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1、Unit Five Fly Your LovePart I Warm-upPart II In-Class Listening Understanding Short Conversations Understanding a Long Conversation Understanding a Passage Understanding News Reports Report One Report Two Understanding a Movie Clip Speaking Self-CheckingPart After-Class Listening Task One Task Two T

2、ask ThreeObserve the following pictures to identify what they are doing, and then discuss with your partner about how to be a qualified volunteer.Part Warm-up Picture 1: An international volunteer is measuring blood pressure for local people. Picture 2: An Olympic volunteer is showing her care to a

3、foreigner who is sick.Observe the following pictures to identify what they are doing, and then discuss with your partner about how to be a qualified volunteer.Part Warm-up Picture 3: A World Expo volunteer is directing the way for the visitors. Picture 4: A volunteer is giving class for children in

4、less developed areas.Observe the following pictures to identify what they are doing, and then discuss with your partner about how to be a qualified volunteer.Part Warm-upDiscussion:Qualifications that a volunteer should have:be willing to help others;be courageous to challenge yourself;not be afraid

5、 of difficulties;have one or more skills;be curious about the world and be ready to learn;Understanding Short Conversations Vocabulary Band Part II In-Class Listeningvolunteer vlnt(r) n. a person who offers to do something without being compelled or paid 自愿的或无偿效劳的人； 志愿者ideal adil n. person or thing

6、regarded as perfect 完美的人或事物diverse davs adj. of different kinds; varied 多种多样的；不同的escape skep v. no passive 不用于被动语态keep free or safe from (something unpleasant); avoid 避免或躲避（不愉快的事物）incredible nkredbl adj. impossible to believe 不可相信的Now you will hear five short conversations. After each conversation,

7、you will hear a question. Listen carefully and choose the best answer from the four possible choices. Part II In-Class Listening1. A. Lisa is going to see a film this weekend. B. Lisa doesnt like the man. D. Lisa has to finish her paper the whole weekend.2. B. Cures for diverse diseases. C. Their di

8、fferent ideals. D. People in Africa. C. Lisa will be busy this weekend.A. Georges going to Africa.Now you will hear five short conversations. After each conversation, you will hear a question. Listen carefully and choose the best answer from the four possible choices. Part II In-Class Listening3. A.

9、 Chenkun is an actor. B. The “Power to Go” can help people escape from the daily routine to find inner peace. D. The man would like to join the program.4. A. The man still believes in the Red Cross. B. Both the man and the woman believe in the Red Cross. D. Neither the man nor the woman believes in

10、the Red Cross.5. A. He will not go to the West. C. His mother is not helpful. D. He is sure his mother will agree on his decision. C. The man doesnt know Chenkun.C. The woman still believes in the Red Cross.B. His mother hasnt agreed on his decision to go to West.Tapescript Part II In-Class Listenin

11、g1. M:Hi, Lisa! Any plans this weekend? How about going to the movies with me?W: Id love to, but my paper is due on Saturday. And I need to do volunteer work at hospital this Sunday.Q:What can you conclude from the conversation? 2. M:Have you heard that? George had gone to Africa, again.W: That is h

12、im. His ideal is to help people around the world be away from disease with his medical knowledge.Q:What are the two speakers talking about? 3. W:Chen Kun is recruiting volunteers for his Power to Go. Would you like to have a try?M: You mean the famous movie star? Why not? The Power to Go program aim

13、s to find inner peace by walking, and thats what I need now.Q:Which of the following is not true? Understanding a Long Conversation Vocabulary Band Part II In-Class Listeningorigin rdn n. the place where something begins, where it springs into being 起源；原点；出身；开端historical hstrk()l adj. of or relating

14、 to the study of history 历史的； 史学的；基于史实的orphanage f()nd n. a public institution for the care of orphans or the condition of being a child without living parents 孤儿院；孤儿身份sentence sent()ns n. (criminal law) a final judgment of guilty in a criminal case and the punishment that is imposed 宣判，判决 Now you w

15、ill hear a long conversation. After the conversation, you will hear five questions. Listen carefully and take down some necessary notes if possible and choose the best answer from the four possible choices. Part II In-Class Listening1. According to the woman, what is not true about volunteer work? A

16、. Its meaningful. C. She can learn much from it. D. Its really fun.2. What did the woman need to do as a volunteer tour guide at the museum? A. She needed to show the people who visited the museum around. B. She needed to introduce the background of the museum to people. D. She needed to make the vi

17、sitors relax and be happy.B. Its paid.C. She needed to explain origins and historical background of the different art works to the visitors. Now you will hear a long conversation. After the conversation, you will hear five questions. Listen carefully and take down some necessary notes if possible an

18、d choose the best answer from the four possible choices. Part II In-Class Listening3. What do we know about the womans volunteer work in an orphanage? A. She taught English and music there. C. She got along well with those children at first. D. Those children went orphans because their parents had b

19、een dead.4. What can you infer from the conversation? B. The mans brother plans to live in the U.S. C. The woman was not very popular in the orphanage. D. The man is also an idealist.5. What are the two speakers talking about? A. Children in the orphanage. B. Future plans after graduation. D. A medi

20、cal student.B. The children he taught needed more care and attention.A. The woman appreciates the mans brother very much.C. Volunteer work.Tapescript Part II In-Class ListeningM: Hey! How is everything going recently?W: Great! Ive been doing a lot of volunteer work lately. And Ive come to realize th

21、at being a volunteer is not only meaningful, its also really fun.M: Really? What kind of work have you done? W: I was a volunteer tour guide at a museum, so I explained origins and historical background of the different art works to the people who visited the museum. I learned so much doing that job

22、.M: Thats really an important point. Even though volunteer work was unpaid, you definitely gained something out of it. Have you done any other volunteering?W: I also taught English in an orphanage. That class was kind of special. The children went orphans but all of them had parents currently servin

23、g prison sentences, so they needed even more care and attention.M: Teaching that kind of class isnt easy. Listen to the conversation again, discuss with your partners, and then complete the following missing information based upon the notes youve taken. Part II In-Class Listening The woman told the

24、man that she has been doing a lot of volunteer work lately. She has realized that being a volunteer is both (1) _. Her first volunteer work was to be a (2) _ at a museum and her responsibility was to explain origins and historical background of the different art works to the people who (3) _. By doi

25、ng this job, she learned much. Then she also volunteered to (4) _ in an orphanage where the children needed more care and attention because their parents were (5) _. Although it was difficult at first, they became familiar with each other. Then the man also shared his brothers volunteering experienc

26、e with the woman. As a medical student, his brother is very (6) _ about volunteer work. He used to do volunteer work in Africa. For him, the greatest happiness comes from (7) _. In the end of the conversation, both the man and the woman agreed that they should learn from this young man.meaningful an

27、d funtour guidevisited the museumteach Englishserving prison sentencespassionatehelping othersUnderstanding a Passage Vocabulary Band Part II In-Class Listeningcommunity kmjuniti n. the people living in one place, district or country, considered as a whole 社区；团体； 集体vehicle vikl n. conveyance tool su

28、ch as a car, lorry or cart used for transporting goods or passengers on land 陆地交通工具；车implement mplment v. put (something) into effect; carry out 使（某事 物）生效；履行；实施；贯彻supervise supvaz v. watch or otherwise keep a check on (somebody doing something or something being done) to make sure it is done properl

29、y 监督（某人做某 事）；察看并指导（工作）Understanding a Passage Vocabulary Band Part II In-Class Listeningenhance nhns v. increase (the good qualities of somebody or something); make (somebody or something) look better 增强（某人 / 某事物）的优点；使 （某人 / 某事物）看起来更好；提高；美化facilitate fsltet v. make easier or less difficult 使容易；减少困难p

30、redominantly prdmnntli adv. for the most part; mainly 大多；主要地portfolio ptfli n. flat case (often made of leather) for carrying loose papers, documents, drawings, etc 公事 包，文件夹（常为皮质的）fundamentally fndmentli adv. basically 基本地；基础地；根本地fundraise fndreiz v. raise money for a cause 募捐 Now you will hear a pa

31、ssage. After the passage, you will hear five questions. Listen carefully and take down some necessary notes if possible and choose the best answer from the four possible choices. Part II In-Class Listening1. Which of the following is not mentioned as a reason to do volunteer work? A. Volunteers will

32、 have more career options. B. The volunteers can get new interests and experiences. D. People can learn or develop a new skill by doing volunteer work.2. What skills can you develop by planning and implementing a major fundraising? A. Goal setting. B. Budgeting. C. Planning.3. According to the passa

33、ge, where is the sense of achievement and motivation of doing volunteer work from? B. It is from the passion to gain new experiences. C. It comes from the feeling of being appreciated. D. It comes from the curiosity to explore the world.C. People will meet a diverse range of people.D. Social skill.A

34、. It is ultimately generated from the desire and enthusiasm to help. Now you will hear a passage. After the passage, you will hear five questions. Listen carefully and take down some necessary notes if possible and choose the best answer from the four possible choices. Part II In-Class Listening4. W

35、hat can we learn from the survey among 200 of the UKs leading businesses carried out by TimeBank through Reed Executive? A. Only 49% of employers believe that volunteering can add to skills. B. 73% of employers claim that the volunteering experience can bring people a better future. C. 94% of employ

36、ees who volunteered to learn new skills had benefited by being promoted. 5. Whats this passage about? A. Positive impacts of volunteer work on communities. C. Qualities that a volunteer must possess. D. Types of volunteer work.D. A majority of employers would recruit a candidate with volunteering ex

37、perience.B. Benefits of doing volunteer work to volunteers.Tapescript Part II In-Class Listening Volunteering exerts a meaningful, positive impact on your community. But did you know that it can have many benefits for you too? Here are some reasons to volunteer: Learn or Develop a New Skill Voluntee

38、ring is the perfect vehicle to discover something you are really good at and develop a new skill. For instance, planning and implementing a major fundraising event can develop goal setting, planning and budgeting skills. Supervising and training other volunteers helps to develop supervisory and trai

39、ning skills. These are examples of skills that can enhance a career but you dont have to develop skills with the intention of facilitating your career. Motivation and Sense of Achievement Fundamentally, volunteering is about giving your time, energy and skills freely. As a volunteer, you have made a

40、 decision to help on your own accord, free from pressure to act from others. Volunteers predominantly express a sense of achievement and motivation, and this is ultimately Listen to the passage again and complete the following missing information based upon the notes youve taken. Part II In-Class Li

41、stening1. Volunteering is _ to discover something you are really good at and develop a new skill.2. As a volunteer, you have made a decision to help _, free from pressure to act from others.3. If you are thinking of _ then volunteering is a perfect way to explore new fields and also an ideal way to

42、expand your work portfolio in your field and to _ into your chosen path.4. Sometimes we do _ into the “rat-race” of life and volunteering can give that escape to everyday routine and _ in our lives.5. Volunteering is _ to get life experience.the perfect vehicleon your own accorda career changegain a

43、 real insightget locked create a balance a brilliant wayUnderstanding News Reports Vocabulary Band Part II In-Class Listeningurge d v. encourage or stimulate somebody to do something 鼓励或激励某人做某事safeguard sefgd v. protect or guard somebody or something 保护或保卫某人 / 某事物campaign kmpen n. a series of planne

44、d activities (esp. with a particular social, commercial or political aim) 运动（特别是为 某一社会的、商业的或政治的目的而进行的一系列有计 划的活动）archivist kvst n. person who is trained to keep archives 档案保管员worthwhile wwal adj. important, interesting or rewarding enough to justify the time, money, or effort that is spent 值得的；值得花时间、

45、钱或精力的Understanding News Reports Vocabulary Band Part II In-Class Listeninghardcore h:dk: n. central, basic or most enduring part (of a group, etc) （某一组织等的）中坚力量，基础部分，最坚定的一 部分人console knsl n. panel for the controls of electronic or mechanical equipment （电子或机械装置的）控制板，操纵板，仪表 盘，操纵台contend kntend v. overc

46、ome a rival, competitor or difficulty （与对手）竞争；（与他人）争夺canals n. 运河（canal 的名词复数）；管道；气管；食道stonemason stnmesn n. 石工；石匠Report One Now you will hear a news report. After the news report, you will hear three questions. Listen carefully and choose the best answer from the four possible choices. Part II In-C

47、lass Listening1. What kind of people can join the Canal Volunteers project? A. Lock keepers and archivists. B. Engineers, stonemasons and builders. C. Environmental experts. 2. According to the news, how old is the canals? B. 137 years old. C. 167 years old. D. 215 years old.3. What do the volunteer

48、s need to do specifically on Monday? A. To safeguard the future of Scotlands canals. B. To run the canals. C. To help preserve Scotlands 250-year-old canals. D. All of the above.A. 250 years old. D. To repair mortar and operate lock gates on the Forth and Clyde Canals historicMaryhill Locks. Part II

49、 In-Class ListeningTapescript Volunteers are being urged to come forward to safeguard the future of Scotlands canals. Scottish Canals is launching a campaign in Glasgow for engineers, stonemasons and builders to help preserve Scotlands 250-year-old canals. A spokesman said they were also looking for

50、 lock keepers, archivists and environmental experts to join the Canal Volunteers project. Millions of people use Scotlands 137-mile network of canals every year. Scottish Canals, which runs the Caledonian, Crinan, Forth and Clyde, Monkland and Union canals, said it was the nations “biggest linear pa