国际交流英语视听说b3u6forstudents.pptxVIP

Unit ;Look at the photo. How old do you think these gas pumps are? How much do you think a liter of gas cost when these pumps were in use? How would your life be different if gasoline cost twice as much as it does now?; ; ; ;How would your life be different if gasoline cost twice as much as it does now?;How would your life be different if gasoline cost twice as much as it does now?;Look at the photos and the graphic and read the captions. Then discuss the questions. Based on the information in the graphic, what is the majority of oil used for? What are some of the things oil is used for besides transportation? What alternatives to oil are being used in China?;In our daily lives, we use oil for a wide variety of things—from fuel for our cars to medicine to sports shoes to plastic bags and water bottles. Many people believe that our consumption of oil is reaching its peak. Oil will never be as cheap and common as it is now. This graphic shows how a typical barrel of oil is used. (1 barrel = 42 gallons or 159 liters);Some scientists say we must shift to alternative forms of energy to prepare for the time when our supply of oil will be depleted. Finding substitutes for oil will be a priority for scientists and countries in the coming years.;Based on the information in the graphic, what is the majority of oil used for?;What are some of the things oil is used for besides transportation?;What alternatives to oil are being used in China?;Ron Steinberg 罗恩·斯坦伯格（人名） Leila Sparks 利拉·斯帕克斯（人名）;C | Listening for Details. Read the statements. Then listen again and circle the correct word to complete each statement.;Ron Steinberg: Thanks for coming, everyone. I’m sure you all have other things to do with your free time, but our topic tonight is an important one. I’m Ron Steinberg, and I’m the president of Future Fuels International. We’re a ... we’re a group of scientists working to find substitutes for fossil fuels of all kinds. Tonight, though, I’m going to try to answer some o