2025届高考英语听力外刊训练：当诺奖得主接到官方电话：确定这不是恶搞电话吗？ 课件

College Entrance Examination English Listening Foreign Journal Training: When Nobel Prize Winners Receive Official Calls 2024-10-31 01 Background introduction Introduction to the Nobel Prize Categories The Nobel Prize is awarded in six categories: Physics, Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine, Literature, Economics, and Peace. Selection Process Nobel laureates are selected by committees of experts in each field, based on nominations submitted by qualified individuals and organizations. Origin and History The Nobel Prize, established by Alfred Nobel in 1895, is a set of annual international awards given for outstanding contributions in various fields. 03 02 01 Prestige and Recognition The Nobel Prize is widely regarded as the highest honor in the academic and scientific community, recognizing exceptional achievements and contributions. Honors and Influence of Nobel laureates Impact on Career Winning a Nobel Prize often brings significant attention and opportunities to the laureates, enhancing their influence and career prospects. Inspiration to Society Nobel laureates serve as beacons of inspiration, motivating individuals and society to pursue excellence and innovation in their respective fields. Notification Team The official telephone notification is made by a small team from the Nobel Committee, consisting of the Secretary and at least one member of the Nobel Committee. Timing and Confidentiality The calls are made shortly after the decision has been taken and are strictly confidential until the public announcement. Content of the Call During the call, the laureate is informed of their award and invited to attend the Nobel Prize Award Ceremony in Stockholm or Oslo, depending on the category. Official telephone notification process Official telephone notification process Follow-up Arrangements After the initial notification, the Nobel Committee arranges for further communication with the laureate to discuss the details of the award ceremony and other related matters. “ 02 Instantly receiving an official phone call The phone rings Recognition of the caller The caller may be a familiar voice from the Nobel Committee or a completely unknown person, depending on the winner's previous interactions with the Committee. Unexpected moment The phone rings at an unexpected moment, often early in the morning or during a routine day. The winner may ask for additional information or request that the caller provide specific details to confirm their identity and the authenticity of the call. Verifying the caller's identity In some cases, the winner may need to consult with family members, colleagues, or mentors to further verify the information received. Consulting with others Confirm the source and authenticity of the phone call Processing the experience It may take some time for the winner to fully process and understand the implications of receiving such a prestigious award. Initial reaction The initial reaction is often a mix of excitement, disbelief, and shock as the news is unexpected and life-changing. Sharing the news The winner may immediately share the news with their loved ones, who are often equally excited and overwhelmed. Excited and incredulous emotions 03 Make sure this is not a spoof phone call Methods to distinguish between spoof and real phone calls Caller ID Verification: Check the caller ID to ensure it matches the official number or domain of the Nobel Committee or associated organization. Spoof calls often display fake or manipulated caller IDs. Content Analysis: Listen carefully to the content of the call. Official calls are usually formal, congratulatory, and contain specific details about the award and its associated events. Spoof calls may contain inconsistencies or vague information. Call Back Verification: If possible, try to call back the number provided in the caller ID to verify its authenticity. Official organizations usually have a published contact number that can be used for verification. Further confirmation with official personnel Phone Confirmation If possible, call the official number of the Nobel Committee or organization to verify the authenticity of the call. Ask for specific details about the award and associated events. Email Confirmation Send an email to the official Nobel Committee or associated organization inquiring about the call. Provide details such as the time, date, and content of the call for verification. The reactions and support of those around us Inform family, friends, and mentors about the call, seeking their advice and support. They may provide valuable insights and assistance in verifying the authenticity of the call. Post about the experience on social media, tagging the official Nobel Committee or organization. This may attract the attention of others who have gone through similar experiences and can offer advice. Discuss the emotional impact of receiving such a prestigious award with close friends and family. They can provide emotional support and encouragement during this exciting time. Consider seeking professional counseling if the emotional impact of the award becomes overwhelming. A counselor can provide guidance on managing stress and anxiety related to this significant achievement. 04 Experience of Winning and Future Prospects Overwhelming excitement The moment of receiving the official call is filled with an indescribable joy and sense of completeness Validation of hard work Humility and gratitude The joy and emotion of winning the award Winning the Nobel Prize is a testament to the winner's dedication, perseverance, and groundbreaking research. Despite the immense honor, many winners express humility and gratitude towards their colleagues, mentors, and family for their support. Continuation of research Most winners plan to continue their research, exploring new avenues and pushing the boundaries of their respective fields. Planning and Expectations for Future Research Collaboration and mentorship Many express a desire to collaborate with and mentor younger researchers, passing on their knowledge and experience. Advocacy and awareness Some winners plan to use their platform to advocate for causes they believe in, such as science education, environmental conservation, and global health. Message and encouragement to the younger generation Pursue your passion Winners often encourage young people to pursue their passions and interests, emphasizing that success comes from a deep love for what you do. Embrace failure They stress that failure is a natural part of the research process and should be embraced as a learning opportunity. Make a difference Many winners emphasize the importance of using science and research to make a positive difference in the world. 05 English Listening Training Points for the College Entrance Examination Pay attention to specific details, such as names, places, numbers, and time, which may be key information for answering questions. Understand the logical relationship between sentences and paragraphs to grasp the overall structure of the listening material. Identify the main idea of the listening material quickly and accurately. Key information capture in listening materials Understand the implicit meaning in the conversation Infer the speaker's attitude, intention, and emotions through tone, intonation, and speed of speech. 2 Analyze and interpret implied meanings and indirect expressions in the conversation. 3 Combine contextual information and language cues to understand the deeper meaning behind the conversation. 1 01 Practice listening to different types of materials, including news, lectures, and conversations, to improve listening comprehension. Listening skills and strategy sharing 02 Use note-taking skills to record key information while listening. 03 Develop effective prediction skills by anticipating what might be said next based on the context and language cues. 04 Learn to eliminate distractions and focus on the listening material to improve concentration and comprehension. 06 Original text learning and appreciation Recitation training Recite the text to enhance memory and familiarize with the language patterns and vocabulary. Reading comprehension Understand the main idea and specific details of the text through careful reading. Pronunciation and intonation Practice correct pronunciation and intonation of the text to improve listening comprehension and oral expression. Original reading and recitation exercises Learn new words and phrases from the text to increase vocabulary size and enhance language proficiency. Vocabulary expansion Understand the meaning and usage of new words and phrases through analyzing their contextual meanings in the text. Contextual learning Learn word-building skills such as prefixes, suffixes, and root words to expand vocabulary efficiently. Word formation Learning and Accumulation of New Words and Phrases Sentence structure analysis Analyze the sentence structure of classic sentences in the text to understand their grammatical patterns and meanings. Imitation and Application of Classic Sentence Patterns Imitative practice Imitate the classic sentence patterns to familiarize with their usage and enhance oral and written expression. Creative application Apply the learned sentence patterns to create new sentences and express ideas more fluently and accurately. 听录音，填空。 Geoffrey Hinton: Okay, I know who you are because, a long time ago, I noticed that they have somebody who 1._______ to get people’s reactions. Interviewer: That’s right, 2._______so! Could we talk for just a few minutes? Geoffrey Hinton: Yes. Interviewer: Thank you very much indeed. First of all, of course, many 3._______________ . Geoffrey Hinton: Thank you. 精听训练 calls up exactly congratulations 听录音，填空。 精听训练 Interviewer: And where are you? Where did the news 4._______ you? Geoffrey Hinton: I’m in a cheap hotel in California, without an Internet connection, and with a not very good phone connection. And I was planning to get an MRI scan today, but I guess I’ll have to 5._______ that. I had no idea I’d even be nominated for the Nobel Prize in Physics. I was extremely surprised. Interviewer: It sounds like quite a 6.________ place to receive the news in a way because you’re a little bit isolated. You can collect your thoughts before the deluge of the day. What were your first thoughts? reach cancel sensible 听录音，填空。 Geoffrey Hinton: My very first thought was, how could I be sure it wasn’t a spoof call? Interviewer: And how could you? Geoffrey Hinton: It was coming from Sweden, and the person had a strong Swedish 7._______ . And there were several of them. 精听训练 accent 精听训练 听录音，填空。 Interviewer: How would you describe yourself? Would you say you are a computer scientist? Would you say you are a 8._________ trying to understand biology when you are doing this work? Geoffrey Hinton: I would say I’m someone who doesn’t really know what 9._______he’s in, but would like to understand how the brain works. And 10._____________to understand how the brain works, I’ve helped to create a technology that works surprisingly well. physicist field in my attempts THANKS Q&A null 15516.653 null 42657.727 null 16404.805 null 22543.72 $$