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Unit 6
Culture
Part 1
Listen to the dialogue and choose the correct answers
1.
Hi, John! Do you know any Koreans? I want to learn Korean and I am looking forward to a tutor. Yeah, I have a Korean friend, King Minhou, I can ask him if you like. Thank you, I would really appreciate it. Who will probably become the girl’s Korean tutor?
2.
I lost my new mobile phone this morning, Oh, I am sorry to hear that, where were you when you found it was missing? In the school canteen, after I finished my lunch, I found it was gone.
Where did the girl lose her new mobile phone?
3.
Have you seen the musical cats?
No, I seldom go to see such things.
They are hard to understand.
Me, neither, but I happened to have two tickets for it.
Would you like to go with me?
How often does the girl say “musical?”
4.
This is Walter. I met an old man this morning in the park when I was jogging. He was practicing Taiji. Are you interested in Taiji? Sure, I ask the man to teach me if possible.
What did the boy do this morning?
5.
I really regret that I missed Mr. Professor King’s lecture this afternoon, I heard it was wonderful, yeah, it’s terrific. He gave us some advice on how to write an essay. How did the girl feel about the missing the lecture?
Part 2
Dialogue 1
A
Listen to the dialogue and answer the questions
Well, you bought your TV. Yes, it has a bigger screen than the old one. It can provide clear picture and better view. You know the world cup is coming in June. Oh, I see. So you are a football fan. Yeah, I love football, it’s amazing. Great!
1. What are they talking about?
2. Why did the man buy a new TV?
3. What does the boy think of football?
B
Listen to the dialogue again and fill in the blanks with the words or phases you have just heard.
Dialogue 2
A
Listen to the dialogue and decide whether the following statements are true or false.
Nancy, would you like to go to the art gallery with me tomorrow? Where is it? What can I see there? It’s on Glowing Road and exhibits some art works of impressionism including some van Gogh’s most famous oil paintings. That is wonderful. You know I love van Gogh, He is a genius. Ok, then, I will call you tomorrow.
B
Listen to the dialogue again and fill in the blanks with the information you have just heard.
Part 3
Passage 1
B
Listen to the passage and answer the questions
The western dinner table is new for many Chinese. Instead of chopsticks, there are forks, knives and spoons. Many Chinese don’t know what to do. In most western restaurants and homes, there are rules about how to talk, eat and sit. And the creation atmosphere is very different from we find here in China. In my childhood, dinner was enjoyed with low voices and the topic open for discussion was very much restricted. We’ll not be allowed to talk about anything that would possibly affect our appetite. If I have to leave the table to use the toilet, I have to excuse myself without saying what I am going to do, “May I be excused please? I need to wash my hands.” I would say.
My mother would say “sure”.
My father would often play a joke on us by saying “Your hands don’t look dirty to me”.
1. Why don’t many Chinese know what to do at western dinner table?
2. What kind of topic was not allowed as the dinner table in the speaker’s home?
3. Could they talk loudly at the dinner table?
4. What should the speaker say if he wanted to leave the table to use the toilet?
5. Why did the speaker’s father say “Your hands don’t look dirty to me”?
Passage 2
A
Listen to the passage and answer the questions
The word “Hello” is probably used more often than any other one in the English language. Everybody uses the word again and again every day of the week. The first thing you hear when you pick up the phone, is “Hello.” When did the word “hello” come from? They are all thoughts of believers. Thomas Edison, the greatest American inventor, is believed to be the first person to use “Hello” in the late 1800s. At first, people had greeted each other on the telephone with “Are you there?” They were not sure the new instrument could really carry voices. Thomas Edison, however, was a man of few words, he wasted no time. The first time he picked up the phone, he did not ask if anyone was there. He was sure someone was and simply said, “Hello!” From that time on, people began to use “hello” very often.
1. Which word is mostly used in the English language?
2. What’s the first thing you probably hear when you pick up the phone?
3. Who was probably the first person to use “hello”?
4. Who was Thomas Edison?
5. Was Thomas Edison a talkative man?
Part 4
Free talk
Listen to the information and talk about the topic in at least five sentences.
Music is very important to our life. Many people like to listen to music or songs when they are happy, but some people turned to music or songs when they are sad. Music and songs always bring people something.
Do you often listen to music?
Who is your favorite singer?
Unit 6
Culture
Part 1
Listen to the dialogue and choose the correct answers
1.
Hi, John! Do you know any Koreans? I want to learn Korean and I am looking forward to a tutor. Yeah, I have a Korean friend, King Minhou, I can ask him if you like. Thank you, I would really appreciate it. Who will probably become the girl’s Korean tutor?
2.
I lost my new mobile phone this morning, Oh, I am sorry to hear that, where were you when you found it was missing? In the school canteen, after I finished my lunch, I found it was gone.
Where did the girl lose her new mobile phone?
3.
Have you seen the musical cats?
No, I seldom go to see such things.
They are hard to understand.
Me, neither, but I happened to have two tickets for it.
Would you like to go with me?
How often does the girl say “musical?”
4.
This is Walter. I met an old man this morning in the park when I was jogging. He was practicing Taiji. Are you interested in Taiji? Sure, I ask the man to teach me if possible.
What did the boy do this morning?
5.
I really regret that I missed Mr. Professor King’s lecture this afternoon, I heard it was wonderful, yeah, it’s terrific. He gave us some advice on how to write an essay. How did the girl feel about the missing the lecture?
Part 2
Dialogue 1
A
Listen to the dialogue and answer the questions
Well, you bought your TV. Yes, it has a bigger screen than the old one. It can provide clear picture and better view. You know the world cup is coming in June. Oh, I see. So you are a football fan. Yeah, I love football, it’s amazing. Great!
1. What are they talking about?
2. Why did the man buy a new TV?
3. What does the boy think of football?
B
Listen to the dialogue again and fill in the blanks with the words or phases you have just heard.
Dialogue 2
A
Listen to the dialogue and decide whether the following statements are true or false.
Nancy, would you like to go to the art gallery with me tomorrow? Where is it? What can I see there? It’s on Glowing Road and exhibits some art works of impressionism including some van Gogh’s most famous oil paintings. That is wonderful. You know I love van Gogh, He is a genius. Ok, then, I will call you tomorrow.
B
Listen to the dialogue again and fill in the blanks with the information you have just heard.
Part 3
Passage 1
B
Listen to the passage and answer the questions
The western dinner table is new for many Chinese. Instead of chopsticks, there are forks, knives and spoons. Many Chinese don’t know what to do. In most western restaurants and homes, there are rules about how to talk, eat and sit. And the creation atmosphere is very different from we find here in China. In my childhood, dinner was enjoyed with low voices and the topic open for discussion was very much restricted. We’ll not be allowed to talk about anything that would possibly affect our appetite. If I have to leave the table to use the toilet, I have to excuse myself without saying what I am going to do, “May I be excused please? I need to wash my hands.” I would say.
My mother would say “sure”.
My father would often play a joke on us by saying “Your hands don’t look dirty to me”.
1. Why don’t many Chinese know what to do at western dinner table?
2. What kind of topic was not allowed as the dinner table in the speaker’s home?
3. Could they talk loudly at the dinner table?
4. What should the speaker say if he wanted to leave the table to use the toilet?
5. Why did the speaker’s father say “Your hands don’t look dirty to me”?
Passage 2
A
Listen to the passage and answer the questions
The word “Hello” is probably used more often than any other one in the English language. Everybody uses the word again and again every day of the week. The first thing you hear when you pick up the phone, is “Hello.” When did the word “hello” come from? They are all thoughts of believers. Thomas Edison, the greatest American inventor, is believed to be the first person to use “Hello” in the late 1800s. At first, people had greeted each other on the telephone with “Are you there?” They were not sure the new instrument could really carry voices. Thomas Edison, however, was a man of few words, he wasted no time. The first time he picked up the phone, he did not ask if anyone was there. He was sure someone was and simply said, “Hello!” From that time on, people began to use “hello” very often.
1. Which word is mostly used in the English language?
2. What’s the first thing you probably hear when you pick up the phone?
3. Who was probably the first person to use “hello”?
4. Who was Thomas Edison?
5. Was Thomas Edison a talkative man?
Part 4
Free talk
Listen to the information and talk about the topic in at least five sentences.
Music is very important to our life. Many people like to listen to music or songs when they are happy, but some people turned to music or songs when they are sad. Music and songs always bring people something.
Do you often listen to music?
Who is your favorite singer?