高中英語(yǔ)上外版一年級(jí)下 unit13

[00:02.93]Dialogue [00:05.02]Language Structure: [00:08.41]The -ed Participle [00:11.70]A:This morning a boy named Chen Ming came to see me. [00:17.61]Do you know him? [00:20.30]B:Yes. He's a student in Class 2. [00:25.50]A:He's going to take part in an English language contest. [00:30.77]He asked me to help him with his spoken English. [00:36.15]B:Did you agree? [00:39.16]A:Yes, of course. [00:41.85]And I promised to give him some advice on his written English,too. [00:48.74]B:That was good of you. [00:51.54]promise [00:55.43]Litening Comprehension [00:59.92]Listen and fill in the blanks. [01:04.60]1.Briefcases__are cheaper than those made of leather. [01:17.11]2.What do you think of the combs__. [01:34.30]3.Copy down the words__. [01:48.38]4.I like the picture__. [02:05.49]5.All the books must be returned before the end of the term. [02:21.48]6.Where have you put the note__? [02:40.76]7.The train__was an hour late. [02:56.67]8.Here are some books___. [03:16.08]9.That is a story___. [03:31.07]10.Hangzhou is a place___each year. [03:40.66]Text:The Kites [03:45.75]No one really knows when or where the first kite fluttered in the wind. [03:53.74]However, most scholars think that the Chinese people had kites about 2 000 years ago. [04:03.93]European explorers who visited the East brought the first kites to the West. [04:12.42]The probably brought the brightly coloured kites home to their children as gifts. [04:20.62]Kite flying has always been a very important sport in Asia. [04:28.02]In China there is a great festival each year on the ninth day of the ninth month. [04:36.92]It is called "The Festival of Aseceding on High", [04:43.01]Thousands of people,young and old,fly their kites on that day. [04:51.08]Kites of different shapes and sizes fill the sky. [04:57.17]There are kites that look like dragons and lions and tigers. [05:02.97]And there are kites that look like fish and birds and snakes. [05:09.97]In Japan a special kite day is held each year on May 5th. [05:18.67]All day long, fish-shaped kites are flown from the roof tops. [05:26.37]They are flown in honour of a brave Japanese boy named Kintaro. [05:35.18]Kintaro once saved a group of fishermen by killing a man-eating fish. [05:44.06]Kites are not only for fun. [05:48.55]They have been very useful throughout history. [05:53.65]New Words and Expressions [05:58.24]kite/kait/ [05:59.85]風(fēng)箏 [06:01.46]flutter [06:02.85]飄動(dòng) [06:04.25]scholar [06:05.75]學(xué)者 [06:07.26]European [06:08.95]歐洲的 [06:10.65]explorer [06:11.91]探測(cè)者 [06:13.16]brightly/'braitli/ [06:14.86]鮮艷地 [06:16.56]coloured [06:17.95]彩色的;涂色的 [06:19.35]Asia [06:21.45]亞洲 [06:23.56]ascend [06:24.90]攀登 [06:26.25]dragon [06:27.59]龍 [06:28.94]lion [06:30.58]獅子 [06:32.23]snake/sneik/ [06:33.27]蛇 [06:34.32]special [06:35.47]特殊 [06:36.62]honour [06:38.17]榮譽(yù) [06:39.73]in honour of [06:41.32]為向...表示敬意 [06:42.91]kintaro [06:44.45]金太郎 [06:46.00]man-eating [06:47.64]吃人的 [06:49.29]fun [06:50.48]樂(lè)趣

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