大学英语视听进阶 3

大学英语视听进阶3教师手册CollegeEnglishViewandListen3Teacher'sManual1p.1A.TheWorld'sGameHigh-AltitudePeoplesSportandFitnessB.PushingtheLimit2p.14A.WhatIsBeauty?SkinMaskSkinDeepB.UnmaskingSkin3p.26A.PandaProtectorsLeopardUnderThreatAnimalsinDangerB.CatsinCrisisReview1p.38PartoneVocabularyPartTwoTheLostWorldPartThreeBiodiversity4p.42A.TheRingofFireTsunami:KillerWaveViolentEarthB.WhentheEarthMoves5p.55A.TheBestofBrazilIslandParadiseIslandsandBeachesB.IslandExplorations6p.67A.SilentStonesAncientLittlePeopleAncientMysteriesB.TheLostCaveReview2p.80PartoneVocabularyPartTwoTheSerengetiPartThreeEarthinMotion7p.84A.TheWorld'sFavoriteDrugSolarPowerGlobalAddictionsB.AddictedtoFossilFuel?8p.96A.TreasureFleetMeccaLegendaryVoyagesB.ArabianTales9p.108A.AnIll-FatedFlightCoastGuardSchoolStoriesofSurvivalB.APhotographer'sQuestReview3p.120PartOneVocabularyPartTwoTheForbiddenCityPartThreeEnergy10p.124A.AMindofYourOwnSharkvs.OctopusAllintheMindB.HowSmartAreAnimals?11p.136A.ColorofLifeUrbanArtArtandLifeB.MasterofColor12p.149A.ModernMedicineParaguayShamanMedicalChallengesB.VirusHuntersReview4p.161PartOneVocabularyPartTwoBanksoftheSeinePartThreeCulturalHeritageWarmingUpAnswerKeyAnswerswillvary.Listening1ATheWorld'sGameLessonOverviewTargetVocabularyaward,data,decade,enormous,enthusiasm,evolve,frontier,intense,prospect,versionListeningPassageSummaryThepassagedescribesthesituationofsoccerineachcontinentanditsincreasingimportanceasaglobalsport.AnswerKeyBeforeYouListen1.T2.T3.F4.TListeningComprehensionPartOneA.1.b2.a3.c4.d5.bB.1.Whattheworldnowcallsfootball,orsoccer;asfarbackas2500B.C.如今被世界称为“足球”、在美国叫做“英式足球”的这项运动始于公元前2500年中国人进行的一种叫做“蹴鞠”的比赛。2.anintensesoccercompetition;increaseenthusiasmforthesportacrossAsia在过去的20年里，日本、中国和韩国之间的激烈的足球竞争增加了亚洲对于这项运动的热情。3.Butinterestinsoccerisgrowing;bringthesportandtheirenthusiasmforittotheirnewcountry但是随着来自巴尔干半岛国家和其他国家的移民把这项运动及他们的热情带到他们的新国度里，人们对足球越来越感兴趣。PartTwo1.AfricafacestheprospectoflosingmanyofitsbestplayerstotheEuropeanclubsbecausethiscontinentlacksstrongdomesticteamsandtheycanearnbigmoneyandinternationalrecognitioninEuropeanclubs.2.a.SouthAmericaproducessomeofthemostexcitingsoccerandmostadmiredplayersonEarth.b.BrazilhaswonthemostWorldCupFinalseveranditistheonlyteamtohaveparticipatedineveryWorldCuptodate.c.Youthsoccerisalsoanenormousbusinessthere.3.Almost28percent;Itisthelargestnumberofwomenprofessionalsoccerplayersintheworld.4.Men'ssoccerisalsogaininginpopularitythroughoutNorthAmerica,despitetoughcompetitionfromotherpopularteamsports,suchasbaseball,Americanfootball,andicehockey.5.a.soccer'sworldwidepopularity;b.thereachofsatellitetelevision;c.playersandcoachesfromabroad;d.fansallovertheworld.AfterYouListenA.1.devoteallmyenthusiasmandenergytoit2.aprocessintheevolutionoflabordivision3.frontierfortheelectronicsindustry4.hasbeenthesubjectofintensedebate5.facingtheprospectofunemploymentB.1.Asia:dandh.2.Australia:b,e,andg.3.NorthAmerica:a,c,andf.C.Answerswillvary.ListeningComprehensionBeforestudentsstarttheactuallistening,askthemwhattheyknowaboutthepeopleinthephotographsanddrawings.PartOneA.MultipleChoice.Havestudentslistentopartoneofthepassagecarefullyandchoosethebestanswerforthequestions.Checkanswersasaclass,askingstudentstogiveevidencefortheiranswersbyrepeatingthesentencesinthepassage.B.DictationandTranslation.Firstlyhavestudentslistentothesesentencesandcompletethem,andthencheckanswerswithapartner.SecondlytheycandiscussinapairandtrytoputthesentencesintoChinese,andthencheckasaclassandselectthebesttranslations.PlanetFootball(PartOne)Throughouthistory,peoplehaveplayedsomeversionofakickinggame.Whattheworldnowcallsfootball,orsoccerintheU.S.,beganasfarbackas2500B.C.withtheChinesegameoftsuchu.Thesportwe'refamiliarwithtodayoriginatedinBritain;bythe1840s,England'sFootballAssociationhadestablishedasetofrules,andthemoderngamewasborn.Today,morethan120millionregularplayersfromallovertheglobeparticipateinthegameannually,trulymakingsoccertheworld'ssport.Europe:HomeoftheRichandFamousEuropehasthelargestnumberofsoccerplayersonEarthandisalsohometotheworld'srichestandbest-knownprofessionalteams.Europe'smajorclubs--suchasSpain'sRealMadridandEngland'sManchesterUnited--haveevolvedfromlocalteamstoglobalbrands,withsupportersallovertheworld.Someareownedbyforeignbusinessmen,whoinvestlargeamountsofmoneyintheirclubs,hopingtoearnsignificantreturnsonticketsales,television,andadvertisingdeals.Asia:AGrowingPassionOverthepasttwodecades,anintensesoccercompetitionamongJapan,China,andSouthKoreahashelpedtoincreaseenthusiasmforthesportacrossAsia.InChina,forexample,recentdatasuggestthatsoccerisnowmorepopularthantraditionalChinesefavorites,suchastabletennisandbasketball.Thisenthusiasmhasalsohelpedtobridgedifferencesandbringpeopletogether.The2002WorldCup,co-hostedbySouthKoreaandJapan,wasavictoryforcooperationandfriendship,andintheMiddleEast,youthsoccerteamshavealsohelpedtopromotepeace.AustraliaandOceania:SoccerDownUnderFordecades,Australiansportshavebeendominatedbycricket,rugby,andAustralianrulesfootball.Today,thisregionstillhasthefewestnumberofsoccerplayer