出版時(shí)間:2010-7 出版社:上海外語教育出版社 作者:李觀儀 編 頁數(shù):235
Tag標(biāo)簽:無
內(nèi)容概要
《新編英語教程》(修訂版)是供高等學(xué)校英語專業(yè)四年制本科生使用的綜合英語教材,能幫助學(xué)生練好堅(jiān)實(shí)的語言基本功,使他們的英語綜合技能達(dá)到得心應(yīng)手、運(yùn)用自如的程度;使他們具有寬廣的社會(huì)科學(xué)和自然科學(xué)方面的知識(shí);使他們能靈活地進(jìn)行有效的社會(huì)交際活動(dòng)。
書籍目錄
Unit 1 TEXT Ⅰ This Year It's Going to Be Different TEXT Ⅱ My Financial Career ORAL WORK GUIDED WRITING LISTENING COMPREHENSION On the DoorstepUnit 2 TEXT Ⅰ A Englishes B Stop Being Coy TEXT Ⅱ Two Languages or One? ORAL WORK GUIDED WRITING LISTENING COMPREHENSION Laughter ——- A Language Everyone UnderstandsUnit 3 TEXT Ⅰ Salvation TEXT Ⅱ The Rumor ORAL WORK GUIDED WRITING LISTENING COMPREHENSION Kate and JancsiUnit 4 TEXT Ⅰ Writing Between the Lines TEXT Ⅱ Handling the Knowledge Explosion ORAL WORK GUIDED WRITING LISTENING COMPREHENSION The Love LetterUnit 5 TEXT Ⅰ Network Designer —— Tim Berners-Lee TEXT Ⅱ Angels on the Internet ORAL WORK GUIDED WRITING LISTENING COMPREHENSION Robert Noyce: MicrochipUnit 6 TEXT Ⅰ Predators, Parasites and Other Relationships TEXT Ⅱ Slaughter of the Elephants ORAL WORK GUIDED WRITING LISTENING COMPREHENSION Trees That Tell StoriesUnit 7 TEXT Ⅰ A Sunrise on the Veld TEXT Ⅱ Tiny Killers on the March ORAL WORK GUIDED WRITING LISTENING COMPREHENSION The Female MosquitoUnit 8 TEXT Ⅰ Antarctica TEXT Ⅱ The Underworld ORAL WORK GUIDED WRITING LISTENING COMPREHENSION Forty Seconds of TerrorUnit 9 TEXT Ⅰ The Pearl TEXT Ⅱ Gold ORAL WORK GUIDED WRITING LISTENING COMPREHENSION Kino Goes to the DoctorUnit 10 TEXT Ⅰ From Composer to Interpreter to Listener TEXT Ⅱ The Jazz Scene ORAL WORK GUIDED WRITING LISTENING COMPREHENSION Beethoven, A Great ComposerUnit 11 TEXT Ⅰ A Friend in Need TEXT Ⅱ The Dinner Party ORAL WORK GUIDED WRITING LISTENING COMPREHENSION The Escaped LunaticUnit 12 TEXT Ⅰ University Days TEXT Ⅱ The Aim of a University Education ORAL WORK GUIDED WRITING LISTENING COMPREHENSION EducationUnit 13 TEXT Ⅰ Dolly's False Legacy TEXT Ⅱ The Biotech Century ORAL WORK GUIDED WRITING LISTENING COMPREHENSION Seed of ControversyUnit 14 TEXT Ⅰ Water, Water Everywhere TEXT Ⅱ A Near-Disaster in Space ORAL WORK LISTENING COMPREHENSION The Space Program: Is It Worth It?Unit 15 TEXT Ⅰ Gettysburg Addresses TEXT Ⅱ Abraham Lincoln and the American Civil War ORAL WORK GUIDED WRITING LISTENING COMPREHENSION Benjamin Franklin( 1706 - 1790)A Sample TestAnswers and Tapescripts for the Sample TestKey to the Workbook
章節(jié)摘錄
Whether it is a tisy tee-hee-hee or a hearty ha-ha-ho, the sound of laughter has thesame meaning all around the world. When we see someone laughing, we want to laugh,too. Even if we dont know the persons language, we want to join in his or her laughter.Even though we dont know why he or she is laughing, we laugh a little to ourselves. Laughter seems to, mean happiness. If we see little children laughing, our own heartsfeel a little bit lighter. Sometimes the quickest way to make friends is to share a laugh atsomething. Trying to communicate in a foreign language for the first time sometimes causeslaughter. A native speaker might laugh when we pronounce a word wrong or make agrammatical mistake, but this is not because we are foolish. A native speaker laughs becausewhat we said sounded funny. When a wise person makes a mistake, he or she can laugh athimself or herself. Unless we can laugh at ourselves, we may seem foolish or boring toothers. Why do we laugh? What makes something funny? Is the following incident humorous toyou? An American, a Frenchman, and an Englishwoman were in a taxi in Mexico City. Thethree tourists were admiring the buildings in the city when the American, who was veryproud of the tall buildings in New York, boasted to his two friends, "Did you know that theEmpire State Building was built in only two months?"
圖書封面
圖書標(biāo)簽Tags
無
評論、評分、閱讀與下載