时间:2018-12-13 作者:英语课 分类:新标准初中英语第五册


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[00:00.00]MODULE 7 Australia


[00:02.46]模块七 澳大利亚


[00:04.93]Unit 1I'm looking forthe photos that you tookin Australia.


[00:07.55]第一单元我在找你在澳大利亚拍的照片


[00:10.16]Listening and vocabulary2 Listen and check your  answers to Activity 1.


[00:47.36]听力和词汇活动2 听录音,检查你所做的活动1的答案。


[01:24.56]3 Listen and read.


[01:26.66]活动3 听一听,读一读。


[01:28.76]Tony's dad:Hi, Tony.     What are you up to?Tony:I'm looking for the     photos that you     took in Australia.


[01:32.03]喂,托尼。做什么呢?我在找你在澳大利亚拍的照片。


[01:35.31]Tony's dad:OK, would you           like a hand           to find them?


[01:36.79]哦,需要我帮你找到它们吗?


[01:38.27]Tony:Great! Thanks.We're doing a projectabout countries that wewant to visit,


[01:40.98]太好了!谢谢。我们在做一个课题,是关于我们想去参观的国家的,


[01:43.70]and I'm going to writeabout Australia.


[01:45.21]我想写澳大利亚。


[01:46.72]I have to imagine thatI've been there, andthat I'm writing aletter to Mum and you.


[01:49.58]我要想象自己去过那里,在给妈妈和你写信。


[01:52.44]Tony's dad:Well, have       a look at these.Tony:Let's see. Hey!     What's that?


[01:55.12]噢,看看这些照片。让我看看。嘿,那是什么?


[01:57.80]Tony's dad:It's calledUluru.It's a huge rockin the centre ofAustralia.It's fantasticTony:And this building?


[02:02.57]它叫乌奴奴。是一块大岩石,位于澳大利亚的中部。十分奇特。这个建筑呢?


[02:07.34]Tony's dad:That's theSydney Opera House. It'slike a huge sailing 1 boatwith water on threesides.


[02:10.88]好是悉尼歌剧院。(看上去)像一艘航行的轮船,三面环水。


[02:14.42]And this one is a photoof a shark that I saw onthe Great Barrier 2 Reef 3.


[02:17.31]这是我在大堡礁看到的一条鲨鱼的照片。


[02:20.20]We're really luckybecause sharks areusually shy.


[02:24.61]Tony:Wow! It's amazing!     Did you see any     kangaroos     or crocodiles?


[02:27.93]喔!太令人震惊了!你看到袋鼠或鳄鱼了吗?


[02:31.25]Tony's dad:There werekangaroos that were jum-ping alongside 4 the caron our way back fromUluru.But no crocodiles.


[02:35.15]我们从乌奴奴回来的路上看到袋鼠跟着我们的车跳跃。但是没有看到鳄鱼


[02:39.06]Tony:They're great     photos. By the way,     can I borrow the     camera again?Tony's dad:Why?


[02:42.43]这些都是很棒的照片。顺便问一下,我能再借照相机用一下吗?做什么呢?


[02:45.80]Tony:Well, there's     a photo competition     that I want to win!


[02:47.71]嗯,有一个我想赢的摄影比赛!


[02:49.61]I want to take somephotos at our schooldance next week.


[02:51.54]我想下周我们学校舞会时拍些照片。


[02:53.48]Tony's dad:I bet 5 you do!OK, you can borrow it,but only once you'vedone your project onAustralia.


[02:57.38]我想也是。好吧,你可以把相机拿走,但是要在你完成有关澳大利亚的课题之后才行。


[03:01.27]4 Complete the table.Use words and phrasesfrom the conversation inActivity 3 and the boxin Activity 1.


[03:06.81]活动4 完成表格,用活动3对话中及活动1中方框内的单词及词组填写。


[03:12.34]Now listen again andcheck.


[04:00.18]再听一次,检查答案。


[04:48.03]Pronunciation andspeaking7 Say the sentencesaloud.


[04:53.07]发音和口语活动7 大声读出句子。


[04:58.11]1 Great! Thanks.2 Hey! What's that?3 It's fantastic!4 Wow! It's amazing!Now listen and check.


[05:06.57]1 太好了!谢谢。2 嘿,那是什么?3 十分奇特。4 喔!太令人震惊了!听录音并核对。


[05:15.03]Unit 2The camel that I rodehad a bad temper 6.


[05:17.65]第二单元我骑的骆驼脾气不好


[05:20.26]Reading and vocabulary3 Read the letter and  find what the photos  show.


[05:24.35]阅读和词汇活动3 阅读这封信并找出照片展示了什么情景。


[05:28.43]ThursdayDear Mum and Dad,I'm writing this letterto you from the centreof Australia.


[05:32.99]星期四亲爱的爸爸、妈妈:我现在是在澳大利亚的中部给你们写这封信。


[05:37.56]At the moment we'restaying nearUluru—that's theAboriginal name forAyers Rock.


[05:41.25]此时此刻,我们在乌奴奴附近--这是澳大利亚土著人给艾尔斯岩起的名字。


[05:44.94]On the first day, wetook a helicopter 7 tourover the rock,


[05:47.35]第一天,我们乘直升机从天空观看了乌奴奴。


[05:49.76]and I was surprised athow big it was:3.6kilometres long and 348metres high.


[05:54.57]乌奴奴如此之大,让我大吃一惊:3.6公里长,348米高。


[05:59.38]The colours of the rockare fantastic, and atdifferent times of theday, they change frompurple to red.


[06:03.96]这块岩石的颜色很是奇特,在一天里的不同时段,颜色会从紫色变到红色。


[06:08.55]The Aborigines are thepeople that have livedin Australia from theearliest times,


[06:11.66]澳大利亚土著人是澳大利亚最早的居民,


[06:14.77]and the ancientAboriginal storiesdescribe the spiritsthat created the world.


[06:17.84]古老的土著故事讲述创造世界的神灵,


[06:20.91]Uluru is a centre ofAboriginal culture.


[06:23.17]而乌奴奴就是土著文化的核心。


[06:25.43]The Australians havemany British relativesand they're like us inmany ways.


[06:28.35]澳大利亚人有很多英国亲属,他们在很多地方上与我们相似。


[06:31.28]Their family life issimilar to ours, andthey enjoy the same foodand hobbies.


[06:34.54]他们的家庭生活和我们的相似,喜欢的食物和爱好也相同。


[06:37.79]The food and drink thatmost Australians likeare grapes,


[06:40.37]大部分澳大利亚人都喜欢的食品和饮品有葡萄、


[06:42.94]lamb, ham 8 and especiallywine that they make inthe south of thecountry.


[06:46.03]羊肉和火腿,尤其是澳大利亚南部产的葡萄酒。


[06:49.12]They love all sports,but the games that theylove the most arefootball, cricket 9 andrugby.


[06:53.08]他们都喜欢运动,最喜欢的是足球、板球和橄榄球。


[06:57.04]Because most Australianslive near the coast,they love going to thebeach, swimming andsurfing.


[07:01.11]因为大部分澳大利亚人住在海边,所以他们喜欢去海滩游泳、冲浪。


[07:05.17]Although it's December,it's summer over here.


[07:07.39]尽管现在是12月,但这里是夏天。


[07:09.61]The sunshine is verybright, and near thecoast the countryside isvery green.


[07:12.85]阳光十分明媚,海边的乡村绿油油的。


[07:16.09]There are lots of sheepin the fields and on thehills,


[07:18.10]田野里和小山上羊群遍布,


[07:20.11]but the outback is morelike a desert, full ofrocks and sand.Most Australians speakEnglish,


[07:24.42]但是内陆更像沙漠,到处是岩石和沙地。大部分澳大利亚人讲英语,


[07:28.74]although they have somespecial expressions 10 suchas“Good day!”and“Noworries, mate 11.”


[07:32.37]尽管他们也有一些自己的表达方式,像“Good day!”和“No worries, mate.”


[07:36.00]They mean“Hello!”and“Don't worry about it.It's not a problem!”


[07:38.96]这些句子的意思是“你好!”和“不要为这担心,这不算什么问题!”


[07:41.93]The next day after wearrived at Uluru, wewent on a camel ride.


[07:45.16]我们到乌奴奴的第二天骑了一次骆驼。


[07:48.40]The camel that I rodehad a bad temper,


[07:50.00]我骑的骆驼脾气不好,


[07:51.60]and I got very tired.Everyone else thought itwas very funny that mycamel kept lying down...


[07:55.31]弄得我很累。其他人都认为我的骆驼老是趴下挺有意思的……


[07:59.02]Finally, later thisevening, we're takingthe plane back to Sydneyand coming home.


[08:02.49]最后,今天傍晚晚些时候,我们会乘飞机到悉尼,然后回家。


[08:05.95]It's been a fantastictrip!            Love,                Tony


[08:08.86]这真是一次奇妙的旅行!爱你们的,托尼


[08:11.76]Unit 3Language in use


[08:13.59]第三单元语言运用


[08:15.41]Language practice8 Listen to the convers-ation. Number the photos1—5 in the order thatthey are described.


[09:11.58]语言练习活动8 听会话将图片1-5按照所听到描述的顺序标号。


[10:07.75]WorkbookMODULE 7 Australia


[10:12.35]Listening andpronunciation8 Complete the sentencesfrom the conversationwith a suitable 12 word.


[10:21.65]Now listen to theconversation and checkyour answers.


[12:21.48]9 Listen again and check(√) the true sentences.


[14:23.07]10 Listen to thepronunciation of thesewords. Which letter(s)in each word is silent 13?


[14:32.07]1 interested2 different3 knife


[14:43.80]4 Wednesday5 climb6 daughter


[14:56.51]Now listen again andrepeat.


[15:23.43]Reading, speaking andwriting11 Read the passage andanswer the questions.


[15:32.04]The AboriginesThe Aborigines havelived in Australia forabout 60,000 years.


[15:39.11]They painted picturesinside caves 14,


[15:42.09]and these are the rockpaintings that havegiven us so muchinformation aboutAboriginal life.


[15:48.66]For example, some of thepaintings that are about10,000 years old showmen with boomerangs.


[15:56.55]From this we know thatthe Aborigines startedusing boomerangs about10,000 years ago.


[16:03.98]Other pictures showkangaroos, so we knowthat there werekangaroos at that time.


[16:10.42]The Aboriginesbelieved that spiritsmade people, animals andplants,


[16:16.05]and that these spiritsstill live in the earth.


[16:19.61]For Aborigines, no onecan own the earth—theearth belongs to thespirits.


[16:26.23]There were smallAboriginal groups allover Australia,


[16:30.42]and there were probablymore than 240 differentAboriginal languages.The groups did not havea leader.


[16:39.16]Instead, things weredecided by the older menin a group.


[16:43.43]People from differentgroups often travelledhundreds of miles tomeet each other.


[16:48.84]Aboriginal lifechanged when an Englishboat arrived inAustralia in 1770.


[16:56.05]Many Aborigines werekilled in the wars 15 thatthey had with theEnglish.


[17:01.18]More Europeans came, andthey started taking landfrom the Aborigines.


[17:06.99]The Europeans alsobrought new illnessesthat killed theAborigines.


[17:12.76]The result is that todaythere are only about300,000 Aborigines inAustralia.


[17:19.57]Words and expressionsModule 7


[17:22.49]crocodile/'kr╛k╓,dail/n.鳄鱼hand/h╗nd/n.协助;手have a look at 看……一眼


[17:26.98]alongside/╓'l╛╕,said/adv.沿着……grape/greip/n.葡萄ham/h╗m/n.火腿lamb/l╗m/n.小羊肉


[17:33.39]outback/'aut,b╗k/n.(澳大利亚)内陆sheep/╞i:p/n.(pl.sheep)绵羊


[17:35.63]spirit/'spirit/n.灵魂,神灵wine/wain/n.(葡萄)酒surfing/'s╔:fi╕/n.冲浪


[17:39.15]helicopter/'heli,k╛pt╓/n.直升机purple/'p╔:pl/n.紫色similar/'simil╓/adj.相似的


[17:42.44]similar to 同……相似ours/au╓z/pron.我们的especially/i'spe╞li/adv.特别,尤其


[17:45.93]cricket/'krikit/n.板球rugby/'r╘gbi/n.橄榄球sunshine/'s╘n,╞ain/n.阳光full/ful/adj.满的


[17:50.16]full of 装满……的expression/ik'spre╞n/n.短语,表达方式mate/meit/n.同伴


[17:54.88]temper/'temp╓/n.脾气lifestyle/'laif,stail/n.生活方式water sports 水上运动


[17:59.61]sunbathing/'s╘n,bei╖i╕/n.阳光浴scared of 被……吓坏了


[18:03.44]mineral/'min╓r╓l/n.矿物质,矿石ancestor/'╗nsest╓/n.祖先




1 sailing
n.航行,航海术,启航
  • Experienced seamen will advise you about sailing in this weather.有经验的海员会告诉你在这种天气下的航行情况。
  • The operation was plain sailing.手术进行得顺利。
2 barrier
n.栅栏,障碍,壁垒,关卡
  • You must show your ticket at the barrier.你在关卡处必须出示许可证。
  • The driver jumped a horse over a barrier.骑手骑马跳过障碍。
3 reef
n.礁,礁石,暗礁
  • The ship and its crew were lost on the reef.那条船及船员都触礁遇难了。
  • The ship was wrecked on a coral reef.这条船在珊瑚暗礁上撞毁了。
4 alongside
adv.在旁边;prep.和...在一起,在...旁边
  • There was a butcher's shop alongside the theatre.剧院旁边有一家肉店。
  • Alongside of him stood his uncle.他的身旁站着他叔叔。
5 bet
v.打赌,以(与)...打赌;n.赌注,赌金;打赌
  • I bet you can't do this puzzle.我敢说,你解决不了这个难题。
  • I offered to bet with him.我提出与他打赌。
6 temper
n.恶劣的心情,心绪焦躁;性情,脾气
  • The man lost his temper and struck out wildly.那人因发怒而大打出手。
  • One day the man flew at me in a temper.一天,那个人冲着我大发脾气。
7 helicopter
n.直升飞机;vt.用直升飞机载送;vi.乘直升飞机
  • The helicopter flying at a height of 5,000 meters.这架直升机正在五千米的高空飞行。
  • The pilot landed the helicopter in a rice field.飞行员将直升飞机降落在一片稻田里。
8 ham
n.火腿,大腿,笨拙的演员;adj.过火的,做作的;v.演得过火
  • Please give me a can of ham.请给我一罐火腿。
  • The ham is very good today.今天的火腿很好。
9 cricket
n.蟋蟀,板球运动;adj.公平的
  • The England cricket team scored quite a useful total.英格兰板球队得分总数令人满意。
  • We could hear the shrill of the midsummer cricket.我们可以听到仲夏时节蟋蟀的尖叫声。
  • Your behaviour isn't cricket.你的行为不光彩。
10 expressions
n.表情( expression的名词复数 );表示;(数学)表达式;词
  • ritualized expressions of grief 以例行的方式表达悲伤
  • The fashionable remarks of today often become the commonplace expressions of tomorrow. 今天的时髦话往往变成明天的陈词滥调。 来自《简明英汉词典》
11 mate
n.伙伴,同事;配偶;大副;v.(使)交配
  • Where is the mate to this glove?这副手套的另一只在哪儿?
  • She has been a faithful mate to him.她一直是他忠实的配偶。
12 suitable
adj.合适的,适当的,适宜的
  • Tomorrow will be quite suitable.明天挺合适。
  • Is she suitable for the job?她适于做这工作吗?
13 silent
adj.安静的,不吵闹的,沉默的,无言的;n.(复数)默剧
  • Immediately on his beginning to speak,everyone was silent.他一讲话,大家顿时安静下来。
  • The boys looked at the conjuror in silent wonder. 孩子们目瞪口呆地看着那魔术师。
14 caves
n.咖啡馆,小餐厅( cafe的名词复数 );洞穴( cave的名词复数 )
  • The district is pock-marked with caves. 这个地区布满了坑洞。
  • Walkways allow visitors to enter the caves in perfect safety. 步行道使游客可以十分安全地进入那些洞穴。 来自《简明英汉词典》
15 wars
n.战争( war的名词复数 );战争期间;斗争;竞争
  • US involvement in European wars 美国对欧洲战争的干预
  • Fans waited for years for the first Star Wars prequel. 《星球大战》的第一部前传让影迷期待了多年。
学英语单词
a gemini
Addtl
aligning microscope
appoximate continuity
Arderone
auxiliary firing
body search
bonibells
bubble dancer
bus duct work
bustiers
cancelled ballot ticket
chip shell
coalign
cotton gatherer
crest angle
cronje
cubango
cut-off interval
cycloses
depilators
dip coating process
distance correcting mechanism of range-finder
DMZ hosts
dryhanded
dryness-moistening and phlegm-resolving prescription
Fergusonite-trihydrate
filament emission
fine and microstructure of ocean
galactaric acid
good-times
granados
half-duplex
hyaline cell
hydroxyphenylarsonic acid
inferior carotid ganglia
integrated sounding system (iss)
interface description language
invisible runners
kakortokite
keep your eye on the ball
Koch's node
larch bark extract
line-sequential color-television
liquid breakdown
liquidation statement
long summer
machine-readable texts
maintenance team
matako
mazurek
mesoporous molecular sieve catalyst
monascus
multirelation
Nea Dimmata
night-creams
Nocardiophage
nomo-
nonerupted deciduous teeth
nonreconstructive inversion
nuplex
Ojo de Laguna
Ollantaitambo
operating losses
palilalias
parturiates
party-man
pashminas
payment of royalty
pendulous axis
phylosopher
pickled
population distribution
position modulation
prediction accuracy
purified helium product cooler
repaneled
ruddys
Runamycin
serve the turn
shatterindex
side draw tray
skew pupils
sputtering deposition
stereoscopic rangefinder
sulfatidate
Szabo
tampulbolon
tautomerizm
telc
tilting prevention device
Timpas
to keep your eyes peeled
unchampioned
Uniloy
universal-joint journal
vaccary
Vsign
water-sop
Whitworth standard screw thread
young Turks