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PartIPartIIPartIIIPartIVCollegeEnglishIntegratedCourse3nextUnitSeven:MakingaLivingUnit7:MakingaLivingNCE-B3Pre-ReadingTasksASong:SheWorksHardfortheMoneyTaskOne:TheQuestions1.2.3.4PartI:previousnextPartII:TextAp1.Thealarmrings.…P2.Asurgeon’sscar…p3.Andso…p4.Withtremblingbands…p5.Hetiltshishatjustso…p6.Hisnervousnessmakes…p7.Inhisheart…p8.Portercameto…p9.Peoplewereimpatient…p10.Withherencouragement…p11.Themansaidno…p12.Thatnight…P13.Forseveralyears…p14.Hisbodytilts…Unit7:MakingaLivingNCE-B3P15.Atanearbyhotel…P16.Awomancomesto…P17.Porter’seyesreveal…P18.Nexttime…P19.“No.”…P20.“Areyousure?”…P21.Spices…P22“No.”…P23“You”reright,”…P24Hisistheonlyhouse…P25Heworkson…P26Hedoesn’tfeelsorry…P27Hischeckbook…P28BillPorter,salesman…P29Intime…previousnextContentquestionsLanguagePointswords&expressionssentenceexplanationsculturalnotesComprehensionPointsforDiscussionTextOrganizationLanguageFocus1.VocabularyDictationGapsFillingCompletingUsageRewritingWordFamilyUnit7:MakingaLivingNCE-B3previousnextVerbPhraseLanguageSenseEnhancementPoetryQuotationsMovieHumorousstoryWeb-links2.StructureSentenceRewritingComprehensiveExercisesClozeTranslationPartIII:Words&PhrasestoLearnComprehensionCheckTranslationLanguagePracticePartIV:EssayWritingModelpaperChineseVersionofTextAUnit7:MakingaLivingNCE-B3previousnextSentenceCompletionUnit7:MakingaLivingNCE-B3PartI:Pre-readingTask1.WhydoesthesingerthinkOnettashouldbetreatedright?2.WhydoesOnettathinkitworthwhiletoworkharddayafterday?previousnextindexbreakoverscriptUnit7:MakingaLivingNCE-B3PartI:Pre-readingTask3.Wouldyouratherhavealowpaidjobthatisinterestingorawellpaidjobthatisboring?4.Whatisthemessageofthesong?previousnextindexoverbreakUnit7:MakingaLivingNCE-B3Thesongyouareabouttohearcameaboutthroughachancemeeting.Thesinger,DonnaSummer,washavingamealwithhermanagerinanexpensiverestaurantintheplushBeverlyHillsareofLosAngeles.AsDonnatellsthestory:“Iwentintotheladies,andsawoneofthewaitressessleepingonastool,absolutelyexhaustedfromlackofsleep,”shesays.“Iwoketheladyupandaskedhername.previousnextindexoverbreakShewascalledOnettaandsimplytoldmesheworkedhardformoney.Sheworkedintherestaurantintheevenings,butwasafull-timenurseduringtheday.”Andsowasbornthesong,acalltoshowrespecttothosewhoworkhardtoservepeople,nomatterwhatthejob.Onettaworksforlittle,butherlifeismadelesshardwhenothersshowtheycareforher.“sheworkshardforthemoney,”asthesongsays,“soyoubettertreatherright.”Unit7:MakingaLivingNCE-B3previousnextindexoverbreakScriptfortheRecordingUnit7:MakingaLivingNCE-B3DonnaSummerSheworkshardforthemoneySohardforithoneySheworkshardforthemoneySoyoubettertreatherrightpreviousnextindexoverbreakSheworkshardforthemoneySohardforithoneySheworkshardforthemoneySoyoubettertreatherrightOnettathereinthecornerstandAndwonderswheresheisandIt’sstrangetoherUnit7:MakingaLivingNCE-B3previousnextindexoverbreakSomepeopleseemtohaveeverythingNinea.m.onthehourhandAndshe’swaitingforthebellAndshe’slookingrealprettyJustwaitforherclienteleSheworkshardforthemoneySohardforithoneyNCE-B3Unit7:MakingaLivingpreviousnextindexoverbreakUnit7:MakingaLivingNCE-B3SheworkshardforthemoneySoyoubettertreatherrightSheworkshardforthemoneySohardforithoneySheworkshardforthemoneySoyoubettertreatherrightpreviousnextindexoverbreakUnit7:MakingaLivingNCE-B3PartII:TextAMakingalivingasadoor-to-doorsalesmandemandsathickskin,bothtoprotectagainsttheweatherandagainstconstantlyhavingthedoorshutinyourface.BillPorterputsupwithallthisandmuch,muchmore.previousnextindexbreakoverChineseUnit7:MakingaLivingNCE-B3TomHallmanJr.1Thealarmrings.It’s5:45.hecouldlingerunderthecovers,listeningtotheradioandaweathermanwhopredictsrain.Peoplewouldunderstand.Heknowsthat.LIFEOFASALESMANpreviousnextindexbreakoverChinese2Asurgeon’sscarcutsacrosshislowerback.Thefingersonhisrighthandaresotwistedthathecan’ttiehisshoes.Somedays,hefeelslikesurrendering.Buthisdeadmother’schallengeechoesinhissoul.So,too,dothevoicesofthosewhobelievedhimstupid,incapableoflivingindependently.Allhislifehe’sstruggledtoprovethemwrong.Hewillnotquit.Unit7:MakingaLivingNCE-B3previousnextindexbreakoverChinese3AndsoBillPorterrises.4HetakesthefirstunsteadystepsonajourneytoPortland’sstreets,thebattlefieldwherehefightsaloneforhisindependenceanddignity.He’sadoor-to-doorsalesman.Sixty-threeyearsold.Andhisenemies—acrippledbodythatbetrayshimandachangingworldthatnolongerneedshim---aregainingonhim.Unit7:MakingaLivingNCE-B3previousnextindexbreakoverChinese5Withtremblinghandsheassembleshisweapons:darkslacks,blueshirtandmatchingjacket,browntie,tanraincoatandhat.Image,hebelieves,iseverything.6Hestopsintheentryway,picksuphisbriefcaseandstepsoutside.Afallwindhaskickedup.Theweathermanwasright.Hepullshisraincoattighter.NCE-B3Unit7:MakingaLivingpreviousnextindexbreakoverChineseUnit7:MakingaLiving7Hetiltshishatjustso.8Onthe7:45busthatstopsacrossthestreet,heleaveshisbriefcasenexttothedriverandfindsaseatinthemiddleofapackofboredteenagers.9Heleansforward,starestowardthedriver,sitsback,thenrepeatstheprocess.NCE-B3previousnextindexbreakoverChineseUnit7:MakingaLi