人教版 必修一 U1 Workbook listening.pptVIP

* Listening Workbook listening 1. Do you think it is a good idea to make friends with people from other countries? Pre-listening Workbook listening to broaden one’s world outlook to avoid national stereotypes 2. What are the advantages of this friendship? To practise another language with a native speaker To learn new ways of thinking and ideas To find out more about another country Listen to Part 1 again and tick the things done by Leslie. __ going to watch Peking Opera __ going out for delicious dinners __ seeing the Great Wall __ visiting a mountain __ going to people’s homes __ staying in a good hotel __ swimming in the sea __ going shopping Part 1 Leslie Clark, a Canadian from Vancouver, arrives in China to do some business. Her company sells buses. During her stay she meets many Chinese people. Most of them are very kind to her. A few of them invite her to dinners with delicious food and drink. Listening text They take her to interesting places and to a mountain in the countryside. Some people even invite her to be a guest in their homes. Leslie is asked whether she thinks the Chinese are friendly. “Yes”, she says. “I think. Chinese people are very friendly.” Part 2 When she gets on the plane to fly home, another Canadian asks her, “So, did you make any friends in China?” Leslie replies. “Yes, I made some good friends. Of course they are business friends. No one can become a close friend when you see them for such a short time. I think some of them really liked me but others may have been trying to be my friend for their own reasons.” Listen to the story to find out what happened. (P43) about being friends with Peter What Anne thought What Anne’s father thought She should be careful because they lived so close together. She wanted her father to be happy for her to have a friend. about following her father’s ideas about talking to him every night He was unhappy. She wanted to continue. He thought Anne would agree to stop seeing Peter so often. She thou