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Comprehensive Skills(2),Unit,6,第1页,Section One,Tactics for Listening,Part 1 PhoneticsStress,Intonation and Accent,A speaker usually finishes hie sentence with a,falling tone.,If a sentence ends with arising tone,that means the speaker has not finished his sentence and he wants to add sth.,第2页,An American film star is talking about his likes and dislikes.Has he finished speaking?Tick the right box,.,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,He has finished his sentence,.,He wants to add,something,.,第3页,Part 2,Listening and Note-taking,Notes,photofit.futfit:,(警方依据证人对嫌疑犯或罪犯脸部和头发特征描述综合多张照片而成)照片拼凑人像法,well-groomed:,having tasteful clothing and being scrupulously neat,梳洗得整齐,convict knvikt,knvikt:,find or declare guilty,证实.有罪,宣告.有罪,culprit klprit:,someone who perpetrates wrongdoingn 罪犯,第4页,Part 2,Listening and Note-taking,Identifying Criminals,A:Listen and fill in the missing words.,1.Computers can make it,easier,for the police,find,people they want to,question,.,2.A,bad,likeness can,lead,to the,arrest,of an,innocent,person.,3.A witness begins to,forget,the culprits,features,after spending a,long,time,looking,through these,photographs,.,第5页,4.Experts have to work on the,problem,of getting,accurate,descriptions from,witnesses,.,5.Witnesses give,better descriptions,when they are,encouraged,to,recall,the,scene,of the crime.,第6页,B:Listen and complete the,outline.,Identifying Criminals,I.The Photofit system,A.Witnesses describe a,suspect,.,B.Then a picture is,built up,using,five different sets of features,.,1.,Hair,.,2.,Eyes,3.,Nose,.,4.,Mouth,.,5.,Chin,.,第7页,C.Advantage,1.This system can be very useful in,finding,criminals,.,D.Disadvantage,1.But only in,one case out of twenty,the method is accurate.,2.Almost half the time Photofit pictures are misleading.,3.There are two reasons for,misleading,.,i.Firstly,the picture may look,nothing at all like the suspect,.,第8页,ii.Secondly,the likeness may be,s,o general that it is not at all helpful,.,E.Witnesses,attitudes,can,influence,their descriptions.,II.Another way of identifying criminals,A.Police records,c,ontain,tens of thousands of photographs,of people,convicted of crimes,.,B.Witnesses look through these in the hope of,recognisin,g,sus,p,ects,.,第9页,III.FRAME(Face Retrieval and Matching Equipment),A.A,computer,system combines,the best features of both methods.,B.All the photographs on record are put on the,computer file.,C.The computer,searches the file,for photographs that fit the description.,D.The witness is then,presented with,a small number of photographs to look through.,E.Disadvantage,1.The system will only hello to identify people whose,photographs are already on police files.,2.Descriptions from witnesses must be,accurate,.,第10页,Section Two,Listening,Comprehension,Dialogue 1,I Dont Believe It!,A:Listen to the dialogue and answer the questions.,1.What are they probably talking about?,Probably some photographs of mysterious shapes,footprints or that sort of things.,2.Which speakerdo you think believes supernatural things least,the first speaker,the second speaker or the third speaker?,The first speaker.,第11页,B：Listen to the dialogue again and complete the following arguments.,1.I only believe things when,t,here is scientific explanation or real proof.,2.People sometimes just duplicate,old mysterious stories,in a new setting to,attract tourists,.,3.There de exist ghosts.When people have,a very strong feeling about the past,they begin to see,ghosts,.,第12页,Dialogue,2,Unidentified Flying Objects,Notes,visor,vaiz:,a piece of armor plate(with eye slits)fixed or hinged to a medieval helmet to protect the face面颊,帽舌,盔甲,octagonal:,八边形，八角形,第13页,Dialogue,2,Unidentified Flying Objects,Listen,to the dialogue,and complete the,following report.,A UFO Report,Time:,One oclock in the morning,Place:Aldershot,in,the south of England,Description:,A bright,light,was coming towards me at about,three hundred feet,.and it,landed,behind some trees.Then I saw two,forms,coming towards me,Life form:,They were quite,small,about,four feet,tall,dressed in,green suits,from,head to foot,and they had,helmets,of the same colour with a,red,visor,.They both carried,space guns,.,第14页,Spaceship:,It was about,45 feet across,and,silver,very,very,shiny,and there were,r,ound windows,all round the side.,There were,steps,going up.The interior of the spaceship is an,octagonal room,.,The walls,the floor,and the ceiling were all,black,.,There were no,controls,or,instruments,but there was a,central column,going up from the,floor,to the,ceiling,about,four feet wide,right in the middle of the room.,第15页,Passage,The Loch Ness Monster,Notes,Scotland:,苏格兰(英国一部分,在不列颠北部),Royal Air Force:,英国皇家空军,The Boston Academy of Applied Science:,波士顿应用科学学院,NASA:,美国国家宇航局,第16页,Passage,The Loch Ness Monster,A:Pre-listening question,What,and how big is Loch Ness,?,Loch Ness is an enormous lake in Northern Scotland.It is about twenty-four miles long and one mile wide,and has an approximate depth of 1,000 feet.,B:Choose the best answer.,1._ 2._ 3._ 4._,5._ 6._ 7._ 8._,C,A,D,A,B,B,C,D,第17页,C:,Discuss,the,following,questions.,1.,What is one of the strangest and most fascinating things about Scotland,?,One of the strangest and most fascinating things about Scotland is the Loch Ness Monster.,2.,How many important bodies are mentioned in this passage,?,What are they?,They,are Britains Royal Air Force,the Boston Academy of Applied Science and NASA,.,第18页,3.,Why do some scientists believe that something does exist in the deep waters of Loch Ness,?,Because the most amazing photographs show a flipper-the flipper perhaps of a very large animal(20 or 30 feet long,it is imagined).,4.Wh,y dos one hypothesis suggest that the monster might swim into the lake from the sea,?,Because before the Ice Age,Loch Ness opened into the sea,.,5.Wh,o is Sir Peter Scott,?,Sir Peter Scott is a British specialist in animal life and also an artist,.,第19页,Part 3 News Items,News Item 1,Notes,agenda dend:,a list of matters to be taken up(as at a meeting)议程,diversity daiv:siti:,the condition or result of being changeable 差异,多样性,transatlantic:,横渡大西洋，大西洋彼岸，大西洋国家,transpacific:,横渡太平洋，太平洋彼岸,collaboratively:,合作地,第20页,News Item 1,A.Listen to the news item and complete the following summary.,This news item is about US intention to strengthen Asia ties.,B.Listen to the news item again and complete the following passage.,US Secretary of State,Hillary Cliton,has said that the USis keen to,broaden,and,deepen its ties,with Asia.Speaking to the BBC ahead of an Asian tour,Mrs Cliton said North Koreas,nuclear plans,the economic crisis and,climate change,would top the agenda.Her week-long tour will take in,Japan,China,South Korea and,Indonesia,.,The stops reflect the,diversity,of ties the US has in the region.Going to Asia signals that the US is not just a transatlantic power but also a,transpacific,powe,r.She also stressed that the US was keen to work more,collaboratively,with China.Mrs Clinton said there were real opportunities to develop,a good relationship,with Beijing on issues such as climate change and,clean energy,.It is the first time in 60 years that a secretry of state has made Asia the destination of,a first trip,in office.,第21页,News Item 2,Notes,standoff,:,a situation in which agreement in an argument does not seem possible,僵局，平局,groundwork,:,preliminary preparation as a basis or foundation 基础，根基,headway,:,forward movement 前进，航行速度，进展,Six-party Talks,:,The aim is to find a peaceful resolution to the North Korean nuclear weapons program.There has been a series of meetings with six participating states:China,South Korea,North Korea,the US,Russia and Japan.These talks were a result of North Korea withdrawing from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty(NPT)in.,第22页,News Item 2,A:Listen to the news item and complete the summary.,This news item is abou,t,a new round of six-nation talks on North Koreas nuclear progra.,B:Listen to the news item again and,answer the following questions.,1.What kind of talks will be held next week in Beijing?,A new round of six-nation talks on North Koreas nuclear program will be held next week in Beijing.,2.When will the talks be held?,They have been scheduled for June 23-26.,第23页,3.Which countries are involved?,The talk involves China,Russia,Japan,the US,and North and South Korea.,4.Has much headway been made into resolving the standoff after two rounds of six-party talks?,No,little headway has been made into resolving the standoff.,5.What does China hope?,China hopes all sides will deepen their discussions based on previously reached agreements,including to resolve the crisis peacefully through dialogue and reaching the final goal of a nuclear freed Korean Peninsula.,第24页,News Item 2,A new round of six-nation talks on North Koreas nuclear program will be held next week in Beijing.,The talks involving China,Russia,Japan,the US,and North and South Korea have been scheduled for June 23-26.Working group talks set for June 21-22 will lay the groundwork for discussions later in the week.,Beijing has already hosted two rounds of the so-called six-party talks,but both have made little headway into resolving the standoff.,China hopes all sides will deepen their discussions based on previously reached agreementsincluding to resolve the crisis peacefully through dialogue and reaching the final goal of a nuclear freed Korean Peninsula.,The US and its key Asian allies,South Korea and Japan,have been pushing Pyongyang to abandon ite nuclear program since the extent of the program became known in Decenber.,第25页,News Item 3,Notes,deteriorate,ditirireit:become worse or disintegrate 恶化;变坏;衰退,reset button:,a push button that you press to activate the reset mechanism复原按钮,wide-ranging:,including much范围或内容广泛,第26页,News Item 3,A:Listen to the news item and complete the summary,.,This news item is about,the reworking of US foreign policy.,B:Listen to the news item again and,decide whether the following statements are true or false.,1.F 2.T 3.T 4.T 5.F,第27页,News Item 3,At a major security forum,Vice President Joe Biden said that the new US administration was determined to strike a new tone in its relations ariund the world.,It also wanted to press the reset buttonin ties with Russia after a dangerous drift in recent years,and was open to talks with Iran.,But while the US was ready to do more,it would expect more from its partners.The new US vice president also warned no strategy in Afghanistan could succeed without Pakistan.,He said that the deteriorating situation in the region was a security threat for all countries,not just the US.,Mr Bidens wide-ranging to international leaders and security experts in Munich set out foreign policy directions for the Obama administration and also covered climate change and the global economic crisis.,第28页,Retelling,Notes,knowledgeable,nldbl:highly educated;having extensive information or understanding 博学，知识渊博,unmanly:,lacking in courage and manly strength and resolution;contemptibly fearful 无男子汉气概,nobility:,the state of being of noble birth 高贵身分出身,indecent:,not in keeping with accepted standards of what is right or proper in polite society不礼貌；不得体,Section Three,Oral Work,第29页,hospitality,hspitliti:kindness in welcoming guests or strangers 殷勤,招待，款待,notorious,nut:ris:having an exceedingly bad reputation 声名狼藉,devilish,devli:showing the cunning or ingenuity or wickedness typical of a devil 残忍；恶毒；邪恶,dreary,driri:depressing in character or appearance 令人厌烦；枯燥,tread:,put down or press the foot,place the foot 踩，踏；,whiff:,难闻气味；小雪茄烟,第30页,Section Four,Supplementary Work,第31页,Passage 1 MegaSkills for Children,A:Complete the,outline,.,MegaSkills for ChildrenI.Definition of the word MegaSkills,MegaSkills is a,program,that trains,adults,to help,children,develop the skills through,normal,daily activities,.,II.Creator of MegaSkills,MegaSkills is created by,Dorothy Rich,who runs a,nonprofit,organization in Washington,DC,called,the Home and School,Institute第32页,III.Services offered by MegaSkills Education Online,1.It offers suggestions for,activities,to develop the skills that are needed for school and,work.,2.It offers,ways,to help younger children,plan,their time.,IV.Advantages of the time planning activity,1.The activity can,reduce the time,spent watching television.,2.It can also,i,ncrease the time,children spend,on schoolwork.,第33页,B:,Listen to the passage again and list the skills children need to succeed in life.,1.Feeling able to do what is needed,and wanting to do it;,2.Being willing to work hard and doing what is right;,3.Completing what you start;,4.Showing concern for others;,5.Using good judgment;,6.Learning how to solve problems;,7.Learning how to work with a goal in mind.,第34页,shale,el:矿页岩；泥板岩,asphalt,sf:lt:沥青，柏油,indigestible,nddestbl:难消化，无法消化,acidic:,化酸，酸性；含有大量硅酸,carbonization,k:bnaizein:碳化,geological,d l d kl:地质（学）,eroderd:侵蚀，腐蚀,第35页,Passage 2,Fossil,Notes,fossil,fsl:化石；僵化事物,sedimentary,sedimentri:沉积，沉淀性,cyanobacteria:,藻青菌,paleontologist,pel nt ld st：古生物学者,leach out：,滤去,limestone,lamstn:石灰岩，石灰石,第36页,Passage 2,Fossil,A:,Pre-listening,Question,.,What,is fossil?,Fossil,remains or traces of prehistoric plants and animals,buried and preserved in sedimentary rock,or trapped in organic matter.,B:Choose the best answer.,1.,A,2.,B,3.,C,4.,B,5.,D,6.,A,7.,C,8.,D,第37页,C:Listen and answer the questions.,1.Fossils are most commonly found in limestone,sandstone,and shale(sedimentary rock).,2.Paleontologists use fossils to learn how life has changed and evolved throughout earths history.,3.The remains of an organism may be replaced by minerals or dissolved by an acidic solution.,4.Old fossils are most commonly found where an old mountain range had eroded,such as in eastern North America and northern Europe,or where two old continents have collided,such as in Russia.,5.Younger fossils are found at the ocean side of young mountains where an ocean plate is colliding with a continental plate,such as in western North and South America and in New Zealand.,第38页,Thank you!,第39页,