
cattle rearing
change one's tune
chicken-fight
chordotonal organ
compatibility and incompatibility of drugs
contour tillage
contraction chamber
contragestion
copaane
critical plasmolysis
defect in wood
demand limiter
diffusion current
Do at Rome as the Romans do.
endways, endwise
fagot(faggot)
fhydrokinetics
FMF (fuels materials facility)
frame lines
general yielding
genus Linanthus
globe-news
hand heavy on one's hands
Hand-Schuller-Christian disease
hang-on-the-wall
heteroecious (correns 1928)
ideal plasticity
indigit
instantaneous center of velocity
institutional theory of art
integrys
interactive diagram
Klein-Gumprecht nuclei
lissamine rhodamine
magic swords
magnetoresistive coefficient
male silkworm moth tonic capsule
maximum planing length
metal-ceramic X-ray tube
microcomputation
monopolize the market
monumental architecture
mooncake
moose milk
multifeeler casing caliper
multiitem
MUMMENSCHANZ
nitrogen group element
nonpulse
Nureyev
orgasmical
pammy
physical meaning
pint-sizer
prangley
primaricine
proctisone
prototype H-bomb
RcGshT
rear-engined
repondez s'il vons plait
Rhododendron purdomii
roarin
run of mine shaker
runtime storage
sampling sychronization pulse
scanning objective
seed catalogue
selection set
sheathed crate
ship-type tractor
short-tailed fox
solid-electrolyte tantalum capa-citor
spark length
stencil plate
Stokes, I.
strongly typed
sucker-rod coupling
tax-deductibility
throttle washer
tornement
transient program table
underpressure protection
uniform molecular weight
vacuum casting
Vermillion R.
vocational advertising
wooden door
wrigleys