新视野视听说2Unit9Lisening_in.pptVIP

The seat belt seat belt 安全带 safety belt; life belt e.g. Make sure you wear the seat belt before you hit the road. slide v. 滑 move smoothly across a surface e.g. The barman slid the beer across the table. close call 侥幸脱险，死里逃生 a narrow escape e.g. The doctor said I had a close call and was lucky to be alive. 1. The man is bold and skillful in driving. 2. The woman thinks it is necessary to wear seat belts because 75 people have been injured this year. 3. The woman had an accident because the road was wet. 4. The woman’s brother almost died in the accident though he wore a seat belt. 5. The woman believes the man wouldn’t wear a seat belt even after a narrow escape from an accident. Key T F T F F Work in pairs and role-play the conversation. Try to persuade your partner into wearing a seat belt. If you don’t wear a seat belt when driving, you would risk your life on the road. There are both good and bad drivers, wearing a seat belt can protect you from those who break the driving rules. - I’m really good at driving. - I don’t feel comfortable wearing a seat belt. Why did you stop at a green light? intersection n. 十字路口 crossroads e.g. They planned to meet each other at the intersection. terror n. 恐怖 great fear e.g. The Tibetan Mastiff became the terror of the neighborhood. slam on the brakes 急刹车 use the brakes quickly and with force e.g. He slammed on the brakes but was unable to stop the car. Questions and key 1. Q: What did the driver do at the first intersection D He drove through the red light. 2. Q: What did the passenger say at the first intersection A It was dangerous not to stop at the red light. 3. Q: What did the driver say at the second traffic light B His mother often shot through the red light safely. 4. Q: Why did the driver stop at the third traffic light C Because his mom might be driving through the red light. 5. Q: What can we infer from the passage C One should obey the traffic signals for safety’s sake. Candle fires Worcester