《英語中高職貫通第一》課件-lesson 5

WarmingUpMatchthewordsandphraseswiththepictures.a.gateb.airportc.suitcased.thumbe.experimentf.counterg.shoppingmallh.trainstation

6.8.7.5.1.2.3.4.cgbhfeadGiveaRidetoaFriendPeterstoppedhiscaratabusstopoutsidetheschoolgatewhenhesawJohn.Listentotheirconversationandanswerthequestions.1.What’sJohngoingtodo?

2.WhywillJohnbelate?

3.WillPeterdropJohnoffatthesubwaystation?Howdoyouknowtheanswer?No.HewilltakeJohntotheairportbecausehesaid“Don’tworry.I’dliketomeetyoursister,too”.He’sgoingtotheairporttopickuphissister.Becausehemissedthe4o’clockbus,andthenextbuswon’tcomeuntil4:30.Listentotheconversationagainanddecideiftheinformationbelowistrueorfalse.WriteTforthetrueandFforthefalseinformation.()1.John’ssisteriscomingbyherself.()2.John’ssisterwillarriveattheairportat4o’clock.()3.Thesubwaytrainrunseverytwentyminutes.TFFCompletetheconversationaccordingtotherecording.I'dliketomeetyoursisterNicetoseeyouhere.pickupcomingbyherselfarriveat5:004o'clockbus4:30dropmeoffeverytenminutesA:Hi,John.(1).Areyougoinganywhere?B:Yes.I’mgoingtotheairportto(2)mysister.A:Isshe(3)?B:Yes.Shewill(4).A:Oh,dear.I’mafraidthatyouwillbelate.B:Yes.Imissedthe(5),andthenextbuswon’tcomeuntil(6).A:Letmetakeyoutotheairport.Comeon.B:That’sverykindofyou.Butit’stoomuchtroubleforyou.A:No,notatall.B:Just(7)atthesubwaystation.Thetrainruns(8).A:Don’tworry.(9),too.Supposeyouaregoingonabusinesstripbythehighspeedtrain.Youwillbelatebecauseit’snoteasyforyoutocallataxitothetrainstationintherushhour.Yourfriendhappenstoseeyouinhiscar.Hewouldliketoofferyouaride.Now,workwithyourclassmatetomakeadialogandactitout.HelporNotHelp?Thinkaboutthequestionbeforereadingthepassage.Readthearticleandanswerthequestionsbelow.Onelittlegirlwasclutchingherfavoritetoywhileheryoungersisterwassuckingherthumb—andbothlookedlostandconfused.Intheoldtimesakindadultmighthavestoppedtoaskthemwheretheirmomwas.However,inamodernsociety,hundredsofbusypeoplesimplywalkedonwithoutstoppingtoaskaboutthem.ThegirlsstoodforanhouronaSaturdaymorninginabusyshoppingmalllookingfor“help”.Andinfactthisisasocialexperimentfortelevision.ThetwogirlsagreedtohelpandwerebroughtalongbytheirmotherwhowatchedfrombehindanearbycounterwithaTVpresenter.Thetwogirlspretendedtohavegotlost,holdingtheirdollswithoutanyclueforwhattodo.Astonishingly,overthewholehouronlyoneperson,agrandmother,tookamomenttofindoutiftherewasaproblem.Alloftheother616passersbycompletelyignoredthegirls.HelporNotHelp?Itwasverysadforthemotherofthetwosisters,whowaswatchingfromahidingplacenearby.Shesawthatpassingcouplesevensplitaparttowalkaroundeithersideofthe“l(fā)ost”girlsandpeoplewheelingsuitcasescarefullyavoidedthem,notthinkingtocheckiftheyneededhelp.Yesterdayonthetelevision,theresearcherssaidthattheresultsoftheexperimentwereshocking,andcalledonthepublictostepiniftheysawayoungsterlookinglost.1.Howdidthetwolittlegirlslookwhentheypretendedtohavegotlost?

2.Whatdidthemotherdowhenherchildrenpretendedtohavegotlost?

3.Didthepassers-bywanttogiveanyhelptothegirls?Howdoyouknow?

4.Howdidtheresearchersfeelwhentheygottheresultsoftheexperiment?Andwhatdidtheydo?5.Whatdoyouthinkofthiskindofexperiment?Isitabletoproducereliableresults?Why?Questions:(open-endedquestion)Theylookedlostandconfused.ShewatchedfrombehindanearbycounterwithaTVpresenter.No.Onlyoneperson,agrandmother,tookamomenttofindoutiftherewasaproblem.Allofthe616otherpassers-bycompletelyignoredthegirls.Theresultsoftheexperimentwereshocking,andtheresearcherscalledonthepublictostepiniftheysawayoungsterlookinglost.I.Herearesomepossibleexplanations.Readthemandselectonethatisthemostplausible(有道理的；可信的),andthengiveyourexplanations.□Somepassers-bywereinahurrytotaketheplane,sotheydidn’tnoticethegirls.□Somepassers-bywerethinkingabouttheirownjob.□Somepassers-bydidn’twanttobotherthetwogirls.□Somepassers-bynoticedthepresenceofthemotherandtheTVpresenternearby.□Somepassers-bydidn’twanttomakeashowonTV.□Somepassers-byknewthatitwasjustasocialexperiment.Thesocialexperimentusuallyproducesinterestingresults.Butwemustbecarefulwhenwewanttomakeaconclusion.Itisquitepossibletoexplaintheresultsinmanydifferentways.Forexample,thepassers-bymaynothavenoticedthetwogirlsatall.II.Now,writethreepossibleexplanationsofyourownonthelinesbelow.1.2.3.MoreActivitiesSupposeyouareanewspaperreporter.Youaredoingasurveyonpeople’sattitudestowardshelpingothers.Workwithyourclassmatetomakeadialog.Youmaytalklikethis:e.g.A:Excuseme.Imdoingasurveyonpeoplesattitudestowardshelpingothers.MayIaskyousomequestions?B:Yes,pleasegoahead.A:Areyougoingtohelpthepeoplewhoareintrouble?B:...A:Why?I.Readthefirstfax.II.Completethereplyfaxwiththewordsfromthewordbox.entertainmentlocatedsurewalkingdistancefromratefacilitieshearingequipmenthasofferrepresentativescoachexcellenttravelbrochureuseconferenceroomsDearMs.Kathleen,ThankyouverymuchforyourfaxofApril2nd.Asyouwillseefromtheenclosedbrochure,ourhotelis(1)inthecitycenter,within(2)tothebusinesscenter.Itishalfanhour’sdrivingdistance(3)theairport.Ourhotelrunsourown(4)everyhalfanhour.Our(5)forconferencesare,weliketothink,(6).Wecanaccommodate(7)of20to100,aswehavefour(8)withmodern(9).Eachofourguestrooms(10)modernfacilitieswithalargeTVandminibartomakeourguestsfeelcomfortable.locatedwalkingdistancefromcoachfacilitiesexcellentrepresentativesconferenceroomsequipmenthasII.Completethereplyfaxwiththewordsfromthewordbox.entertainmentlocatedsurewalkingdistancefromratefaciliti