时间:2018-11-30 作者:英语课 分类:高中英语牛津版高一


英语课
00:00.00] CHAPTER THREE   Reading
[00:03.81]page 39   PLACES OF INTEREST
[00:08.86]Last Saturday,Debbie arrived at Sunbeam Travel and was given an urgent 1 job.
[00:15.70]Mr Yang gave her this information
[00:19.67]and asked her to arrange a tour programme
[00:23.72]for a group of 20 tourists visiting China.
[00:28.08]1 The Great Wall rises and falls,
[00:33.12]twists and turns along the hill-tops of mountain chains in northern China.
[00:40.49]It is the only man-made structure which can be seen from space.
[00:46.73]Construction of the wall began in the fifth century B.C.
[00:52.58]The wall finally took shape in the the third century B.C.
[00:57.76]It is preserved as a historic 2 monument today.
[01:02.72]Travellers can go by car or train
[01:07.37]to visit a famous section of the wall called Badaling,
[01:13.01]which is 85 kilometres north of Beijing.
[01:18.47]2 The new Shanghai Museum Building
[01:23.33]is a magnificent 3 structure with a square base and a circular 4 top.
[01:29.57]The centre of the top is a glass dome
[01:33.65]which looks like a huge bronze mirror of the Han Dynasty.
[01:39.81]The museum's collections of ancient Chinese bronze,ceramics,
[01:45.87]paintings and calligraphy 5 are well-known in the world.
[01:51.44]Museum open 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
[01:57.60]3The Peak Tram has been making the seven-minute journey to the Peak since 1888.
[02:06.75]You can enjoy a superb 6 view of Hong Kong from the Peak.
[02:12.39]The lower terminus is only a five-minute walk from the Bank of China Building.
[02:19.55]4 The scenery along the Lijiang River in Guilin
[02:25.29]is just like a beautiful landscape painting.
[02:29.76]Take a boat trip,and you will be fascinated 7 by the oddly-shaped hills and peaks
[02:36.21]along the river and also their reflections 8 in the clear water.
[02:42.09] LISTENING page 42
[02:46.35]Following directions on a map.
[02:50.71]Listen to this conversation.
[02:54.47]The woman is telling the man about her tour of Europe last summer.
[03:01.55]Using a pencil,draw lines on the map of Europe to show where she went.
[03:09.91]Next to each line,write down how she travelled(e.g.by plane),as in the example.
[03:20.96]Woman:We had a very good tour of Europe last summer.
[03:26.52]Man:Where did you go?
[03:29.68]Woman:Well,first we flew to Amsterdam.
[03:35.54]  After a couple of days in Amsterdam,we went to Berlin.
[03:42.62]  We took a train from Amsterdam to Berlin.
[03:48.18]Man:Did you stay there long?
[03:52.15]Woman:Just a couple of days,then we went by bus from Berlin to Brussels.
[04:02.00]Man:Did you see any snow,when you were in Europe?
[04:07.95]Woman:Yes,we went from Brussels to Zurich.We went by train.
[04:15.90] Zurich is in Switzerland and it's very high in the mountains.
[04:23.16]  So we saw some snow even though it was the summer.
[04:28.90]Man:Where did you go after Zurich?
[04:33.87]Woman:Well,we hired a car in Zurich and we drove from there down to Venice.
[04:42.62]Man:Was it difficult to go by car?
[04:47.37]Woman:No,we just had to drive carefully,especially over the mountains.
[04:56.02]  We stayed in Venice for several days,it's a beautiful city.
[05:03.60]  Then we went by bus to Rome.
[05:08.95]After staying in Rome for a few days,
[05:13.91]we went by boat to Barcelona,that's where they had the Olympic Games in 1994.
[05:23.47]Man:Did you like Spain?
[05:27.24]Woman:Yes,but it was very hot.
[05:31.91]We went from Barcelona to Madrid by bus,hence,that was a very hot journey.
[05:40.24]Then we hired a car and drove over to Lisbon in Portugal.
[05:47.90]Man:Was that the end of your tour?
[05:52.76]Woman:Oh,no,we flew from Lisbon by plane up to Edinburgh in Scotland 9.
[06:01.53]We spend a day or two there,looking around Scotland,and then hired another car,
[06:10.18]and drove down through England,until we got to London.
[06:16.53]Then we took the new train that goes under the channel
[06:22.56]and went by train from London to Paris.
[06:28.13]Man:You must had been tired by that time?
[06:33.17]Woman:Yes,we were,but we stayed in Paris for a week,just to relax. [06:42.31] And then we flew directly from Paris,back home.
[06:49.47]Man:So,you had a really good tour?
[06:54.51]Man:Yes,it was wonderful!Very tiring but very enjoyable.
[07:02.77]SPEAKING
[07:05.40]page 46 and 47  A Talk time
[07:12.07]Using extra stress to highlight 10 important words.
[07:18.73]We already know two rules about speaking:
[07:24.19]1 Stress nouns,verbs adjectives 11 and adverbs.
[07:33.25]2 Do not stress other words(e.g.,a the,is,have,etc.)except for special reasons.
[07:51.51]Here is a third rule:
[07:56.26]3 Give a little extra stress to the most important word in the sentence.
[08:05.41]Note that you,the speaker,decide what the most important word is[08:13.35]Exercise A1
[08:17.11]MARIA:What do you think of my new camera,Boris?
[08:23.27]BORIS:It looks a bit strange.What kind of camera is it?   MARIA:A Toyota.
[08:33.54]BORIS:A Toyota?That's the name of a car,not a camera.
[08:41.61]MARIA:But look.The name's on the case.
[08:47.67]BORIS:I'm afraid it's a fake,Maria.You've been cheated.
[08:54.52]Exercise A2
[08:58.46]BORIS:Do you like my new watch,Maria?
[09:03.43]MARIA:What make of watch is it?  BORIS:A Rolex.
[09:09.49]MARIA:A Rolex?That must have cost you a lot of money.
[09:17.14]BORIS:Ninety dollars only.
[09:21.08]MARIA:Then it can't be a real Rolex.
[09:26.13]BORIE:It's got its name on its face.
[09:30.88]MARIA:Yes,but look at how it's spelt.
[09:36.52]It's got two ls in it.You've been cheated,Boris.
[09:44.57]MORE LANGUAGE INPUT 12 (3)   Reading
[09:50.52] page 54  More places to visit
[09:55.38]These terracotta warriors 13 have guarded the Qin Shinghuang Tomb for over 2,000 years.
[10:02.64]The construction of the tomb started in 247 B.C.,
[10:08.71]and it took 36 years to complete.
[10:13.15]It is believed that there are thousands of pottery 14 figures of warriors and horses in this magnificent tomb.
[10:22.00]The on-site museum is located five kilometres east of Xi'an,in Lintong County 15.
[10:30.83]The museum is open from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
[10:36.39]The Sun Yat-sun Memorial Hall in Guangzhou
[10:41.65]was built in memory of the late Dr Sun Yat-sen.
[10:47.00]The Hall is a beautiful building in the style of a Chinese palace.
[10:52.56]It can seat an audience of 5,000,but not even a single pillar 16 is found inside.
[11:00.74]In front of the Hall stands a bronze statue of Dr Sun Yat-sen.
[11:06.59]The Po Lin Monastery 17 in Hong Kong is famous for its 34-metres-high giant Buddha
[11:13.96]Vegetarian meals and overnight 18 stays are available.
[11:19.00]Watch the sunrise from the top of Lantau Peak.
[11:24.04]The Kuan Im Temple(Guan Yin.Miao) in Macau was first build over 600 years ago.
[11:32.30]It is perhaps one of the most popular temples in Asia.
[11:37.34]In the main hall of the temple,
[11:40.89]there stands a statue of Kuan Im,the Goddess of Mercy.
[11:46.46]But have you ever heard that among the 18 Luohan statues
[11:52.72]which line the hall there,
[11:56.38]one is of the famous Italian explorer Marco Polo.
[12:01.71]Listening page 56   Exercise B1
[12:08.35]Taking notes from interviews.
[12:13.00]Debbie has asked four tourists what they liked and disliked about Hong Kong.
[12:20.44]Listen to then answers and make brief notes.
[12:26.68]lst man:Well,I guess the thing I'm enjoy most is the food.
[12:32.85]I have to admitted I do like my food,as you can see from my size.
[12:40.50]The food in the hotel is just excellent.
[12:45.26]We usually have breakfast and dinner in the hotel,
[12:51.71]and then have lunch out somewhere.
[12:55.97]And the thing I like,is the variety of food you can get here.
[13:02.52]We've had French food,Indian,Thai,and what else...oh,yeah, Japanese.
[13:11.90]We are just having a great time,
[13:16.26]but when we get back home,I'm going to a have to go on a diet.
[13:23.03]1st woman:  What do I like most? Oh, the shopping.
[13:29.38]There are so many shops here,it's wonderful!
[13:35.73]I'm not interested in taking tours,I just like to shop,all day long.
[13:46.17]There are two things I really like,I like shopping for clothes. 13:54.72]I just got to have the latest fashions,and I like collecting antiques 20.
[14:05.35]So I often take a cap up to Hollywood Road,
[14:11.83]and check out the antique 19 shops there.
[14:16.97]Mmm,of the one thing I don't like is the heat,it's just too hot for me.
[14:28.23]It never gets this hot back home.
[14:32.99]It's all right if you're in somewhere airconditioned,like Pacific place.
[14:42.23]But if you're outside,well,it's just too hot for me in the middle of the day.
[14:51.90]So I often stay in my hotel,and then go out again in the evening.
[14:59.37]2nd man:Well,I like the views best of all.
[15:04.41]Hong Kong just looks so amazing.
[15:10.05]I like the view of the harbor 21 at night if you go out of the Peak Tram.
[15:17.03]And I like the view of Hong Kong from Kowloon side.
[15:23.59]I like some of the buildings very much too.
[15:28.84]You have some of the most interesting buildings in the world here.
[15:36.10]The Hong Kong Bank Building,the Bank of China,the Central Plaza 22.
[15:44.46]What do I dislike? Oh,the crowds,I think.
[15:51.43]I come from a small town myself
[15:56.40]and I'm not used to being in a middle of so many people all the time.
[16:03.45]It's difficult,if you want to get somewhere quickly.
[16:09.30]But I don't really mind it too much because I like watching people.
[16:16.67]So I just go along with the crowds[16:21.73]2nd woman:Well,I have my two young children with me
[16:27.19]and they don't really enjoy shopping or seeing Museums.
[16:33.15]So I took them out to Ocean Park,and we all had a really good time there.
[16:41.80]So I think that is the thing I like most about Hong Kong.
[16:47.75]They liked seeing Beethoven's and so on.
[16:53.11]We all enjoyed Ocean Park.
[16:57.47]Oh,I supposed it's over noise,that's what I dislike.
[17:04.31]Our hotel room is quite near the street,
[17:09.07]and we have traffic noise all day long.
[17:13.93]I'm not used to the noise of the airconditioner,either.
[17:18.89]And almost everywhere you go,it seems to be noisy.
[17:24.45]There's the traffic,building sites,and people shouting,
[17:31.32]but we still enjoyed our stay here very much.
[17:36.37]Exercise B2
[17:39.92]Listen to some sentences.Fill in the blanks with what you hear on the tape.
[17:47.08]1 If your order is urgent,please fax it to us now.
[17:54.44]2 Calligraphy is the skill of doing beautiful handwriting.
[18:00.89]3 IDD stands for International Direct dialing.
[18:08.55]4 For calls to other countries,
[18:13.72]you must start by dialing the international code 23.


1 urgent
a.紧急的,急迫的,紧要的
  • He asked to see the manager for something urgent. 他有急事求见经理。
  • A part of this urgent task was allotted to us. 这项紧急任务的一部分分给了我们。
2 historic
adj.历史上著名的,具有历史意义的
  • This is a historic occasion.这是具有重大历史意义的时刻。
  • We are living in a great historic era.我们正处在一个伟大的历史时代。
3 magnificent
adj.壮丽的,宏伟的;华丽的;极好的
  • The museum that we visited is very magnificent.我们参观的博物馆是很宏伟的。
  • That's a magnificent task.这是一项宏伟的任务。
4 circular
adj.圆(形)的,环形的;循环的;n.传单,通报
  • The bright boy altered it to a circular form.这个聪明的男孩把它改成了圆形。
  • The lamp stands on a circular base.这盏台灯是装在圆形底座上的。
5 calligraphy
n.书法
  • At the calligraphy competition,people asked him to write a few characters.书法比赛会上,人们请他留字。
  • His calligraphy is vigorous and forceful.他的书法苍劲有力。
6 superb
adj.高贵的,壮丽的,极好的
  • The large bay has a superb backdrop of mountains.大海湾背靠着庄严的山脉。
  • The hotel has a large dining room serving superb local cuisine.饭店有一个大餐厅供应上好的当地菜肴。
7 fascinated
a.被强烈地吸引住,感到着迷的
  • China has always fascinated me. 中国一直令我心驰神往。
  • The children watched, fascinated, as the picture began to appear. 电影开始以后孩子们入迷地观看着。
8 reflections
反映( reflection的名词复数 ); (关于某课题的)思考; (声、光、热等的)反射; 映像
  • Her eyebrows had the aspect of hills in spring, and her eyes -- reflections of an autumn stream. 眉似青山,眼如秋水
  • Since there are four reflections, the exiting image will be right-handed. 因为共有四次反射,出射的像将是右手座标系。
9 Scotland
n.苏格兰
  • He has been hiking round Scotland for a month.他围着苏格兰徒步旅行了一个月。
  • Scotland is to the north of England.苏格兰在英格兰之北。
10 highlight
n.加亮区;v.加亮,强调;[计算机]醒目
  • Her performance was the highlight of the show.她的表演是那场演出中最精彩的部分。
  • The highlight of this term is the school trip to Austria.这学期最重要的活动就是去奥地利的校外旅行。
11 adjectives
n.形容词( adjective的名词复数 )
  • We can form nouns from adjectives. 我们可以用形容词来构成名词。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • Attributive adjectives precede the noun. 定语形容词位于名词前。 来自《简明英汉词典》
12 input
n.输入(物);投入;vt.把(数据等)输入计算机
  • I will forever be grateful for his considerable input.我将永远感激他的大量投入。
  • All this information had to be input onto the computer.所有这些信息都必须输入计算机。
13 warriors
武士,勇士,战士( warrior的名词复数 )
  • I like reading the stories ofancient warriors. 我喜欢读有关古代武士的故事。
  • The warriors speared the man to death. 武士们把那个男子戳死了。
14 pottery
n.陶器,陶器场
  • My sister likes to learn art pottery in her spare time.我妹妹喜欢在空余时间学习陶艺。
  • The pottery was left to bake in the hot sun.陶器放在外面让炎热的太阳烘晒焙干。
15 county
n.县,郡
  • When the good news reached there,the whole county rejoiced.喜讯传到那里时,全县的人都欢欣鼓舞起来。
  • In that year county after county fell to the enemy.那一年一个又一个的县城沦入敌人手中。
16 pillar
n.柱子,柱状物;有力的支持者;栋梁
  • He was a pillar of the club for over thirty years.30多年来他一直是这个俱乐部的顶梁柱。
  • I fell asleep against a pillar.我靠在一根柱子上睡着了。
17 monastery
n.修道院,僧院,寺院
  • They found an icon in the monastery.他们在修道院中发现了一个圣像。
  • She was appointed the superior of the monastery two years ago.两年前她被任命为这个修道院的院长。
18 overnight
ad.前一天晚上,一夜间 a.前一天晚上的
  • She stayed overnight in the hotel. 她在旅馆过了一夜。
  • Our success is not won overnight. 我们的成功不是一夜之间得来的。
19 antique
adj.古时的,古代的;n.古物,古器,古玩
  • The Sunday antique market is a happy hunting ground for collectors.周日的古董市场是收藏家的淘物乐园。
  • I saw the vase in the window of an antique shop.我在一家古玩店的橱窗里看见了这个花瓶。
20 antiques
n.古玩,古董,古物( antique的名词复数 )
  • The room was furnished with antiques. 房间里摆放了古董。
  • a priceless collection of antiques 价值连城的古文物收藏
21 harbor
n.海港,港口;vt.庇护,藏匿;心怀(怨恨等)
  • The harbor lies to the south of the city.港口在城市的南边。
  • At that time,our ship was tied up at this harbor.当时我们的船停靠在这个港口。
22 plaza
n.广场,市场
  • They designated the new shopping centre York Plaza.他们给这个新购物中心定名为约克购物中心。
  • The plaza is teeming with undercover policemen.这个广场上布满了便衣警察。
23 code
n.代码,代号,密码;法典,法规,规划
  • What's the code for Tianjin?天津的代号是多少?
  • Remember to use postal code.勿忘使用邮政编码。
学英语单词
a great choice of
accepted product
antiepilepsirin(e)
armed merchant ship
aversion therapies
Badonviller
balile
bashmets
bobbin winder pulley
bornane
bound and gagged
capital verification report
Catacatholic
cavanaghs
chawffe
clean-out hole
coagulant
colporrhea
comoro i. (grande comore)
compression chord
continuum emission
coppergate
curved wall effect
Cyananthus petiolatus
decreasing rate for increasing distance
deep water berths
drosophila (lordiphosa) chaolipinga
DS4
embargo on ship
enlist under
epanutin
equiaxed system
experience-based estimation of workhours
family Asphodelaceae
faradises
feldspar phyllite
forcing pipe
formal resin
fragilaria construens
fromonts
glochidion wilsonii hutch.
Great Ormond Street Hospital
Guechdane, Oued
Guémou
hexagonal cross-ripple mark
high pk.
imme
inlet-velocity
insulating non-polar rope circle
isotopologues
just perceptible visual colour difference
lateralis
Leuclose
Loano
Lompret
mark indistinct
materials distribution
mesoeucrocodylians
messages sent
metaphase chromosome
moving-coil type oscillograph
Neo Petritsi
numeration system
oncaea clevei
overlap-extension
peroxocarbonate
pintimbering
porphobilinogens
pre emption
prelab
pronounced staining
Pseudoselagine
quarice
reefiest
resistance welding time
running commentary
Section of Radio
shalvar
shatterpated
side-nettings
silicon oxychloride
societal hierarchy
spherohexactine
spray droplets collector
standard program
stick-fixed
storable cost
study on agrobiology
submarine signal
symbolic masturbation
syntax highlighting
three-state gate
to safeguard
Toxoden
type ball
Tyring
unmeant
venae thyreoideae mediae
verbenacea
vo-do-deo-do
wankiness
white Angora rabbit hair