时间:2018-12-13 作者:英语课 分类:新标准初中英语第二册


英语课

 



[00:00.00]Module 7 Planes, boats and trains


[00:05.05]Unit 1Tony has the longestjourney.


[00:09.00]Listening and vocabulary


[00:11.38]2 Listen to the quiz.Match the words in Box1 with the words in Box2. Then match them withthe pictures.


[01:27.34]4 Listen and read.Betty's mum:How doesTony get to school?


[01:34.61]Betty:He lives farthestfrom the school, so hehas the longest journey.


[01:40.09]He goes by bus. It'sthe best way to get toschool.


[01:44.79]Betty's mum:How doesDaming get to school?Betty:He has the fastestjourney because he goesby bicycle.


[01:52.19]Betty's mum:But it's themost dangerous way. Andwhat about Lingling?


[01:57.74]Betty:Her home isclosest to school,so she walks. DoesDad always go to workby taxi?


[02:05.62]Betty's mum:Yes, it'sthe most expensive way,but it's the mostcomfortable way.


[02:12.16]He sometimes takes thetrain, but it's the mostuncomfortable way to goto work!


[02:18.63]Pronunciation andspeaking6 Listen and repeat the  questions and answers  in Activity 5.


[03:32.00]Unit 2It's the fastest train.


[03:36.44]Vocabulary and reading2 Read the passage and  match the paragraphs  with the headings.


[03:39.46]A British AirwaysB The Greyhound BusC The Shanghai-Pudong  ExpressD The Star Ferry


[03:46.74]Travelling times1 __It's the fastest trainin the world.


[03:54.14]It goes from ShanghaiStation to PudongAirport in eight minutes


[04:00.18]The same journeytakes about 30 minutesby car.


[04:04.51]The train is the fastestway to go, but it's alsothe most expensive;


[04:10.41]with two passengers,it's more expensivethan a taxi.


[04:15.14]2 __More than 32 millionpassengers travel onBritish Airways 1 planesevery year,


[04:22.18]so British Airways isone of the busiestinternational airlines.


[04:27.23]The most popular planeis the Boeing 747. Ittravels the farthest.


[04:33.54]It goes from London toBeijing, a distance ofover 8,000 kilometresin 9 1/2 hours.


[04:41.10]3 __It's the most famousferry in the world,but its journey is veryshort.


[04:48.70]It goes from Hong Kongisland to Kowloon.


[04:52.42]The journey takes aboutten minutes, so it's theshortest, quickest,cheapest way to go.


[05:00.10]Other ferries go fromthe Hong Kong ferryterminal to the islands.


[05:05.17]4 __These fast, comfortablebuses go to 2,500 placesin the USA.


[05:13.33]The fares aren't expen-sive and you can buy aticket at the bus stop.


[05:19.03]It's the safest andcheapest way to travel,so every year millionsof Americans go by bus.


[05:27.90]Words and expressionsModule 7


[05:33.51]journey/'d╜╔:ni/n.旅行;旅程ferry/'feri/n.渡船;渡口subway/'s╘b,wei/n.地铁taxi/'t╗ksi/n.出租车


[05:44.04]crowded/'kraudid/adj.拥挤的modern/'m╛d╓n/adj.现代的farthest/'fa:╖ist/adv.最远地


[05:52.42]best/best/adj.&adv.最好fast/fa:st/adj.&adv.快;迅速most/m╓ust/adj.最多的/adv.最


[05:59.66]close/kl╓us/adj.近的;接近的/adv.靠近地stop/st╛p/n.车站bus stop 公共汽车站


[06:08.24]terminal 2/'t╔:min╓l/n.终点站;总站ferry terminal 客运码头British/'briti╞/adj.英国的;不列颠的


[06:16.81]airway/'e╓wei/n.航线;(常复)航空公司express/ik'spres/n.快车


[06:22.53]star/sta:/n.星;星状物;明星take/teik/v.花费(时间)


[06:28.25]passenger/'p╗sind╜╓/n.乘客airline/'e╓,lain/n.航线;(常复)航空公司


[06:34.16]distance/'dist╓ns/n.距离hour/au╓/n.小时quick/kwik/adj.快的;迅速的way/wei/n.方式;道路


[06:45.40]fare/fe╓/n.车费;飞机票价;船费know/n╓u/v.知道;了解


[06:49.95]WorkbookModule 7Planes, boats and trains


[06:57.76]Listening6 Listen and match.


[07:35.49]Reading and speaking7 Read the passage and  answer the questions.


[07:43.06]Tony goes to school bybus. He lives farthestfrom the school, so hehas the longest journey.


[07:51.11]But he thinks it's thebest way to travel toschool.


[07:54.81]Daming goes to school bybicycle.Going by bicycleis the easiest way totravel.


[08:01.97]Sometimes it's thefastest way. But it'salso the most dangerous.


[08:08.49]Betty's father usuallygoes to work by taxi.Going by taxi is themost comfortable way totravel in Beijing.


[08:17.30]But it's also the mostexpensive.


[08:20.48]Pronunciation9 Look at these groups  of words and listen.


[08:46.92]Now listen and putthese words in thecorrect groups.




1 AIRWAYS
航空公司
  • The giant jets that increasingly dominate the world's airways. 越来越称雄于世界航线的巨型喷气机。
  • At one point the company bought from Nippon Airways a 727 jet. 有一次公司从日本航空公司买了一架727型喷气机。
2 terminal
n.终端机,终点,末端;adj.终点的,按期的,致死的
  • The car has reached its terminal speed and can run faster no longer.这辆车的速度已达到了极限,不能再跑更快了。
  • There's a taxi stand outside the terminal.在终点站的外面有出租车。
学英语单词
abbot of misrule
air-letters
allokinetic
Andromeda L.
anti-symmetric state
autoimmune parathyroiditis
axwell bridge
BCIC
Beggars must not be choosers
blue mahoe
Bromingham
bronzewares
charleyhorse
communication control group
cooling air curtain
dead reckonings
deep wound
diagram circuit
Dictyostellaceae
dragoons
drone trap
efficacious against/in
emitter coupled transistor logic
ergosome
Euthyrox
export quarantine
favorable opposition
financial conversion cost of foreign exchange
gasifier nozzle diaphragm
genus Hippotragus
ghost story
gravific
ground waste rubber
ground water development
gullywasher
haemosiderins
hemicellulose extract
hydathodal cell
hypothecarius
instantaneous discharge
Instrumer
intervenest
isopterygium albescens
jackiella javanica cavifolia
joseph eggleston johnstons
kamseen, kamsin
landmarkable
leading enterprise
leased line data transmission service
lithium hydroxide monohydrate
lubricating oil gravity tank
lunar rover, lunar roving vehicle
membrane insertion signal
mesfets
Michendorf
mon-ster
Munsell renotation system
music-rooms
network job control language
noise suppression equipment
nonancourts
Nucodorsal
p-methyl anisole
passive debt
pedestrian volume study
pelikes
phthisiogenesis
platinum-cobalts
plowed back
point-source explosion
posishes
post-installation review
post-Newtonian
printing unit
profile microscopy
pseudotachylitic
rassf
right plane
Rynatan
sandniggers
Saturnlike
schizopherenia
sheter
skeleton skirt piston
stir someone's blood
strike ballot
subscriber station
sweetex
synchromesh type transmission
terrain-following flight
throttle link
tiszas
took the service
translunary space
triki
tuberculous mastoiditis
turnicid
unattended standby time
unpledged delegate
vertical disposition
well-guarded
white currant