新視野聽說第二冊Unit5案例

Unit

5Enough

of

Worries

&TearsWarming-upPlease

listen

to

a

broadcasterintroducing

the

program

“Enough

of

Worries

and

Tears”

and

fill

inthe

blanks.

There

was

a

time

when

you

wereov_e_r_j_o_y_ed_

to

havekids.

You

hadfa_i_t_hin

them,

you

had

hope,

you

lovthem

and

you

wished

themh_e_al_t_h

a_nd

w_e_al_t_h_in

theifuture.

You

devoted

yoluirfe

a_n_d_s_o_u_l

to

themwithout

any

complaint.

Now

these

days

are

gone.our

program,

“Enough

of

Worries

and

Tears”,

wwill

discuss

the

pain

kids

can

caaugsoeni.zYeou

your

kids

sdtraorptoutto

o_f

school,

fight

in

tstreets

and

become

hohpoeolkeesdsolny

cigareYour

hbelaeerdts

androtleladroswn

your

cheeksyou

find

your

kids

taking

drugs

or

staying

out

anight.

They

may

bgerceoemdey

,

selfish,

lazy,irresponsible

and

good

at

nothing.

On

“EnoughWorries

and

Tears”,

we

will

discuss

thesedifficulties.True

or

false?

1.

The

program,

“Enough

of

Worries

andTears”,

is

about

the

joy

kids

bring.

2.

A

parent’s

heart

bleeds

if

their

chidrugs.√

3.

This

program

will

talk

about

the

probparents

face

in

bringing

up

their

childrUnderstanding

short

conversation1.

M:

I

have

just

found

out

that

my

teenage

daughter

is

pregnant!

I

don’t

know

whato

do!

W:

It’s

too

late

for

tears.

Sounds

like

you

can

do

now

is

to

comfort

her

and

tell

her

you’ll

support

her.

Q:

What

is

the

woman’s

advice

to

theman?Understanding

short

conversation2.

W:

Have

you

read

this

book

called

No

More

Worries

and

Tears?

It’s

full

ofadvice

on

raising

children.

M:

I

sure

have!

It

has

been

a

big

help.

I

understand

my

two

sons

much

better

than

before.

Q:

What

does

the

man

think

about

thebook?Understanding

short

conversation3.

M:

I

took

our

daughter

to

the

doctor.

Tdoctortook

one

look

at

her

lungs,

and

hknew

she

had

been

smoking.

W:

I

knew

it!

But

why

won’t

she

listenus?

I

tell

her

all

the

time

that

smoking

bad.

Q:

What

does

the

woman

tell

herdaughter?Understanding

short

conversation4.

W:

I’m

very

impressed

by

your

daughteShe

has

such

good

manners

and

seems

sowell-behaved.

M:

She

is

a

good

girl.

We’ve

always

ha

a

good

relationship.

We’re

able

to

ta

about

things

that

worry

us

as

well.

Q:

What

do

the

man

and

woman

agree

upon?Understanding

short

conversation5.

M:

Thank

you

for

meeting

with

me.

Canyou

tell

me

how

my

daughter

is

doing

in

class?

W:

Since

our

lastmeeting,there

has

bea

great

improvement

in

her

work.

Q:

What

has

taken

place

since

the

manand

the

woman

met

the

last

time?Understanding

short

conversation6.

M:

I

can’t

believe

that

you

bought

ourdaughter

eye-liner.

Didn’t

we

agree

s

was

too

young

for

it?

W:

I’m

sorry.

But

she

just

kept

askingand

asking.

I

couldn’t

stand

the

cons

begging

and

it

made

her

happy.

Q:

What

is

the

argument

between

theman

and

the

woman

about?Understanding

short

conversation7.

M:

Every

time

I

teach

my

son

a

lesson,

hsees

something

on

TV

that

undermineswhat

I’ve

said.

W:

Maybe

you

should

think

about

gettin

rid

of

your

television.

TV

often

has

a

b

influence

on

people.

Q:

What

does

the

woman

think

abouttelevision?Understanding

short

conversation8.

M:

My

parents

are

very

generous

with

meSometimes

I

wonder

if

their

generosityhas

been

bad

for

my

character.

W:

You

seem

all

right

–

not

too

greedyselfish.

I

don’t

think

it

has

done

you

harm.

Q:

How

does

the

woman

feel

about

the

man’s

parents?Understanding

short

conversation9.

W:

Do

you

think

our

son

is

getting

intotrouble?

Is

he

violent?

M:

Our

son?

No

way!

He

knows

right

fromwrong.

We’ve

made

it

clear

to

him

thatviolence

is

never

the

answer

to

a

probl

Q:

What

is

the

relationship

between

thtwo

speakers?Understanding

short

conversation

10.

W:

How’s

your

reading

on

teenagebehavior

going?

Have

you

learnedanything?

M:

Yeah.

It

saysherethat

50%

of

allteenagersare

from

broken

homes

and

thathese

children

are

73%

more

likely

to

commit

crimes.

Q:

How

much

more

likely

is

it

thatteenagers

from

broken

homes

will

commicrimes?Understanding

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A

D

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a

long

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a

passage

It’s

odd

that

parents

are

so

worriedabout

their

teenagers

smoking,

especisince

smoking

isn’t

a

teenager’s

bigproblem.

Then

what

is?

Shockingly,

a

teenager’biggest

problem

is

his

own

mother

andfather!

Today’s

teenagers

know

they

should

nosmoke,

but

they

don’t

know

when

not

tolisten

to

their

parents.Understanding

a

passage

They

don’t

know

they

should

say

no

to

their

parents

when

their

parents

are

b

too

generous.

Therefore,

as

they

receive

more

and

mofrom

their

parents,

the

teenagers

becogreedy

and

selfish.

Gradually,

they

habecome

spoiled.Understanding

a

passage

Studies

show

that

spoiled

teenagers

ar

much

more

likely

to

take

drugs

and

dopoorly

in

school.

They

may

also

develop

poor

manners

andget

pregnant

at

an

earlier

age.

However,

this

is

not

what

parents

want

hear.

They

think

they

are

being

kind

to

theirteenagers,

and

they

have

a

tendency

to

ignore

the

damage

they

are

really

doingUnderstanding

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passageKey:1-5:

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a

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DialogKey:1.

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the

light

touches2.

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and

falls3.

will

rise

with

you4.

shadowy

place5.

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go

thereUnderstanding

a

Movie

DialogKey:6.

getting

your

way7.

exists

together8.

respect

all

the

creatures9.

let

me

explain10.

in

the

great

circle

of

life.Tongue

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1.

The

joys

of

parents

are

secret;

and

stheir

griefs

and

fears.

–

Fancis

Bacon

父母的歡欣是秘而不宣的，他們的憂愁與畏懼亦是如此。

2.

The

value

of

marriage

is

not

that

aduproduce

children

but

that

children

proadults.

–

Peter

De

Vries

結(jié)婚的好處并不在于成人可生養(yǎng)孩子,而在于孩子可助人成熟。Sayings

3.

The

hand

that

rocks

the

cradle

is

thhand

that

rules

the

world.

–

WilliamRoss

Wallace推搖籃的手支配世界。The

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that

Rocks

the

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