unit2视听说答案

2024-10-24

unit2视听说答案（通用10篇）

1.unit2视听说答案篇一

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Unit4

The World Heritage Organization: Preserving Our Past

Today many organizations, both local and global, are devoted to preserving works of art, buildings, and even entire cities.The World Heritage Organization(WHO)is one such group.The following is a brief update on what is being done to preserve cultural heritage worldwide.The Tombs of Buganda Kings in Kampala, Uganda

The Buganda are one of eight tribal groups who have lived in Uganda for centuries.By 1750 they had created a well-planned centralized form of government.Their leader, called the Kabaka, was assisted by a prime minister as well as the head of the army and the commander of the navy.Over the years, the tribe has continued to maintain many of their original customs and beliefs.Tribal loyalty remains important to the Bugandans, even as many of them leave the country to make lives for themselves overseas.In 1884, in order to preserve and honor the memory of the former kings, the palace grounds of the Kabaka were turned into a burial ground for them.In 2001, WHO declared the area an officialWorld Heritage Site.The City of Quito, Ecuador

Before Europeans arrived in 1532, Ecuador was part of the great Inca kingdom.The area that is now called Quito became an important political center, and by the end of the 1500s the main streets of the city had been laid out and remain essentially the same today.As part of Quito’s early development, many grand public buildings such as palaces and cathedrals were constructed and decorated with beautiful statues and paintings.A powerfully original form of artwork emerged, combining European and South American Indian influences.This style of art greatly influenced the development of art in Latin America over the next 200 years and resulted in Quito being declared a WHO site in 1978.The Antonine Wall in Scotland, United Kingdom

The Antonine Wall is a 37-mile-long earth and stone barrier built across Scotland by the Romans to protect its lands to the south from invasion by enemy groups.It was begun in A.D.140 and completed two years later.Originally, forts were built every six miles along the wall, but this was later increased to every two miles.Today, the remains of the wall are clearly visible in many areas along its length, and it just recently became an official WHO site.Key:

I.1)Uganda2)burial site3)20014)South America5)Quito6)historic7)1500s

8)19789)Scotland10)Romans11)recently

II.1.remains important;even as2.constructed and decorated with3.resulted in

4.Originally

III.1.Many organizations are devoted to preserving works of art, buildings and even entire cities.2.By 1750 they had created a well-planned centralized form of government.3.The tribe has maintained many of their original customs and beliefs.4.This style of art influenced the development of art in Latin America.5.Today, the remains of the wall are clearly visible in many areas along its length.Unit8

Slow Food And More

The Slow Movement is composed of a variety of groups worldwide that advocate paying careful attention to the beauty and pleasure available around us, instead of rushing through life.Slow Food

The Slow Food movement has been growing slowly but steadily since it was started in 1986.It was developed in response to the opening of a hamburger restaurant near the Spanish Steps in Rome, Italy.Today there are several hundred regional groups in over 100 nations worldwide.In 2008, a group in San Francisco sponsored a Slow Food Nation event where 60,000 people convened.In 2004, the organization opened the University of Gastronomic Sciences in Bra, Italy, to promote awareness of good food and nutrition.Slow Cities

Like the Slow Food movement, the Slow Cities movement started in Italy.Its followers believe that cities should retain as much of their originality as possible to preserve their beauty and charm.This involves creating strict rules as to where cars can and can‘t go, and what businesses are allowed to operate in the city.Pedestrians and bicyclists are given priority over motor vehicles, and supermarkets and coffee shops with hundreds of identical stores are not welcome.There are currently 42 Slow Cities in Italy and many more in Germany, Great Britain, Spain, and elsewhere.Slow Homes

Slow Home is a movement founded by John Brown, a professor of architecture at the University of Calgary in Canada.He and his group believe that most new houses are being built cheaply and easily, but are unoriginal and boring.Therefore, the Slow Home movement encourages people to avoid standardized housing.According to Professor Brown, it is important for people to learn about design and construction when building a home, and to become involved with making intelligent decisions about the place where they will spend so much of their lives.Slow Travel

In this age of superhighways and jet planes, some people are talking about slowing down the travel experience.In 2008, two Swedish tour companies offered 8,000 train trips to various destinations in Europe.Typically, if one were to take a plane, the trips would take two hours on average.Alternatively, the train rides take a day or two.Despite the longer time needed, the program was extremely popular and better for the environment, releasing about 20 percent less harmful gas into the atmosphere than the same trip made by car or plane.Key:

I.1.A hamburger restaurant.2.Pedestrians and bicyclists.3.42.4.Standardized housing.5.20 percent less.II.1.The Slow Movement is composed of a variety of groups that advocate enjoying the beauty and pleasure around us.2.The Slow Food movement was developed in response to the opening of a hamburger restaurant in Rome.3.The followers of the Slow Cities movement believe that cities should retain as much of their originality as possible.4.People should become involved with making intelligent decisions about the place where they will spend their lives.5.Despite the longer time needed, the program was extremely popular and better for the environment.

2.unit2视听说答案篇二

I live in a very nice neighbourhood.It is modern, clean and beautiful.There is a community centre, a hospital, a library, a sports centre, some shops and restaurants in the neighbourhood.The old people and the children like the garden best.They have lots of fun there.Our neighbours are kind and helpful.Some of them are volunteers.They have different skills.Every weekend they help people with all kinds of problems.We are lucky to live in a neighbourhood like this.

3.语言游戏说与英语视听说教学篇三

语言游戏说与英语视听说教学

“语言游戏说”关注语言在日常生活中的.应用,强调语言乃生活形式的一部分,是西方哲学“语言转向”的代表性理论,为哲学找到了新的发展方向,同时也给英语视听说教学带来了启示.文章探讨了“语言游戏说”在英语视听说教学中的体现,并提出关于英语视听说教学的建议.

作者：梁兰 LIANG Lan 作者单位：大连交通大学,辽宁大连,116028刊名：忻州师范学院学报英文刊名：JOURNAL OF XINZHOU TEACHERS UNIVERSITY年，卷(期)：24(3)分类号：H319.3关键词：语言游戏说游戏英语视听说教学

4.商务英语视听说内容篇四

务技能、培养职业素养的多重教学目标。素材真实生动

实景视频使教学内容更加直观生动，有利于提高商务英语课程的教学质量，帮助

学生掌握商务技巧。

语言文化并行

练习形式多样，活动设计环环相扣，商务文化和社交礼仪并举，帮助学生提高语

言应用能力和文化素养。

商务实践突出

每个模块基于真实的职业场景和活动，在岗位实践中培养学生的语言技能和商务

交际技能，增强学生未来的择业能力和竞争力。

本教材分为上、下两册，每册十个单元。学生用书和教师用书均配有多媒体光盘：学生光盘主要提供教材中的视频和练习；教师光盘针对视频提供正常和慢速两种

语速，并补充更多商务英语视频资料，丰富课堂教学内容。

本书共10个单元，每单元包括以下内容：

Unit Introduction 单元概述：介绍单元基本内容。

Part I Warm-up 热身活动：就学生所熟悉的话题展开讨论，导入教学。Part II Listening Practice 听力练习：通过听力训练进入本单元主题。Part III Language Focus A 语言要点 A：通过录音，介绍本单元的重点交际功

能语言，可供学生反复模仿，难度较低。

Part IV Video 1 情景录像 1：通过真实商务场景中的人物对话，演示与单元主题相关的交际技巧和商务知识，采用任务型Teamwork 或讨论式听说巩固语言知

识和实践技能。

Part V Language Focus B 语言要点 B：通过录音，介绍本单元的重点交际功能

语言，可供学生反复模仿，语言难度比Language Focus A 稍高。

Part VI Video 2 情景录像2：为Video 1 的延续，语言难度有所提高。通过真实商务场景对话，演示与单元主题相关的交际技巧和商务知识，采用任务型

Teamwork 或讨论式听说巩固语言知识和实践技能。

Part VII Business Culture 商务文化：通过简洁的语言介绍常见的商务文化和

5.原声电影与视听说课程教学篇五

原声电影与视听说课程教学

原声电影已经大量出现在视听说课程教学中,如何更好地利用其自身特点,改善视听说教学效果是教师必须思考的问题.以心理学和语言学相关理论为指导,将听译训练和电影文本分析等内容融入到教学之中,能够有效而全面地提高学生的语言技能.

作者：张弛作者单位：怀化学院外语系,湖南,怀化,418008刊名：硅谷英文刊名：SILICON VALLEY年，卷(期)：“”(7)分类号：G42关键词：原声电影视听说听译电影文本分析

6.别具一格的英语视听说课篇六

作为兼职教学督导员，同时也抱着去学习的态度，笔者去听了王国聚老师给12级商务翻译1班学生上的英语视听说课。

首先是学生上台演讲，内容自定，学生可将内容做成PPT以提示演讲内容。一般情况，台下的学生都不会认真听演讲，觉得不关自己的事。可是在这堂课上我感觉学生们个个都很认真，原来王老师要求台下的学生听完演讲后复述演讲内容，并根据演讲内容给演讲的学生提三个问题，然后老师点评、打分。接着，王老师自己演讲，学生针对王老师的演讲内容提三个问题，老师回答问题。最后学生听英文材料，复述主要内容，再将主要内容用中文翻译出来。

王老师的英语视听说课方式独特，对学生和老师都具有挑战性。传统的视听说课，通常是只注重听的训练，而忽视了说的锻炼，即使是说也是听了之后回答问题，再模仿着说，教学内容基本拘于书本，虽然有时也补充些课外听力材料。王老师的视听说课，注重对学生听说两种能力的培养，以说促听，以听促说，不拘于书本，并发挥了学生的创造力，效果好，值得借鉴。此外，结合翻译专业的特点，王老师除了要求学生复述所听内容，并且将内容翻译成中文，培养了学生的翻译能力。

总之，王老师的英语视听说课有一定的改革创新之处，值得其他老师学习。其实每个老师都有他自己的教学方式，因此老师之间，特别是上同一门课的老师之间可以互相听课，互相学习、取长补短，以提高自己的教学水平。

7.英语语音室视听说实训小结篇七

记得上半学期英语实训刚开始时，王老师首先给我们介绍了了本次实训的目的和内容，以及我们会从中学习到什么实用的知识，我们都怀着迫切的心情，跃跃欲试。从王老师的讲解中我们知道语音室实训是以学前英语为大的框架，围绕基础英语的“听，说，读，写，译”。实训分别从“视，听，说”三个方面进行训练，意图加深我们进行英语操作的实际感受，同时也为我们本下半学期将要进行的B级考试打下一定的基础。明确了实训的目的后，我们的心中都有了共同目标，每上课时，王老师都让我们做一些热身练习，包括词性变换题，语法题和介词填空的练习题，题型紧紧围绕B级考试的真题拟定，对我们的英语基础知识进行了一次复习和小测验。再下来就是阅读练习，和B级考试题型相同，既要求我们对文章所表达的内容进行高度的概括，还要理清下文之间的关系，更准确的从文章中找到有用的信息以完成后面的练习题。在做题前老师为我们补充了一些重要的英语词汇，如果能更好的掌握这些词汇，将对我们的英语考试会有巨大的帮助。在之后做阅读题的时候，我明显感觉到了我们对英语的词汇量的缺乏，积累的英语的词汇太少，做题阅读速度也大打折扣。改错题也是比较令我们苦恼的题型，这道题的正确率很难提高。但这种题型要考查的并不着重于英语语法，而是一些常用的口头交际中容易出现的错误和固定搭配的考察，看得出来这也是对我们阅读量的一种变相考核方式。所以实训的重中之重之一是听力的练习，与我们平时听的英语听力不同的是这是在日常工作环境中的英语听力，就像我前面说的那样，对英语的词汇以及熟悉程度要求较高，尤其是英式英语听起来有点别扭，但我们知道在B级考试中听力占了很大的比重，所以必须加强这方面的训练，最好的办法就是多听，多做真题。实训就是从每天的学习和感悟中结束的。

实训中，王老师每次都检查了前日发下来的模拟试题完成情况。由于语速较快，以及之前提到的英式英语的关系，我一次听下来并没有能够顺利完成课后的练习题，方法只有一个，那就是只有反反复复地听。总的看来，视频听力的难度并不是很大，关键是耳急手快，把听见的信息记录下来。例如听力填空这种题，可以把听到的信息点用关键词的形式记录下来，或用几个字母把一两个关键词记录下来，只要自己能看懂就行，最后在把没完成的句子补充完整，没写完的词写完。听力的训练贵在坚持，不是一朝一夕就能提高的，关键在于坚持，看来这学期的B级考试，最重要的就是尽快提高我自己的听力能力。

语音室的实训也是很有意思的，王老师还经常给我们观赏一些精彩视频和欣赏一些好听的英语歌曲。每次我都带着好奇心，静静的观看一些视频，从视频中我们也学到了很多东西，团队协作能力，交流沟通能力，和领导能力等等，也从音乐的欣赏中，消除了每天学英语的烦躁感。口语表达也是实训的一个重要内容。口语表达，首先，要选好一个主题，选择好主题后，就开始根据自己所学的知识加上了一些自己的看法，写出一篇演讲稿。

8.unit2视听说答案篇八

从战略角度学习英语的语法和视听说

自中国改革开放以来,中国人的英语学习进入了白热化的阶段,洋鬼子的说法早已进入了历史库,英国美国的时尚潮流成为了平日里老百姓的闲谈.这说明中国人尤其是中国学生对英语已相当熟悉了.除了规定的中小学大学必修的英语学习外,各种各样的英语学习培训机构(如剑桥少儿英语,新概念英语)和模式(如疯狂英语,许国璋英语,张道真英语)如雨后春笋版的.露了出来,而且逐年程上升的趋势.既然英语如此的热门.此文就从一门语言的听说读写译这五个方面浅谈下.

作者：卢尚玉作者单位：海南大学外国语学院刊名：中国外资英文刊名：FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN CHINA年，卷(期)：“”(6)分类号：H3关键词：英语语法教学视听说教学