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 36 NATURE( Ⅲ ) DISASTERS Lesson 71 Part Ⅰ

UNIT 36  NATURE(Ⅲ) DISASTERS


 


Lesson 71


Part Ⅰ  Warming-up Exercises


Spot Dictation: Fire


Fire can help people in many ____. But it can also be very ____. Fire can heat water, warm your ____, give light, and cook food. But ____can burn things too. It can ____trees, houses, animals, or people. Sometimes  ____fires can burn forests.


Nobody knows ____sure how people began to use  ____.But there are many interesting, old ____about the first time a man ____woman started a fire. One story ____Australia tells about a man a ____,very long time ago. He went ____to the sun by a rope ____brought fire down.


Today people know ____to make a fire with matches. ____sometimes like to play with them. ____matches can be very dangerous. One ____can burn a piece of paper, ____then it might burn a house. ____small fire can become a big ____very fast.


Fires kill many people ____year. So you must be careful ____matches. You should also learn to ____out fires. Fires need oxygen. Without ____they die. There is oxygen in ____air. Cover a fire with water, ____,or in an emergency, with your ____or a blanket. This keeps the ____away from a fire and kills ____.


Be careful with fire, and it ____help you. Be careless with fire, ____it might hurt you.


Score: ____


Lesson 71 Part Ⅱ ShortDialogues (for practice in drawinginferences)


Lesson 71


Part Ⅱ                    Short Dialogues


(for practice in drawing inferences)


 


Exercises:


Ⅰ.(Dialogue 1)


 


Ⅱ.(Dialogue 2)


What can you infer 1 from the woman's tone 2 about her character and temperament 3?


Lesson 71 Part Ⅲ Earthquakes


Lesson 71


Part Ⅲ                       Earthquakes


 


Exercises:


Ⅰ.1.a.Frequently.


b. Seldom.


c. Regularly.


2.a.The one in Alaska.


b. The one in Alabama.


c. The one in San Francisco.


3.a.Because they can't be predicted.


b. Because they happen very often.


c. Because they kill more people than other disasters do.


4.a.A flood and storm.


b. A cyclone 4 and tidal wave.


c .A typhoon.


Ⅱ.                                     Earthquake


 


 



 



1 infer
vt.推论,推断;猜想
  • People usually infer an unknown fact from a known fact.人们通常从已知的事实中推断未知的事实。
  • From your smile I infer that you're pleased.从你的笑容,我断定你很高兴。
2 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。
3 temperament
n.气质,性格,性情
  • The analysis of what kind of temperament you possess is vital.分析一下你有什么样的气质是十分重要的。
  • Success often depends on temperament.成功常常取决于一个人的性格。
4 cyclone
n.旋风,龙卷风
  • An exceptionally violent cyclone hit the town last night.昨晚异常猛烈的旋风吹袭了那个小镇。
  • The cyclone brought misery to thousands of people.旋风给成千上万的人带来苦难。
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