时间:2018-12-17 作者:英语课 分类:新标准初中英语第六册


英语课

 



[00:00.00]Workbook


[00:02.10]MODULE 5 Rules and         regulations 1


[00:03.78]Reading


[00:07.53]7 Read the passage and  choose the best title.


[00:13.09]Before 1997, Pingyao inNorth China's ShanxiProvince was a quietplace with few visitors.


[00:22.58]Then, it was made aWorld Heritage 2 Site byUNESCO and everythingchanged.


[00:29.46]UNESCO said, "TheAncient City of Pingyao


[00:33.76]is an outstandingexample of a Han Chinesecity of the Ming andQing Dynasties."


[00:41.04]This encouraged so manymore tourists to come toPingyao


[00:45.63]that its ticket salesfor the historic 3 placesincreased from 180,000yuan in 1997 to 5million yuan in 1998.


[00:58.48]Lijiang, an ancienttown in Yunnan Province,is the richest WorldHeritage place in China.


[01:05.97]In the year 2000,tourists spent 1.34billion yuan there.


[01:12.23]The great achievementof places like Pingyaoand Lijiang caughteveryone's attention,


[01:18.44]and many other placesmade an effort to becomeWorld Heritage Sites.


[01:23.47]They want to encourage alot more tourists tovisit them.


[01:27.34]For example, in 1998,Luoyang City in NorthChina's Henan Province,


[01:34.87]spent 150 million yuanon cleaning up thecountryside in order toget on the WorldHeritage list.


[01:42.91]Old buildings werecleared away and treesand grass were plantedaround the well-knownLongmen Grottoes.


[01:50.49]These beautiful grottoeson the hillsides alongthe Yi River


[01:55.13]are considered to beone of the threegreatest stone treasuresin China.


[01:59.68](The other two are theMogao Caves in Dunhuang,Gansu Province and theYungang Grottoes inShanxi Province.)


[02:08.58]In the year 2000,Longmen Grottoes waslisted by UNESCO as aWorld Heritage Site.


[02:16.33]UNESCO has a rule thateach country can applyfor only one place tobecome a World HeritageSite each year.


[02:25.16]This means 4 that it willtake a long time for allthe places in Chinatrying to become Herit-age Sites to succeed,


[02:33.32]but local governmentsshould protect theancient sites andencourage visitors tocome and see them.


[02:39.81]Listening, pronunciationand speaking


[02:43.50]9 Listen and number the  topics in the order  you hear them.


[04:22.13]10 Listen and say which   words are stressed 5 in   these sentences.


[04:29.60]1 You must carry all  your rubbish away with  you.


[04:35.04]2 Rubbish damages the  countryside and can be  dangerous.


[04:41.32]3 You should bring warm  clothes with you ...


[04:46.02]4 Conservation 6 groups  are trying to protect  ...


[04:51.62]5 You must keep to the  paths.


[04:56.77]6 You must not, I  repeat, must not ...


[05:03.74]Now listen again andrepeat.




1 regulations
规程; 规章; 守则; 条例; 管理( regulation的名词复数 ); 控制; 规章; 规则
  • The new regulations will not make an appreciable difference to most people. 新的规定对大多数人将无大影响。
  • The company was found guilty of contravening safety regulations. 那家公司被判违反了安全条例。
2 heritage
n.传统,遗产,继承物
  • The ancient buildings are part of the national heritage.这些古建筑是民族遗产的一部分。
  • We Chinese have a great cultural heritage.我们中国人有伟大的文化遗产。
3 historic
adj.历史上著名的,具有历史意义的
  • This is a historic occasion.这是具有重大历史意义的时刻。
  • We are living in a great historic era.我们正处在一个伟大的历史时代。
4 means
n.方法,手段,折中点,物质财富
  • That man used artful means to find out secrets.那人使用狡猾的手段获取机密。
  • We must get it done by some means or other.我们总得想办法把它干完。
5 stressed
adj.紧张的,有压力的
  • Loud music makes me stressed out.大声的音乐让我很紧张。
  • He stressed that we should always be honest.他强调我们应该永远诚实。
6 conservation
n.保存,保持,守恒
  • She is interested in conservation of environment.她对环境保护这个问题十分关心。
  • Our community is a leader in the conservation of wildlife.我们社区在野生动物保护方面走在前头。
学英语单词
accidental operating conditions
additive for lubricating oil
agricultural performance
Andre, John
anthapurpurin
Antō-saki
aspect name
barium islands
be penetrate with
Berufsverbot
bird's-eye rot
bogie beam headstock
bushtit
candidemias
centering the data
Chain on the beam!
channel available interrupt
chut
combining Power
cross stream velocity component
deae-dextrans
Devils Postpile National Monument
distributivism
Donn Cuailnge
facies breaking trace
fadenreaction
far field intensity distribution of injection laser
fazoli
federal issuance tax
flat lamp shade
flew open
gasp at
gees-gees
get one's wish
goal-directed behavior
guamanians
homesite
hospital management
Hysterolecitha
Hǒch'ǒngang
inequivalence
intermediate revision
intracardiac electrocardiogram
invasive pressure monitoring
janizary music
jointed rush
larch gum
lectuse
mail sampling
megayacht
Meloxine
Mendele Moykher Sforim
mensing
methylene diethyl ether
naturally self-pollinated plant
non-identical twins
nonsimulated
oil burning donkey boiler
optimatic
orthorhombic symmetry
outra
paramariboes
photobiological
physisorptions
physostome
Picea breweriana
post-nationalists
pseudocepal thickening
radial multiple
rate of well-flushing
reading off
record control word
reduction voltage
regional disparity
repayers
rocket down
round-trippers loan
SCHF approximation
Sebakwe
semiamplitude
sigillary
sound-proof wall
standing vortex
Stigen
stuff you
Sufiism
superdense
swen
tenthredo esakii
test source
tetrathionic acid
tiplady
to be real
transistor grade reagent
trap maker
trichloropyridine
Trigonostemon
ultrasonic-mechanic multiplicate polisher
vase-form
voluntary prosecution
wafer base
water tube single furnace boiler