新世紀(jì)大學(xué)英語視聽說Unit及答案課件教案

1、會(huì)計(jì)學(xué)1新世紀(jì)大學(xué)英語視聽新世紀(jì)大學(xué)英語視聽(shtng)說說Unit及答案及答案第一頁，共60頁。第1頁/共59頁第二頁，共60頁。Vocabulary FocusLesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A TechnostressInformation overloadMany people today use IMs (instant messages) to communicate instantly over the Internet. What are some of the advantages and disadvantages of sending IM

2、s? Pair work. Categorize the phrases below. Can you add more ideas to the list?adds stress to the workplacespeeds up decision-makingKeysspeeds up decision-making, saves time, fosters communication, makes it easier to stay in touch. distracts from regular worksaves timefosters communicationmakes it e

3、asier to stay in touchAdvantages of sending IMsDisadvantages of sending IMsadds stress to the workplace, distracts from regular work.第2頁/共59頁第三頁，共60頁。Vocabulary FocusDear Dr. Micro,I need your help. I am drowning in information overload at work. Between the telephone calls, voicemail systems, email

4、messages, and faxes, its becoming too much. At the office I am often trying to carry on a conversation while typing a memo and checking the time for my next conference call.Read this letter to an advice columnist. What is Ms. Silvas problem? Notice the words in blue.Information overloadI spend my da

5、ys sitting in front of my computer or talking to clients on the telephone. I have almost no face-to-face interaction with people during the day. And at night, its the same problem as I try to answer email and IMs from my friends and family. I thought all this technology was supposed to make my life

6、easier, but its rapidly becoming a recipe for disaster. I feel chained to my computer.Nadia SilvaLesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A Technostress第3頁/共59頁第四頁，共60頁。Vocabulary FocusDear Ms. Siva,Technology can help us save time and money, but only if we use it wisely. There are some things you can do to h

7、elp your situation it isnt hopeless by any means. Cut back on the multitasking: When you try to do more than one task at once, you lose focus and become less efficient.2. Spend more time with family, coworkers, and friends: A computer is not a friend it is an impersonal machine with its own limitati

8、ons. Get out at night and take an exercise class or an art class something you enjoy. Seeing other people promotes a sense of community and besides, its fun!3. Get some exercise: Sitting in front of a computer all day is a sedentary activity you need to find something active to do. Why dont you take

9、 time at lunch for a brisk 20-minute walk with a co-worker and get caught up on 1. office gossip?Lesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A Technostress第4頁/共59頁第五頁，共60頁。Vocabulary FocusHeavy dependence on computers and other machines can be unhealthy. Follow the suggestions above, though, and youll feel freer

10、 than you have in a long time. I tried them myself and found them to be liberating indeed. Good luck!Dr. MicroLesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A Technostress第5頁/共59頁第六頁，共60頁。Vocabulary FocusMatch the words or phrases in the article in B with their definitions._ 1. contacta. information overload _ 2. w

11、ill likely cause something bad to happenb. interaction_ 3. having too much information to absorbc. recipe for disasterKeysbcaLesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A Technostress第6頁/共59頁第七頁，共60頁。Vocabulary Focus_ 1. distanta. multitasking_ 2. doing more than one thing at onceb. impersonal_ 3. freeingc. prom

12、otes_ 4. reliance ond. sedentary_ 5. inactivee. dependence_ 6. encouragesf. liberatingKeysbafedcLesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A TechnostressPair work. Which of the words or phrases in C can you associate with IMS?C第7頁/共59頁第八頁，共60頁。Talk about a time you had a problem with technology (for example, yo

13、ur cell phone didnt work). How did you feel? What did you do?When technology does not workListeningProper names Knox Street Delmar Street Other words and phrases anchor blackout its a mess get to the bottom of you name it looting take advantage of all in all stay tuned Lesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson

14、 A TechnostressLanguage NotesHere are some words and phrases you will hear in A, B and C. Read them aloud. 第8頁/共59頁第九頁，共60頁。(Track 5-6-1)ListeningListen to the news report. Then circle the correct answers below that describe the report.This is a daytime / report on radio / about a / storm that happe

15、ned in the / winter. KeyseveningTVblackoutsummerLesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A TechnostressReal English get to the bottom of (something) = find the truth or cause of a problemSpeakers use these phrases to link cause and effect:was the cause of was responsible for As a result, Talking about cause a

16、nd effect第9頁/共59頁第十頁，共60頁。Listen again. What caused these three things to happen? Write your answers.Listening(Track 5-6-2)CAUSEEFFECTno electricityeleven deathsextra police on the street1.2.3.Keysone piece of broken equipment record-breaking heat lootingLesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A Technostress

17、第10頁/共59頁第十一頁，共60頁。houses without power: _length of time with no electricity: _deaths: _recent temperatures: _cooling centers: _stores broken into: _Listening(Track 5-6-3)Listen again and complete these items with the appropriate number or numerical expression. Keys100,0008 hours 11 over 100 degrees

18、 a dozen severalLesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A Technostress第11頁/共59頁第十二頁，共60頁。Pair work. Have you been in a blackout, a bad storm, an earthquake, or a similar event? What happened? Talk with your partner about your experience.ListeningLesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A Technostress第12頁/共59頁第十三頁，共60頁

19、。Im pretty good at it.Pair work. Read about the situation below. Pay attention to the words in blue. Who should Jim go to for help? Why?SpeakingLesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A TechnostressSaying youre able or not able to do somethingJims computer has crashed and he doesnt know what to do. Read what

20、 these different people said to Jim.Paolo: Kim: Jesse: I might be able to help you. I know something about computers.Let me look at it. Im pretty good at fixing things.What should you do? I havent got a clue about it. Ask Emi.第13頁/共59頁第十四頁，共60頁。Im pretty good at it.SpeakingEmi: Jacques: Gloria:I kno

21、w something about computers. Im busy now, but I can help you later.Im sorry, but Im no good at fixing things, especially computers.I dont have the faintest idea how to fix it. Call a repair service.Lesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A TechnostressKeysPaolo and Kim are the best people to ask for help now

22、. Emi could help Jim later. 第14頁/共59頁第十五頁，共60頁。I might be able to change a tire if I had to.Im pretty good at typing on an English keyboard.Im pretty good at golf.I havent got a clue about scuba diving.Im pretty good at it.Read the statements below. What do you notice about the words that follow the

23、 expressions in blue?SpeakingAgreeDisagreemight be able to + infinitive; pretty good at + gerund;pretty good at + noun; havent got a clue about + noun; KeysAll are ways of talking about abilities. Lesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A Technostress第15頁/共59頁第十六頁，共60頁。5. I know something about computers.6.

24、Im no good at karaoke.7. Im no good at speaking in front of a group of people.8. I dont have the faintest idea how to cook Italian food.Im pretty good at it.SpeakingAgreeDisagreeAll are ways of talking about abilities. know something about + noun; be no good at + noun; be no good at + gerund;dont ha

25、ve the faintest idea how to + infinitive KeysLesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A Technostress第16頁/共59頁第十七頁，共60頁。Pair work. Read the statements in B again. Think about your own answer for each statement, and check () Agree or Disagree. Then explain your answers to a partner. SpeakingNot me! I wouldnt kn

26、ow what to do!I might be able to change a tire if I had to. My dad showed me how to do it.Lesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A Technostress第17頁/共59頁第十八頁，共60頁。Pair work. Is there something your partner knows how to do or is good at that youre not? Ask your partner to explain how to do it.SpeakingLesson B

27、 Extreme gadgetsLesson A Technostress第18頁/共59頁第十九頁，共60頁。Optional ListeningNot your typical storeHere are some words and phrases you will hear in A, B, and C. Read them aloud.Proper names Science in Action Jeff Sanders Steve Schwartz the Extra Future Store Manhattan HotelOther words and phrases swipe

28、 special radio frequency identification chips (RFID) debit card have a point Lesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A TechnostressLanguage Notes第19頁/共59頁第二十頁，共60頁。Optional Listening(Track 5-6-4)KeysListen to the first part of the radio program. Then fill in the boxes to show the shopping process in the Extr

29、a Future Store. enter the store choose a (1) _swipe (2) _though a computer on _shopping cartyour store ID cardthe carts handleLesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A Technostress第20頁/共59頁第二十一頁，共60頁。Optional Listeninginformation about specials appear on the (6) _make your selectiona map on your cart shows y

30、ou where to find (7) _payads about suggested products to go with your choicethe computer (4) _ comes onand a (5) _ of the store appearsscreenmapcomputer of your cartthe productKeysLesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A Technostress第21頁/共59頁第二十二頁，共60頁。Listen to the rest of the program for the information t

31、o complete the sentences.1. The Extra Future Store makes this kind of shopping experience possible with _.2. Each chip has a _ and is _ a product.3. An “RFID reader” is used to _ about a product, such as its _, on the shopping carts computer.4. RFID chips help you find _ more quickly.5. The _ are re

32、ad by a scanner.(Track 5-6-5)Keysattached toradio frequency identification chipsdisplay the informationOptional Listeningprice and locationthe products you needunique ID numberRFID-tagged items in your cartLesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A Technostress第22頁/共59頁第二十三頁，共60頁。Pair work. Now listen to the

33、whole interview and talk about the advantages and disadvantages of using RFID chips. Write them down in the chart below. (Track 5-6-6)KeysOptional ListeningReasons forReasons againstShoppers will be able to find items in a store more quickly.shoppers wont have to wait in line to pay;your location co

34、uld be tracked;peoples privacy is at stake.items will be read by a scanner;your card will be charged automatically;stores can save money by ordering fewer of the less popular items;shoppers will pay less, too.Using RFID chips in storesLesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A Technostress第23頁/共59頁第二十四頁，共60頁。

35、Characters in the video:(1) (2) TV reporterInterviewees (shoppers): Man 1, Man 2, Woman, American man, Watahara, KanzakiExtreme GadgetsLesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A Technostress第24頁/共59頁第二十五頁，共60頁。Before You WatchHere are some words and phrases you will hear in the video clip. Read them aloud.Pro

36、per names Akihabara Vein Mouse Other words and phrases on the prowl for hotspot high tech tech junkies score soup up gauge gizmo game for Lesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A TechnostressExtreme GadgetsLanguage Notes第25頁/共59頁第二十六頁，共60頁。hotspot _ a. moving quietly and carefully hunting or looking for som

37、ethinghigh tech _ b. people who are addicted to technical extreme gadgets 3. on the prowl for _ c. (informal) succeed in getting tech junkies _ d. highly advanced technology5. score (v.) _ e. a lively place of entertainment Before You WatchMatch each word or phrase with the correct meaning.Keysdabe

38、cLesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A TechnostressExtreme Gadgets第26頁/共59頁第二十七頁，共60頁。KeyseacbBefore You Watch1. Vein Mouse _ a. (informal) a small piece of equipment that does something in a new and clever way 2. gizmo _ b. a computer mouse that can identify a user by scanning the hand3. game for _ c. m

39、easure something accurately using a special instrument4. gauge _ d. make something more powerful5. soup up _ e. ready and willing to do something new, difficult or dangerousdLesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A TechnostressExtreme Gadgets第27頁/共59頁第二十八頁，共60頁。Before You WatchIn this video clip, the TV rep

40、orter interviews shoppers in the Tokyo district of Akihabara, where high-tech gadgets are sold.Look at the pictures and read the statements below them carefully, and then think about the following questions before you watch the video.Lesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A TechnostressExtreme Gadgets第28頁/共

41、59頁第二十九頁，共60頁。Whenever I come here, I find something new. So its always always amazing. Akihabara is the place for extreme gadgets like the latest ultra-thin notebook or micro video camera. The Vein Mouse can identify a user by scanning the hand. There are many gizmos at the Future Lifestyle Lab. Le

42、sson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A TechnostressExtreme Gadgets第29頁/共59頁第三十頁，共60頁。Before You Watch1. The topic of the video is “Extreme gadgets.” What do you think the CNN reporter will include in this report?2. Do you know any items that you think can be considered as extreme gadgets? Note them down.3.

43、What kind of people do you think are likely to visit Akihabara?4. Do you think Japanese consumers are more willing to try out new things? Why?5. What kind of extreme gadgets are you interested in? Lesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A TechnostressExtreme Gadgets第30頁/共59頁第三十一頁，共60頁。The topic of the video

44、is “Extreme gadgets.” What do you think the CNN reporter will include in this report?1.Probably she will introduce some fancy high-tech gadgets that can only be found in Akihabara. Lesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A TechnostressExtreme Gadgets第31頁/共59頁第三十二頁，共60頁。Do you know any items that you think ca

45、n be considered as extremegadgets? Note them down.2.I think things like cell phones, MP4 players, digital cameras, USB, etc. can perhaps be considered as extreme gadgets. Lesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A TechnostressExtreme Gadgets第32頁/共59頁第三十三頁，共60頁。What kind of people do you think are likely to vi

46、sit Akihabara?3.Young people who are very keen on new technology tech heads. Lesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A TechnostressExtreme Gadgets第33頁/共59頁第三十四頁，共60頁。Do you think Japanese consumers are more willing to try out new things? Why?4.Yes, I do think Japanese consumers are more willing to try out ne

47、w things because they think owning the latest items is a symbol of their social status. Lesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A TechnostressExtreme Gadgets第34頁/共59頁第三十五頁，共60頁。What kind of extreme gadgets are you interested in? 5.I am interested in small digital cameras. Lesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A Tec

48、hnostressExtreme Gadgets第35頁/共59頁第三十六頁，共60頁。While You WatchWatch the video once or twice and listen for answers to these questions. Take brief notes on the answers. Then compare answers with a partner.Why do so many “tech junkies” people who like technical gadgets very much and use them a lot like t

49、o go to Japan?What is the purpose of the “Vein Mouse” and how does it work?What is the purpose of the “healthy toilet” and how does it work?What is special about the refrigerator shown in the video?Lesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A TechnostressExtreme GadgetsKeys第36頁/共59頁第三十七頁，共60頁。They go to see the

50、 newest technical gadgets that they can only find in Japan.It identifies PC users before they log on. It recognizes the users vein pattern and checks it against others stored in its system.It provides a health checkup. It analyzes whats in the bowl to measure body fat and blood sugar and then e-mail

51、s the results to the users doctor.It has a camera inside that lets you check the contents by using a mobile phone.Lesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A TechnostressExtreme Gadgets第37頁/共59頁第三十八頁，共60頁。Tech heads are all hitting the _, the Tokyo district of Akihabara.Whenever I come here, I find _. I can ne

52、ver find those cell phones in _. They are not _. Akihabara is the place to find this_. While You WatchWatch the video once again. Complete the outline below with the main points of what each person says in the interview. TV reporter: Man 1: Man 2: Woman:Keyshotspot of high techsomething newGermanyav

53、ailable yetelectronic stuffLesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A TechnostressExtreme Gadgets第38頁/共59頁第三十九頁，共60頁。While You WatchTV reporter: _ from all over the world come to Akihabara to score the kind of _ that are only available in _.American man: There are _ here that havent been introduced in the _.

54、TV reporter: Like the _, a computer mouse that can identify a user by _.Keysextreme gadgets Japannew products United StatesVein MouseTech junkies scanning the handLesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A TechnostressExtreme Gadgets第39頁/共59頁第四十頁，共60頁。While You WatchWatahara: The technology _ already existed.

55、TV reporter: This souped-up mouse recognizes _ and _ it against others stored in the system. The healthy toilet _ whats inside the bowl and then _ the results to the doctor.Kanzaki: There is a camera inside of the fridge, so you can check the contents from _ using a _.TV reporter: The fridge will _

56、in the next few years. Not a _ when Japan is so game for _. Japanese consumers are more willing to _.to identify the vein the vein pattern checksanalyzesemailsoutsidemobile phoneretailsurprisegadgetstry new thingsKeysLesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A TechnostressExtreme Gadgets第40頁/共59頁第四十一頁，共60頁。Def

57、initely.Why?Theyre _ this innovation, very _ going out and shopping for those things.Owning the latest gear is a _. Im here for _.This is one place where shopping can be a _.While You WatchMan 1: TV reporter: Man 1: TV reporter: Man 3: TV reporter: used for keen on status symbollooking and watchings

58、pectator sportLesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A TechnostressExtreme GadgetsKeys第41頁/共59頁第四十二頁，共60頁。KeysWhile You WatchAll of the extreme gadgets on display in Japan have already appeared in the United States.The technology used in the “Vein Mouse” has already been used in office gadgets.The “healthy

59、toilet” measures the users weight and temperature.The refrigerator shown in the video will be sold to public in the next few years.According to the reporter, extreme gadgets are a status symbol in Japan..5.T / FT / FT / FT / FT / FRead the statements below. Then watch the video again and deci

60、de whether the statements are true or false. Circle T (true) or F (false). Correct the false statements with your classmates.Lesson B Extreme gadgetsLesson A TechnostressExtreme Gadgets第42頁/共59頁第四十三頁，共60頁。T / FT / FT / FT / FT / FAll of the extreme gadgets on display in Japan have already appeared i