人教版 (2019)选择性必修 第四册Unit 5 Launching Your Care导学案

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Unit 5　Launching Your Career新知脉图·素养导引听歌练音·主题热身 你梦想的未来职业是什么? 你想过做总统吗? 坚持你的梦想, 你可以成为任何一个你想成为的人, 做一个有梦想的人。注: 听音填空Be What You Wanna BeDoctor,  actor, lawyer or a singerWhy not president,  be a dreamerYou can be just the one you wanna bePoliceman,  firefighter or a post manWhy not something like your old manYou can be just the one you wanna beDoctor,  actor,  lawyer or a singerWhy not president,  be a dreamerYou can be just the one you wanna beI know that we all got one thingThat we all share togetherWe got ①that one nice dream We live forYou never know what life could bringCause nothing last for everJust ②hold on to the team you play for I know you could ③reach the top Make sure that you won’t stopBe the one that you wanna be听力中的职业和工作　　职业和工作是生活话题, 在高考听力中屡见不鲜, 平时注意了解各种职业的特点, 有助于听力理解。有些材料直接谈论职业和工作, 更多的是通过对话判断说话者的职业。【即时训练】听音频回答问题1. Who might the woman be? A. A waitress. B. A broadcaster. C. A singer. 2. What does the woman do? A. A reporter. B. A teacher. C. A writer. 3. Who is the woman? A. An architect. B. A saleswoman. C. A gallery worker. 答案: 1～3. BBC【听力原文】Text 1W:  Hello. M:  Hello! W:  OK,  well,  could you introduce yourself to the listeners? M:  Oh,  hi,  I’m David. I’m from Tennessee,  the home of Jack Daniel’s whiskey and Elvis Presley. W:  Do you like Elvis? M:  He’s OK. Never met the guy,  but. . . W:  Well,  you have a nickname. Could you tell us the reasons? M:  OK. There are two reasons. I’m from Tennessee and usually there are two to three. . .  one time there were four Davids here. And to keep us from getting confused they just started calling me Tennessee. W:  Oh,  nice. Great. Thank you,  David. Text 2 W:  Where were you born,  Ayden? M:  I was born in London,  but grew up in New York. W:  Which university did you go to? M:  My parents wanted me to stay in New York,  but I decided to go back to England. I graduated from the University of Oxford with a degree in English literature. W:  Did you want to be a writer when you were young? M:  No,  I didn’t. I taught English in school just like you for about five years,  but by the time I was 30,  I wanted a fresh challenge. W:  How did you start writing? M:  I started writing articles for newspapers for fun,  and finally I was asked to write a book,  so I was pretty lucky. W:  Are you writing a book now? M:  Yes,  it’s about a group of friends trapped on an island and all the strange experiences they have. W:  Sounds interesting. Text 3W:  Hello,  sir. Do you have a moment? M:  Sorry,  but who are you?  Are you selling something? W:  No. I work for the art gallery you just visited. I was wondering if you have time to answer a quick survey about the exhibition. M:  OK. I can spare a few minutes. W:  Great. First,  what’s your name and occupation? M:  My name is Raymond Wade. I work as an architect. W:  So you have a university education? M:  Yes,  I attended the University of Toronto Architecture School. W:  And how did you hear about the gallery?  Did you see our website,  or our ad in an art magazine?  Or was it by word of mouth? M:  My friend Barry told me about your gallery. W:  I see. Finally,  do you have any comments about the show? M:  Yes,  I liked the paintings very much. But I found the video recorder a bit disturbing. 译文: 成为你想成为的人医生, 演员, 律师或歌唱家为什么不是总统? 做一个有梦想的人你可以成为任何一个你想成为的人警察, 消防员或者邮递员为什么不是像你老爸一样呢? 你可以成为任何一个你想成为的人医生, 演员, 律师或者歌唱家为什么不是总统? 做一个有梦想的人你可以成为任何一个你想成为的人我知道我们都得到一样东西那就是我们都在分享的我们都拥有一个美好的梦想我们为之生存你不会知道生活会给你带来什么因为没有什么能永恒只是坚持住为了你所努力的团队我知道你会达到顶峰你一定不要停下来成为你想成为的人