时间:2018-12-27 作者:英语课 分类:英语听力入门 (全四册)


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UNIT 35 NATURE( Ⅱ ) ANIMALWORLD Lesson 69 Part Ⅰ

UNIT 35  NATURE(Ⅱ) ANIMAL WORLD


 


Lesson 69


PartⅠ  Warming-up Exercises


Sentence Structure


1.a.Tom was frightened.


b. Tom was frightening.


c. The animal was frightened.


2.a.The boy was amusing 1.


b. The boy was funny.


c. The monkeys were amusing.


3.a.The dog has stopped living together with the tiger.


b. The dog is going to live together with the tiger.


c. The dog lives together with the tiger.


4.a.I kept pigeons before,but I don't now.


b. I have never kept pigeons.


c. I still keep pigeons.


5.a.The zoo used to have few visitors.


b. The lion has become accustomed to seeing people.


c. The lion doesn't like seeing people.


6.a.The lion was frightened.


b. The lion frightened the girl.


c. The girl was frightening.


7.a.He was fascinated 2.


b. The elephant was fascinated.


c. She was fascinated.


8.a.Many visitors are interested in finding kangaroos.


b. Many people think kangaroos are interesting.


c. Kangaroos are found by interested visitors.


Score:____



Lesson 69 Part Ⅱ ShortDialogues (for practice in drawinginferences)

Lesson 69


Part Ⅱ                          Short Dialogues


(for practice in drawing inferences)


 


Exercises:


Ⅰ.(Dialogue 1)


How does the man feel about the interview?


Ⅱ.(Dialogue 2)


furious/angry/sorry/sarcastic/intolerant/puzzled/surprised/frightened/easy/just as important as other work


1.Why does Pat ask Mike to look at the floor? Why does Pat repeat Mike's question “What's wrong with it?”


2.How does Mike feel when he is told that his cigarettes are in the dustbin?


3.What is Pat's attitude towards Mike's habit of smoking?


4.Analyse Pat's psychological response to Mike's question “You don't go out to work, do you?”


5.“Oh, I see. So housework is different, is it?…”What feeling does Pat's tone 3 of voice show when she says this?


6.How do Pat and Mike look upon housework?



Lesson 69 Part Ⅲ ThreeMonkeys

Lesson 69


Part Ⅲ                    Three Monkeys


 


Exercises:


Ⅰ.1.a.how intelligent the monkey was.


b. whether the monkey was more intelligent than other animals.


c. which animal was the most intelligent.


2.a.put some small boxes inside bigger ones.


b. observe people through the keyhole.


c. find the food hidden in a small box.


3.a.to wash dishes for her everyday.


b. to relieve herself of housework.


c. for companionship and amusement.


4.a.he can wash dishes.


b. he never breaks a dish.


c. he can throw dishes in all directions.


5.a.could help him catch birds.


b. was very clever.


c. always helped him by chasing away the flies when he was asleep.


6.a.monkeys,like people ,can be our good friends.


b. monkeys can do things which people can do.


c. people's good intentions may not necessarily produce good results.


Ⅱ.Retell the stories by using your own words.



1 amusing
adj.有有趣的,好玩的
  • The girl was amusing herself with a doll.那女孩在玩洋娃娃自娱。
  • He related some amusing stories in his childhood to his children.他向孩子们述说了他少年时代的一些趣事。
2 fascinated
a.被强烈地吸引住,感到着迷的
  • China has always fascinated me. 中国一直令我心驰神往。
  • The children watched, fascinated, as the picture began to appear. 电影开始以后孩子们入迷地观看着。
3 tone
n.语气,音调,气度,色调;vt.(up)增强
  • There was a tone of mockery in his voice.他说话的语气含有嘲笑的意味。
  • Holmes used an informal,chatty tone in his essays.霍姆斯在文章中语气轻松随便。
学英语单词
abu qurayn
agressive
Armalite rifle
aska
bar with hooked end
Betulaceae
black eye pea
blackout cake
Bou Maad, Dj.
breading
bright's granulation
bubble concept
bus-timing emulation
canceroderm
characteristic programmed grammar
chatir
chloropropene
ciimacter
climatic succession
coal tar-pitch
cod end
copulative crgan
corresponding image point
crank up something
creeping protection
cyan formate
daycream
debar from
debounce pulser
declarative alvey compiler target language
discharging device
discretional orders
disposable income
Dovnsklint
electrical stress test
estimate of difference
extra-thin sheet glass
finitely generated right ideal
foot-shaped
formelt
frequency-modulated radiation
gandolfis
general adaptation syndrome (gas)
gobbles up
greinerite
have gone
heat exchanger
Hector, Mt.
heinekens
henbane tincture
High-Churchmanship
hyperinsulinemia
hypogonadia
infrared solvent
Kamehameha the Great
Lack Point
leg vice
leglessness
Majǒn-ri
maximal flow algorithm
mid-point of heel
necessarii heredes
nonosmium
North Royalton
Oklo phenomena
Orchis kiraishiensis
oreopithecids
osakis
paleotti
Pigotite
polypus forceps
quadragesimo-octavos
radices nervi facialis
radioactivity strength
radiuscope
representation of number
reproducing property
retisolution
robot devices
safety bike
salyer
sat-navs
satellite availability
security chip
semiminor axis
sewageworks
shopworkers
simple antenna
stoicized
straeten
swamp soil
tekelec
theory of structures
tiffins
topological convergence
unforeskinned
United States Customs Bonded
unpowered-flight phase
veterinary clinical microbiology
wandering block welding
weeding of grease
Wenzelite