新视野大学英语视听说教程2第三版BOOK2 UNIT4

LifeunderthespotlightUNIT4Unit4LifeunderthespotlightOpeningupListeningtotheworldSpeakingforcommunicationFurtherpracticeinlisteningWrappingupLearningobjectivesFuntimedebateonwhetherweshouldholdontoourdreams4Learningobjectivestalkaboutfameandcelebrities1understandcauseandeffect2makerequestsandoffers3Openingup1Workinpairsanddiscussthequestions1Whatarethepositiveandnegativethingsaboutbeingfamous?Positive1:FortuneOneofthegreatestadvantagesofbeingfamousisthatfamegenerallybringswithitlotsoffortune.Socelebritiesusuallyliveacomfortableandevenluxuriouslife.Openingup1Workinpairsanddiscussthequestions1Whatarethepositiveandnegativethingsaboutbeingfamous?Positive2:OpportunityBeingfamousopensupmanyopportunitiesinlife.Manycelebritiesembarkupontheentrepreneurshippathassoonastheyachievestardom.Openingup1Workinpairsanddiscussthequestions1Whatarethepositiveandnegativethingsaboutbeingfamous?Positive3:PrivilegeCelebritiesgetspecialtreatmentwherevertheygo,forexample,specialseatsattheatersorspecialtablesatrestaurants.Openingup1Workinpairsanddiscussthequestions1Whatarethepositiveandnegativethingsaboutbeingfamous?Negative1:LackofprivacyLackofprivacyisoneofthebiggestdisadvantagesofbeingacelebrity.Celebritiescannotleadlivesofordinarypeoplebecausetheyareconstantlywatchedandfollowedbypaparazziwhohavelittleornorespectfortheprivacyofcelebritiesortheirfamilymembers.Openingup1Workinpairsanddiscussthequestions1Whatarethepositiveandnegativethingsaboutbeingfamous?Negative2:PressureCelebritiesexperiencegreatpressureowingtotheirfans’expectations.Somefansmayexpectcelebritiestobeabsolutelyperfectineveryaspectoftheirlives.Negative3:HarassmentCelebritiesareoftenharassedbyphonecalls,emailsormessagesfromfansorfollowerswhocrossthelineandbecomeobsessed.Openingup1Workinpairsanddiscussthequestions2Whatwouldyoudoifyouwerefamous?•IfIwerefamous,Iwouldhelpmyparentspayoffthemortgage,andaffordalotofnicethingsformyfamilyandmyfriends.•IfIwerefamous,Iwouldbuymyselfasportscarandmovemyparentsintotheirdreamhouse.•IfIwerefamous,Iwouldusemystatustobettertheworldandhelppeopleinneed.Openingup1Workinpairsanddiscussthequestions3Whatisthedifferencebetweenbecomingfamousinthepastandnow?Ithasbecomemucheasierforordinarypeopletobecomefamousnowadays.Inthepast,ifyouwantedtobefamous,youmightneedtobeoutstandinginthefieldofentertainmentorsportsorpolitics.Butnowwiththedevelopmentofmoderntechnology,thereareavarietyofwaystobecomefamous.YoucanappearonarealityTVprogram,oryoucanmakeyourselfawebcelebrityovernightbyfilmingyourselfsinging,dancingorgivingaspeech.ListeningtotheworldSharingListeningViewingListeningtotheworld1Watchapodcastforitsgeneralidea.Thepodcastismainlyaboutpeople’sattitudestowardbeingfamous,whatthey’dliketobefamousfor,andwhichfamouspersonthey’dmostliketomeet.2WatchPart1andfillintheblanks.1)findingout2)anormalperson3)feelaboutfameListeningtotheworld3WatchPart2andcheck(√)thetruestatements.1A2B3C4D5E6F√√√Listeningtotheworld4WatchPart3andfillintheblanks.1)exciting2)worthwhile3)amodel4)realfame5)invention6)inthestreetAdditionalNotesMischaBarton:amovie,television,andstageactress,andoccasionalfashionmodel.SheisbestknownforherroleasMarissaCooperinthetelevisionseriesTheO.C.ShealsostarredinmoviesLawnDogs,NottingHill,TheSixthSense,andPups.Listeningtotheworld4WatchPart2andfillintheblanks.AdditionalNotesBobDylan:Hehasbeenrecordingandperformingsincethe1960s,mixingmanyofthetraditionsinAmericansong,fromfolk,blues,andcountrytogospel,rockandroll.HailedastheShakespeareofhisgeneration,Dylansoldmorethan58millionalbums,wrotemorethan500songsrecordedbymorethan2,000artists,performedallovertheworld,andsetthestandardforlyricwriting.Asasongwriterandmusician,hehasreceived11GrammyAwards,oneAcademyAwardandoneGoldenGlobeAward.In2000,hewasawardedthePolarMusicPrize,andin2012thePresidentialMedalofFreedom.Listeningtotheworld4WatchPart2andfillintheblanks.AdditionalNotesSirRanulphFiennes:aBritishadventurerandholderofseveralendurancerecords.HeundertooknumerousexpeditionsandwasthefirsttovisitboththeNorthandSouthPolesbysurfacemeansandthefirsttocrossAntarcticaonfoot.AndheclimbedtothesummitofMountQomolangmaattheageof65.Listeningtotheworld4WatchPart2andfillintheblanks.Listeningtotheworld5WatchPart4andmatchthestatements.EFADBC123456Listeningtotheworld6Workinpairsandanswerthequestions.1Wouldyouliketobefamous?•Iwouldn’tliketobefamousbecauseifIwerefamous,Iwouldhavenoprivacy.Idon’tlikebeingwatchedallthetime.Ihatetohavemyeverymoverecordedorphotographedbypaparazzi.•IwouldliketobefamouspartlybecauseIwouldenjoybeingthefocusofattention,andpartlybecauseIwouldhaveenoughmoneytodowhateverIwant.Listeningtotheworld6Workinpairsandanswerthequestions.2Whatwouldyouliketobefamousfor?•Iwouldlovetobeafamouswriter,likeShakespeare.Ithinkit’sawonderfulthingtobeabletowriteabookthatpeopleallaroundtheworldwanttoread.•I’dliketobeafamouspolitician.IfIwereapolitician,Iwouldtrytochangetheworld,tostopallthesewarsanddosomethingtohelppoorcountries.Youknow,Ithinkit’sterriblethatmostpoliticiansdon’tseemtoworryaboutthingslikethat.Listeningtotheworld6Worki