时间:2018-12-13 作者:英语课 分类:高中英语河北版上


英语课
[00:00.00]Unit six Learning 1 through travel
[00:-1.00]We can learn so much when we travel to other countries.
[00:-2.00]My views of the world have changed because of travelling.
[00:-3.00]Besides the language differences,I noticed many examples of how people
[00:-4.00]have a different way of understanding the world.
[00:-5.00]I have come a long way;the journey has exhausted 2 me.-African Proverb
[00:-6.00]Section 1 New words and ideas
[00:-7.00]Li Ming and Jenny Discussing Their Traveling Experiences
[00:-8.00]Li Ming and Jenny exchange e-mails about their travelling experiences.
[00:-9.00]liming@cninfo.net
[00:10.00]jenny-smith@shaw.ca
[00:11.00]Subject:Traveling Experiences!
[00:12.00]Date:20/11 7:15 PM
[00:13.00]Yesterday,I gave a presentation 3 in class about my student exchange to Canada.
[00:14.00]I remembered many great times.I sure learned 4 a lot,too!
[00:15.00]Do you remember when we went snowmobiling on the lake behind your house?
[00:16.00]It was so cold that day and we were trying to start a fire on the ice.
[00:17.00]Remember when we had to walk in snow up to our things
[00:18.00]to get more wood for the fire?
[00:19.00]My classmates were surprised that your parents came with us
[00:20.00]and spent the whole day playing in the snow.
[00:21.00]I think families in Canada have more free time than families in China.
[00:22.00]Yes,I noticed that when I visited China.
[00:23.00]I really loved China.And not only because of the good food!
[00:24.00]You have more history than we do in Canada.
[00:25.00]I loved the old buildings and temples
[00:26.00]and all the stories that made the places come alive.
[00:27.00]In the Chinese countryside,like at the Great Wall,
[00:28.00]I not only felt a connection to nature,but also a connection to the past.
[00:29.00]I could understand the Chinese respect for ancestors 5 a little better.
[00:30.00]We don't experstand that as much in Canada.
[00:31.00]Yes,between your culture and my culture many things are different,
[00:32.00]and yet in some ways people are similar all over the world.
[00:33.00]That's why we can be friends!
[00:34.00]Travelling is a wonderful way to explore the differences and similarities 6.
[00:35.00]We can learn so much when we travel to other countries.
[00:36.00]My views of the world have changed because of travelling.
[00:37.00]Besides the language differences,I noticed many examples
[00:38.00]of how people have a different way of understanding the world.
[00:39.00]When I went to Mexico I saw that Mexican people
[00:40.00]have fewer"things"than we do in Canada,
[00:41.00]and they don't seem to think "things"are important in life.
[00:42.00]Mexican people tend to use things and share things,
[00:43.00]rather than collect things.
[00:44.00]Yeah,I know what you mean.When I came to Canada,
[00:45.00]I was surprised to see how much stuff 7 people had,
[00:46.00]and how big the houses were,and how much space there was all around.
[00:47.00]Li Ming,do you realize what else you learned when you came here?
[00:48.00]You learned the word"stuff"!You sound very Canadian,now.Wow!
[00:49.00]Thanks,Jenny.spending time in Canada with an English-speaking family
[00:50.00]has helped me to improve my speaking a lot.
[00:51.00]But I still want to learn more.
[00:52.00]I am applying to go to a summer camp in Australia next year.
[00:53.00]We will do some touring and some camping.
[00:54.00]There will be young people from all over the world.
[00:55.00]I'm really looking forward to it.Why don't you come along with us?
[00:56.00]That sounds great!I would love to come,
[00:57.00]but I already have a plan for next summer.
[00:58.00]I have been invited to join a group of teens 8 from my school on a trip to Brazil.
[00:59.00]We will go there weeks to work with the poor people there.
[-1:00.00]Some of us will help local people build a small medical centre,
[-1:-1.00]and some of us will teach the children.
[-1:-2.00]I am very excited,but a little nervous,too.
[-1:-3.00]I will learn a lot about poverty 9 around the world
[-1:-4.00]and I will be able to practise my Portugwese.
[-1:-5.00]I think travelling to many different countries
[-1:-6.00]can help us understand one another better.
[-1:-7.00]Then the whole world can live together more peacefully.
[-1:-8.00]Good luck with your plans,Jenny.
[-1:-9.00]I think both of us will have many valuable experiences next summer.
[-1:10.00]And maybe I won't change the world on this trip,
[-1:11.00]but at least I will to see my first kangaroo!
[-1:12.00]Song
[-1:13.00]Section 2 meaning through practice
[-1:14.00]C.Build your listening skills
[-1:15.00]First,listen to the flight attendant's announcement
[-1:16.00]on an airplane before take-off.
[-1:17.00]Here are a few terms that will help you to answer the questions below[-1:18.00]Listen carefully to the tape again.
[-1:19.00]In brackets,write"T"for statements 10 that are true,
[-1:20.00]and "F"for those that are false.
[-1:21.00]Section 4 Reading for meaning
[-1:22.00]Travel with Danny-letters to Li Ming
[-1:23.00]1.Denny's first stop:London
[-1:24.00]Jan 14,2003  Dear Li Ming,
[-1:25.00]Wow!I was so lucky to win trip around the world!
[-1:26.00]I just arrived in London a few days ago,and I am having a great time.
[-1:27.00]The city is huge;someone on the train told me there are 12 million people here,
[-1:28.00]and I believe it! I have already lots of the major sights;
[-1:29.00]the House of Parliament 11 and Big Ben,Westminster Abbey and of course,
[-1:30.00]Buckingham Palace.Buckingham palace is the home of Queen Elizabeth II
[-1:31.00]and the rest of the royal family.
[-1:32.00]It's magnificent 12!I also went to the Piccadilly circus
[-1:33.00]and took a walk around Trafalgar Square.
[-1:34.00]Being a tourist here can be quite expensive,
[-1:35.00]but my friends and I have found a few ways to save money.
[-1:36.00]Most restaurants,for example,are very costly,
[-1:37.00]but the East Indian curry 13 houses are quite reasonable.
[-1:38.00]Not only that,but the food is delicious!Then,of course,
[-1:39.00]there's the traditional English favourite:fish and chiips.
[-1:40.00]My friend and I have been eating lots of this as well.
[-1:41.00]For accommodation,I'm staying at a nice B&B on the West side of London.
[-1:42.00]Travellers 14 on a really tight 15 budget stay in hostels 16,
[-1:43.00]since they are the cheapest places to stay.
[-1:44.00]Hostels usually have larger rooms with many beds inside,
[-1:45.00]and travellers simply rent a bed for th night.
[-1:46.00]There are hostels all over the world,including China,Li Ming!
[-1:47.00]I met a girl here.She stayed at the Xi'an Shuyuan International Youth Hostel,
[-1:48.00]and she had a wonderful time there!
[-1:49.00]Well,Li Ming,that's about it for now!
[-1:50.00]Tomorrow I'm going to see St.Paul's Cathedral,
[-1:51.00]which is supposed to be just magnificent.
[-1:52.00]I'll be in London for another week,and then off to Cape 17 Town for then days!
[-1:53.00]Wish me luck!Your friend,Danny
[-1:54.00]2.Danny's second stop:Cape Town,South Africa
[-1:55.00]Jan 30,2003   Hi Li Ming,
[-1:56.00]Well I've made it safely to my second destinations:Cape Town,South Africa.
[-1:57.00]What a different!First of all,it is so hot here!
[-1:58.00]We're in the southern hemisphere,so while it's winter in the U.K.right now,
[-1:59.00]it's summer here in South Africa.
[-2:00.00]Did you know that South Africa has eleven official languages?
[-2:-1.00]In addition to English,
[-2:-2.00]people in different parts of the country
[-2:-3.00]speak neat languages like Zulu,Xhosa,and Afrikaans.
[-2:-4.00]in the streets of Cape Town,you hear mostly Afrikaans and Xhosa,
[-2:-5.00]but of course,almost everyone speaks English as well.
[-2:-6.00]The coolest thing about Cape Town
[-2:-7.00]is that there's a mountain right in the middle of it!
[-2:-8.00]It's called Table Mountain,because it looks just like a table.
[-2:-9.00]You may have seen pictures of it before.
[-2:10.00]A few days ago,I hiked 18 to very top of Table mountain.
[-2:11.00]The view from there was just amazing!
[-2:12.00]You could look way out over the city to the Atlantic Ocean.
[-2:13.00]It was just beautiful! [-2:14.00]Yesterday,I went on a tour to see great white sharks in the ocean.
[-2:15.00]It was so exciting!A group of six of us met the tour guide in the morning,
[-2:16.00]and he took us out on the boat.When we got far enough from the shore,
[-2:17.00]the guide stopped the boat and put some meat in the ocean ot attract the sharks.
[-2:18.00]After a few minutes,one came close to our boat.
[-2:19.00]One by one,we got in the small cage at the end of the boat,
[-2:20.00]which the guide lowered 19 under the water so that we could see the shark.
[-2:21.00]It was so big!I can't believe I was brave enough to get into that cage.
[-2:22.00]Did you know that great white sharks have 3000 teeth?
[-2:23.00]I can't wait to tell you more stories when I get back home.
[-2:24.00]But first,I have one stop!I'll write again soon!You friend,Danny
[-2:25.00]3.Danny's third stop:New York  Feb 11,2003
[-2:26.00]Hi Li Ming,Can you guess where I am now?"The Big Apple!"
[-2:27.00]That's the nickname 20 for New York City.
[-2:28.00]I thought London was big,but New York is even bigger!
[-2:29.00]There are 18 million people here.
[-2:30.00]It's no wonder people call it"the Capital of the World"!
[-2:31.00]I learned that New York is really like five cities in one:
[-2:32.00]Manhattan,the Bronx,Brooklyn,Queens and Staten Island.
[-2:33.00]I've spent most of my time in Manhattan[-2:34.00]since there's just so much to see there.
[-2:35.00]I've walked down Broadway and around Times Square,
[-2:36.00]and I even got to see the Empire State Building!
[-2:37.00]Yesterday I went to se Radio City Music Hall,
[-2:38.00]the biggest indoor theatre in the would!It was really incredible 21.
[-2:39.00]Tomorrow,I'm planning to take a ferry 22 boat from Manhattan to Staten Island.
[-2:40.00]That ferry passes the Statue of Liberty 23!
[-2:41.00]Do you know that building is over 100 years old?
[-2:42.00]In 1886,it was given to the United 24 States as a gift from France,
[-2:43.00]in recognition 25 of the friendship they built during the American Revolution 26.
[-2:44.00]At 4'6''her nose is almost as tall as you,Li Ming!
[-2:45.00]I can hardly wait to see her!Well,I guess that's all for now.
[-2:46.00]Take care,Li Ming,and I'll see you soon!Your friend,Danny

1 learning
n.学问,学识,学习;动词learn的现在分词
  • When you are learning to ride a bicycle,you often fall off.初学骑自行车时,常会从车上掉下来。
  • Learning languages isn't just a matter of remembering words.学习语言不仅仅是记些单词的事。
2 exhausted
adj.极其疲惫的,精疲力尽的
  • It was a long haul home and we arrived exhausted.搬运回家的这段路程特别长,到家时我们已筋疲力尽。
  • Jenny was exhausted by the hustle of city life.珍妮被城市生活的忙乱弄得筋疲力尽。
3 presentation
n.赠与,陈述,介绍;表演,展示
  • Last week we went to the presentation of a new play.上星期我们去观看了一场新剧的演出。
  • The manner of presentation is highly important.介绍的方式很重要。
4 learned
adj.有学问的,博学的;learn的过去式和过去分词
  • He went into a rage when he learned about it.他听到这事后勃然大怒。
  • In this little village,he passed for a learned man.在这个小村子里,他被视为有学问的人。
5 ancestors
n.祖先( ancestor的名词复数 );祖宗;原型;(动物的)原种
  • His ancestors had come to America from Ireland. 他的祖先从爱尔兰来到美国。
  • The custom of worshipping ancestors is prevalent among these people. 崇拜祖先的风俗在这些人中是普遍的。 来自《简明英汉词典》
6 similarities
[ similarity ]的复数形式; 类似( similarity的名词复数 ); 相像性; 相仿性; 类似性
  • similarities between human and non-human animals 人和其他动物之间的相似之处
  • The panel shows marked similarities with mosaics found elsewhere. 这块嵌板和在其他地方找到的镶嵌图案有明显的相似之处。
7 stuff
n.原料,材料,东西;vt.填满;吃饱
  • We could supply you with the stuff in the raw tomorrow.明天我们可以供应你原材料。
  • He is not the stuff.他不是这个材料。
8 teens
n.13至19岁的年龄;青少年
  • His son is in his teens.他的儿子十几岁。
  • She's not yet out of her teens.她还不到二十岁。
9 poverty
n.贫穷, 贫困, 贫乏, 缺少
  • We must continue to war against poverty and disease.我们一定要继续同贫穷和疾病作斗争。
  • He showed his poverty in his knowledge of agriculture.他表现出缺乏对农业知识的了解。
10 statements
n.声明( statement的名词复数 );(思想、观点、文章主题等的)表现;(文字)陈述;结算单
  • We are faced with two apparently contradictory statements. 我们面前这两种说法显然是矛盾的。
  • The report is inconsistent with the financial statements. 这个报告与财务报表内容不一致。
11 Parliament
n.议会,国会
  • She won a seat in Parliament at the election.她在选举中赢得了议会中的席位。
  • The drug was banned by an act of parliament.议会的法案明令禁止该药品。
12 magnificent
adj.壮丽的,宏伟的;华丽的;极好的
  • The museum that we visited is very magnificent.我们参观的博物馆是很宏伟的。
  • That's a magnificent task.这是一项宏伟的任务。
13 curry
n.咖哩粉,咖哩饭菜;v.用咖哩粉调味,用马栉梳,制革
  • Rice makes an excellent complement to a curry dish.有咖喱的菜配米饭最棒。
  • Add a teaspoonful of curry powder.加一茶匙咖喱粉。
14 travellers
n.旅行者( traveller的名词复数 );旅游者;旅客;游客
  • The unusually heavy rainfall was an ill omen for the travellers. 异乎寻常的大雨是旅行者的不祥之兆。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • The travellers looked weather-beaten, there was little spit and polish. 旅客们满面风尘,仪容不整。 来自《简明英汉词典》
15 tight
adj.紧的;难解的;紧密的
  • Time is going to be tight,so you'd better hurry.时间很紧,你最好抓紧一点。
  • The box is so tight that I can't open it.这个盒子太紧,我打不开。
16 hostels
n.旅舍,招待所( hostel的名词复数 );青年宿舍
  • The students were protesting at overcrowding in the university hostels. 学生们在抗议大学宿舍过于拥挤。 来自辞典例句
  • Are there any cheap hostels in Nanjing for one person? 南京有没有便宜的旅店可以一个人住? 来自互联网
17 cape
n.海角,岬;披肩,短披风
  • I long for a trip to the Cape of Good Hope.我渴望到好望角去旅行。
  • She was wearing a cape over her dress.她在外套上披着一件披肩。
18 hiked
v.徒步旅行( hike的过去式和过去分词 );提高(价格等)
  • They hiked gas rates. 他们提高了煤气价格。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • He hiked a child up onto his shoulders. 他把孩子举上肩。 来自《简明英汉词典》
19 lowered
v.(使)降低, (使)跌落( lower的过去式和过去分词 );削弱;削减;减少
  • Every evening at sunset the flag was lowered. 每天傍晚日落时都要降旗。
  • She lowered her eyelids, then sprang them open. 她低垂着眼睑,然后突然睁开。 来自《简明英汉词典》
20 nickname
n.绰号,昵称;v.给...取绰号,叫错名字
  • She called me by my nickname.她叫我的外号。
  • Why do you fasten such a nickname on her?你为什么给她取这样一个绰号?
21 incredible
adj.难以置信的,不可信的,极好的,大量的
  • Some planets run at incredible speed.某些星球以难以置信的速度运行着。
  • Her answer showed the most incredible stupidity.她的回答显示出不可思议的愚蠢。
22 ferry
n.渡船,渡口;v.渡运;(越海)空运
  • You can cross the river by ferry.你可以搭渡船过河。
  • We waited at the ferry for two hours.我们在渡口等了两个小时。
23 liberty
n.自由,自由权;冒昧行为
  • He stood for the cause of liberty and justice.他为自由和正义的事业而奋斗。
  • You are at liberty to do as you please.你可以随意行事。
24 united
adj.和谐的;团结的;联合的,统一的
  • The whole nation is closely united.全国人民紧密团结。
  • The two men were united by community of interests.共同的利益使两个人结合在一起。
25 recognition
n.承认,认可,认出,认识
  • The place has changed beyond recognition.这地方变得认不出来了。
  • A sudden smile of recognition flashed across his face.他脸上掠过一丝笑意,表示认识对方。
26 revolution
n.革命,大变革;旋转;周期,循环
  • The earth makes a yearly revolution around the sun.地球每年绕太阳一周。
  • This volume records the history of the country's revolution.这卷书记载了这个国家的革命历史。
学英语单词
abelian algebras
abort signal
acetylene link
additional labour costs
affektepilepsie
anti-ideological
aortorenal ganglions
Arctiidae
asw
attorney-generalship
banszak
bavon
believe in yourself
calibration coefficient of wave height
capital in budget
Cavitas oris
classroom deposit
combustible matter
control handwheel
creative strategy
cryptotext
crystal size
cushionlike
descend on the right side of fence
disavowable
disinclination
dumb antenna
Eminonu
equi-marginal returns
exact straight-line mechanism
expand
F. P. A.
first-of-its-kind
fitting an asymptotic growth curve
full bobbin stop motion
gamma crystal
gherao
Glyfosfinum
group in
hell-raising
homodyne detection
impregnating resin
independent board
induction hardening steel
institutional fund
inverse photoelectron spectroscopy
Krauss
krisuvigite (brochantite)
lateral-correction magnet
LED Displays
main constituent
Margules equation
meltwater
NASCOP
native cinnabar
non faceted solid liquid interface
normal color
notify operation
nuttiest
organization of associated labo(u)r
orimethoprin
output nominal
palaeontography
pellatt
plural phase subcarrier
port circulating pump
pre-morality
primary amebic meningitis
productive interval
pseudomonas helianthi(kawamura)burkholder
rambert dance company
reimbursees
rucksackful
sadrs
sapsans
scraped surface exchanger
scruncher
semimanual
Smith & H.
so say l
spoonerism
star check
stibacetin
superficial injury
superior angle
t.l
thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura
to floor
to pay as may be paid thereon
top line
touch labor
travelling field
Triton Knoll
turia
twin-sheet feeder
unauthorized vehicle
Web crawlers
wellfound
whoremonkey
zhisou powder