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2Script
I’dliketoflyeconomytoThailandonOctober8th.1wanttobooktwotickets.
wehaveonlyoneseatleftineconomy,butwewillgiveyoutwobusinessclassseatsforthesamepriceasoneeconomyand,onebusinessclassseat.
Q:
Whatcanthemanget?
B:
Twobusinessclassticketsatareducedprice
3Script
Excuseme,wheredoIcheckinforBritishAirwaystoLondon?
Ican’tfindthe
rightcheck-incounter.
YoushouldgotoCounter26ontheleft-handside.sir.It'
sjustnexttoThaiAir.You’dbetterhurry,though.There’salongqueue
Whatdoesthewomansay?
”
C)TheBritishAirwayscounteriscounter26.
4.Script
Airportsecuritychecksalwaysmakemenervous.I’mafraidI’11setoffthealarm
becauseofthejewelryI’mwearing.’
Iknow.I’llsetoffthesecurityalarm.Ihaveasteelplateinmyarmfromarugby
Injury.
Whywillthemansetofthealarm?
D)Becausehehasametalplateinhisbody
5.Script
Welcomehome!
Here,letmetakeyoursuitcase.Thecarisoutintheparkinglot.
yourplanewastwohourslate:
youmustbeexhausted.
Yes,wehavetocheckinthreehoursbeforetake-offtime;
secufityguardstake
agessearchingcarry_0nstuff,buttheyignorecheck-inbaggage.Strangesystem.
WhatisthewomanNOTcomplainingabout?
A)Securityguardssearchhercheck-insuitcase
III.ListeningIn
Task1:
thesmallertheairport,thebiggerthecheckup
Paul:
Theairportsecuritycheckssometimesseemverystrangetome.
Sylvia:
Whatdoyoumean?
Ijustcompletedaninternationalflight.AndwithallthethreatstosecurityoftraveltodayIexpectedtohavemyluggagesearched.
that’sunderstandable.Imean,withallthefearthat’soutthereaboutterrorism,ofcoursethey’regoingtocheckyourbaggage—especiallyyourcarry—ons.
Idon’tmindthemcheckingmybaggage.Infact,Iexpectit.Butthereseemstobeaninverseratioatwork.
Whatonearthdoyoumean?
Theycheckeveryone’sbaggage,don’tthey?
Yes,buthere’swhat’sfunny:
Thesmallertheairport,thegreaterthesecurity.Thelesslikelyaplaneistobehijacked,themoreprecautionstheytake.
Areyouserious?
Whyshouldasmallairportbemoreawareofsecuritythanalargeone?
Here’swhatI’veexperienced:
Onceatasmallairport,theyseizedarollofadhesivetapeandarguedthatitcouldbeusedinhijacking.Thentheyaskedmetoremovemydigitalcamerafromitscaseanddemonstratethatitcouldtakepictures.
Andisthisdifferentfromalargeairport?
Accordingtomyexperience,itis.WhenIflewfromVancouvertoParis,theysimplyranmybagsthroughthescanner,and1wasonmyway
Ifthat’sthecase,thebaggagecheckingsystemisreallystrange.
Paulfindstheairportsecuritycheckssometimesverystrange.Inaninternationalflighthedidexpecttohavehisluggagesearched.Sylviaagrees,knowingthatwitha11thefearthat’soutthereaboutterrorism,theywillcheckpassengers’baggage—especiallytheircarry-ons.Infact,Pauldoesnotmindthemcheckinghisbaggagebutthereseemstobeaninverseratio—atwork:
Thesmallertheairport,thegreaterthesecurity.Thelesslikelyaplaneistobehijacked,themoreprecautionstheytake.Paulfurthersaysthatonceatasmallairport,theyseizedarollofadhesivetapetopreventhijacking.Theyalsoaskedhimtoremovehisdigitalcamerafromitscaseanddemonstratethatitcouldtakepictures.Ontheotherhand,alargeairportisdifferent.WhenPaul—flewfromVancouvertoParis,theysimplyranhisbagsthroughthescanner,andhewasonhisway.Finally,Sylviaadmitsthatthebaggagecheckingsystemisstrange
Task2:
jetlag
Jet1agisthefeelingoftirednessthatcomesaftercrossingtimezonesinanairplane.Peoplegetjetlagoften,especiallyiftheytravelfar.Forexample,aflightfromNewYorktoBeijingisatongtrip.Passengerswillcrossmanytimezonesandmayhaveabadcaseofjetlag.However,therearesomethingsthatcanhelpreducejetlag.First.drinkalotofliquids.Wateristhebestliquidtodrink.Also,eatlow—fatfoodsduringtheflight.Noodlesarealwaysagoodchoice.Next,trytodosomeexerciseontheplane.Walkaroundorstretchyourmuscles.Also,trytoadjustyourscheduletocorrespondwiththelocaltimeassoonasyoucan.Forinstance,ifyouusuallygotosleepat10p.m.,thenwhenthelocaltimeis10p.m.,gotobed.Finally,whenyouarriveatyourdestination.getsomeexercise.Askthefrontdeskclerkwherethehotel’sgymis.Rememberthatifyouadjustyourscheduletocorrespondwiththelocaltime,yourjetlagwillnotbetoobad.Ingeneral,yourbodytakesonlyafewdaystoresetitsbiologicalclock,andyou’llsoonovercomejetlag.
1.T2.F3.F4.F5.T
Task3:
$10is$10
Oneday,anoldmannamedStumpyandhiswifeMarthawenttotheIllinoisStateAviationFairAmanwassellingplanetidesfor$10perperson.Stumpywasfascinatedandsaidto,Martha,“Ithinkwereallyshouldtrythat.”Marthareplied,“Iknowyouwantto,Stumpy,butwehavealotofbills.Youknowthemoneyistight,and$10is$10.”SoStumpywentwithout.Overthenextfewyearstheyreturnedeveryyeartothefair,andthesamethinghappened:
Stumpywantedaride,butMarthasaidtheycouldn’taffordit.Finally,whenStumpyandMarthawerebothabout70yearsold,StumpyfixedhiseyesonMarthaandsaid,“Martha,I’m70now,andIdon’tknowifI’11evergetthechanceagain,SOIjusthavetohavearideinthatairplane.’’Martharepliedinthesameoldfashion,andStumpybecamedepressed.Thepilotstandingnearbyoverheardtheconversationandhecutin,“Excusemefolks,Ihaveadealforyou.I’11takebothofyouuptogether,andifyoucanbothmaketheentiretripwithoututteringaword.I’11giveyoutherideforfree.Butifeitherofyoumakesasound,it’s$10each.”MarthaandStumpylookedateachotherandagreed.Thepilottookthemup,andstartedtoclimb,spin,dive,climbandspinagain.Therewasnosound.Afterthepilotlandedtheplane,hepraisedtheoldman,“1wanttocongratulateyoufornotmakingasound.Youareabraveman.“MaybeSO,”saidStumpy,“butIgottotellyou,Ialmostscreamedwhenmywifefellout,but$10is$10
1.A)whatdidtheoldmanwant?
B)Hewantedtohavearideintheplane.
2.Whatreasondidtheoldwomangivefornotridingintheplane?
A)Theyhadtopayalotofbills.
3.Whathappenedwhentheoldmanandwomanwereabout70yearsold?
C)Themanwantedtoflybutthewomandidnotwanthimto.
4.Whatdealdidthepilotoffer?
C)Thecouplecouldhaveafleerideifneitherofthemmadeasoundduringthetrip.
5.Whathappenedtotheoldwomanfinally?
D)Shefelloutoftheplane
IV.SpeakingOut
MODEL1I'
dliketobookhotelandairlinereservations.
Travelagent:
HorizonTravel,howmayIhelpyou?
Helen:
ThisisHelenParker.I'
Andwhat'
syourdestination.Ms.Parker?
I'
mheadedforLasVegastoattendanelectronicstradeshow.
OK.Canyouspellyourname,please?
MylastnameisParker,P-A-R-K-E-R,andmyfirstnameisHelen.
Willyoubetravelingalone?
Yes,I'
llbetravelingbymyself.
Willthatbeaone-wayoraround-tripticket?
Return.IplanonleavingJuly21standcomingbackonthe30th.
Willyoubeflyingfirstclassorbusinessclass?
No,no,notachance.Economyclass,thecheapest.Ifthere'
sathree-starhotellocateddowntown,thatwouldbegreat.Ifithasapool,that'
sbetterstill.
OK,letmecheckthecomputer.Icanbookyourflightimmediately.I'
llhavetoinquireaboutthehotelreservationandcallyouback.
Noproblem.I'
mat658-0266,extension513.I'
llbeexpectingyourcall.
OK,Ms.Parker.Thankyouforyourcall.I'
llgetbacktoyousoon.Byebye.
Bye
NowYourTurn
SAMPLEDIALOG
A:
GlobeTravelAgency,canIhelpyou?
ThisisLindaCarter.I'
Whereareyougoing,Ms.Carter?
mheadedforTorontotoattendanindustrialexhibition.
Couldyouspellyourname,please?
MysurnameisCarter,C-A-R-T-E-R,andmygivennameisLinda.
Willyoubetravelingbyyourself?
No,Illbetravelingwithmyboss,JamesAdams.SoIneedtwoticketsandtworooms.
Wouldyouliketohaveone-wayorround-triptickets?
Returntickets.Butsincewerenotsurewhenwecancomeback,Ipreferopenticketsforthereturnjourney.
Willyouflyeconomyclassorbusinessclass?
Businessclass,please.Mybossalwaysfliesbusinessclass.Ifthere'
safive-starhotellocateddowntown,thatwouldbegreat.
Well,letmecheckthecomputer.Icanbookyourticketsrightnow.I'
llhavetocheckthehotelreservationandcallyouback.
mat58855200.I'
OK.Thankyou.
MODEL2LastweekIflewnon-stoptoSa~Francisco.
Script
Nora:
HeyJohn.
John:
heyNora:
Itookacourseonhowtheairportruns,andIdon'
tsufferfromfearofflyinganymore.LastweekIflewnonstoptoSanFrancisco.
Congratulations!
Whichflightdidyoutake?
UnitedAirlines,FlightUA858.
Howdiditgo?
Everythingsmoothsailing?
Noteverything.SinceIhadn'
ttraveledbyairforalongtime,Iwasn'
tfamiliarwiththeairport.IttookmequiteawhiletofindtheUnitedAirlinescheck-incounter.
Thenhowdid