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英语专业视听说book1unit3
Unit3 Friendshipand Love
PartA TheGreatestFriendship andLoveofAll-——-aStoryandascenefrom“Titanic"
Listening task11A2C 3B 4A 5C6B
Listeningtask2
sayyour goodbye,socold ,getoutofhere,babies,warm inher bed,feelmybody, Winning , honor ,survive , how hopeless
LANGUAGEFOLLOW-UP
Inonfromaboutwiththrougharound to forof
PartB Love inCyberspace—aRadioTalk
Listening Practice
Listeningtask 1
1.Theymetand communicatedwitheachotherfaceto face。
2.Theyspendtime chattingwitheach other in Internetchatrooms.
3.Heis alecturerinpsychology attheUniversity ofBath.
4。
Regularchatroom usersaged19to26。
5.Theannualconference oftheBritishPsychologicalSocietyinBlackpool
Listeningtask2
1.Topic:
LoveinCyberspace。
2.Generalbelief:
Chatroomlead toshallow and impersonalrelationships。
Reasons:
Everythingonlineisunreal。
3.Gavin’sopinion:
Courtships begunin cyberspacecan verywell leadtotruelove。
Reason:
People expressthemselvesmorefreelyand aremore open and honestontheInternet, sotheirrelationships develop verywell.
Factualevidence forthe argument:
Outof 42 peoplestudied,29ofthemreportedclosefriendshipsorromantic relationshipswithpeopletheymetonline,and 21 gotmarried.
LANGUAGE FOLLOW—UP
1.反对这种时尚的人认为在网络上寻找友谊或爱情不会成功,因为网上的一切都是不真实的。
2.以下这些话可令那些花了太多时间上网聊天的人得到些许安慰。
3.很多“虚拟”关系在网友见面后往往蓬勃发展,因为他们已经通过网上的接触对彼此有了相当的了解。
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4.通常情况是,网上关系会在双方见面后非常顺利地过渡到现实生活中,因为他们已经相知甚深。
PartC
ListeningPractice
ListeningTask1
1F2F 3T 4F 5F 6T
ListeningTask2
1.Becauseyoung peoplein theUSAhave morefreedom nowthantheyhaveeverhadbefore.
2.Ayoung manmustgivethegirla telephone call,ask thegirlfor a date,andsuggestsomethings thattheymightdotogether。
3。
Theygo outondatesonFridayand Saturdaynights。
4.On agroupdate,smallgroupsofyoung peoplego outtogether.Theyareusually friends,butnooneyoung maniswithanyparticulargirl. 5. The traditionaldatingcustomgivesyoungpeople achanceto gettoknowone another quitewell。
6.Because groupdatesallow youngpeopletohavemorefunwithlesspressure.
LANGUAGEFOLLOW—UP
1.Itis usuallyuptotheyoung mantopayforalloftheevening'sactivities.
2。
Someyoungmen wouldrather gooutwithjustonegirlallthetime。
3。
Theygettoknowmanypeoplethisway,andmaynotwish tohave aseriousrelationjust oneperson.
4。
Manyyoungpeople intheUnitedStates,especiallycollegestudents,donotgo outoneitherof thesetraditionaldates.
5。
Onagroupdate,everyperson paysforhisorherown expenses,whichmeansthe girlsmustpay forthemselves.
Tapescripts
PartA TheGreatestFriendshipandLoveofAll ---a Storyandascenefrom“Titanic”
ListeningTask 1:
AStory
Ateenage boy hadcancer andwasin hospital for severalweekstoundergoradiation()treatmentandchemotherapy。
Duringthattime,helostallofhishair。
Ontheway homefromthehospital,he wasworried,notaboutthecancer,butabout theembarrassmentofgoingbacktoschoolwith abaldhead。
Hehadalreadydecidednottowear awigor a hat.
Whenhearrived home, hewalkedthroughthefrontdoorand turnedon—thelights.To hissurprise, about fiftyofhisfriendsjumpedupandshouted,”Welcome home!
"Theboylookedaround the room andcouldhardly believehiseyes。
.。
allfifty ofhisfriendshad shavedtheir heads!
Wouldn’tweallliketohave caringfriends whowereso sensitive andcommittedtousthatthey wouldsacrificetheirhairforusif that’swhatittookto makeusfeelloved?
Friends likethatarethegreatesttreasurewecouldhave inourlives.
ListeningTask2:
AScenefrom“Titanic”
Rose:
Ilove you,Jack.
Jack:
Don’tyou dothat。
Don’tyou sayyourgoodbye。
Notyet,doyou understandme?
Rose:
I’msocold。
Jack:
Listen, Rose,you'regonnagetout ofhere。
You'regonnagoon andyou,regonna makelotsof babies,and you’regonnadieanold,oldladywarminherbed.Nothere.Not thisnight,notlikethis, doyouunderstandme?
Rose:
Ican’tfeelmybody。
Jack:
Winningthatticket, Rose,wasthe bestthing thateverhappenedto me.Itbroughtmetoyou。
And I’mthankful forthat, Rose, I’mthankful。
Youmust,youmust,youmust do methis honor。
Youmustpromisemethat you’ll :
survive,thatyouwon’tgiveup。
Nomatterwhathappens, nomatterhowhopeless, promiseme now,Rose,and neverletgo ofthatpromise。
Rose:
Ipromise
PartBLoveinCyberspace—aRadioTalk
Inthepast, peoplespent alotof time communicatingwiththeirfriendsfacetoface.This gavethemthechancetomeettheonestheyliked andfindthe onestheyloved。
Nowadays,however,peopleseemtoengagethemselves lessinthistraditionaltypeofcommunicationbutspend moretimein Internetchatrooms.Thoseagainst this newcommunicationtrend arguethat lookingforfriendshiporloveonline willnot besuccessfulbecauseeverythingonlineisunreal。
Butherearewords ofcomfortforanyonewhohasspentmoretimethanheshouldinonlinechatrooms --aBritishpsychologisthasfoundthatcourtships begunincyberspace canverywellleadtotrue love."Many’virtual’relationshipsthriveonce online partnersmeet faceto facebecausethey alreadyknoweach othersowellthroughtheironlineencounters ,said JeffreyGavin,alecturer in psychology atthe UniversityofBath。
”Chatrooms don'tlead to shallowand impersonalrelationships,”Gavinsaid inaninterview。
”Onthe contrary,they leadtoreallyclose relationshipsbecausepeople expressthemselvesmorefreelyandare moreopenandhonest ontheInternet.”
Gavin carriedout in—depth interviewswith42regularchatroom users aged19 to26。
Ofthe volunteershestudied, 29reportedclosefriendshipsorromantic relationshipswithpeoplethey metonline,with21progressingtobemarried.”Whattends tohappenisthat,whentheymeet,it’s a:
smoothtransitionfromonline toofflinebecause theyknoweachothersowell,”saidGavin, whopresentedhisfindingstotheannual conferenceoftheBritishPsychologicalSocietyinBlackpool.
PartC DatingCustomsin theUSA---a Monologue
IntheUnitedStates,ingeneral, youngpeople havea greatdeal offreedom. Itisprobablyalsotrue thattheyhavemorefreedom nowthanthey haveeverhadbefore.Asaresultof thisfreedom,datinghaschanged substantially inrecent years。
Accordingtotraditional datingcustomsintheUnited States,a young manmustfirstcallthegirl hewishestodateonthetelephone.Usually,this callismadequiteearlyinaweek。
Most girlstraditional dating relationshipsexpect togetatelephonecallfroma young manbyWednesday。
Mostdating occursonweekends. Fridaynights andSaturdaynights are popular nightsfordates:
The youngman asksthegirlfor adate,andsuggestssomethings thatthey mightdo together。
Itis usuallyuptothe young mantopayforalloftheevening's activities。
Someyoungmen wouldrather goout with just onegirlallthetime.EverySaturdaynight,ayoungman will gooutwiththesame girl。
Many girls enjoythis kindofrelationshiptoo.It gives theboyand the girlachancetogettoknowoneanother quitewell. Sometimesthismayleadmarriage.Other youngpeopleenjoy dating differentindividuals.Theygettoknow manypeoplethis way,andmaynotwishtohave a serious relationshipwithjustoneperson.
Manyyoungpeoplein theUnitedStates,especiallycollegestudents,donotgooutoneitherofthesetraditionaldates.Instead,they goouton groupdates.In thiskind ofdatingpattern,smallgroupsofyoung peoplegoouttogether。
All ofthepeopleinthegroupareusually friends.Nooneyoungmanis withanyparticular girl.Theyareall togetheraspartofthe group。
Agroupdatediffersfromatraditional date in severalways. First,thereare nospecialrelationshipsinthegroup。
Second, thegroupdatemayoccuronaweekend,but it may notbeplannedinadvance.Third, ona groupdate,every personpaysfor hisorher ownexpenses, whichmeansthegirls must payforthemselves。
Young peopleintheUnitedStatesenjoy both ofthese typesof datesaswellas others。
Thetraditionaldatingcustomgivesyoungpeopleachance togettoknow oneanotherquitewell。
However,groupdatesallowthem to have more funwith less pressure。
Both ofthesedateshavebenefits.
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