新視野聽(tīng)說(shuō)1Unit1-5聽(tīng)力材料

Unit1Rollover,Beethoven!Leadin>Task1Whattypeofmusicdoyoulikemost?Why?Ilikeclassicalmusicthemost.Withoutallthelyrics,Icanalwaysinterpretitinmyownway.Someofitiscalmingandrelaxing,andsomeofitispassionate.IfeeljoyfulandhappywhenI'mlisteningtoclassicalmusic.Canyouplayamusicalinstrument?Ifyes,howdoyoufeelwhenyouplayit?Ifno,whatmusicalinstrumentwouldyouliketolearntoplay?Ican'tplayanyinstruments.Ifthereisachance,I'dliketolearntoplaythedrums.Ithinkit'llbefun.Besides,Ihaveaprettygoodsenseofrhythm,soIbelieveIcanlearntoplaythemquickly.Listeningskills:MakinginferencesM：Whydon'twegototheconcerttoday?W:I'11gogetthekeys.Q:Whatdoesthewomanimply?W:Ican'tfindmypurseanywhere.Theoperaticketsareinit.M:Haveyoucheckedinthecar?Q:Whatdoesthemanimply?M:AreyougoingtobuythatpiratedCD?W:DoIlooklikeathief?Q：Whatdoesthewomanimply?Doyouthinkthesingerispretty?M:W:Let'sjustsaythatIwouldn'tvoteforherinthelocalbeautycontest.Q:Whatdoesthewomanimplyaboutthesinger?M:HaveyouseenTom?Ican'tfindhimanywhere.W:The1ightinhisdormwasonjustafewminutesago.Q:Whatdoesthewomanmean?Listeningin>Task1Assoonasthesingercompletedthesong,theaudiencecried,z/Encore!Encore!，zThesingerwasdelightedandsangthesongagain.Shecouldn，tbelieveitwhentheaudienceshoutedforhertosingitagain.Thecycleofshoutsandsongswasrepeatedtenmoretimes.Thesingerwasoverjoyedwiththeresponsefromtheaudience.Shethankedthemandaskedthemwhytheyweresointerestedinhearingthesamesongagainandagain.Oneofthepeopleintheaudiencereplied,〃Wewantedyoutoimprove.Nowit'smuchbetter.，zListeningin>Task2W:Hi,Bob!Doyouwanttogotoaconcertwithme?M:Aconcert?What'sitabout?W:Itfeaturesrecentpopsongs.Areyouinterested?M:Hmm,IwascrazyaboutpopsongswhenIwasinhighschool,butnowI'mnolongerabigfan.Popsongsgooutoffashiontooquickly.I'mbeginningtopreferoldfolksongs.W:Manyolderpeoplefindthosesongscool,andmyparentsarehookedonthemtoo.Bytheway,aprogramofgoldenoldieswasonTVyesterdayevening.M:Oh,whatapity!Imissedit.W:IhaveaDVDofoldies.Icanlendittoyouifyouwant.M:Oh,thatwouldbegreat.I'mdyingtohearthem.Manythanks.Listeningin>Task3Musiccaninfluenceouremotions,thoughtsandbehaviortoagreatdegree.Itcanmakeussadorhappy,relaxedorfullofenergy.Slowmusiccalmspeople.Balladsandsomeformsofclassicalmusicoftencreateapeacefulatmospherethatisgoodforrelaxingafterabusyday.Ifthemusicisslowedbelow50beatsperminute,itcancreateanatmosphereofsadness.Thiskindofslowmusiccanbefoundinmanytypesofmusic,suchasjazzandblues.Manypeoplelistentoslowmusic.Itsuitstheirmoodwhentheyarealoneatnight.Fastermusic,suchasrock,heavymetalanddancemusic,tendstogiveusenergyandmakesusfeelfulloflife.Thistypeofmusicisoftenplayedatsportingeventstostirupthefansandtheteams.Rock,popmusicandrapareplayedatparties.Theycanprovideenergytothegathering.Sincemostrock,pop,andrapsongsareeasytolistento,theyaresuitableforparties.Rockmusicissometimesusedtoaccompanyphysicallabor.Itsheavyfasttempospeedsuptheheart,andonealmostworksintimetothemusic,makingtheworkmoreenjoyable.Somepeoplethinkthatrockmusiccancauseroadaccidents.Driverscouldbecomeexcitedbythespeedofthemusicanddrivetoofast.Buttherearesomanythingstodistractadriver'sattentionthatitdoesnotmakesensetoblamerockmusic.Speakingout>Model1Speakingout>Model2Speakingout>Model3Let'stalk>Task1Thestoryofthesong“HappyBirthdaytoYou"beganasasweetone,butlaterbecamebitter.Twosisters,MildredHill,ateacheratakindergarten,andDr.PattyHill,theprincipalofthesameschool,wroteasongforthechildren,entitledA,GoodMorningtoAll”.WhenMildredcombinedhermusicaltalentswithhersister'sknowledgeintheareaofkindergarteneducation,"GoodMorningtoAll"wassuretobeasuccess.Thesisterspublishedthesonginacollectionentitled"SongStoriesoftheKindergarten"in1893.Thirtyoneyearslater,afterDr.PattyHillbecametheheadoftheDepartmentofKindergartenEducationatColumbiaUniversity'sTeacher'sCollege,agentlemanbythenameofRobertColemanpublishedthesong,withoutthesisters'permission.Headdedasecondpart,whichisthefamiliar"HappyBirthdaytoYou".Mr.Coleman，sadditionofthesecondpartmadethesongpopularandeventuallythesistersyoriginalfirstpartdisappeared."HappyBirthdaytoYou"hadaltogetherreplacedthesisters*originalsong"GoodMorningtoAll”.In1916PattytooklegalactionagainstMr.Coleman.Incourt,shesucceededinprovingthattheyweretherealownersofthesong.Let'stalk>Task2Let'stalk>Task3Furtherlisteningandspeaking>Furtherlistening>Task1I,mnothingspecial,infactI,mabitofaboreIfItellajoke,you*veprobablyhearditbeforeButIhaveatalent,awonderfulthing,CauseeveryonelistenswhenIstarttosingI,msogratefulandproundAllIwantistosingitoutloudSoIsayThankyouforthemusic,thesongsI,msingingThanksforallthejoythey,rebringingWhocanlivewithoutit,IaskinallhonestyWhatwouldlifebeWithoutasongoradancewhatareweSoIsaythankyouforthemusicForgivingittomeMothersaysIwasadancerbeforeIcouldwalkShesaysIbegantosinglongbeforeIcouldtalkAndI,veoftenwondered,howdiditallstartWhofoundoutthatnothingcancaptureaheartLikeamelodycanWell,whoeveritwas,I,mafanSoIsayThankyouforthemusic,thesongsI,msingingFurtherlisteningandspeaking>Furtherlistening>Task2Mozartwasagreatmusicianandcomposerwhosefamecontinuestogrowmorethantwocenturiesafterhisdeath.HewasborninSalzburg,Austria,1756.Beforetheageoffour,hewasalreadyshowinggreatmusicaltalent.Hisfatherthendecidedtolethimstarttakingmusiclessons.Theboy'sreputationasamusicalprodigygrewfast.Atfive,hewascomposingmusic.Fromthattimeon,Mozartwasperforminginconcertsandwritingmusic.Byhisearlyteens,hehadmasteredthepianoandtheviolin,andwaswritingsymphoniesandoperas.HisfirstmajoroperawasperformedinMilanin1770whenhewasonly14.At15,MozartbecametheconductorforanorchestrainSalzburg.In1781,heleftforVienna,wherehewasingreatdemandasbothaperformerandacompositionteacher,andhisfirstoperawasasuccess.Butlifewasnoteasybecausehewasapoorbusinessman,andhisfinanceswerealwaysinabadstate.Hismusicfromthenextdecadewasnotverypopular,andheeventuallyfellbackonhisteachingjobsforaliving.In1788hestoppedperforminginpublic,preferringtocompose.Hediedin1791attheageof35.Althoughhelivedonlyashortlife,hecomposedover600works.Furtherlisteningandspeaking>Furtherlistening>Task3Dalin:It'sMike'sbirthdayonFriday,soabunchofusaregoingtogotothekaraokebar.Wouldyouliketocomewithus?Laura:Akaraokebar?Youhaveaspecialplacejustforsinging?InAmerica,barssometimeshaveakaraokenight,wherethecustomerscansingsongs,butwedon'thavespecialkaraokebars!Dalin:Really?InChina,karaokeisaverypopularwayforfriendstospendtimetogether.Wecanselectthemusicthatourgroupenjoys.Wemostlysingpopsongs.Laura:Doyousingindividuallyoringroups?Singingisnotaveryinthing,soIdon'tsingverywell.Dalin:I'msurprisedthatyoudon'tsingmuchinAmerica.Somanyreallycoolgroupscomefromthere.Laura:Yeah,musicispopular,butmostlywejustlistentoit.Dalin:Ifyoujustlistentoit,you'11missoutonalotoffun.Laura:Well,wesometimesdancetothemusic.Furtherlisteningandspeaking>Furtherspeaking>Task1Unit1Rollover,Beethoven!Classicalmusic古典樂(lè)

氐［Situation:Justinlikeslisteningtomusic,賈斯廷喜歡聽(tīng)音樂(lè),butdoesn'tknowalotaboutit.但他懂得不多.1協(xié)場(chǎng)景:Situation:場(chǎng)景:1図Situation:場(chǎng)景:HisfriendKaylaishappytoshareherloveandknowledgeofmusicwithhim.他的朋友凱拉很樂(lè)意與他分享對(duì)音樂(lè)的喜愛(ài)及知識(shí)。Look.Afriendgavemeacoupleofticketstothesymphonyorchestra.你看,一位朋友給了我?guī)讖堃魳?lè)會(huì)的票.1Justin:賈斯廷:1Justin:賈斯廷:Wouldyougowithme?要和我一起去嗎?1⑼Kayla:凱拉:TheNewYorkPhilharmonicOrchestra?紐約愛(ài)樂(lè)交響樂(lè)團(tuán)?1団Justin:賈斯廷:Yeah.是啊。1商Kayla:凱拉:lttsadate.就這么說(shuō)定了。11國(guó)??■———■■■,-(Justinisreadingfromaflyer.)(賈斯廷正在看節(jié)目單。)TheprogramstartswithasongcalledtheWilliamTellOverturebyRoss...ni.節(jié)目由《威廉?泰爾序曲》這首曲子掲開(kāi)序幕,作者是羅斯…尼。1疇Justin:賈斯廷:1Justin:賈斯廷:1reallydon'tknowmuchaboutclassicalmusic.我對(duì)古典樂(lè)實(shí)在所知不多.1E9Kayla:凱拉:That'sRossini.是羅西尼?國(guó)Kayla:凱拉：AndthatistheLoneRangersong.那首曲子是《獨(dú)行騎兵之歌》.呻Justin:Oh!Sowhy'dtheygiveitthatweirdname?

賈斯廷:哦!為何要取那么怪的名字呢?E扌Kayla:Listen.凱拉：是這樣,|國(guó)（Kayla:凱拉：It'sanintroductiontoanoperaaboutWilliamTell,這是一出描寫(xiě)威廉?泰爾的歌劇的前奏曲,|國(guó)Kayla:凱拉：soit'scalledtheWilliamTellOverture.所以叫作《威廉?泰爾序曲》,sKayla:凱拉：Ithasabeautifulcellosection.里面有段動(dòng)聽(tīng)的大提琴演奏。^^Justin:Oh!TheinstrumentYo-YoMaplays.賈斯廷：哦!就是馬友友演奏的那種樂(lè)器.!ほ!Kayla:凱拉：You'reontherighttrack!答對(duì)了!|國(guó)Kayla:凱拉：You'renotsuchagreenieafterall.你對(duì)古典樂(lè)沒(méi)那么外行嘛。在修Justin:ThesecondpieceisBeethoven'sFifthSymphony,op.sixty-seven.賈斯廷：第二首是貝多芬的第五交響曲。p.67.Justin:What'sanop?賈斯廷:什么是。p?5Kayla:凱拉：It'sanabbreviationforopus.那是opus的縮寫(xiě),以Kayla:InLatin,itmeansamusicalwork.凱拉：在拉丁文中,。pus的意思是“音樂(lè)的作品”，.sKayla:凱拉:SothatisBeethoven'ssixty-seventhpublishedpieceofmusic.所以那是貝多芬發(fā)表的第六十七號(hào)作品。比JJustin:1knowthemelody,賈斯廷：我知道這個(gè)旋律,mJustin:'cause1heardadiscoversionofit.賈斯廷：因?yàn)槲衣?tīng)過(guò)迪斯科的版本.[s^Kayla: Butthisworkdoesn*tneedanyaddedrhythm.凱拉: 可是這部作品不需要加入其它的節(jié)奏,；s剪Kayla:Thefirstmovementisalreadyatorrentofmotion.凱拉: 第一樂(lè)章已經(jīng)夠氣勢(shì)磅礴了。,見(jiàn)Justin:I'msuregladyou,recomingwithme.賈斯廷: 我很髙興你陪我來(lái)。生餐Justin:Withoutyouthere,I'dbelost.賈斯廷: 沒(méi)有你,我會(huì)聽(tīng)不出個(gè)所以然來(lái)。<Top>Unit1Rollover,Beethoven!Jazzmusic爵士樂(lè)噬Situation:場(chǎng)景:AlexandCharlesaretalkingaboutabig-bandperformancethattheyhavejustleft.亞カ克斯和査爾斯正在討論他們剛聽(tīng)的那場(chǎng)音樂(lè)會(huì)。啤累■Alex:亞カ克斯:Tonight'sbig-bandversionofthatlasttuneputMichaelBolton'stoshame.今晚大樂(lè)團(tuán)演奏的最后一曲可把邁克爾?波頓比下去了。座Charles:査爾斯:Agreed!我同意!喔図Charles:査爾斯:Nothingcomparestoaliveconcert.什么也比不上現(xiàn)場(chǎng)演奏會(huì)。座協(xié)Charles:査爾斯:Andthisauditoriumhassuperbacoustics.而且這個(gè)音樂(lè)廳的音響效果好得沒(méi)話說(shuō)。噬図Alex:亞カ克斯:Icouldn'tagreewithyoumore.你說(shuō)的我完全同意。啤Alex:亞カ克斯:Ilovedhearingtheleadtrumpetandtenorsaxophoneimprovisetogether.我喜歡聽(tīng)首席小號(hào)手和髙音薩克斯的即興合奏。?まs,jCharles:Oh,yeah!査爾斯:哦,對(duì)!

座座由Charles:1wasjustthinkingaboutthatslowbluesimprovise.査爾斯: 我只是在想那段慢板藍(lán)調(diào)的即興演奏。Thealtosaxplayershowedhe*sgotthegoods,too,whenhedidhissolo.亞カ克斯:中音薩克斯手在獨(dú)奏時(shí)也秀出了絕活。唸噬[19Charles:Thewholesaxsectionwastight,査爾斯: 整段薩克斯風(fēng)表演還是很緊湊,噬國(guó)?Charles:evenduringthosesyncopatedrhythms.査爾斯: 即使在切分音的節(jié)奏部份。喔殯Alex: Yousuresaidit.亞カ克斯:你說(shuō)得太對(duì)了?！鯝lex: Theirdissonantharmonieswereamazing,too.亞カ克斯:他們的不和諧和聲演奏也令人驚嘆。噬09Charles:Hey,whydoyouthinkthetrombonesectionwassopoor?査爾斯:嘿,你說(shuō)為什么長(zhǎng)號(hào)那部份的演奏表現(xiàn)不理想呢?■09Alex: 1don'tknow.亞カ克斯:我不清楚.喉09Alex: Theywereprettysloppy.亞カ克斯:他們確實(shí)是很草率的.喔09Alex: They'dbettercleanthemselvesup.亞カ克斯:最好快點(diǎn)改進(jìn).?ま Charles1heardtheleadsaxhasacombothat'sgoingtoplayagigdowntownnextSaturday.査爾斯:我聽(tīng)說(shuō)首席薩克斯手自己有一個(gè)小爵士樂(lè)團(tuán),下周六在市區(qū)有一場(chǎng)表演.?まほ?Alex: That'sgoingtobeahotjamsessionforsure.亞カ克斯:那一定會(huì)是ー場(chǎng)很棒的即興爵士音樂(lè)會(huì).?まE1Charles:Doyouwanttogo?査爾斯:你要去嗎?，まほ團(tuán)Alex: Whynot?亞カ克斯:當(dāng)然要.足Alex:足Alex:亞カ克斯:sCharles:査爾斯:Doyouknowwhatthey*regoingtobeplaying?你知道他們要演奏什么曲目嗎?I'mnotsure,butyouknowit'sgoingtobegreat.我不確定,但你也曉得,那一定會(huì)很精彩的。<Top>Unit1Rollover,Beethoven!WordTipspirate:盜版(illegallycopyandsellanotherperson,sworksuchasabook,avideooraomputerprogram)beautycontest:選美比賽(acompetitioninwhichgirlsaremainlyjudgedbytheirphysicalattractivenessandabeautyqueenisselected)encore:加演(awordthattheaudienceshoutsattheendofaperformancewhentheywanttheperformertodomore)anorexia:厭食(aseriousillnessthatmakesyouwanttostopeatingandthatmainlyaffectsyoungwomen)starve:饑餓;餓死(sufferordiebecausethereisnotenoughfoodtoeat)Mozart:莫扎特(奧地利作曲家,維也納古典樂(lè)派主要代表)(anAustriancomposerconsideredamongthegreatestandmostprolificcomposersinhistory)Salzburg:薩爾斯堡(奧地利城市)(acityofwest-centralAustria)harpsichord:大鍵琴(alargemusicalinstrumentwitharowofkeysthatcanpullthetrings)compose:作曲(writemusic)symphony:交響樂(lè)(alongpieceofmusicforanorchestra)Milan:米蘭(意大利北部城市)(acityofnorthernItaly)conductor:(樂(lè)隊(duì)的)指揮(onewhodirectsanorchestraorothersuchgroup)orchestra:管弦樂(lè)隊(duì)(alargegroupofmusicianswhoplaytogetheronvariousinstruments)Vienna:維也納(奧地利首都)(thecapねIandlargestcityofAustria)

jazz:爵士音樂(lè)(astyleofmusic)WyntonMarsalis:溫馬?薩利斯(awell-knowntrumpeterbornin1961,activeinthejazzandclassicalmusicfields)TheCranberries:小紅莓樂(lè)隊(duì)(anIrishrock'n'rollbandfromthe1990s)punkrock:龐克搖滾樂(lè)(aformofhard-drivingrockmusic)dye:染色(changethecolorusingaspecialliquid)cool:一流的;酷的(excellent;fashionable)heavymetal:重金屬音樂(lè);電子搖滾樂(lè)(veryloudrockmusicwithafastandstrongbeat,playedonelectricguitars)principal:(中小學(xué))校長(zhǎng)(headmasterofaschool)entitled:題為(withthetitleof)permission:同意(agreement;approval)original:原先的;原創(chuàng)的(madefirst;notcopied)legal:ラ去律的(connectedwithorallowedbythelaw)karaoke:卡扌立OK(theactivityofsingingtorecordedmusicforentertainment)theinthing:時(shí)髦流行的東西(thefashionablething)download:下載(copyinformationfromalargercomputerortheInternet)patent:專(zhuān)利(thelegalrighttomakeorsellaninventionforanumberofyears)transmit:傳播(send)harp:豎琴(aninstrument)decibel:分貝(聲音強(qiáng)度單位)(aunitformeasuringhowloudasoundis)bore:令人厭煩的人或事物(somethingthatisnotinteresting)grateful:感激的;感謝的(feelingthatyouwanttothanksomeonebecauseofsomethingkindthattheyhavedone)capture:俘獲；贏得(gaincontrolof)melody:美妙的音樂(lè)；歌曲(atune)<Top>LanguageandCultureTipstheCarpenters:Theywerea1970slightpopduo,consistingofKarenCarpenterandherbrotherRichard.Bothsang,andRichardplayedthepiano.Karenalsoplayedthedrums.TheirmusicalpartnershipcametoanendwithKaren'sdeathfromanorexiaat32.Severaloftheirsongshavebecomeclassics.Forinstance,"ClosetoYou"isfrequentlysunginkaraokebars,and"We'veOnlyJustBegun"issungatweddingsorweddingreceptions.TheCarpentershavewonnumerousmusicalawardsovertheyears.Metallica:afamousheavymetalbandCelineDion:CelineDionwasanvastlyextremelypopularartistinCanadalongbeforehersuccessontheU.S.andEuropeanchartsasthe"newWhitneyHoustonorMariahCarey".Dionwaschosentosingattheopeningofthe1996OlympicGamesinAtlanta,U.S.A.In1997,shereleased"Let'sTalkAboutLove",andachievedanotherhugeworldwidehitwith"MyHeartWillGoOn"fromthesoundtrackoftheblockbustermovie,Titanic.“CanYouFeeltheLoveTonight":asonginthemovieTheLionKingEltonJohn:themanwhowroteandsangthesong"CanYouFeeltheLoveTonight?""MyHeartWillGoOn":asongCelineDionsanginthemovieTitanic<Top>《義勇軍進(jìn)行曲》MarchoftheIblwUeemYellowRハセ/《義勇軍進(jìn)行曲》MarchoftheIblwUeemYellowRハセ/Cun/u/uTheIntenwtionaleButtetih*Lo\'ers'HolinConcertoAloonhghrSonataTheBlueDanube《黃河大合唱》《國(guó)際歌》小提琴協(xié)奏曲《梁山伯與祝英臺(tái)》《月光曲》《疏色多瑠河》Musicisthebestmeanswehaveofdigestingtime—W.H.AudenMusicisthewinethatfillsthecupofsilence.—RobertFrippMusicwashesawayfromthesoulthedustofeverydayliた.—BertholdAuerbachMusicistheuniversallanguageofmankind一HenryWadsworthLongfellowUnit2What'sonatthecinema?Leadin>Task1Ilikewatchingamovieonalaptopcomputerbecauseit'sconvenient.Icanentertainmyselfduringatrip,inacafe,orwheneverIfeelbored.Ilikecomediesmost.Theymakemelaugh.Whenwatchingcomedies,Icanforgetaboutallthestressandproblemsforawhile,andtheworldbecomesacheerfulplace.

Listeningskills:MakinginferencesW:FromwhatIcanremember,thedirectoraskedustorehearsethisonehundredtimes.M:Ahundredtimes?Isthedirectoroutofhismind?Q:Whatdoesthemanimply?M:Whatdidyouthinkaboutthemovieyousawlastnight?W:Ishouldhavestayedathome.Itwasacompletewasteofmoney.Q:Whatdoesthewomanimply?W:Shesaidshemightbecomeafamousmoviestar.M:Yes,andpigsmightfly.Q:Whatdoesthemanmean?M:Soifyougivemetwentydollarsforthreetickets,Icangiveyoueightdollarschange.W:Oh,thaゼscheaperthanIexpected.Q:Howmuchisaticket?W:She'sthebestwomandirectorever.I'veseenallhermovies.M:Areyousure?She'sneverwonanyawards.Q:Whatdoesthemanmean?Listeningin>Task1Amy: Whatdidyouthinkofthemovie,Peter?Didyoulikeit?Peter:Notreally,Amy.Itseemedthatthedirectorwasjusttryinghardtoimpressuswithstrangeclose-upsandspecialsoundeffects,butheforgottoincludeagoodstory.Amy: Themoviemadeyouthink.Itwasdifferentfromthesuperficialdialogsyouusuallyseeinfilmsthesedays.Peter：Butthemovieseemedtobetoodarkandsad.Whydoesamoviehavetobesadtobedeep?Amy: Butitisbetterthansomeviolentmovieswithnothingbutgunfightsandexplodingcars.Ipreferthought-provokingmovies.Peter:Sometimesyoudon'twanttothink.Youjustwantlight-heartedmovies.Bytheway,didyouseethenewmysterymovieshownatthelocalcinemayesterday?Amy: Oh,itwassosuspenseful.Iwasontheedgeofmyseatthewholetime.Peter:Ilovedittoo.Theplotwasgreat,andtheactingwasunbelievable.Amy：Nowwe'vefoundsomethingincommon.Iguesswecanwatchmysteriestogetherinthefuture.Listeningin>Task2Therewasonceanactorwhocouldnolongerrememberhislines.Afterseveralyearsofsearching,hefinallyfoundatheaterthatwaswillingtogivehimatry.Thedirectorsaid,“Thisisthemostimportantpart,andithasonlyoneline.Attheopeningyouwalkontostagecarryingarose.Youholdtherosetoyournosewithjustonefingerandthumb,smellitdeeplyandthensaythislineinpraiseoftherose:‘Ah,thesweetsmellofmylove.'"Theactorwasexcited.Alldaylongbeforetheplayhepracticedhislineoverandoveragain.Finally,thetimecame.Thecurtainwentup.Theactorwalkedontothestage,lookedattheaudience,andwithgreatemotionsaidtheline,"Ah,thesweetsmellofmylove."Theaudienceexplodedinlaughter.Onlythedirectorwasfurious!"Youdamnedfool!"hecried."You'veruinedmyplay!You'veruinedme!"Theactorwaspuzzled,"Whathappened?DidIforgetmyline?"No!"shoutedthedirector."Youforgottherose!”Listeningin>Task3TheAcademyAwards,popularlyknownastheOscars,arepresentedeveryyearbytheAmericanAcademyofMotionPictureArtsandSciencestorecognizeexcellentprofessionalsinthefilmindustry,includingdirectors,actors,andwriters.Theformalceremonyatwhichtheawardsarepresentedisoneofthemostimportantawardceremoniesintheworld.ItistelevisedliveintheUnitedStates,Canada,theUnitedKingdom,andgatherslargenumbersofviewerselsewherethroughouttheworld.Thisyear'sceremonywaswatchedbymorethan40millionAmericans.ItissaidthatonlytheSuperBowl,theOlympicOpeningCeremonies,andtheFootballWorldCupFinaldrawmoreviewersintheUnitedSates.However,theAcademyAwardsarenotwithoutcriticism.IthasbeenobservedthatseveraloftheAcademyAwardwinnershavenotstoodthetestoftime.Criticsclaimthatmanyfilmswithartisticvalue,culturalinfluenceandinnovativequalitieshavenotreceivedenoughattention.Sincethe1980s,money-makingblockbustershaveoftenbeenBestPicturewinners,buttheyarenotnecessarilygreatfilmswithdepth.TheAcademyAwardshavealsobeencriticizedforfavoringcertaintypesoffilmsandneglectingothertypes.TheBestPictureprizehasrarelybeengiventoananimatedfilmorasciencefictionfilm,withAvatarasanexceptionSpeakingout>Model1Speakingout>Model2Speakingout>Model3Let'stalk>Task1AlfredHitchcockwasaBritishdirector.Hismoviesfrequentlyshowinnocentpeoplecaughtupinsituationsbeyondtheircontrolorevenunderstanding.Hitchcockpreferredtheuseofsuspensetosurpriseinhismovies.Insurprise,thedirectorprovidestheviewerswithfrighteningthings.Insuspense,thedirectortellsorshowsthingstotheaudiencewhichthecharactersinthemoviedonotknow,andthenskillfullybuildsuptensionaroundwhatwillhappenwhenthecharactersfinallylearnthetruth.Hitchcockhadagreatsenseofhumor.OnceataFrenchairport,asuspiciouscustomsofficiallookedatHitchcock'spassport,whichwasmarkedsimplyPRODUCER.Thecuriousofficialasked,“Andwhatdoyouproduce?""Gooseflesh."repliedHitchcock.AlfredHitchcockalwaysmanagedtomakeabriefappearanceinhismovies:Hewassometimesgettingonabus,orcrossingastreet,orwalkinginfrontofastore,oracrossthecourtyardinanapartment.However,forthemovieLifeboatin1944,hewasfacedwithadifficultproblem.Theentiremoviewassetinalifeboatoutatsea,andtherewereonlyafewcharactersintheboat.Originally,hewantedtofloatbyasadeadbody,buthewasafraidhe'dsink!Hiscleversolutionwastoplaceaphotographofhimselfinanewspaperthatoneofthecharactersreadsduringthecourseofthemovie.Let'stalk>Task2HaveyouseenanyofthesuspensemoviesofHitchcock?Doyoulikethem?Whydopeopleenjoysuspensemovies?Aretheyharmfultothehealth?WhydoyouthinkHitchcockalwaysmakesabriefappearanceineachofhismovies?Let'stalk>Task3Furtherlisteningandspeaking>Furtherlistening>Task1Peterhadalwayswantedtobeanactor,butneversucceededbecausehehadahardtimememorizinglines.Afriendofhistoldhimaboutasmallpartinaplay.HepromisedPeterthathecoulddoitbecausehe，donlyhavetorememberoneline.Peterdecidedtotakethepart.Hisonlylinewas,Listen,Ihearthegunsroar!Peterpracticedandpracticed,“Listen,Ihearthegunsroar!"OntheopeningnightoftheplayPeterwasverynervous.Backstage,hepracticedhisline,overandoveragain,"Listen,Ihearthegunsroar!Listen,Ihearthegunsroar!"Finallycamehisturn.Peterwentontostage.HeheardaloudBOOMandcriedoutinspiteofhimself,"WHATTHEHELLWASTHAT?”Furtherlisteningandspeaking>Furtherlistening>Task2Ilovemovies!AndafterIseethem,Iliketocommentonthem.ThesearethemoviesIsawthisyearthatIwouldliketorecommend:AmongcomediesIhighlyrecommendMonsoonWedding.It'sanIndianmovie.ThestoryisaboutanIndianwedding.Preparationsfortheweddingbringoutfunnyandsadsituationstouchingonloveandapastrape.ThismovieshowssomeofthewonderfulcustomsofIndia,andtheimportanceoffamilyandlove.It'sgreat!Amongdramas,IlikeAdaptation.Itisanexcellentmovie!Butformethefirstpartofthemoviewastoofasttofollow.IhopetoseeitagainonDVDwithcaptions.ThePianistissetintheSecondWorldWar.It'saboutayoungPolish-Jewishpianist,wholivesinWarsawwithhisfamily.TheNazissendhisfamilytodieintheconcentrationcamps.Heissafe,butwouldhavediedwithoutunusuallygoodluckandthekindnessofafewnon-Jews.Thisisapowerfulmoviewiththought-provokingthemes.Rabbit-ProofFenceissetinthe1930sinAustralia,andit'sbasedonrealevents.Itisaboutthreenativegirlswhoareseparatedfromtheirfamiliesbyracistpolice.Afterthishappens,thepolicesendthemtospecialcenters.Therethegirlsaretaughtpracticalskills,andthegovernmenttriestointegratethemintowhiteAustraliansociety.Theyrunawayfromthecampandwalk1,500milestofindtheirmothers.Thisisasad,touchingstorythatyoushouldnotmiss.Furtherlisteningandspeaking>Furtherlistening>Task3Lisa：Whatkindofmoviedoyouwanttosee,Nick?Nick:IreallywanttoseeMonsterNight、thehorrormovieadvertisedinnewspapers.Lisa:MonsterNightsItsoundsscary.Idon'tlikehorrorfilms.Nick:OK.It'snotyetintheatersanyway.Itwon'tbecomingoutuntilnextweek.Whatmoviesareplayingnow?Lisa:Letmecheck...There'sanactionfilmstarringJetLi,and...MonsterNight\It'salreadyintheaters.Nick:What?Itis?Whichtheaterisitplayingat?Lisa:It'sshowingatthetheaterinthemall.ButIreallydon'twanttoseeit.Nick:AllthecriticshavegivenMonsterNightgreatreviews.Whattimeisthenextshowing?Lisa:Well,ifwehurry,wecanmakethethreeo'clockshow.Theshowafterthatisat4:30.ButI'mtoofrightenedtoseethisone.Nick:Comeon,Lisa!Don'tbeachicken.Let'sgo!Wehavetogetticketsbeforetheysellout!Furtherlisteningandspeaking>Furtherspeaking>Task1Unit2What'sonatthetheater?Top電影院的小吃部16.hotdog14.ketchup6.gum2.poster1.bottledvjater17.^啜1.bottledwater瓶裝水噥2.poster海報(bào)啜3.candy糖果蛾4.pretzel咸脆卷餅<5.cookie餅干Top電影院的小吃部16.hotdog14.ketchup6.gum2.poster1.bottledvjater17.^啜1.bottledwater瓶裝水噥2.poster海報(bào)啜3.candy糖果蛾4.pretzel咸脆卷餅<5.cookie餅干啜6.gum口香糖<Top>ExtraStuff713.softdnnk10.chickennuggetsI11.popcorn12,hamburger9.drumstick.7.mustard芥末喉8.Popsicle冰棒（商標(biāo)名）曜9.drumstick雞腿曜10.chickennuggets雞塊^11.popcorn爆米花<12.hamburger漢堡噂13.softdrink不含酒精的飲料,通常指汽水嚟14.ketchup蕃茄醬啜15.fries薯?xiàng)l嚟16.hotdog熱狗<17.papercup紙杯相關(guān)用語(yǔ).唯junkfood垃圾食物.《cola可樂(lè)./munchies零嘴.《snacks點(diǎn)心.イticketstub票根.二afront-rowseat前排座位.電theaisle過(guò)道.「agoodseat好位置.で:ad廣告.4l*mstarving,我好餓。.Keepyourvoicedown.降低音量。?流行ロ語(yǔ) SpokenEnglish《snackon(something)吃(點(diǎn)心)嚓grababitetoeat隨便找些吃的:munchon(something)大嚼(某物)wash(something)downwithadrink配飲料吃(某物)妥o(hù)utof(something)(某物)用盡、沒(méi)有了?成語(yǔ)Idiompigouton(something)狼吞虎咽(某物)pig當(dāng)動(dòng)詞時(shí),表“貪食過(guò)量”的意思,pigouton(something)則是形容“看起來(lái)ー副饑腸國(guó)ノ轆轆,狼吞虎咽”的樣子?！禗uringthemovie,wepiggedoutonburgersandfries.看電影時(shí),我們把漢堡和薯?xiàng)l如秋風(fēng)掃落葉般,ー掃而空。Dialog1.Davidisattheconcessionstand.Hewantstoeatasnackduringthemovie.大衛(wèi)在小賣(mài)部,他想在看電影時(shí)吃點(diǎn)零食。Woman:*CanIhelpyou?女人:我能為您服務(wù)嗎?David:.Yeah,I'dlikesomepopcornandsomefriesplease.大衛(wèi):好呀,請(qǐng)給我ー些爆米花和薯?xiàng)l。Woman:<OK.Andadrink?女人:好的,飲料呢?David:<I'llhavealargecolaplease,noice.大衛(wèi)：我要一大杯可樂(lè),不加冰塊。Woman:<I'msorry,we'reoutofcola.女人:抱歉,我們沒(méi)有可樂(lè)了。David:Ohreally?!Makethatabottleofwaterthen.大衛(wèi)：是嗎?!那給我ー瓶水。Dialog2.DannyandCathyareina