听力教程4Unit 7概要1.ppt

A Listening Course Unit 7 Section 2: Listening Comprehension Part I : Dialogue— Impression of Malaysia Dialogue Paragraph 1: raw fish; hanging; pick up; ask for these things; quantities; did with these things; Paragraph 2: odd; didn’t have a car; what number of bus; Paragraph 3: listen to it; shake it; “sell-by” date; listen to; Same result; nature; what they eat; Dialogue Paragraph 4: Great pride; Tailoring; Chinese community; garments; absolutely, perfectly fitting; Hairdressing; go in; sit there for a quick hair wash; massage your head completely for about 10 minutes; Paragraph 5: A wonderful experience; quite hard; system; nervous; experience how people live on a daily basis; get into the way that the people who live in that country permanently exist Section2-Part 2: Wales: Britain’s Little Secret C: Detailed Listening (1) A; (2) B; (3) C; (4) D; (5) D; (6) C; (7) D; (8) B; D: After-listening Discussion Because almost every hole changes direction, which also changes the effect of the wind among the gorse-covered dunes. A cluster of mounds protects the par three fourteenth hole, so hitting to it is rather like dropping an egg in a nest. The par five fifteenth hole(one of the top 500 holes in the world) calls for a drive over dunes to a narrow fairway lined with mounds all the way to the gree. This news item is about the the decline of the year’s seal hunt in Canada. 1. Because of the sharp decline of market price for seal pelts. 2. 100 dollars. 3. The depressed value of the Russian rouble and the subsequent erosion of one of Canada’s largest markets for seal products, is partially to blame for the decline in numbers. 4. The prospect of a European Union ban on seal products and growing international disdain for the hunt is becoming a major factor in its near collapse. 5. The European parliament passed the ban in May. This news item is about the producer price index