Unit 1 Section Ⅴ (2) Listening and Speaking（Word教参）-【步步高】2024-2025学年高二英语选择性必修第一册学习笔记（外研版）

本讲义聚焦高中英语听力理解与口语表达核心能力，通过日常对话（电影选择、人际关系、意外事件）及广播节目（愚人节历史玩笑）的音频材料，构建从基础信息抓取（高考形式选择题）到细节精听（填空训练）的学习支架，逐步提升听力理解准确性与细节捕捉能力。 该资料亮点在于融合语言能力与文化意识培养，采用分层训练模式：高考题型强化信息抓取能力，精听填空如“fell over”“cracked a smile”等细节训练提升语言知识运用（学习能力）；广播节目中1957年“Spaghetti joke”等案例助学生理解愚人节文化，增强跨文化认知（文化意识）。课中助力教师检测学生听力水平，课后精听材料帮助学生巩固策略，弥补细节理解短板。

Section Ⅴ　Using language(2)—Listening and Speaking Ⅰ.Listen to the conversations on P7 and choose the best answer.(高考形式) 1．Dialogue 1： What kind of movie will the woman see? A．A comedy. 　　B．A tragedy. 　　　　C．A thriller. 答案　A 2．Dialogue 2： What do we know about the man and Harry? A．They don’t know each other. B．They might have a quarrel. C．They haven’t talked to each other up to now. 答案　B 3．Dialogue 3： What happened to the man? A．He was not satisfied with his face. B．He fell over in front of his classmates. C．He was laughed at by his teacher and classmates. 答案　B Ⅱ.Listen to the conversations on P7 again and fill in the blanks.(精听训练) 1．A：Why are you grinning (1)from ear to ear? B：I’ve won a free cinema ticket. A：Cool! What are you going to (2)watch? B：My Crazy Family.Have you seen it? A：Yes! I laughed my head (3)off.You’ll enjoy it! 2．A：I really don’t get Harry. B：Why? Is he (4)still not talking to you? A：Well...Today，he was all (5)smiles...He asked me to help him with that website of his. B：Really? What did you say? A：Well，I said yes.We all (6)deserve a second chance，I guess. 3．A：What’s the matter? Why the (7)long face? B：Yesterday，I stepped on a banana skin and (8)fell over in front of the whole class. A：That’s so funny! B：I was the laughing stock of the class.Even my teacher (9)cracked a smile! Ⅲ.Listen to the radio programme on P8 and choose the best answer.(高考形式) 1．What is the possible relationship between the two speakers? A．Friends. B．Host and guest. C．Colleagues. 答案　B 2．What are they talking about? A．How to spend the April Fool’s Day. B．Some typical April Fool’s jokes in history. C．A new invention of a university. 答案　B 3．Why did British people in 1957 believe in the “Spaghetti” joke? A．Because the joke was played by a famous professor. B．Because the joke was broadcast on the BBC. C．Because spaghetti wasn’t popular in Britain at that time. 答案　C Ⅳ.Listen again and fill in the blanks to complete the radio programme.(精听训练) Karen：Hi，I’m Karen and this is “Fun Time”．I’m joined today by Mark Collin.Hi，Mark. Mark：Hello! Karen：As you know，today is the 1st of April or，as we call it，April Fool’s Day，and Mark’s here to tell us about three of 1.the best practical jokes in history. Mark：Indeed.Let’s start with 2.the oldest recorded April Fool’s joke，which took place on the 1st of April 1698.Some people were told to go to the Tower of London to watch 3.“the washing of the lions”．Of course，there were no lions at the Tower of London.This was reported in a newsletter—similar to today’s newspapers—on the second of April that year.Apparently，this practical joke worked so well that it 4.was played on visitors throughout the 18th and 19th centuries. Karen：Well，I’d be pretty annoyed if someone did that to me.OK，let’s hear the next one. Mark：OK.This is a practical joke from 1965.The BBC News Channel invited a university professor to 5.talk about his invention called “Smellovision”． Karen：Smell-o-what? Mark：Smellovision! This was a type of machine that 6.allowed smells to be carried over the airwaves.During the interview，the BBC showed images of people actually smelling a TV screen! Karen：But I don’t get it...How on earth did people actually believe that there was such a thing as “Smellovision”？ Mark：The professor did a demonstration.He placed coffee beans and onions inside the Smellovision and asked people watching the programme at home 7.to phone him if they could smell anything.And people did! Some really believed they could smell the coffee beans and onions.Some even said that the onions made their eyes water! Karen：I see...I guess you can 8.convince yourself of anything if you really want to. Mark：Indeed! Now，my favourite one.The “spaghetti tree” joke. Karen：Oh，I know it！It’s a good one! Mark：It’s another BBC joke and probably the most famous one.On the 1st of April 1957，a news programme told viewers that the spaghetti trees in Switzerland were 9.having a really good harvest.The programme even showed people picking spaghetti off trees and laying it in the sun to dry. Karen：That’s so funny! Mark：Many people 10.fell for the joke because spaghetti wasn’t that common in England at the time. Karen：I can imagine！ 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $