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Lesson 32 Part ⅠWarming-upExercises
Part Ⅰ Warming-up Exercises
A．Sentence Structure
1．a．The Welsh Team plays better.
b．The English Team plays better.
c．Both teams play very well.
2．a．Carter is more intelligent than Jones.
b．Carter is the most intelligent.
c．Carter is not as intelligent as Jones.
3．a．The German Team reached Paris earlier.
b．The American Team reached Paris earlier.
c．The two teams reached Paris at the same time.
4．a．The English sing best.
b．The Welsh sing best.
c．The Scottish sing best.
5．a．She is more interested in 11er work.
b．She is less interested in her work.
c．She is interested in parties only.
6．a． The orlon one costs more.
b． The cotton one costs more.
c． They cost the same.
7．a． She likes the shape more than the colour.
b． She likes both the shape and the colour.
c． She likes the colour, but she doesn't like the shape.
8．a． The farmhouse is more convenient.
b． The modern house is more attractive.
c． The modern house is more convenient.
Score:____
B．Difficult Sentences
1．Quite frankly, I didn't expect to win today, but I was very lucky at the tenth hole and it gave me confidence.
2．I haven't thought about turning professional, though if I win the championship again next year, I might consider it.
Lesson 32 Part ⅢThe GreatRace
Part Ⅲ The Great Race
Exercises
Ⅰ．1．the____ Team 2．the ____Team
3．the ____Team 4．the ____Team
Ⅱ．1．“Somebody has stolen our tires.”
2．They pushed their car up the hill, and down the hill, too.
3．Hanson knew the north country, but he didn't know how to drive．
4．They drove the car onto the boat. But the boat quickly went down in the water.
Ⅲ．1．Only ____of the cars reached Paris to finish the race. The race took them across____ ,by boat to ____,across ____to ____,through ____to ____and ____.
2．All ____teams were really winners. They won a ____and ____race against ____,____,bad roads, ____and ____.They were brave men who believed in____ and ____.
Lesson 32 Part Ⅱ GolfChampion
PartⅡ Golf Champion
Exercises:
1．A：Did you expect to win today?
B：______________________________________
2．A：What is the secret of becoming a top-class golfer?
B：______________________________________
3．A：How old were you when you began playing golf?
B：______________________________________
4．A：Who taught you to play?
B：______________________________________
5．A：How old were you then?
B：______________________________________
6．A：Would you say that golf is a difficult game?
B：______________________________________
7．A：Will you defend your title next year?
B：______________________________________
8．A：Have you thought about turning professional?
B：______________________________________
9．A：What are your immediate plans?
B：______________________________________
答案
Lesson 32 Part Ⅰ Warming-up Exercises
Lesson 32
Part Ⅰ Warming-up Exercises
A．Sentence Structure
Training Focus:
Understanding the comparative and superlative
Directions: This drill is for practice in correct understanding of the comparative and superlative. Listen carefully.
Put a circle around the letter beside your choice.
Key:
1．The Welsh Team plays as well as the English Team.(c)
2．Carter is intelligent, but Jones is the most intelligent player on the team.(c)
3．The German Team reached Paris earlier than the American Team.(a)
4．Both the English and the Scottish sing very well, but the Welsh sing best.(b)
5．Kate is more interested in parties than in her work. (b)
6．The orlon sweater is less expensive than the cotton one.(b)
7．The woman likes the shape of the recorder, but she prefers the colour even more.(b)
8．The farmhouse is more attractive than a modern house, but it is not as convenient.(c)
B．Difficult Sentences
Directions: You are going to hear some sentences chosen from the comprehension material in this lesson. Listen carefully and repeat.
1．Quite frankly, I didn't expect to win today, but I was very lucky at the tenth hole and it gave me confidence.
2．I haven't thought about turning professional, though if I win the championship again next year, I might consider it.
Part Ⅱ GolfChampion
Part Ⅲ TheGreat Race
Lesson 32
Ex.Ⅰ
Directions: Can you write down the names of the four teams which entered the car race in 1908? Put a check mark beside the team which broke the rule.
Key：(see tapescript)
Ex. Ⅱ
Directions: Read the sentences. They tell us of the different difficulties encountered by the four teams. Do you know whose difficulties they were?
Key:(see tapescript)
Ex. Ⅲ
Directions: Fill in the blanks with the words you hear on the tape.
Key:(see tapescript)
Tapescript:
The Great R ace (2′39″)
In 1908, six cars began a race from New York to Paris. The men in them had many adventures as they drove across the world. They drove through deserts and mountains, storms and cold weather. Many times they had to stop and fix their cars. The roads were very poor. Most roads were only mud.
The German Team pushed their car, the giant Protos, up the hill.“It has not been easy, but it will better now, men. We will soon come to the top and we can roll it down,”said their captain. But the car was so heavy and the mud so thick that they had to push the car down the hill, too.
The Americans, in the Thomas, hurried to cross the river.“Oh, good! The boat hasn't gone yet!”they said. They drove the Thomas onto the boat. The boat quickly went down in the water. The Thomas also went down. It took all day to get the car out.
Hans Hanson was on the French Team.“We have chosen you because you know the north country,”said Sanshefe, the leader. Later they discovered that Hanson knew the north country, but he didn't know how to drive.
Scotfolio, leader of the Italian Team woke up.“Wake up, men!”he shouted,“We've been here three hours.”The driver opened his eyes and saw the wheels.“I think we will be here loner, my friend. Somebody has stolen our tires.”
When the Americans drove into Paris, they were very excited. It was the end of a long adventure, five and a half months. A policeman stopped them and shouted,“You haven't turned your lights on, sir. I must give you a ticket.”
Only three of the cars reached Paris to finish the race.The race took them across the United States, by boat to Japan, across Japan to Russia, through Asia to Europe and Paris. The Thomas was the winner. It reached Paris after the Protos. But the German Team sometimes used trains and then discovered this was against the rules. All three teams were really winners. They won a long and hard race against weather, robbers ,bad roads, animals, and floods. They were brave men who believed in themselves and their cars.
Lesson 32
Ex.
Directions: Give brief answers to the questions.
Key: 1．No. 2．Dedication and lots of practice. 3．Six.4．My father. 5．Nine. 6．No, but it depends on one's talent. 7．Yes. 8．No, though I might consider it. 9．To have a hot bath and something to eat.
Tapescript:
Golf Champion (1′22″)
Sole swing has just won the Southern County's Amateur Golf Championship. He's now being interviewed by a sports writer from one of the daily newspapers.
A: Did you expect to win today?
B: No, quite frankly, I didn't expect to win today, but I was very lucky at the tenth hole and it gave me confidence.
A: What is the secret of becoming a top-class golfer?
B: Well, I suppose the secret of becoming a top-class golfer is dedication and lots of practice.
A: How old were you when you began playing golf?
B:I began playing golf when I was six, and I won my first tournament when I was seven.
A: Who taught you to play?
B: My father taught me to play, and we played regularly together until I started to beat him.
A: How old were you then?
B: I was nine then.
A: Would you say that golf is a difficult game?
B: No, I wouldn't say that golf is a difficult game, but then I suppose it depends on one's talent for playing it.
A: Will you defend your title next year?
B: Oh yes, I shall definitely defend my title next year.
A: Have you thought about turning professional?
B: No, I haven't thought about turning professional, though if I win the championship again next year, I might consider it.
A: What are your immediate plans?
B: My immediate plans are to have a hot bath and some.thing to eat.
