时间:2018-12-27 作者:英语课 分类:英语听力入门 (全四册)


英语课

Lesson56 Part Ⅰ

Lesson 56


Part Ⅰ  Warming-up Exercises


Phonetics: Homonyms


1.a.it's                              b. its


2.a.through                        b. threw


3.a.sail                               b. sale


4. a. sum                            b. some


5. a. knew                          b. new


6.a.tail                               b. tale


7.a.flu                               b. flew


8.a.by                                b. buy


9.a.plane                            b. plain


10.a.whether                       b. weather


11.a.reel                             b. real


12.a.Wales                         b. whales


Score:


Lesson56 Part Ⅱ SeaOr Air


Lesson 56


Part Ⅱ                         Sea Or Air


 


Exercises:


1.____Julia is taking a trip to Canada with her husband.


2.____Julia's husband insists on flying but Julia prefers to travel by sea.


3.____Julia doesn't like flying because there are too many air crashes every year.


4.____Susan thinks that air transport is safer than road transport.


5.____Julia prefers to go by sea because she can relax on a ship.


6.____Julia has never travelled far in a rough sea.


7.____Julia once sailed down the River Thames on a sightseeing tour and she enjoyed very much her trip on the luxury 1 liner 2 the Queen Elizabeth Ⅱ.


Lesson56 Part Ⅲ Trains , Trains, Trains


Lesson 56


Part Ⅲ                  Trains,Trains, Trains


 


Exercises:


Ⅰ.1.For more than two hundred years people have been using trains. There are trains to carry ____,trains to carry ____and trains to carry ____.There are ____trains, ____trains, trains that go ____the ground, trains that go ____mountains.


2.The train that runs on tracks through huge tunnels under the noise and traffic of the city is called ____.


3.The train that hangs from a rail high above the streets is called ____.


Ⅱ.1.How does a train go through mountains?


2.How does a train travel over water?


3.How many miles does a train cover going across the Australian continent?


4.What were the trains like which were used to carry important people years ago?


5.What are some of the functions of freight 3 trains?



 


 



1 luxury
n.难得享受到的愉悦;奢侈,奢华的生活
  • He invited me to his suite. The luxury takes your breath away.他请我到他的套房里去,那豪华的气派真会令你吃惊。
  • The government has imposed strict reins on the import of luxury goods.政府对奢侈品的进口有严格的控制手段。
2 liner
n.班船,定期班机
  • They sailed to America in a large liner.他们乘坐一艘大客轮航行到美国。
  • The liner flew straight to Nanjing.客机径直飞往南京。
3 freight
n.货物,货运;vt.运送(货物)看,装货于
  • Tons of freight were flown into this airport every day.每天有许多吨货物被空运到这个机场。
  • There is ten yuan in the bill for freight.发票中包括运费十元。
学英语单词
-oidal
acceptance of offer
acheson processes
Aciculoconidium
active electric network
antinoise campaign
Archbishop of Westminster
Aursunden
bacata
balistraria
benzyl hydroperoxide
break-over voltage
budget drafting
buzzer beater
chlorophyll a
cutinization
cutting fuel consumption
depository library
diospyros sylvatica willd.
Direct Reduced Iron
discontinuity surface
Doritis pulcherrima
Duricef
ecology of marine sediments
energy impulse
entirely shut
Erigeron lachnocephalus
floating point radix
flux mapping system
formylmethionyl-leucyl-phenylalanine
fraud exception
fresh ginger
gas pitch
Gemflbrozil
genielike
give sb the third degree
gossip-columnists
guidelights
Habartov
Hibiscus taiwanensis
hologram storage
Humansville
hybrid navigation
in partibus
in-situ pile
information media
insect behaviour regulator
inshed
internal current account
iodines
isofacies
isotopic spin operator
liquefied gas truck
Makrochori
map production
mapinguaris
mar-hole
McManaman
Meconopsis cambrica
mesozooplanktonic
Michigan, State of
mrem
multibuchet
musculus sphincter ani
N-1-naphthylbenzamidine
neuritis fascians
neurotizations
news room
NINJA loan
nozzle outlet air supply
olfactory cleft
ophiothela danae
os temporale
outstanding accounts
pectinirhomb
Pitt Str.
prissing
process analyzer
quantity allocated
refractory steel
rennet paste
rollerskates
routable
Rubin's goblet profile figure
sample layout
scalable architecture
secondary emission electron
secular Jews
side-eye
simar
sleaziness
sub-block
subsidizing
suck it
syntaxes
third molar teeth
trivalent carbon hypothesis
trogons
urethral bulbar artery
wave chopper
welding coefficient
York, Alvin Cullum