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Unit One Modern Life Ⅰ. Pre-listening Activities Part 1 略 Part 2 ACD ■Script The Web has added plenty of words to our lexicon, although some have yet to make the dictionary. If you had talked about Googling or blogging 10 years ago, you might have had a lot of listeners scratching their heads. But like any youngster, the Web still needs to grow. For all its uses, most people still go to the Internet primarily for emails. According to Pew surveys, 58 million Americans sent emails each day, while 35 million used the Web to get news. The Web is changing the way people communicate, Daboll said. He mentioned the “Internet generation,” teenagers who have grown up with the Internet. One of their favorite tools is instant messaging, he said. A decade from now, who knows what statistics and functions they’ll be measuring. After all, 10 years ago, few people imagined it wouldn’t be long before you’d be able to get a satellite picture of a city a continent away or read the local news from three time zones away or even order pizza without talking to the folks a few blocks away. Ⅱ. Listening Tasks Task 1 Understanding Short Conversations 1. B 2. A 3. A 4. C 5. A 6. B 7. B 8. D 9. C 10. A ■Script 1. M: Do you need much time at the shopping center? W: Not really. I want to buy a plant for my grandmother’s birthday and a few things for school. How about you? Q: Where is the woman going? 2. M: I was in front of the theater at 12. How did I miss you? W: I got there at half past 11 and waited a while. But I guess I left before you got there. Q: When did the woman probably leave the theater? 3. M: Why are you leaving so early? The movie doesn’t start till eight. W: I don’t want to be at the traffic there. It’s a nightmare on the express way during rush hour. Q: What does the woman mean? 4. M: How many people showed up for the meeting yesterday? Thirty? W: Forty were expected to come, but the number doubled that. Q: What’s the number of people who attended t