《旅游英语》复习题带答案Unit-Ten.doc

Unit Ten
Listening scripts:
Yunnan province, famous for its abundant tourist resources, is a beautiful and mysterious place. It sits in the southwest of China with a population of over 45 966 000 in 2010 and a total area of 390 000 square kilometers which accounts for 4.11℅ of the territory of China. It is plateau monsoon climate and warm in winter and cool in summer in most parts of the province; hence it gets the name “Spring City”.
Yunnan province is the home to the richest variety of ethnic groups in China, for it is a province that possesses the largest number of national minorities, with a total of 52 ethnic minorities in the region. Yunnan is not only a geological museum but the kingdom of plants, animals, flowers and nonferrous metals. Combining natural beauty and artificial scenery, all the tourist sites leave a deep impression on us such as Lijiang Ancient City, Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, Stone Forest of Lunan, Mount Cangshan and Erhai Lake Scenic Area, Tiger Leaping Gorge as well as Lugu Lake.
Yunnan province, one of the great tourist resorts of China, will constantly attract domestic and foreign tourists with its long history, splendid culture, desirable scenery and colorful ethnic customs.

Part 1 Let’s Listen!
Real-time Exercises 1
Ⅰ. Fill in the table according to what you’ve learnt from the passage.
General Situation of Yunnan Province
Position
It sits in the southwest of China
Area
390 000 square kilometers
Population
over 45 966 000 in 2010
Climate
It is plateau monsoon climate
Famous tourist attractions
Lijiang Ancient City, Yulong Snow Mountain, Stone Forest of Kunming, Mt. Cangshan and Erhai Lake Scenic Area, Tiger Leaping Gorge as well as Lugu Lake.
Ⅱ. Give a brief introduction to Yunnan Province according to what you’ve learnt.
Yunnan province is a beautiful and mysterious place sitting in the southwest of China with a population of over 45,966,000 in 2010and an total area of 390,000 square kilometers. It is plateau monsoon climate and called “Spring City”. Yunnan is the home to the richest variety of ethnic groups in China for there are 51 ethnic minorities in the region. Yunnan province is not only a geological museum but the kingdom of vegetation and nonferrous metals. Every tourist sites leave visitors deep impression and will constantly attract domestic and foreign tourists with long history, splendid culture, desirable scenery and colorful ethnic customs.
Part 2 Let’s Learn!
Real-time Exercises 2
I. Decide whether the statements are true (T) or false (F) according to the passage.
1. T 2.T 3.F 4.T 5.T
II. Answer the following questions according to what you’ve learnt.
Answers:
1. Confirm the transport tools, tickets of the tourists, the concrete meeting time and place for departure with the tour leader or national guide, the time for wake-up call, meal and luggage-delivery.
2. Good departure service may not only make a deep impression on the tourists but also draw perfect end successfully for the whole work of a local guide.
3. Check the names, numbers of the tourists and their certificates; check the amount of the luggage and if the luggage is intact and locked up after checking out.
4. Express feeling of reluctance to part and appreciation to the tourists for their patience, understanding and cooperation as well as the opportunity to serve. Recall the itinerary and speak highly of the tourists for their contribution to tourist destination and local tourism industry. Ask the tourists for the advice and suggestions and wish the tourists a pleasant journey home.
5. Arrive at the airport or railway station 1 to 2 hours prior to departure time.

Part 3 Let’s Speak!
Real-time Exercises 3
I. Simulated Acting.
II. Simulated Writing.
Reference answer:
Ladies and Gentlemen:
The time has gone by quickly and your trip to China is drawing to a close. It’s a pity that you cannot stay in our country any longer. Allow me, then, to take this opportunity to say something by way of a farewell.
I would like to tell you that it has been a great pleasure for me to spend the last few days as your guide. I have had the opportunity to meet and get to know you, and we have spent a great deal of time together. I hope you have enjoyed these last few days as much as I have. We have tried to make your stay here in China as pleasant and as enjoyable as possible. We sincerely hope that you have enjoyed being here and that one day in the future you will return to visit us again. If there is anything we can do to make this possible, please feel free to call on us.
I wish to thank you all for the cooperation and support you have given us in the past several days. You have kept good time on all occasions which made things a lot easier for me. You have been very attentive when we had anything to tell you. Also, you have been kind enough to offer us suggestions on how to be better tour guides. I’d like to add that you are the best group we’ve ever been with.
Several days ago, we met as strangers; today, we bid farewell to each other as friends. A Chinese saying goes, “A good friend from afar brings a distant land closer.” I hope you’ll take back happy memories of your trip to China and I welcome you back sometime in the future.
As you have probably observed, China is developing very quickly, and when, you come back in the future, our country nay have changed beyond recognition. Meanwhile, I will continue my humble job as a tour guide. I hope so see you again in the future and to be your guide.
Once again, thank you for your cooperation and support.
Bon voyage!

Part 4 Let’s Read!
Real-time Exercises 4.1
I. Match the pagodas in Column A with their places in Column B.
Three Pagodas in Chongsheng Temple ----- Yunnan Province
Yingxian Wooden Pagoda ----- Shanxi Province
Big Wild Goose Pagoda----- Shaanxi Province
Leifeng Pagoda -- Zhejiang Province
Huqiu Pagoda ----- Jiangsu Province
Kaifeng Iron Tower ----- Henan Province
II. Answer the following questions according to what you’ve learnt.
1. As an architectural form, the pagoda originated from India.
2. All sorts of ancient pagodas erecting all around China enjoy the good reputation of “outstanding high-rise construction of ancient China”.
3. Distinguished from the building materials, Chinese pagoda includes brick pagoda, wood pagoda, stone pagoda, jade pagoda, soil pagoda, glass pagoda, glazed pagoda, mud pagoda and iron pagoda, copper pagoda as well. Divided according to form and style, there are Lama Pagoda, Bao Qie Yinjing Pagoda, Diamond Throne Pagoda, Seamless Tower, Abundant Treasure Pagoda , Pavilion-style Tower, Dense Canopy Tower, Overturned-bowl pagoda, Square Pagoda, Wenfeng Pagoda and Six angular Pagoda etc. And it can be round, square, hexagonal or octagonal in shape. The earliest base-structure of Chinese pagodas was square-base and circular-base.
4. By the 10th century the Chinese began to build octagonal-base pagodas. After the 14th century, the pagoda gradually becomes common. The masonry pagodas can be dated back to 6th century. Buddhist pagodas were built in large number in Northern and Southern dynasties with the rapid development of Buddhism. It is recorded that wood pagodas built in Sui Dynasty were destroyed during the war. In Tang Dynasty pagodas were usually simple, square structures, and later became more elaborate in shape and adornment. A distinctive type of pagoda was erected in the Liao territory in 11th century. Because most emperors of Yuan Dynasty believe in Buddhism, Overturned-bowl pagoda and Diamond Throne pagoda prevalent in India were introduced into China again in this period. Since Ming and Qing dynasties Wenfeng pagodas with unique style have been created gradually.
5. The pagodas with great significance in Chinese culture not only carry the weight of oriental history, religion, aesthetics, and philosophy but also are the leading medium to explore and know oriental civilization.
Real-time Exercises 4.2
Ⅰ. Choose the best answer for each item according to the passage.
1. A 2.B 3.C 4.B 5.A
Ⅱ. Fill in the blanks according to the passage.
1. Buddhism development
2. symmetric triangle
3. Fengyou Emperor
4. Buddha statue
5. representative work

Part 5 Let’s Improve!
Real-time Exercises 5
Ⅰ. Fill in the blanks with the proper words given below. Change their forms if necessary.
1. civilized
2. religious
3. decorations
4. distinctive
5. characteristics
Ⅱ. Answer the following questions according to what you’ve learnt.
Answers:
1. There are 56 different nationalities in China.
2. Ethnic minorities live in sparsely populated northwest of the country.
3. The staple foods of Tibetans are Tsamba, yak butter tea, mutton and beef.
4. Nadam, a sort of game in Mongolian, is the name of a traditional Mongolian fair, which is held in July and August each year. At the fair, people dressing in their holiday best, participate in colorful activities such as horse racing, archery, singing, dancing, chess-playing and wrestling.
5. Miao people like to wear various kinds of silver jewelry on festive occasions.
6. The most important and well-known festival is Water-Splashing Festival, People love to sing and dance, accompanied by their native musical instruments. They hope of removing the illnesses and bad fortune of the past year and bringing about good weather and bumper harvests by slashing water with each other.
7. The Zhuangs ethnic minority is China’s largest minority group.
8. Sweet songs can be heard wherever you go in the Zhuang area.

Ⅲ. Oral Presentation.
Reference answer；

nationality
distribution
food
religion
festivals or activities
Tibetan
in the Tibetan Autonomous Region on the Tibetan Plateau
Tsamba
Buddhism Lamaism
The Tibetan New Year, the Shoton Festival
the Bathing Festival
Mongol
in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
Beef, mutton dairy products
Shamanism
Nadam
Uygur
in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region
Wheat flour, rice, maize
Islam
dancing
Miao
mainly distributed across Guizhou, Yunnan, Hunan and Sichuan provinces and Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, and a small number live on Hainan Island.
Rice
polytheism
the Beginning of Autumn Festival,
Dragon Boat festival, Flower Mountain Festival, Tasting New Rice Festival Pure Brightness Festival
Dai
in the southern part of Yunnan Province
Rice
Hinayana
the Door-Closing Festival the Door-Opening Festival
Water-Splashing Festival
Zhuang
in southwest China’s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region
Rice and corn
polytheism
the Devil Festival
the Cattle Soul Festival the Feasting Festival
the Songs Festival

Part 6 Let’s Practice!
Self-check
I. Complete the following dialogue according to what you’ve learnt.
1. drawing 2. pity 3. any longer 4. opportunity 5. support 6. cooperation
7. punctual 8. attentive 9. kind 10. impression 11. memories
II. Complete the following dialogue according to what you’ve learnt.
1. to say good-bye to each other
2. all your kindness
3. a deep impression on
4. a wonderful job
5. seeing you again next time.
6. give my regards to
7. A happy journey home,
III. Translate the following items into English or Chinese
1. Farewell speech
2. Pavilion-style tower
3. Stone Forest
4. Water-Splashing Festival
5. Chinese Ethnic Minority
6. 正如一句中国名言所说，“海内存知己，天涯若比邻”。
7. 良好的送客服务不仅为游客留下深刻的印象，而且为地陪的整个工作画上圆满的句号。
8. 中国的塔是中国古代建筑中极具深远意义的一种建筑形式。
9. 崇圣寺三塔与山西应县木塔和飞虹塔，陕西的大雁塔齐名，是中国古建一大奇观。
10. 中国是世界闻名古国之一，具有五千年的历史。
IV. List the items according to the requirement.
1. The procedures a local guide usually should do in departure service：
The departure service contains the procedures of confirmation, information, checking, farewell speech and seeing guests off.
2. The important points in farewell speech：
Express feeling of reluctance to part and appreciation to the tourists for their patience, understanding and cooperation as well as the opportunity to serve. Recall the itinerary and speak highly of the tourists for their contribution to tourist destination and local tourism industry. Ask the tourists for the advice and suggestions and wish the tourists a pleasant journey home.
3. The famous pagodas still standing in China：
Three Pagodas of Chongshan Temple in Yunnan province, Yingxian Wooden Pagoda in Shanxi province, Big Wild Goose Pagoda in Shannxi province, Kaifeng Iron Pagoda in Henan province, Leifeng Pagoda in Zhejiang province and Huqiu Pagoda in Jiangsu province.
4. The curiosities of Chinese ancient architecture mentioned in the reading matreials：
Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple, along with Zhaozhou Bridge of Hebei Province and Big Wild Goose Pagoda in Shaanxi Province, is one of the three curiosities of Chinese ancient architecture.
5. Some well-known festivals people in defferent nationalities usually celebrate：
Zang ethnic minority: The Tibetan New Year, the Shoton Festival and the Bathing Festival
Mongol nationality: Nadam
Miao ethnic minority: Dragon Boat festivals, Flower Mountain festivals, Tasting New Rice festivals, Pure Brightness festivals, the Beginning of Autumn festivals.
Dai ethnic group: the Door-Closing Festival and Door-Opening Festival, Water-Splashing Festival
Zhuang ethnic minority: the Devil Festival, the Cattle Soul Festival and the Feasting Festival, the Songs Festival.
V. Writing exercise.
Reference answer:
As a large united multi-national state, China is composed of 56 ethnic groups. Among them Han Chinese account for 91.59% of the overall Chinese population and the other 55 make up the remaining about 9% according to the Fifth National Population Census of 2000. As the combined population of these other ethnic groups is far fewer than that of the Han, they form the 55 ethnic minorities of China.
These numerous ethnic groups share China's vast lands but at the same time many live in their individual communities. The relationships between the different ethnic groups have been formed over many years. With a population of 1159.4 million, the Han Chinese can be found in almost every part of China. However, they mainly live in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River, Yangtze River and the Pearl River, and also in the Northeast Plain Region. They form the largest ethnic group within China and also the largest in the world.
Although they make up only a small proportion of the overall Chinese population, the 55 minority ethnic groups are distributed extensively throughout different regions of China. The regions where they are most concentrated are Southwest China, Northwest China and Northeast China. No matter whether it is Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang, Ningxia, Guangxi, Tibet, Yunnan, Gui