时间:2018-12-27 作者:英语课 分类:英语听力入门 (全四册)


英语课

UNIT 56 FOOD, CLOTHING AND SHELTER( Ⅰ ) Lesson 111 Part Ⅰ

UNIT 56  FOOD, CLOTHING AND SHELTER(Ⅰ)


 


Lesson 111


PartⅠ  Warming-up Exercises


Spot Dictation: Eating  Habits 


Eating _____change from generation to generation. ____scientists learned 1 about vitamins and ____elements of food,  such as _____and carbonhydrates, people believed in _____large  quantities of food and _______not concerned so much about____ balanced diet. A big eighteenth ____meal could consist of as ____as twenty courses and would ____knock out of us today! ____Romans were famous for their ____feasts and insatiable appetites.


In____ year 2000 people's eating____ may be just as surprising ____in a very different way. ____a world -wide growth in population, ____ will be an end to____ as we know it today. ____, as we know them may ____a thing of the past. ____elements and vitamins may be____ in the form of capsules, ____and pills. The thought of ____highly artificial 2 food elements replacing____ day foods may not be ____inspiring, but they may be ____great step in the history ____mankind.


 


Score: ____



Lesson 111 Part Ⅱ

Lesson 111

Part Ⅱ  Food


 


Exercises:


Ⅰ.1.What must man do in order to live ?


2.Did early man have any way to control his food supply?


3. What did early man have to do when he ate all the food in one place?


4.What would happen if there was no rain, or if the weather was too hot or cold?


5.What enabled 3 man to change his life?


6.Why did great civilization begin to develop along the Nile River in Egypt,  and by the Yellow River in China?


7.How different are the plants raised in different geographical 4 or climatic regions 5?


8.What made it possible to send most food products from one part of the world to another?


9. What seems possible in the future as far as the production of food is concerned?


10. Does the production of food still  remain a problem?


Ⅱ.                                  Outline


Lesson 111 Part Ⅲ


Lesson 111

PartⅢ  Kinds Of Foods


 


Exercises:


Ⅰ.


 


 


Qutline


 


Ⅱ.A.___________________________________________


1.______________________________________________


2.______________________________________________


3.______________________________________________


4.______________________________________________


5.______________________________________________


6.______________________________________________


7.______________________________________________


B.______________________________________________


1.______________________________________________


2.______________________________________________


3.______________________________________________


C. The important thing according to scientists


______________________________________________


______________________________________________


D. Two problems


1.______________________________________________


2.______________________________________________



 


 





1 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。
2 artificial
adj.人工的,人造的,人为的;做作的,假装的
  • The new dam will form a large artificial lake behind it.新筑的水坝将会在后面形成一个人工湖。
  • We don't use any artificial flavourings in our products.我们的产品不使用任何人工调味剂。
3 enabled
adj.激活的v.使能够,提供做…的权利[措施]( enable的过去式和过去分词 );使可能
  • His photographic memory enabled him to tuck away yards of facts. 他过目不忘的记忆力使他能记下大量事实。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • Long practice enabled that American to speak fluent Chinese. 长期的练习使得那个美国人能讲一口流利的汉语。 来自《简明英汉词典》
4 geographical
adj.地理的;地区(性)的
  • The current survey will have a wider geographical spread.当前的调查将在更广泛的地域范围內进行。
  • These birds have a wide geographical distribution.这些鸟的地理分布很广。
5 regions
n.地区( region的名词复数 );[数学]区域;(艺术、科学等的)领域;行政区
  • A flying doctor service operates in remote regions. 在偏远地区有飞行医生服务。
  • More powers are gradually being devolved to the regions. 正逐步向地方下放更多的权力。 来自《简明英汉词典》
学英语单词
a grey area
a network
a-p
Actual Fault in Collision
aggregate market
air-cargo
amerol
ammonium sulfuricum
angle of gaze
aquariists
average annual capacity factor
basal spur
basic craft
bds.
beach music
belt areal
Berliner sausage
border belt
break the neck of
cabrit
calibration potential transformer
carebastine
Carjiti
cherlin
cleaning cycle
coriois acceleration
cubitoulnar ligament
cuculiformess
decontaminating reagent
defence costs
dimensional restorability
dossed
Dover Castle
drop on the floor
dusty spray
econometric testing
elucidary
embolisms
erosion of tax base
extragenic promoter
eye-colour
feature map
fill and draw basin
flanged joint
food intake
Fourier transform spectrometer
froth cooler
fuel consumption cost
gymnothorax formosus
half-days
hidoucis
honeymonkey
hundred-year-old
hymenophyllums
ichthyolsulfonate
international trade deficit
intraductal
kautzer
kernel module
laccolithic
liant
Lunge nitrometer
lustre meter
lyrate organ
maritime report
master wheel
matching cost
moisture protection plaster
nanoplasmonic
national comprehesive development planning
opiod
out of function
passenger car trailer combination
passengers carried
periactins
Phasmatidae
phoma macrostylospora sawada
point of space
power density distribution
prelatesses
pseudography
pubescent type
puffadder
query control station
rail carrier
rebylle rable
removing wood on wheeled conveyances
revise a contract
screw ring
self-builder
spacing signal
spatiography
SUEZTONNAGE
tax per mu
threatener
through variable
transmission diagram
tripod stack
Turinsk
under coat glaze
vertical inverter
wep