外研版必修一課本上聽力原文

1/11/1必修一課本上的聽力原文Module1ListeningandVocabulary（Student'sBookp.5）ROB:Hi,Diane!DIANE:Hi,Rob!Howareyoudoing?ROB:I'mfine.I'vejustbeentomyfirstlanguageclass.DIANE:Ohreally?SohaveI.ROB:Really?Whichlanguageareyoustudying?DIANE:Spanish.WhichlanguageareYOUstudying?ROB:Chinese.DIANE:Isthatright?Cool!Howwasit?ROB:Itwasgood.Theteacher'snameisMr.Davies.DIANE:Mr.Davies?Yes,（1）heisn'tChinese,obviously,buthe'sfluentinChinese.Andthere'sanassistantteachercalledMissWang.ROB:SheISChinese.We'regoingtoseeheronceaweek.DIANE:Andwhatdoyouthink?Well,learningChineseisn'tgoingtobeeasy—but（2）thefirstlessonwasveryenjoyable—Ilikeditalot.（3）Mr.Daviesgaveusalotofencouragement—hemadeusfeelreallygoodaboutbeingthere.（5）Themostimportantthingatthebeginningispronunciation,gettingthesoundsright—andhewasverygoodatcorrection—hesaiditdidn'tmatterifwemademistakes.（4）IthinkweallmadealotROB:ofprogress—injustanhour!DIANE:That'sgreat.ROB:WhataboutSpanish?Didyoustartyet?Yes,wedid.Theteacherisnice,butIalreadyspeaksomeSpanishandtherestoftheclassarereallybeginners.（7）Imisunderstoodtheteacher—IthoughtshesaidtheclasswasforpeoplewhoalreadyspeakSpanish.I'mnotsureifDIANE:I'mgoingtomakemuchprogress.ROB:Oh,I'msurethingswillimprove.Maybe—actually,（8）Iwasabitdisappointed—sheDIANE:explainedeverythinginEnglish.ROB:Oh,that'stoobad.ListeningandSpeaking（Student'sBookp.70）BOY:Haveyoujoinedanyschoolclubsyet?Yes,Ihave.I'mreallyinterestedinphotography,soIjoinedGIRL:theCameraClub.BOY:That'sinteresting.Wheredoyouhaveyourmeetings?GIRL:InRoom303.BOY:Right.Howoftendoyoumeet?Everyweek?GIRL:Yes,wemeeteveryThursdayat4o'clock.EveryThursdayat4o'clock?That'sthesamedaythatmyBOY:clubmeets!Butthetimeisdifferent.GIRL:Oh?Whichclubdoyoubelongto?BOY:TheDanceSociety.WemeeteveryThursdayat5o'clock.Wheredoyouhaveyourmeetings?IguessyouneedabigGIRL:place.BOY:Yes,wepractiseintheschoolgym.GIRL:Theschoolgym?Thatshouldbebigenough,Iguess!Module2VocabularyandListening(Student'sBookp.11)Idon'tagreethatallgoodteacherstalkalot.Somegoodteacherstalkalotandsomedon't.Idothinkthatteachersneedtobestrict,buttheydon'tneedtobeverystrict.Idobelievethatdisciplineisimportant.Yes,Iliketeacherswhoareamusing.Ithinkyouenjoythelessonmoreandsoyoulearnmore.AndIagreewiththestatementthatthemostpopularteachersareverykind.Everyonelikeskindpeople.Ofcourse,goodteachersalwaysreturnhomeworkquickly.Ithinkthat'sveryimportant.Andthenextstatementisobviouslytrue,ateachermustcheckthateveryoneintheclassunderstands.Whataboutthenextstatement?No,Idon'tagreewiththatatall.Therearetimeswhenateacherneedstotalkwithoutinterruption.Andthelaststatement—Itdoesn'tmatterifateacherisnotorganised.That'sreallystupid.Ateachermustbeorganised.Howcanastudentlearniftheteacherisn'torganised?ListeningandVocabulary(Student'sBookp.15)Okay,kids,asyouknow,theexamsarecomingupsoon,soweneedtostartworkonrevision.ThisafternoonI'mgoingtogiveyouachoice.WecaneitherMR.dosomerevisionorwecandosometranslation.It'supSTANTON:toyou.STUDENT:I'dratherdotranslationthanrevision,Mr.Stanton.MR.STANTON:Howmanypeoplewouldliketodotranslation?CHORUS:Iwould/Me/I'dliketodotranslation.MR.That'seightofyou.SotherestofyouwouldprefertoSTANTON:dorevision,isthatright?CHORUS:Yes.That'ssixteenofyou.Sothat'ssettled.We'lldoMR.revision.I'mgoingtogiveyouachoiceoftopic,too.DoSTANTON:youwanttoreviseLifeintheFutureorTravel?STUDENT:I'dratherdoLifeintheFuture.STUDENT:I'dprefertodoTravel.HandsupforLifeintheFuture.(Studentsraisetheirhands.)Eighteenofyou.Thechoiceismade.ButbeforeMR.westart,thereareacoupleofthingsIneedtosaytoSTANTON:you.Firstly,haveyouallgotyournewtimetables?CHORUS:Yes.Good.Canyoutakealookatthem?OK.Now,atpresentyouhaveafreeperiodonTuesdayafternoons.MR.Well,that'sbeenchangedandyou'vegotFrenchSTANTON:instead.Haveyougotthat?CHORUS:Yes.Excellent.Andthere'soneotherthing.TheheadmasterMR.wantstoseeeveryoneinthelibraryatthreethisSTANTON:afternoon.OK?CHORUS:Yes.MR.STANTON:Right.Let'sbeginourrevisionofLifeintheFuture.ListeningandSpeakingI(Student'sBookp.76)SIMON:Hi,Jane.Howarethings?JANE:Fine,thanks,Simon.How'severythingwithyou?SIMON:Notbad.I'vejusthadadifficultclass,though.JANE:Oh,whatwastheproblem?Ihaveacoupleoflazystudentsinmyclass.TakealookatSIMON:thishomework.It'sterrible.JANE:You'reright.It'sverybad.Iexpectstudentstolistencarefullyandworkhard,butthesetwokidsjustdon'twanttodoanyworkatall.Theykeepcomingtoclasslateandtheydon'tstoptalking.They'reaproblembecausetheydisturballtheotherSIMON:students.DotheybehavebadlyinotherlessonsorisitonlyinJANE:Englishclasses?Theirmathsteachersaystheydon'tworkinherlessonseither.OnlythePEteacherispleasedwiththem.HesaysSIMON:theylovedoingsportandtheyareverygoodatit!JANE:Whydon'tyouspeaktotheheadmistressaboutthem?SIMON:I'dratherdealwiththeproblemmyself.Well,it'suptoyou.Butthey'reonlyintheirfirstyearofSeniorHigh.Isuggestyouspeaktotheirparents.MaybeJANE:theyneedextrahelp.SIMON:Perhapsyou'reright.I'llconsidertalkingtotheirparents.ListeningandSpeakingII(Student'sBookp.77)ELLA:Whatlanguagesdotheyteachatyourschool,Bill?English,JapaneseandRussian.EveryonestudiesEnglishandwecandoJapaneseorRussianaswell.That'sifitfitsintoourBILL:timetable.ELLA:Anddoyoulearnanotherlanguage?Yes.IdoJapanese.ButIdon'tenjoystudyingitbecauseIfindthegrammarverydifficult.MyparentswantedmetoBILL:learnit.WhataboutyouElla?Whatlanguagesareyoudoing?ELLA:I'mstudyingChinese.You'relucky!I'dratherlearnChinesethanJapanese.MorepeoplespeakChinesearoundtheworldandIlovelisteningtoBILL:Chinesesongsandmusic.SodoI.AndIlikedoingChinese.ButIalsoliketolearnELLA:Russian.IwanttogotoRussiaoneday.BILL:It'sOK.ButChineseismoreuseful.ELLA:Yes,Iagree.Anyway,IthinkallEuropeansshouldlearnChineseatschooltoday.It'sgoingtobeveryimportantinthefuture.EspeciallyBILL:forbusiness.I'dratherlearnsomethinguseful.You'reright.MorepeoplespeakChinesethananyotherELLA:language.Module3AnInterview(Student'sBook:p.35)INTERVIEWER:Tellme,Mary,wherewereyouborn?MARYLENNON:IwasborninLondon.INTERVIEWER:Really?AndwhendidyougotoAmerica?In1934,whenIwas19yearsold,IwenttoNewMARYLENNON:York.INTERVIEWER:Isthatright?Didyoutravelbyplane?MARYLENNON:Byplane?No,ofcoursenot!Wetravelledbyship!INTERVIEWER:Goodness!Howlongdidthattake?MARYLENNON:Aboutsevendays.INTERVIEWER:Didyouenjoyit?MARYLENNON:No!Ihatedit!INTERVIEWER:Why?Wereyousick?MARYLENNON:No!Iwasbored!WhoinvitedyoutogotoAmerica?AndwhopaidforINTERVIEWER:yourticket?Tobehonest,Ican'tremember.Afilmproducer,IMARYLENNON:think.INTERVIEWER:WhatdidyoudoinNewYork?Well,Imetalotofpeople,andIwenttosomeMARYLENNON:parties.ButIwastheretomakefilmsandthefilmstudioswereinCalifornia,ontheothersideofthecountry,yousee.SoIwenttoCalifornia.INTERVIEWER:HowdidyougetfromNewYorktoCalifornia?MARYLENNON:Bytrain.INTERVIEWER:Didyoulikethat?MARYLENNON:Ohyes,definitely!Ilovedtravellingbytrain.INTERVIEWER:Howlongdidthejourneytake?Well,inthosedays,youcouldtravelfromNewYorkMARYLENNON:toLosAngelesinaboutaweek.INTERVIEWER:Really?MARYLENNON:Yes.WestoppedinChicagoforafewdays.INTERVIEWER:Oh,Isee.IthinkitwastwoweeksbeforeIarrivedinLosMARYLENNON:Angeles.AndwhathappenedwhenyouarrivedinLosINTERVIEWER:Angeles?MARYLENNON:Absolutelynothing.Ididnothingforweeks!INTERVIEWER:WhatdidyouthinkofLosAngeles?MARYLENNON:Itwastoohot!ALong-distanceFlight(Student'sBook:p.83)MAN:I'llneverforgetthefirsttimeItookalong-distanceflight.WOMAN:Why,wasitgood?Notatall!Itwasjusttheopposite.IwasflyingfromLondontoSingapore,anditwasadisasterfromstarttoMAN:finish.WOMAN:Why,whathappened?Firstofall,ItookatrainfrommyhometoLondonairport.MAN:Butthetrainbrokedown.WOMAN:Goodness!Weren'tyouafraidofmissingtheplane?Absolutely!Iwasreallyworried.SoIdecidedtotakeataxitotheairport.ItwasthequickestwayeventhoughitMAN:wasveryexpensive.WOMAN:Right.Wrong!Itwasrushhourandthetaxigotstuckinatrafficjam.Ittookalongtimetogettotheairport.Ifinallygottotheairportathalfpastnine,butImissedmyflightbyMAN:tenminutes.WOMAN:Howannoying!MAN:ThenextflighttoSingaporewasinsixhours.WOMAN:Soyouhadtowaitintheairport?Yes,Iwaitedforthreehours,thentheairlinecancelledMAN:thatflight.WOMAN:Oh,no!Oh,yes!Anyway,IfinallygotonaflighttoSingapore.ButMAN:thatwasn'ttheendofthings.WOMAN:Isthatright?TheweatherwasverybadinSingaporesomyplaneMAN:landedinBangkokairportinThailand.WOMAN:Goodness!Whathappenednext?WehadtositontheplaneatBangkokairport.IttookoffagainthreehourslaterandIfinallyarrivedinSingapore.Iwas12hourslateandIwasreallytiredwhenIgotoffMAN:thatplane.Ineededaholiday!Module4AnInterviewPart1(Student'sBook:p.35)Mr.Yang,you'refromNanchang,aren'tyou?AndamIrightinthinkingthatyou'velivedhereallyourINTERVIEWER:life?YANGHUA:Yes,Iwasborninthisstreet.Really!Andyouworkforanorganisationcalled"theINTERVIEWER:neighbourhoodcommittee",isthatright?Yes,I'veworkedforitforfouryearsnow.It'sbeenYANGHUA:veryinteresting.Wedon'thavesuchorganisationsinFrance.WhatINTERVIEWER:kindofworkdoesthecommitteedo?Agreatmanythings.OurjobistolookaftertheYANGHUA:neighbourhood.INTERVIEWER:Canyougiveussomeexamples?Yes...Umm,forexample,we'vestartedaholidayclubforchildren.Alotofchildrenhavejoinedit.It'sYANGHUA:doneverywell.INTERVIEWER:Yes,wehavethatkindofthinginFrance.Andwe'vebegunaneighbourhoodwatch,wherepeoplewatchthehousesandstreets.It'sbeenveryYANGHUA:successful,sofar.Thestreetsaresaferasaresult.INTERVIEWER:Congratulations!AnInterviewPart2(Student'sBook:p.35)You'vejustcompletedasurveyoftheINTERVIEWER:neighbourhood,haven'tyou?Yes,it'sbeenfascinating.Inthepastwedidn'tknownmuchaboutthepeoplewholiveinourarea.YANGHUA:Nowwehavealotmoreinformation.INTERVIEWER:I'dbeinterestedtohearsomeofthefigures.YANGHUA:Well,thereare850households.INTERVIEWER:Soit'squiteasmallarea.YANGHUA:Yes,itis.Thetotalpopulationis2800.2800.HaveyoucollectedanyinformationaboutINTERVIEWER:occupations?Yes,we'vegot322professionalpeople,teachers,etc.Thereare517officeworkers,378peopleinmanualworkand280students.Thereare183peopleworkinginlocalshopslikethebutcher'sandYANGHUA:thegreengrocer's.Isee.WhataboutthenumberofadultsinINTERVIEWER:employment?Wemakeit1400.We'vecertainlydoneourbesttoYANGHUA:helppeoplefindemployment.INTERVIEWER:I'msureyouhave!WhereDoTheyLiketoLive?(Student'sBook:p.89)Speaker1Idon'twanttolivetoofarfrommyparents'home.I'dliketobeabletovisitthematweekendsandenjoythequietofthecountryside.Andwhentheygrowolder,Iwon'tlivetoofaraway,butIwouldliketoliveinabigcitywherethereareagreatmanythingstodo.Ithinkit'seasiertofindagoodjobinacitybecausetherearemoreemploymentopportunities.Speaker2I'velivedherewithmyparentsallmylifebutwehaven'talwayslivedinthisapartmentblock.We'veonlyjustmovedintothisapartment.Untilrecently,welivedinafifteen-storeyhigh-risebuildingaboutahalfamileaway.Itwasnearaverynoisyroadandmymotherdidn'tlikeitthere.Sowearepleasedwithournewhome.Speaker3It'sanidealplacetolive,especiallyforyoungpeoplebecauseit'saverylivelytown.Inevergetboredbecausethereareagreatmanythingstodohere.Thereisamodernshoppingcentreandanewcinemawhichshowsallthelatestfilms.Thereisanattractivecitycentrewithtraditionalstonebuildings.There'sahugeparkwhereyoucanimagineyouareinthecountryside.Speaker4Well,localpeopleareveryfriendlyandeveryoneknowseveryoneelse.Butthatistheonlygoodthingaboutlifehere.Thereisnothingforyoungpeopletodoandtherearenobusesbackfromtownatnight.Therearenoshopshereandthepostofficehascloseddown.Therearenoemploymentopportunitieshereeither.Personally,I'dmuchratherliveinacity.Speaker5Iliveonafarminthecountryside.Idon'tlikelivinginthecitybecauseit'snoisyanddirtyandthepeopletherearen'tfriendly.IliveinaverysmallapartmentandIhavetosharearoomwithmybrother.Ourapartmentisinasuburbandthearchitectureisnotveryattractive.Mydreamistobelongtoasmallcommunity.Module5VocabularyandListening(Student'sBook:p.41)Waterexistsasasolid,aliquidandagas.Whenyouheatametal,itexpands.Steelisamixtureofironandothersubstances.Two-thirdsoftheearth'ssurfaceiswater.Thedistanceofthesunfromtheearthis150500500kilometres.Theearthis4.6billionyearsold.Theearthisforty-ninetimeslargerthanthemoon.ListeningandWriting(Student'sBook:p.46)OK,boysandgirls,we'regoingtodoanexperiment.ComeMR.abitcloser.Thecloseryouare,themoreyou'llsee!That'sCHEN:right!Now,what'stheaimofthisexperiment,ZhouKai?ZHOUWewanttofindoutifthere'sachangeinweightwhenKAI:magnesiumburnsinair.MR.CHEN:That'sright.Sowhatdoweneedfirst?ZHOUUm...Weneedsomemagnesium.Howmuchdoweneed?KAI:Whataboutthispiece?IsthispieceOK?MR.No,weneedrathermorethanthat—abouttwoandahalfCHEN:grams.Weneedapiecewhichismuchbiggerthanthat.OK...AndweneedaBunsenburner...abalance...andaZHOUcrucibletoputthemetalin...Heretheyallare...WheredoKAI:wegofromhere?MR.Well,first,putthemagnesiuminthecrucible.ThenputtheCHEN:crucibleonthebalanceandweighit.ZHOUKAI:OK...MR.Howmuchdoesitweigh?Takealook,everyone.IsitanyCHEN:heavier?ZHOUUm...Itweighstwoandahalfgrams.DoyouwantmetoKAI:writethatdown?MR.CHEN:Yes,writeitdown.Whatnext?ZHOUYes...Um,next,we'regoingtoheatthemagnesium.SoIKAI:lighttheBunsenburner.Afterthat,Iholdthecrucibleoverit...Ohlook,it'sburningwithawhitelight!It'sgettingbrighterandbrighter!MR.It'spretty,isn'tit?Keepthenoisedown,boysandgirls,CHEN:please.ZHOUUm...lastly,weneedtoweighthemagnesiumagain...ItKAI:weighsfourgramsnow.MR.CHEN:Sowhatdoesthattellyou?ZHOUKAI:Itweighsalittlemorethanbefore.MR.CHEN:Howmuchmore?ZHOUKAI:1.5gramsmore.MR.CHEN:Andwhatdoesthatmean?ZHOUItmeansthatthereisachangeinweightwhenmagnesiumKAI:burnsinair.You'vegotit!Welldone!Sonow,let'sdothesameMR.experimentwithcopper.Comealong,LiKang,it'syourturnCHEN:now.Whatdoyouthinkwillhappenifyouheatcopper?LIKANG:Ithinkit'llbealotheavierthanmagnesium.ShallIbegin?MR.CHEN:Yes,goahead!ListeningandSpeaking(Student'sBook:p.95)Theaimofthisexperimentistowriteasecretmessagewithinvisibleink.Fortheexperiment,youneedthefollowingthings:alemon,asmallcontainer,apen,somewhitewritingpaper,acandleandsomematches.First,squeezethelemonandpourthejuiceintoacontainer.Aglassoracupwillbefine.Next,takeyourpenanddipitintothelemonjuicethenwriteyourmessageinlargelettersonacleansheetofwhitewritingpaper.Afterthat,blowonthepapertodrythelemonjuice.Yoursecretmessageisreadyandyoucanexchangemessageswithanotherstudent.Next,lightacandlewiththematches.Finally,holdthepapernearthecandleflame.Themessagewillgraduallyappearonthepaper.Thewordsarealightbrowncolour.Themessageappearsonthepaperwhenyouheatitbecausethelemonjuicereactswithoxygenintheair.Thisreactionproducesabrowncolouredoxidewhichyoucansee.Module6ListeningandVocabulary(Student'sBook:p.54)HelloandwelcometoEducationToday.Today,we'retalkingabouttheInternet.IstheInternetagoodthingforeducation?WithmeinthestudioareAnnBaker,who'sateacher,TomGrant,who's17andstillatschool,andTom'smotherPat.Welcometotheshow,everyone.IfIcantalktoyoufirst,Ann,doyouthinkthattheInternetisagoodthingoraINTERVIEWER:badthing?Well,therearegoodandbadthingsabouttheInternet,butIthinkweshouldconcentrateonthegoodthings.TheInternethasfantasticinformationaboutallkindsofthings,andforthisreasonIthinkANN:it'sverygoodforstudentstouseit.DoyouallowyourstudentstousetheInternetINTERVIEWER:duringschooltime?Absolutely!TheyhaveInternetclassesonceaweek.It'sachanceforthemtodosomeindependentwork.ImakesuretheyhaveareasontousetheANN:Internet.WhatdoyouthinkarethebadthingsaboutusingINTERVIEWER:theInternet?Well,weallknowthattherearesometerriblesitesontheInternet.WemustmakesurethatstudentsANN:lookforinformationoninterestingandusefulsites.Isee.Thankyou.Well,IalsohavePatandTomGrantwithme.Tom,howoftendoyouusetheINTERVIEWER:Internet?TOM:Everyday.INTERVIEWER:Atschoolorathome?TOM:Atschoolandathome.HowmuchtimedoyouspendontheInternetatINTERVIEWER:home?TOM:AsmuchtimeasIcan.Aboutfivehours.INTERVIEWER:Fivehoursaweek?TOM:No!Fivehoursaday!INTERVIEWER:AndwhatdoyoudoontheInternet?Doyoustudy?TOM:Yes,it'sgoodtostudyontheInternet.INTERVIEWER:Isitbetterthanstudyingatschool?Well,they'redifferent.IlikestudyingatschoolasTOM:well.INTERVIEWER:Pat,whatdoyouthinkaboutthat?Well,I'mhappywhenTomisstudyingonthePAT:Internet,buthedoesn'talwaysstudy.INTERVIEWER:Whatdoyoumean?Well,therearealotofmusicsitesthathelikes.AndhespendsalotoftimereadingabouthisfavouritePAT:footballteam.INTERVIEWER:Soyouwouldpreferitifhedidn'tdothat.No—Iwanthimtostudyandenjoyhimself.Butstudyingisimportant.AndstudyingfrombooksisPAT:important.INTERVIEWER:MoreimportantthanstudyingontheInternet?PAT:Studyingistheimportantthing.AnInterview(Student'sBook