外研版必修一課本上的聽(tīng)力原文

必修一課本上的聽(tīng)力原文Module1ListeningandVocabulary(Student'sBookp.5)ROB：Hi,Diane!DIAN巨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.SheISChinese.We'regoingtoseeherrob：onceaweek.DIANE：Andwhatdoyouthink?Well,learningChineseisn'tgoingtobeeasy——but(2)thefirstlessonwasveryenjoyable—Ilikeditalo.(3)Mr.Daviesgaveusalotofencouragement—herob：madeusfeelreallygoodaboutbeingthere.(5)Themostimportantthingatthebeginningispronunciation,gettingthesoundsright——andhewasverygoodatcorrection——hesaiditdidn'tmatterifwemademistakes.（4）Ithinkweallmadealotofprogress—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—sheexplainedeverythinginDIANE：English.rob：Oh,that'stoobad.ListeningandSpeaking（Student'sBookp.70）boy：Haveyoujoinedanyschoolclubsyet?GIRL：Yes,Ihave.I'mreallyinterestedinphotography,soIjoinedtheCameraClub.boy：That'sinteresting.Wheredoyouhaveyourmeetings?girl：InRoom303.boy：Right.Howoftendoyoumeet?Everyweek?Girl：Yes,wemeeteveryThursdayat4o'clock.boy：EveryThursdayat4o'clock?That'sthesamedaythatmyclubmeets!Butthetimeisdifferent.GIRL：Oh?Whichclubdoyoubelongto?BOY：TheDanceSociety.WemeeteveryThursdayat5o'clock.GIRL：Wheredoyouhaveyourmeetings?Iguessyouneedabigplace.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)MR.STANTONOkay,kids,asyouknow,theexamsarecomingupsoon,soweneedtostartworkonrevision.ThisafternoonI'mgoingtogiveyouachoice.Wecaneitherdosomerevisionorwecandosometranslation.It'suptoyou.STUDENTI'dratherdotranslationthanrevision,Mr.Stanton.MR.STANTONHowmanypeoplewouldliketodotranslation?CHORUS:Iwould/Me/I'dliketodotranslation.That'seightofyou.Sotherestofyouwouldprefertodorevision,isthatMR-STANTONright?CHORU§Yes.That'ssixteenofyou.Sothat'ssettled.We'lldorevision.I'mgoingtogiveyouachoiceoftopic,too.DoyouwanttoreviseLifeintheFutureMR.STANTONorTravel?STUDENTI'dratherdoLifeintheFutureSTUDENTI'dprefertodoTravelHandsupforLifeintheFuture(Studentsraisetheirhands.)Eighteenofyou.Thechoiceismade.Butbeforewestart,thereareacoupleofthingsMR.STANTONIneedtosaytoyou.Firstly,haveyouallgotyournewtimetables?CHORU§Yes.Good.Canyoutakealookatthem?OK.Now,atpresentyouhaveafreeperiodonTuesdayafternoons.Well,that'sbeenchangedandyou'veMR.STANTONgotFrenchinstead.Haveyougotthat?CHORUSYes.Excellent.Andthere'soneotherthing.TheheadmasterwantstoseeMRSTANTONeveryoneinthelibraryatthreethisafternoon.OK?CHORU§Yes.MR-STANTONRight.Let'sbeginourrevisionofLifeintheFutureListeningandSpeakingI(Student'sBookp.76)SIMON：Hi,Jane.Howarethings?JANE：Fine,thanks,Simon.How'severythingwithyou?SIMON：Notbad.I'vejusthadadifficultclass,though.JANE：Oh,whatwastheproblem?Ihaveacoupleoflazystudentsinmyclass.Takealookatthishomework.SIMON：It'sterrible.JANE：You'reright.It'sverybad.Iexpectstudentstolistencarefullyandworkhard,butthesetwokidsjustdon'twanttodoanyworkatall.Theykeepcomingtoclasslateandtheydon'tstoptalking.They'reaproblembecausetheydisturballtheotherSIMON：students.JANE：DotheybehavebadlyinotherlessonsorisitonlyinEnglishclasses?Theirmathsteachersaystheydon'tworkinherlessonseither.OnlythePEteacherispleasedwiththem.HesaystheylovedoingsportandtheyareverySIMON：goodatit!JANE：Whydon'tyouspeaktotheheadmistressaboutthem?SIMON：I'dratherdealwiththeproblemmyself.Well,it'suptoyou.Butthey'reonlyintheirfirstyearofSeniorHigh.IJANE：suggestyouspeaktotheirparents.Maybetheyneedextrahelp.SIMON:Perhapsyou'reright.I'llconsidertalkingtotheirparents.ListeningandSpeakingII(Student'sBookp.77)Ella：Whatlanguagesdotheyteachatyourschool,Bill?English,JapaneseandRussian.EveryonestudiesEnglishandwecandoBILL：JapaneseorRussianaswell.That'sifitfitsintoourtimetable.Ella：Anddoyoulearnanotherlanguage?Yes.IdoJapanese.ButIdon'tenjoystudyingitbecauseIfindthegrammarverydifficult.Myparentswantedmetolearnit.WhataboutyouElla?Whatbill：languagesareyoudoing?ELLA：I'mstudyingChinese.You'relucky!I'dratherlearnChinesethanJapanese.MorepeoplespeakChinesebill：aroundtheworldandIlovelisteningtoChinesesongsandmusic.SodoI.AndIlikedoingChinese.ButIalsoliketolearnRussian.IwanttogoELLA：toRussiaoneday.bill：It'sOK.ButChineseismoreuseful.ELLA：Yes,Iagree.Anyway,IthinkallEuropeansshouldlearnChineseatschooltoday.It'sgoingtobill：beveryimportantinthefuture.Especiallyforbusiness.I'dratherlearnsomethinguseful.ELLA：You'reright.MorepeoplespeakChinesethananyotherlanguage.Module3AnInterview(Student'sBook:p.35)INTERVIEWERTellme,Mary,wherewereyouborn?MARYLENNONIwasborninLondon.INTERVIEWERReally?AndwhendidyougotoAmerica?MARYLENNONIn1934,whenIwas19yearsold,IwenttoNewYork.INTERVIEWERIsthatright?Didyoutravelbyplane?MARYLENNONByplane?No,ofcoursenot!Wetravelledbyship!INTERVIEWERGoodness!Howlongdidthattake?MARYLENNONAboutsevendays.INTERVIEWERDidyouenjoyit?MARYLENNONNo!Ihatedit!INTERVIEWERWhy?Wereyousick?MARYLENNONNo!Iwasbored!INTERVIEWERWhoinvitedyoutogotoAmerica?Andwhopaidforyourticket?MARYLENNONTobehonest,Ican'tremember.Afilmproducer,Ithink.INTERVIEWERWhatdidyoudoinNewYork?MARYLENNONWell,Imetalotofpeople,andIwenttosomeparties.ButIwastheretomakefilmsandthefilmstudioswereinCalifornia,ontheothersideofthecountry,yousee.SoIwenttoCalifornia.INTERVIEWERHowdidyougetfromNewYorktoCalifornia?MARYLENNONBytrain.INTERVIEWERDidyoulikethat?MARYLENNONOhyes,definitely!Ilovedtravellingbytrain.INTERVIEWERHowlongdidthejourneytake?Well,inthosedays,youcouldtravelfromNewYorktoLosMARYLENNONAerviewerReally?MARYLENNONYes.WestoppedinChicagoforafewdays.INTERVIEWEROh,Isee.MARYLENNONIthinkitwastwoweeksbeforeIarrivedinLosAngeles.INTERVIEWERAndwhathappenedwhenyouarrivedinLosAngeles?MARYLENNONAbsolutelynothing.Ididnothingforweeks!INTERVIEWERWhatdidyouthinkofLosAngeles?MARYLENNONNItwastoohot!ALong-distanceFlight(Student'sBook:p.83)MAN：I'llneverforgetthefirsttimeItookalong-distanceflight.WOMANWhy,wasitgood?Notatall!Itwasjusttheopposite.IwasflyingfromLondontoSingapore,MAN：anditwasadisasterfromstarttofinish.WOMAN：Why,whathappened?Firstofall,ItookatrainfrommyhometoLondonairport.ButthetrainMAN：brokedown.WOMANfGoodness!Weren'tyouafraidofmissingtheplane?Absolutely!Iwasreallyworried.SoIdecidedtotakeataxitotheairport.Itman：wasthequickestwayeventhoughitwasveryexpensive.woman：Right.Wrong!Itwasrushhourandthetaxigotstuckinatrafficjam.Ittookalongtimetogettotheairport.Ifinallygottotheairportathalfpastnine,butIMAN：missedmyflightbytenminutes.WOMAN：Howannoying!MAN：ThenextflighttoSingaporewasinsixhours.WOMAN：Soyouhadtowaitintheairport?MAN：Yes,Iwaitedforthreehours,thentheairlinecancelledthatflight.WOMAN：Oh,no!Oh,yes!Anyway,IfinallygotonaflighttoSingapore.Butthatwasn'ttheMAN：endofthings.WOMAN：Isthatright?TheweatherwasverybadinSingaporesomyplanelandedinBangkokMAN：airportinThailand.WOMAN：Goodness!Whathappenednext?WehadtositontheplaneatBangkokairport.IttookoffagainthreehourslaterandIfinallyarrivedinSingapore.Iwas12hourslateandIwasreallyMAN：tiredwhenIgotoffthatplane.Ineededaholiday!Module4AnInterviewPart1(Student'sBook:p.35)Mr.Yang,you'refromNanchang,aren'tyou?AndamIrightinINTERVIEWERthinkingthatyou'velivedhereallyourlife?YANGHUAYes,Iwasborninthisstreet.Really!Andyouworkforanorganisationcalled"theneighbourhoodINTERVIEWERcommittee",isthatright?YANGHUAYes,I'veworkedforitforfouryearsnow.It'sbeenveryinteresting.Wedon'thavesuchorganisationsinFrance.WhatkindofworkINTERVIEWERdoesthecommitteedo?YANGHUAAgreatmanythings.Ourjobistolookaftertheneighbourhood.INTERVIEWERCanyougiveussomeexamples?Yes...Umm,forexample,we'vestartedaholidayclubforchildren.YANGHUAAlotofchildrenhavejoinedit.It'sdoneverywell.INTERVIEWERYes,wehavethatkindofthinginFrance.Andwe'vebegunaneighbourhoodwatch,wherepeoplewatchtheYANGHUAhousesandstreets.It'sbeenverysuccessful,sofar.Thestreetsaresaferasaresult.INTERVIEWERCongratulations!AnInterviewPart2(Student'sBook:p.35)INTERVIEWERYou'vejustcompletedasurveyoftheneighbourhood,haven'tyou?Yes,it'sbeenfascinating.Inthepastwedidn'tknownmuchaboutthepeoplewholiveinourarea.NowwehavealotmoreYANGHUAinformation.INTERVIEWERI'dbeinterestedtohearsomeofthefigures.YANGHUAWell,thereare850households.INTERVIEWERSoit'squiteasmallarea.YANGHUAYes,itis.Thetotalpopulationis2800.INTERVIEWER2800.Haveyoucollectedanyinformationaboutoccupations?Yes,we'vegot322professionalpeople,teachers,etc.Thereare517officeworkers,378peopleinmanualworkand280students.Thereare183peopleworkinginlocalshopslikethebutcher'sandtheYANGHUAgreengrocer's.INTERVIEWERIsee.Whataboutthenumberofadultsinemployment?Wemakeit1400.We'vecertainlydoneourbesttohelppeoplefindYANGHUAemployment.INTERVIEWERI'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.Comeabitcloser.TheMR-closeryouare,themoreyou'llsee!That'sright!Now,what'stheaimofthisCHEN；experiment,ZhouKai?ZHOUWewanttofindoutifthere'sachangeinweightwhenmagnesiumburnsinKAI:airMR-CHEN:That'sright.Sowhatdoweneedfirst?ZHOUUm...Weneedsomemagnesium.Howmuchdoweneed?WhataboutthisKAI：piece?IsthispieceOK?MR.No,weneedrathermorethanthat—abouttwoandahalfgrams.WeneedaCHEN:piecewhichismuchbiggerthanthat.ZHOUOK...AndweneedaBunsenburner...abalance...andacrucibletoputtheKAI：metalin...Heretheyallare...Wheredowegofromhere?MR.Well,first,putthemagnesiuminthecrucible.ThenputthecrucibleontheCHEN:balanceandweighit.ZHOUKAI:OK...MR.CHEN：Howmuchdoesitweigh?Takealook,everyone.Isitanyheavier?ZHOUKAI：Um...Itweighstwoandahalfgrams.Doyouwantmetowritethatdown?MR.CHEN：Yes,writeitdown.Whatnext?ZHOUYes...Um,next,we'regoingtoheatthemagnesium.SoIlighttheBunsenKAi：burner.Afterthat,Iholdthecrucibleoverit...Ohlook,it'sburningwithawhitelight!It'sgettingbrighterandbrighter!MR-CHEN：It'spretty,isn'tit?Keepthenoisedown,boysandgirls,please.ZHOUUm...lastly,weneedtoweighthemagnesiumagain...ItweighsfourgramsKAI:now.MR-CHEN:Sowhatdoesthattellyou?ZHOUKAI:Itweighsalittlemorethanbefore.MR.CHEN:Howmuchmore?ZHOUKAI:1.5gramsmore.MR.CHEN:Andwhatdoesthatmean?ZHOUKAI:Itmeansthatthereisachangeinweightwhenmagnesiumburnsinair.You'vegotit!Welldone!Sonow,let'sdothesameexperimentwithcopper.MR.Comealong,LiKang,it'syourturnnow.WhatdoyouthinkwillhappenifCHEN:youheatcopper?LIKANGIthinkit'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,doyouthinkthattheINTERVIEWERInternetisagoodthingorabadthing?Ann：Well,therearegoodandbadthingsabouttheInternet,butIthinkweshouldconcentrateonthegoodthings.TheInternethasfantasticinformationaboutallkindsofthings,andforthisreasonIthinkit'sverygoodforstudentstouseit.INTERVIEWERDoyouallowyourstudentstousetheInternetduringschooltime?Absolutely!TheyhaveInternetclassesonceaweek.It'sachanceforthemtodosomeindependentwork.ImakesuretheyhaveareasonAnn：tousetheInternet.INTERVIEWERWhatdoyouthinkarethebadthingsaboutusingtheInternet?Well,weallknowthattherearesometerriblesitesontheInternet.WemustmakesurethatstudentslookforinformationonANN：interestingandusefulsites.Isee.Thankyou.Well,IalsohavePatandTomGrantwithme.INTERVIEWERTom,howoftendoyouusetheInternet?TOM：Everyday.INTERVIEWERAtschoolorathome?TOM：Atschoolandathome.INTERVIEWERHowmuchtimedoyouspendontheInternetathome?Tom：AsmuchtimeasIcan.Aboutfivehours.INTERVIEWERFivehoursaweek?TOM：No!Fivehoursaday!INTERVIEWERAndwhatdoyoudoontheInternet?Doyoustudy?TOM：Yes,it'sgoodtostudyontheInternet.INTERVIEWERIsitbetterthanstudyingatschool?TOM：Well,they'redifferent.Ilikestudyingatschoolaswell.INTERVIEWERPat,whatdoyouthinkaboutthat?Well,I'mhappywhenTomisstudyingontheInternet,buthepat：doesn'talwaysstudy.INTERVIEWERWhatdoyoumean?Well,therearealotofmusicsitesthathelikes.AndhespendsalotPAT：oftimereadingabouthisfavouritefootballteam.INTERVIEWERSoyouwouldpreferitifhedidn'tdothat.No——Iwanthimtostudyandenjoyhimself.ButstudyingisPAT：important.Andstudyingfrombooksisimportant.INTERVIEWERMoreimportantthanstudyingontheInternet?PAT：Studyingistheimportantthing.AnInterview(Student'sBook:p.101)MR-HAN：GoodmorningMrs.Wu.Pleasec