新世纪大学英语视听说4-Unit7

VocabularyLinkLessonBOnaglobalscaleLessonAInmycommunityCommunityissuesCheck(√)theitemsyouhaveinyourcommunity.Thentalkaboutthemwithyourpartner.√rushhournoisepollutionpolicepatrolstouristtraps√√√VocabularyLinkLessonBOnaglobalscaleCommunityissuesCheck(√)theitemsyouhaveinyourcommunity.Thentalkaboutthemwithyourpartner.√affordablehousingjobopportunitiesethnicrestaurantsshoppingdistrict√√√LessonAInmycommunityVocabularyLinkLessonBOnaglobalscaleCheck(√)thestatementsthatyoufeelaretrueforyourcommunity.Compareyouranswerswithapartner.Communityissues1.Rushhourisunbearable.2.There’stoomuchnoisepollution.3.It’sdangerous.Weneedmorepolicepatrols.4.Touristtrapsshouldbecloseddown.5.Wedon’tneedmoreaffordablehousing.6.Thereareplentyofjobopportunitiesifyoulookhardenough.7.Thereisanicevarietyofethnicrestaurants.8.Theshoppingdistrictisn’tveryexciting.√√√√√√√√LessonAInmycommunityNewwordsandphrasesapleasantsurpriseinagesbeuptoneighborhoodassociationgarbagetruckblockablockpartymayorLessonBOnaglobalscaleListentoDaveandEsra’sconversation.Thencirclethebestanswertocompletethesentence.That’soneofourprojects.Recently,Davehasbeenbusyworkingtoimprovehis__.LanguageNotesa.workplaceb.familylifec.neighborhoodKeysListeningLessonAInmycommunitya.aspeechb.apartyc.ameetingd.aconcerta.policepatrolsb.rushhourtrafficc.affordablehousingd.noisepollutionListeningLessonBOnaglobalscaleWhatistheassociationworkingon?KeysListenagain.Thencirclethecorrectanswers.Thereismorethanoneanswerforeachitem.That’soneofourprojects.WhatdoesDaveinviteEsrato?1.2.Thelongest-everreportedtrafficjamstretched176km(109miles)fromLyontowardsParis,France,onFebruary16,1980.LessonAInmycommunitySpeakingMakingacomplaint/AskingforhelpUsefulExpressionsMakingacomplaint/AskingforhelpLessonBOnaglobalscaleI’vegotacomplaintabout…I’msorrytobringthisup,but…Ihatehavingtosaythis,butcouldyoupossiblytryto…Itlooksterrible.Canyoudoanythingabout…?Somethinghastobedoneabout…Weneedtodosomethingabout…Doyouthinkyoucould…?LessonAInmycommunitySpeakingThemayorismeetingsomemembersofaneighborhoodassociation.Listentotheirconversationandlookatthepicture.Whatisgraffiti?LessonBOnaglobalscaleItlooksterrible.KeyssprayingwordsonwallsLessonAInmycommunitySpeakingLessonBOnaglobalscaleMr.Mayor,IownabusinessinthemainshoppingdistrictandI’vegotacomplaint.Well,whatseemstobetheproblem?Thereistoomuchgraffiti.Kidsarealwayssprayingwordsonthefrontofmystore.Thatisn’tgoodforbusiness,I’msure.No,it’snot,anditlooksterrible.Iagreethatgraffitiisaseriousissue.Wecannotignoreit.Whatareyouplanningtodoaboutit?Ithinkweneedtostudytheproblem.Ifnecessary,we’llincreasethepolicepatrolsatnightinthisarea.Thankyouforyourhelp,Mr.Mayor.You’vegotmyvoteinthenextelection!Man:Mayor:Man:Mayor:Man:Mayor:Man:Mayor:Man:Itlooksterrible.Practicetheconversationwithapartner.LessonAInmycommunitySpeakingLessonBOnaglobalscaleLookatthesethreesituations.Makenotesinyournotebookaboutwhytheyaredangerous.Itlooksterrible.abrokentrafficsignalstraydogsjunkyardLessonAInmycommunitySpeakingLessonBOnaglobalscaleOnepersonplaysthemayorandtheotherpersonplaysaconcernedcitizen.Followthestepsbelow.Itlooksterrible.abrokentrafficsignalstraydogsjunkyard1.2.3.Theconcernedcitizencomplainstothemayoraboutoneofthedangeroussituationsinthepictures,explainingwhyitisdangerous.Afterlisteningtothecomplaint,themayorquicklyexplainsaplantofixtheproblem.Switchroles.Repeatsteps1and2foranotherdangeroussituation.LessonAInmycommunityDoyouthinkyourneighborhoodissafe?Whatkindsofsafetyissuesconcernyouthemost?Discusswithyourpartner.CommunicationLessonBOnaglobalscaleHowsafeisyourneighborhood?LessonAInmycommunityCommunicationLessonBOnaglobalscale1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.Askyourpartnerthesequestionsabouthisorherneighborhood.Check(√)YesorNo.Howsafeisyourneighborhood?Aresomepeopleathomeduringthedaytime?Canyouseepeopleinthelocalparkslateatnight?Doyouknowyourneighborswell?Dochildrenoftenplayinthestreet?Aretheresidewalksforpeopletowalkon?Aretherefrequentpolicepatrols?Istherelittleornograffiti?Dopeopledrinkalcoholatbarsinyourneighborhood?Arethestreetsclearlymarkedwithtrafficsigns?Arethereanyabandonedlots?YesNo√√√√√√√√√√LessonAInmycommunity√√√√√√√√√√CommunicationLessonBOnaglobalscaleNowuseyourpartner’sanswerstocalculatehisorherneighborhood’s“safetyscore”below.(10points=verysafe,1point=notsosafe)Howsafeisyourneighborhood?1.Whenpeoplearearound,thereislesscriminalactivity.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.Thereismorecrimewhenpeoplehangaroundinparkslateatnight.You’llpaymoreattentionwhenyouknowyourneighbors.It’sdangerousforpeopletoplayinthestreet.Whenpeoplestayonthesidewalks,theyarelesslikelytobehitbybicyclesorcars.Thereislesscrimeiftherearemorepolicepatrols.Graffitiisasignofanoveralldeclineofaneighborhood.Whenpeopledrink,theytendtofightmore.Trafficsignsneedtobecleartohelpwithtrafficflow.Kidscanhangoutinabandonedlotsandcausetrouble.ScoringScore1pointforYes1pointforNo1pointforYes1pointforYes1pointforNo1pointforYes1pointforYes1pointforNo1pointforYes1pointforNoExplanationQ#Total(SafetyScore)=LessonAInmycommunityCommunicationLessonBOnaglobalscaleTellyour