Unit2 Section Ⅵ Listening and Talking & Writing（word教参）-【新课程学案】新教材2023-2024学年高中英语必修第三册（人教版2019）

Section Ⅵ　Listening and Talking & Writing 教材听力“三关过” 一、过词汇关——词块互译 1．pay_back　　　　　　　　 偿还 2．break_down 抛锚 3．have_a_surprise_ending 有一个惊喜的结局 4．find_out 发现；查明 5．show kindness to someone else 善待他人 6．give sb.an example of 给某人举……的例子 7．pay for her meal 为她付饭钱 8．walk out 走出去 二、过泛听关——听教材录音选最佳答案 1．What's the Rush Hour Show about? A．A TV play. B．A radio show. C．A love foundation. 2．Who first started the chain of kindness? A．A man.　 B．A lady.　　C．A waitress. 3．What are the listeners advised to do? A．To pay for the coffee. B．To discover the chain. C．To give a hand to others. 答案：1～3　BAC 三、过精听关——依据教材听力完成句子 1．The song starts with a man who helps a lady whose_car_has_broken_down. 这首歌以一个男士帮助一位汽车抛锚的女士开头。 2．Then the lady walks out, leaving_the_change_and_a_note_for_the_waitress. 然后这位女士走了出去，留下零钱和一张纸条给这名女服务员。 3．The waitress goes home to her husband, happy because_of_the_kindness the lady showed her. 这名女服务员回家，到了她丈夫身边，因为这位女士对她的友好而感到高兴。 4．Then we find out that he's the man who_first_started_the_chain_of_kindness! 然后我们发现他是第一个开启仁慈之链的人！ 5．We never know what_light_we_might_spark in others by our kindness. 我们永远不知道我们的善良会给别人点燃什么样的光芒。 听力素养“漫养成” |掌握规律技法| 如何辨清事实和观点 在英语听力中，对话或独白常会涉及“事实”与“观点”的判断。因此，要分清这两点，就必须弄清它们的概念和呈现特点。“事实”就是说话人把客观事实不加任何评论地陈述出来。其呈现特点是使用描写句，如“It measures ...; In the centre of the painting, we can see ...; Through ..., I can see/feel ...”等。“观点”就是说话人对事实或事物的主观看法。其呈现特点是使用表述观点的语句，如“In my opinion, ...; I personally think ...; It's widely believed ...”等。总之，“事实”具有客观性，而“观点”则是主观性的。不过，需要注意的是，有时候，说话人的观点隐含在了所说的事实里面，这就需要我们能听出说话人的言外之意，也就是隐含意义。 [典例]　What does the woman mean? A．She hasn't seen Monet's paintings for ten years. B．She hasn't been to the museum for long. C．She has been interested in Monet's paintings for ten years. [听力原文] M：There is a Monet Exhibition at the Shanghai Art Museum. Would you like to go with me? W：Oh, it is a decade since I appreciated a Monet's painting last time. [分析]　录音材料中的“事实”是“There is a ... Museum.”，而答语中的“it is a decade since ... painting”听上去也是“事实”，其实，它