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1、unit02,,Agenda,,Lesson 1,Lesson 2,Extended Exercises,Checkpoint,Agenda,UNIT GOALS,Accept or decline an invitationAsk for and give directionsMake plans to see an eventTalk about musical tastesWrite about an event,Less

2、on 1,,Lesson 1,Lead-in,Listening,Speaking,Reading,Writing,1-Lead-in,,Lead-in,Sitcom: There's a Great Movie Playing at the Glenwood.,Scene 1,Scene 2,1-Exercise A,,Scene 1,Complete the sentences. Circle the correct ans

3、wers.,1. They don't want to go to the opera because _____.A. it's boringB. it's expensiveC. it's late2. _____ is not a French film fan.A. PaulB. The waitressC. Bob3. The French film is about ___

4、__.A. two singersB. two actorsC. two dancers4. _____ doesn't want to see the French film.A. PaulB. BobC. Marie,,,,,1-Exercise B,,Scene 2,Check whether each statement is True or False.,T F1. The woman

5、is looking for the Rose Café.□ □2. The woman asks for directions.□ □3. Bob helps the woman.□ □4. Paul gives clear directions. □ □5. Paul thinks the Rose Cinema is on Market Street.□ □,

6、,,,,,Proper Names,1-Listening,,Listening,Part 1 Do You Want to See a Concert?,Part 2 Are You Free on Saturday?,Part 3 What’s on?,Part 4 Entertainment Events.,New Words,Phrases and Expressions,,,,,,1-Part-1,,Part 1 Do Yo

7、u Want to See a Concert?,Match the sentences with the similar meaning.,1. “That’s past my bed time.”A. I don’t think I want to do that.2. “That’s not for me.”B. I like that better.3. “That’s more my style!”C. Th

8、at’s too late.,,,,1-Part-2,,Part 2 Are You Free on Saturday?,Listen and circle the right answer to each question.,1. What time is the concert?A. 2:30.B. 5:00. C. 7:30.2. What do they decide to do?A. Go to a conce

9、rt.B. Go to a park.C. Go to a movie.3. When is the movie?A. 2:30.B. 5:00. C. 7:30.,,,,1-Part-3,Part 3 What’s on?,Listen to the conversations about entertainment events and complete the chart.,,,,bookstore,a movi

10、e,7:10,Film Center,a play,8:00,a concert,7:45,in town,1-Part-4,,Part 4 Entertainment Events.,Passage 1 WOMAD.,Passage 2 Facial Make-ups Represent Different Characters.,,,1-Part-4-1,,Passage 1 WOMAD.,Read the following s

11、tatements before listening to the passage. And then, check whether each statement is True (T), False (F), or Not Mentioned (NM) according to what you hear.,T F NM1. You can see a concert at the WOMAD festival.□□

12、□2. WOMAD is a classical music festival.□□ □3. WOMAD tickets cost $90. □□ □4. The musicians at WOMAD are from England. □□ □5. WOMAD is a feast for music lovers. □ □ □,,,,,,1-Part-4-2-1,,Passage 2 Facial

13、 Make-ups Represent Different Characters.,Complete the following sentences with the information about facial make-ups you hear.Different colors of the faces represent different characters and personality.,1. The red fac

14、e shows ____________, uprightness and loyalty.2. The reddish purple face represents a ____________ character.,bravery,just and noble,1-Part-4-2-2,,Passage 2 Facial Make-ups Represent Different Characters.,,3. The black

15、face shows a ______________________ character or an impartial and ________________ personality.4. The white face highlights __________________ in human nature.5. The facial make-ups originated in Song and Yuan dynastie

16、s. During the Ming Dynasty, improvements were made __________________ and in preparing the _________, leading to __________________ colorful facial patterns that we see in today's Peking Opera.,rough and bold,selfles

17、s,all that is bad,in the skills of drawing,paints,the whole set of,1-New Words,,New Words,guy n. 家伙；人rock n. 搖滾樂awful adj. 可怕的；糟糕的absolutely adv. 完全地；絕對(duì)地mood n. 心情，情緒symphony n. 交響樂；交響曲entertainme

18、nt n. 娛樂表演；娛樂feature v. 是…的特色concertgoer n. 常參加音樂會(huì)者workshop n. 專題學(xué)術(shù)討論會(huì)facial adj. 面部的make-up n. 化妝represent v. 表現(xiàn)；描繪；象征peculiar adj. 獨(dú)特的；特有的，特別的patch n. 片；碎片,bravery n. 勇敢，大膽，無畏upri

19、ghtness n. 正直，誠實(shí)loyalty n. 忠誠，忠心typical adj. 典型的，象征性的likewise adv. 同樣地，照樣地instance n. 實(shí)例；建議，要求indicate v. 指出，顯示；象征，預(yù)示bold adj. 大膽的，勇敢的；冒失的，魯莽的impartial adj. 公平的，不偏不倚的selfless adj. 忘我的，無

20、私的personality n. 個(gè)性，人格；名人latter adj. 后面的；（兩者中）后者的highlight v. 使顯著，強(qiáng)調(diào)prime adj. 首要的，第一的；主要的dynasty n. 朝代，王朝improvement n. 改進(jìn)；進(jìn)步,1-New Words,,New Words,1-Phrases and Expressions,,Phrases and Express

21、ions,no way 不可能；決不tour guide 導(dǎo)游be in the mood for 有做某事的情緒stand for 代表folk music 民間音樂date back to 追溯到…lead to 導(dǎo)致；帶來；引起,1-Proper Names,,Proper Names,Carmen 卡門（戲劇名）Tom Cruise 湯姆?克魯斯（美國影星）A

22、udrey Hepburn 奧黛麗?赫本（演員）Roman Holiday 《羅馬假日》Sao Paulo Symphony 圣保羅交響樂Somerset 薩默塞特 （英國城鎮(zhèn)）,1-Speaking,,Speaking,Accept or Decline an Invitation.,Conversation Model,Conversation Pair Work,,,1-Conversation-Mo

23、del,,Conversation Model,Read and Listen,A: Are you free on Friday? Married on Main Street is at the Film Forum.B: Really? I’d love to go. What time?A: At seven ten.To decline …B: Really? I’d love to go, but I’m busy

24、on Friday.A: Too bad. Maybe some other time.Rhythm and intonation practiceNow listen again and try to imitate. Pay attention to the stress pattern.,,1-Conversation Pair Work,,Conversation Pair Work,A: Are you free __

25、____? ______ is at ______.B: ______ …Continue the conversation in your own way.,,MelbourneWeekend EntertainmentMovies Like Water for Chocolate,Cine Metro, Sat./Sun. 8:55Music The Noyz Boyz,The Garage

26、, Fri. MidnightTalks Novelist Tony Morrison: “l(fā)ove,”Book City, Mon. 8:00Theater My Fair Lady, Cameo Theater,Every night 8:00,Invite your partner to an event. Use these events or other events in your own to

27、wn.,1-Reading,,Reading,Topic Preview,Text A,Text B,Vocabulary Exercises,Vocabulary Activity,1-Topic Preview,,Topic Preview,Look at the newspaper concert listings. Then complete the chart.,1-Topic Preview,,Topic Preview,L

28、ook at the newspaper concert listings. Then complete the chart.,,Havana Club,$25,Jazz,12:45 PM,$10,the White Stripes,Rock n’ roll,Continental Club,11:30 PM,Alfred Brendel,8:00PM,$45,1-Text A,,Text A,Text,Comprehension Ch

29、eck,,,,,,TA-Text-1,,Text A,,ALFREDO LOPEZ Mexico, sales managerI’m really into music. I listen to it all the time, especially when I travel. Mexico City is my home town, but I live and work in Veracruz. My favorite

30、music is pop. I prefer CDs to cassettes because the sound quality is good -- better than cassettes. But most of all, I like live concerts.,TA-Text-2,,Text A,,KYUNG-AH SON Korea, mother and student of EnglishI’m a 32-y

31、ear-old housewife and mother from Seoul. My daughters Han-na and Su-ji keep me very busy all day long, so I don’t have much time to listen to music. I listen when they go to sleep. I like dance music, but I don’t have mu

32、ch time to dance.,TA-Text-3,,Text A,,SANDRA PIKE Canada, managing editorI’m from St. Johns, Newfoundland, but I live in New York right. I’m a big rock fan. I also love choral music and R&B, but I always come back

33、to rock. At work, I listen to music, quietly, if the work isn’t too complicated. I recently went to a Rolling Stones concert in New York. It was fantastic!,cassette,,cassette,n. a container holding magnetic tape 盒式磁帶Put

34、 a new cassette in the cassette recorder to see whether it works normally.My mother bought me a cassette tape recorder for my birthday.,rock,,rock,n. also rock n’ roll, popular modern dance music played loudly on electr

35、ical instruments 搖滾樂Many young people today like rock and roll music, for it is more exciting.My parents prefer listening to some light music to rock music.,choral,,choral,adj. of, related or sung by a choir or chorus

36、合唱團(tuán)的，唱詩班的Beethoven’s choral symphony played by the pianist attracted the audience at the concert.The girl performed in a choral society when she was in a primary school.,complicated,,complicated,adj. not easy to unders

37、tand or analyze 復(fù)雜的；難解的The instructions of the machine are so complicated that no one in our workshop can work them out.The crossword puzzle is too complicated for the young children.,fantastic,,fantastic,adj. wonderfu

38、l or superb; remarkable 極好的，極妙的My friends and I had a fantastic trip to Europe last summer. We really enjoyed ourselves there.The fantastic progress in science makes our daily life easier and more comfortable.,all day

39、long,,all day long,the whole day 整天It rained all day long yesterday and I had to stay at home reading some books.The employees have worked all day long since eight o’clock. They must be exhausted.,go to sleep,,go to sl

40、eep,fall asleep 入睡You look tired. When did you go to sleep last night?I am used to do some reading before going to sleep.,TA-Comprehension Check,,Comprehension Check,How does Mr. Lopez like music?____________________

41、________________________________2. What’s his favorite music?____________________________________________________3. Which does he like the most, CDs, cassettes or live concerts? Which does he like the least?_______

42、_____________________________________________4. How does KYUNG-AH SON like music?____________________________________________________,Answer the following questions with the information from the text:,He likes it so m

43、uch that he listens to it all the time.,His favorite music is pop music.,He likes live concerts the most, and he likes cassettes the least.,She likes it, and she listens to it when her daughters are asleep.,TA-Comprehens

44、ion Check,,Comprehension Check,5. What’s her favorite music?_________________________________________________6. How does SANDRA PIKE like music?_______________________________________________________________________

45、___________________________7. Which music does SANDRA PIKE like the best, rock, choral or R&B?_________________________________________________,Answer the following questions with the information from the text:,He

46、r favorite music is dance music.,She likes it very much, and she listens to it at work when her work is not too complicated.,She likes rock the best.,1-Text B,,Text B,Warm-up,Text,Comprehension Check,Critical Thinking,,,

47、,,,,,,,TB-Warm-up,,Warm-up,1. Do you enjoy MTV? If you do, list some of your favorite MTV or videodisks.2. What do you know about the development of MTV in the past 20 years?,MTV came along and changed the entertainment

48、 industry. It started the explosion: music could not just sound good; it had to look good too. Established artists and newcomers were suddenly able to have the biggest hits of their careers if they had the right video. T

49、here were these superstars like Michael Jackson and Madonna, who reached unprecedented, unparalleled heights. MTV's five original VJs were broadcasting to an audience of only one million at first. A year later, eight

50、 million more wanted their MTV. Today, MTV is seen in 350 million homes and in 70 percent of the world.,TB-Text-1,,Text B,MTVMore than two decades have passed since MTV first hit the airwaves, revolutionizing music, fas

51、hion and the American culture. The first MTV video to hit the airwaves came from a British band with the song Video Killed the Radio Star. At that time punk rock was dying and disco was gasping its last breath.,TB-Text-2

52、,,Text B,Now that MTV is out of its teen years, how will it stay young? It's likely to continue switching to younger VJs and always programming to a younger audience. But what about the MTV generation? How will their

53、 children react to the channel their mom and dad grew up watching? MTV has an enormous challenge in the following years -- creating a second MTV generation.,airwave,,airwave,n. the medium used for the transmission of rad

54、io and television signals 電視或廣播的頻道Do you know when the famous American comedian hit the airwaves?It has been more than two decades since MTV hit the airwaves.,revolutionize,,revolutionize,v. bring about a radical chang

55、e in 使革命化The use of atomic energy will revolutionize the lives of coming generations.Television has revolutionized news coverage since it came into our lives.,punk,,punk,n. punk rock; inexperienced young man 朋克搖滾；年輕無知的

56、人Punk rock was popular in the mid-1970s, which was filled with contempt for previous music styles.Punk is a form of hard-driving rock music characterized by harsh lyrics attacking traditional society and popular cultur

57、e and often expressing anger.,gasp,,gasp,v. breathe with effort, as in choking 氣喘After the long run, my breaths were coming in gasps and I sat down on a chair when I got to the finishing line.The little girl gave a lou

58、d surprised gasp as she saw the snake in the grass.,entertainment,,entertainment,n. the act of to amuse and interest 娛樂；娛樂表演A cinema is a place of entertainment, popular with both the young and the old. A science ficti

59、on cannot be regarded as a mere entertainment, but in fact it tells the reader much more.,explosion,,explosion,n. a blowing up, or bursting with a loud noise; a sudden, rapid, and widespread increase 爆炸；擴(kuò)張，激增After the e

60、xplosion of the storehouse, the storekeeper was very upset .Susan felt much better after her explosion of anger.,established,,established,adj. recognized and accepted 確定的；被接受的 How the manager was murdered and by whom w

61、as never established.He was well established as a painter and had a lot of fans.,unprecedented,,unprecedented,adj. never having happened before 空前的，前所未有的The enemy mad bombardment caused unprecedented death and destruct

62、ion in the country.The early 90's found an unprecedented tide of rural workers flooding into big cities in China.,unparalleled,,unparalleled,adj. too great to be equaled 無比的，無雙的，空前未有的The young scientists achieved a

63、n unparalleled victory in history.The library in our university is unparalleled in the city, which has the largest number of books.,original,,original,adj. p first; earliest 最初的，最早的The original owner of the house was t

64、he Duke of Wellington.Philadelphia was the original capital of the United States.,broadcasting,,broadcasting,n. sending out or communicating, especially by radio or television 廣播I am very interested in radio broadcasti

65、ng, so I choose the broadcaster major in the university.Owing to the broadcasting satellites, we can get so many channels and enjoy so many colorful TV programs.,switch,,switch,v. change or exchange 改變，交換The professor

66、switched the conversation from one subject to another.I used to cook on electricity, but I've switched to gas.,react,,react,v. act in response to or under the influence of a stimulus 起反應(yīng)，起作用“How did your mother rea

67、ct to the news?” “She reacted by getting very angry.”Unkindness often reacts on the unkind person.,enormous,,enormous,adj. very great in size, extent, number, or degree 巨大的，龐大的Jack earned enormous sums of money and was

68、 paid as much as ￡500 for a single appearance.The rent and cost of maintenance of such a building are enormous, we can hardly afford them.,challenge,,challenge,n. the quality of demanding competitive action, interest, o