时间:2018-12-04 作者:英语课 分类:新编大学英语听力浙大版


英语课

[00:02.27]The Joy of Travel

[00:05.69]Part Two   

[00:08.68]Listening-Centered Activities

[00:12.89]Listening 1

[00:16.63]Exercise 1

[00:20.59]Directions:

[00:23.94]Listen to the dialog and choose the appropriate answer for each item.

[00:32.26]Maria: Good afternoon.

[00:35.24]I'd like to book two return air tickets from Istanbul to Athens,please.

[00:42.73]Travel agent: Certainly. When are you travelling?

[00:47.48]Maria: We want to take the flight tomorrow afternoon and come back Friday afternoon.

[00:54.79]Travel agent: First class or economy class?

[00:59.33]Maria: Economy class.

[01:02.96]Travel agent: Two adults?

[01:06.28]Maria: Yes.

[01:09.12]Travel agent: And your name is---?

[01:13.48]Maria: Almar. A--L--M--A--R.

[01:20.78]Travel agent: Initials 1?

[01:24.10]Maria: M.H.

[01:27.34]Travel agent: And the other passenger?

[01:31.51]Maria: P.J. Almar.

[01:36.05]Travel agent: On the 11th and the 14th, did you say?

[01:41.56]Maria: That's right. Do we have to change planes?

[01:46.96]Travel agent: No, it's a direct flight. Here are your tickets, Mrs Alma

[01:53.69]These are for the outward journey---from Istanbul to Athens on flight

[02:01.03]SN862 at 17:50 on July 11th

[02:07.94]And these are for the return journey---Athens to Istanbul

[02:15.07]on flight SN863 at 15:10 on July 14th

[02:23.06]Don't forget to be at the airport 45 minutes before departure time.

[02:29.98]Maria: Thank you. Do you accept credit cards?

[02:35.48]Travel agent: Certainly. Thank you. That's TL6,796

[02:44.41]Could you sign here, please? Thank you very much.

[02:50.39]Maria: Thank you.

[02:53.16]1)  Where does the conversation most probably take place?

[03:00.29]2)  How many people are going to Athens?

[03:06.95]3)  How will the woman go to Athens?

[03:13.36]4)  What's the woman's full name?

[03:19.62]5)  When will the woman go to Athens?

[03:25.92]6)  How long will the woman stay in Athens?

[03:32.08]Exercise 2

[03:35.96]Directions:

[03:39.46]Listen again and fill in the following table

[03:44.89]with the information you have learned from the dialog.

[03:50.76]Listening Two

[03:54.83]Exercise 1

[03:58.75]Directions:

[04:02.64]Read the statements below. then listen to the conversation

[04:09.37]Stop at the end of each part.

[04:14.38]Put "T" in the space provided if the statement is true

[04:21.07]Alex, a young Englishman, is staying in New York with Linda,a friend of his

[04:29.42]He is only there for two days and wants to see as much as possible

[04:35.98]He is talking to Linda about the most interesting places.

[04:42.24]L: So what are you going to do while you're here?

[04:48.18]A: Well. I don't know much about New York really,

[04:53.76]you know, just the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty. You tell me!

[05:02.40]L: You've just got two days, right

[05:07.08]You're going to be pretty busy if you want to see all the sights!

[05:13.27]A: I'm planning to start early tomorrow morning. What should I do first?

[05:20.47]L: I think you should start with the Empire State Building

[05:26.52]It's not the highest building now, but the view's just beautiful in the morning,

[05:34.33]when it's clear and fresh. You have to do that!

[05:40.16]A: Mm. It sounds great! I'll definitely do that

[05:46.25]Which is the highest building in the city now?

[05:52.04]L: The World Trade Center building

[05:56.58]But you should go there at night for the view---there's a bar up

[06:02.99]there and you can relax and look at the lights of the city.It's really wonderfull!

[06:09.83]A: Rights!

[06:12.56]Part two    

[06:16.38]A: What else do you recommend?

[06:19.44]L: Well, it depends on what you like---art, shopping, theatre?

[06:26.89]A: Well, not shopping particularly. But I'd like to see an art gallery or two.

[06:33.98]L: Oh, then you must go to the Metropolitan 2 Museum of Art, Which is just enormous

[06:42.66]You could spend two days there

[06:46.37]That's by central Park


[06:50.51]so you can take a walk through Central Park at the same time,

[06:56.23]but not after dark, remember

[07:00.70]It's dangerous then.

[07:04.37]A: Right.

[07:07.28]Part 3

[07:10.56]A: What about the Statue of Liberty? I must see the Statue of Liberty!

[07:17.11]L: Well, there are different ways to do that

[07:22.62]You can take a tour by boat

[07:26.90]That stops so you can get out and climb up to the top.

[07:32.88]A: Yeah?

[07:36.19]L: Or the cheap way is just to take the regular Staten Island ferry---

[07:42.74]that's not a tourist boat .so it doesn't stop---but it passes right by.

[07:50.88]A: No, I think I'll be a tourist and climb up to the top!

[07:57.14]L: All right. Well,

[08:00.71]there's another interesting trip in the same area---to Ellis Island

[08:07.80]There's a big museum all about the immigrants who arrived there

[08:13.27]That's pretty isteresting!

[08:17.09]A: Mm. Yes, I'd definitely like to do that,too.

[08:22.27]L: Sure, but you're going to be pretty busy

[08:27.78]You won't be able to do that in one day

[08:32.14]It's a long way, you know!

[08:35.95]A: Really? How far is it?

[08:39.70]L: Five or six miles at least!

[08:44.05]A: Is it? I've got no idea where these places are. Have you got a map, perhaps?

[08:51.83]L: Sure, I'll go and get it, and you can plan your route.

[08:58.16]Exercise 2

[09:01.58]Directions:

[09:05.36]Listen to the conversation again

[09:09.25]Work in pairs and role-play a dialog between a Chinese guide and a foreign touris

[09:20.27]Choose a city in China as a setting

[09:26.35]The guide should find out what kind of things the tourist is interested in



1 initials
n.首字母,姓名
  • a glass tankard with his initials etched on it 刻有他姓名首字母的玻璃大酒杯
  • All the towels were personalized with their initials. 所有毛巾上都标有物主姓名的首字母。
2 metropolitan
adj.大城市的,大都会的
  • Metropolitan buildings become taller than ever.大城市的建筑变得比以前更高。
  • Metropolitan residents are used to fast rhythm.大都市的居民习惯于快节奏。
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