(旅游英语教材Week3).ppt

Listen to the passage and Orally summarize the main ideas of the passage. The Cabins of a Liner游轮舱位 penthouse 楼顶房屋 apartment built on the roof of a tall building pier 码头 structure of wood, iron, etc. built out into the sea as a landing-stage; similar structure for walking on for pleasure call at 停靠 enter a harbor passage 航程 a voyage by water from one point to anther 　　Ticket price on a cruise ship is based on the size, location, and amenities of your cabin. It also depends on the season, with holidays and summers usually more expensive. On the low-price end, cabins have few amenities, are located deep in the ship, and can be as small as 100 square feet. At the high end, they’re more like spacious penthouses than cabins, up to?thousands of square feet in size; they have great views and numerous luxurious touches. Keep in mind that, once you leave your cabin, no class distinctions exist. In theory, it really does work this way most of the time. All passengers on a cruise ship are treated alike, share the same facilities, and usually eat in the same restaurants. However, some distinctions do occur. When boarding before a cruise, some Lines give higher-end occupants passes that allow them to avoid long check-in lines. Moreover, higher-end cabins usually get to leave first when debarking. Dialogue: Ready for Getting Aboard the Ship准备登船 I. Listen to the situational dialogue carefully, and match the information in column A with that in column B. place for getting on the cruise time for leaving the port cabin number sailing hours numbers of ports to be called at A. 19 B. pier 6 C. not sure D. 2 E. 14 Column A Column B Keys:1. B 2. D 3.A 4. C 5. E place for getting on the cruise time for leaving the port cabin number sailing hours numbers of ports to be called at A. 19 B. pier 6 C. not sure D. 2 E. 14 Column A Column B interstate 1. ADJ Interstate means between states, especially the states of the United States. 州际的[ADJ n] 例：...interstate commerce. …州际贸易