(精选)英文报刊国际商务阅读(第三版)Unit 5 The Outcry Is Muted, but the Food Crisis Is Getting Worse课件.pptVIP

Unit 5The Outcry Is Muted, but the Food Crisis Is Getting Worse;Pre-Reading;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;Key to the exercisesI. Vocabulary Exercises;;;;2. Fill in the blanks with the words or phrases given below. Change the form if necessary.;II. Comprehensive Exercises;;;;;;III. Translate the following sentences into Chinese:;2. When food prices were rising, there was much talk of the shifts in demand that were causing this trend.; 3. President Bush joined those who decided that this reflected the increased demand from China and India as their per capita incomes grew. ; 4. In any case, that argument about more food demand from China and India quickly collapsed along with the fall in global prices. ;5. As a result, cultivation costs have increased even in years when crop prices are falling, and cultivation is becoming unviable in many countries. ;6. Second, this has been associated with a depression in wages in developing countries, which means that mass purchasing power did not increase even when the economies were growing. ;7. The financial crisis will reduce the ability of developing country governments to increase much-needed investment in agriculture or enlarge the distribution of affordable food. ;8. And several multiples of the money that could not be found to provide food for the hungry are quickly being delivered to bail out irresponsible finance.;Supplementary Reading;Supplementary Reading;II. Some of the sentences are missing in the article. Try to put the following sentences in their right place.