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Module 2 Traffic Jam 【题材内容】【学习目标】 语言知识： 语音 词汇 B 词组 B 语法 功能 话题 语言技能： 听 说 读 写 【教学课时安排】 Period 1: Introduction, Reading and Vocabulary Period 2: Language PointsPeriod 3: Grammar 12, Function Period 4: Listening and speaking , Everyday English and Speaking Period 5: Writing and Cultural corner Period 6: Homework paper Period 7: Homework paper 【话题美文欣赏】 The Wouldbe Headache With London Olympics A third of Londoners must work from home during Olympics to avoid tube chaos. Transport bosses say a third of Londoners will have to work from home during 2012 Olympic games to avoid chronic(持续的) overcrowding on the capitals tubes and buses. Commuters(乘车上下班的人) have been told they can expect waits of over half an hour or more for tubes at some of the busiest stations during the games. And Transport for London(TfL) claims some of the busiest areas such as Canary Wharf will only be able to cope if 60 percent of workers change their travel plans. And the Olympics are set to cause chaos(混乱) on the roads too with the creation of special‘games lanes’ likely to bring many main routes to gridlock. The controversial lanes will be reserved purely for the use of competitors and VIPs.Even buses and taxis will be barred(禁止) from using them.①Around 5.3 million people are expected to turn up for the 16 days of the London Olympics．August 3 is expected to be the busiest day with around 800，000 people using public transport. Organizers fear a repetition of the 1996 Atlanta Olympics which became known as the ‘Glitch(差错，缺点) Games’ after transport chaos caused many competitors to miss their events. ②London transport commissioner Peter Hendy said he hopes London will copy the Sydney Olympics of 2000，when 27 percent of workers took leave from their jobs. He told the Observer: “I am not going to be responsible for a transport mess like Atlanta.” ③Earlier this month the Mail reported how tube and train drivers will pocket up to￡1，800 in return for promising not to go on strike during next summ