视听说英语2 听力文本 Unit 4 ScriptsNotes.docx

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视听说英语2听力文本Unit4ScriptsNotes

Unit4Festivals

PartIILISTENINGANDSPEAKING

LessonA/Listening

SCRIPT

Track4-1

F:

Therearelotsoffestivalshappeningaroundtheworldthissummer.Heretotellusabouttwoofhisfavoritesiscultureandtravelblogger,SanjayPatel.Weletotheshow,Sanjay.

M:

Hi,Vanessa.It’sgreattobehere.

F:

So,tellourlistenersaboutsomeofthefestivalshappeningthissummer.

M:

Well,there’slotsgoingon.Twoofmyfavoritesarekindofunusual.OneistheMudFestivalinSouthKorea.It’sfromJuly14thtothe24th.TheotherisTomatina.IthappensonthelastWednesdayinAugustinasmalltowninSpain.Bothofthesesummerfestivalsarealotoffun.

F:

So,tellusfirstabouttheMudFestival.

M:

Well,ittakesplacenearapopularbeach.Themudinthisareaisgoodforyourskin.

F:

Sowhathappensatthefestival?

M:

Peoplewearshortsorswimsuits.Thentheyputmudallovertheirbodies.Themudiscool,whichfeelsgoodonahotJulyday.

F:

That’sit?

M:

No,there’slotsmoretodo.Youcangoswimminginabigmudpoolorplaymudgames.Youcanalsohaveamudmassage.Thefestivallastsfortendaysandtherearelotsofactivities.

F:

DomanypeoplegototheMudFestival?

M:

Yep,overtwomillion—manyfromothercountries.

F:

NowwhataboutTomatina?

It’sabigfoodfight,right?

M:

Yeah.Peoplethrowtomatoesateachotherforanhour.

F:

Sothefestivalisonlyanhourlong?

Thatseemskindofshort.

M:

Oh,no.Themainevent—thetomatothrowing—isonlyonepartofthefestival.There’salsoacookingcontestandaparade.Therearealsofireworksattheend.Thousandsofpeopleefromallovertheworldtoenjoythefun.

1.goon:

发生

2.kindof:

有点儿；有几分

3.takeplace:

发生；举行

4.begoodfor:

有益于；对……有好处

5.allover:

到处，浑身

Conversation

SCRIPT

Track4–2

A:

Whichfestivaldoyoulike?

B:

IlikeTomatina.It’safestivalinSpain.

A:

Really?

Whenisit?

B:

It’sasummerfestival.It’sheldinAugust.

A:

Yeah?

Whathappensthere?

B:

Peoplethrowtomatoesateachother.

LessonB/Listening1

SCRIPT

Track4-3

Festivalinthedesert

GeneralInformation:

ForthreedayseveryJanuaryorFebruary,peopleoftheSaharadesertetogetherforthisfestivaloftraditionalculture.Theymeetandcelebratewithsong,dance,poetry,andotherculturaltraditions.

Don’tMiss:

Duringtheday:

●Thecamelraces（Thefastestandmostbeautifulwinprizes.）

●swordfightingandothercontests

●theartsshowsandpresentationsbylocalpeople

Atnight:

performancesbylocalandglobalmusicians

WhattoBring:

Therearenohotels,soyou’llneedasleepingbag,tent,food,andwater.Itisveryhotinthedaytimesobringlightweightclothes.However,itcanbecoldatnight,sobringasweaterorwarmjacketfortheevening.

GettingThere:

You’llneedatruckorcameltogettothefestival.It’sabouttwohoursfromthetownofTimbuktu,Mali.Itisalsoagoodideatousealocalguide.Thispersoncandrivetothefestivalandhelpyouduringyourstay.

1.getto:

到达

Listening2

SCRIPT

Track4-4

1:

A:

Hi.ThisisAya.LeaveamessageandI’llcallyouback.Thanks.

B:

HiAya.ThisisMariafromEnglish102.Youknowthefestivalsprojectwe’reworkingontogether?

Ihaveanidea.HowaboutdoingourprojectontheFestivalintheDesert?

WecaninterviewourclassmateMoussa;he’sfromMaliandheknowsaboutthisfestival.Whatdoyouthink?

2:

A:

Hi.ThisisErik.Pleaseleavemeamessage,andI’llgetbacktoyou.

B:

HeyErik;it’sManny.WetalkedaboutdrivingtotheNorthBeachFestivaltomorrow,butthefestivalisgoingtobecrowded.Whatabouttakingthebusinstead?

Letmeknow.

3:

A:

Hello,thisisKira.Leavemeamessageafterthebeep.Thanks.

B:

Kira,it’sLisa.I’mleavingfortheOutsideLandsMusicFestivalintenminutes.Let’smeetatthemainentranceofthefestivalat12:

30,okay?

Seeyouthere.

1.leaveamessage:

留言

2.getbackto:

回复

3.leavefor:

动身去

SCRIPT

Track4–5

1.

B:

Hi,you’vereachedMaria.Leaveamessageafterthebeep.

A:

HiMaria;it’sAya.Igotyourmessage.IthinkdoingtheprojectontheFestivalintheDesertisagreatidea.Wecantalkmoretomorrowinclass.Seeyouthen.

2.

B:

ThisisManny,butI’mnothereatthemoment.Pleaseleaveamessageafterthebeep.

A:

Manny,it’sErik.Takingthebustomorrowsoundsgood.Seeyouateleveno’clock.

3.

B:

You’vereachedLisa.PleaseleaveamessageandI’llgetbacktoyouassoonasIcan.

A:

HeyLisa;it’sKira.Youwanttomeetat12:

30?

Sorry,butIwon’tbeabletomeetyouthen.Iwon’tarriveuntilafter2o’clock.

ListeningSkills

SCRIPT

Track4–6

IntheEnglish-speakingworld,itiscustomarytosingthesong“HappyBirthdaytoYou〞tothebirthdayperson.Doyouknowthatitwasoriginallywrittenasasongtogreetstudentsinthemorning?

TwoAmericankindergartenteachers,MildredHillandhersisterPattyHillwrotethesong.In1893,Mildred,whostudiedmusic,cameupwiththemelodyandPattyaddedsomelyrictoitandthesongbecame“GoodMorningtoAll〞,whichtheysangeverymorningtotheirstudents.Andthelyricsranlikethis:

“Goodmorningtoyou.Goodmorningtoyou.Goodmorning,dearchildren.Goodmorningtoall.〞

Laterthetitleofthesongwasknownas“GoodMorningtoYou〞whenitwasusedforchildrentosingtotheirteacher.Andthethirdandfourthlinesbecame“Goodmorning,dearteacher.Goodmorningtoyou.〞

In1924,thesongappearedinabookofmusiceditedbyRobertColeman.Andasecondverse,“HappyBirthdaytoYou,〞wasaddedtoit.Butitisunclearwhosuppliedthewordstothesecondverse.

Thissecondversequicklybecamemorepopularthanthefirst,andwithinashorttimeofthebook’spublication,thesongwasknowntoallas“HappyBirthdaytoYou.〞Andbymid-1930sitwasusedfrequentlyinmovies,radioshows,andBroadwaymusicalswithouttheHillfamily’spermission.Athirdsister,JessicaHill,decidedtoactonbehalfofhereldersisters.Shefiledasuittoprovethat“HappyBirthdaytoYou〞wastheirsongwithdifferentlyrics.Shewonin1934,andnoweverytime“HappyBirthdaytoYou〞issungpublicly,theHillfamilygetspaid.

PARTIIIVIDEO

SCRIPT

Narrator:

Indiaisalandknownforitsbeautyandcolor.

Inlatefall,thetemperaturecoolsdown,and,for5days,HindusinIndiaandallovertheworldcelebratethevictoryofgoodoverevil,lightoverdarkness.TheycallthistimeDiwali,thefestivaloflights.

Formany,theholidaybeginsbeforesunrise,attheflowermarket.

Here,flowersellerssellbeautifuljasmineflowers.Thelovelysmellsfilltheair.Peoplewillusetheseflowerstodecoratetheirhomes.

Buttheymustgoearlybecausebysunrise,alltheflowerswillbesoldout.

AnothertraditionalDiwalidecorationistheRangoli.Thesebeautifulshapesaredrawnonthefloorusingcoloredsand,andsurroundedbycandles.

Thesandtakestheshapeofalotusflower,whichmeans“wele!

〞

Diwaliisalsoallaboutsharing.Neighborsbringeachotherplatesoftastyholidaysnacks.

Laterintheday,familiesetogethertovisitthetemples.Theywearcolorful,newclothes.

Intheevening,thecitiesealive.

ShopsareopenonDiwali.ManygototowntobuynewclothesmadefromcolorfulIndiansilks.

DiwaliParticipant:

“So,thisisanoccasionforallofustorejoiceandbewiththefamilyandenjoyallthegoodthingsinlife.Sowebuygoodclothesandmakegoodfood.〞

Narrator:

Andoutsidethestores,thecityisfilledwithlights.

Today,duringDiwali,modernlightsofeverycolor,shape,andsizeshinealloverIndia.

Somecitiesalsohaveamazingfireworksshows,likethisoneinDelhi.Thefireworksfuncontinuesinthehome,lateintothenight.

Forthisyear,theDiwalicelebrationsareingtoanend.Andthey’regoingoutwithabang.

1.cooldown:

〔温度〕下降；冷却

2.besoldout:

售完

3.taketheshapeof:

呈……形状；以……形式出现

4.etogether:

集合

5.befilledwith:

被……充满

6.etoanend:

完毕