2019新人教高一英语必修二 课本听力和视频材料原文(精校打印版)Word格式.docx

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remaking.

WewanttopromoteMountTai;

thatis,wewanttotellteenagersinothercountriesaboutthemountainandChineseculture.TheappteachesteenagersaboutMountTaiandevenhasafewgamesaboutculturalrelics.

Oh,that’sacleveridea.

Yes.Forexample,thisgameisaboutthesixcypressesthatwereplantedonMountTaiduringtheHanDynasty.YoulearnaboutthetreesandalsothelifeinChinaover2,000yearsago.

Thatsoundsgreat!

Sowhatelsewillyouputintheapp?

Well,thereare22templesandsome1,800stoneswithwritingonthem.W’elltakephotosofthemall,andthenvisittheDaiTempleonMountTai,sinceithassomanyimportantpaintingsandrelics.AnothergroupisreadingaboutMountTaiandwritingtextsfortheapp.We’llalsovisitlocalschoolsandtalktoChinesestudents.

DoyouthinkthatsomepeoplewillusetheappinsteadofvisitingMountTai?

No,notachance!

Theappisgreat,butthebestwaytoseeMountTaiistoclimball6,000steps!

What?

!

Howmanysteps?

LiuBinStephanie:

Morethan6,000!

ListeningandTalking

［StreetsoundsfromRedSquare.］［］

Tourguide:

OK,hereweare:

theKremlinandRedSquare.

Tourist1:

Excuseme,butwhatistheKremlinexactly?

TheKremlinisaspecialgovernmentarea.Inside,therearefivepalacesandfourcathedrals.It'

swherethepresidentlives,too.

Wow...alittlebitlikethePalaceMuseuminBeijing.

Yes.Iguessyoucouldsaythat.TheKremlinwasactuallybuiltaroundthesametime,betweenthe14thand17thcenturies.

What'

sthatbuildingoverthere,withthecolourfulroundtowers?

’Iveseensomanyphotosofit.Itlookssopretty,likeaflame!

That’sSaintBasil,sCathedral.PeopleallovertheworldthinkofRussiawhentheyseeit.It'

sliketheEiffelTowerinFranceortheGreatWallinChina,asymbolofthecountry.

Tourist2:

Forgivemeforasking,butcanyoutellmemoreaboutRedSquare?

Well,it'

sconsideredthecentreofMoscow,andtherehavebeenmanyimportantparadesandeventsheldhere.Italsousedtobeamarketplacealongtimeago.

Oh,really?

Howamazing!

Iseethatyou'

relookingatthephotosofanicehockeygame.DidyouknowthatchildrencanskateonRedSquareinthewinter?

Noway!

ssocool

Yes.RedSquareisalsoaplaceformusicconcerts.Peoplehavealotoffunhere.

VideoTime

TheGreatWall

Narrator:

TheGreatWallwindsthroughvastmountains,sometimesvisible,sometimeshidden.Onceagreatprojectthatunderwent23centuriesofconstruction,manysectionsofithavenowfallenintoruinorevendisappearedwithoutatrace,dependingonwhentheywerebuilt.

EachsectionoftheGreatWallrecordsitstransformationthroughtheyearsandhasincomparablehistoricalvalue.ThissectionofthewallisnotfarfromthefamousBadalingGreatWall.MrMeiJingtianhaswalkedthissix-kilometremountainpathfor30years.

Weedsnotonlyaffectthewall'

simage,butwillalsospeedupitscollapse,astheirrootsgrowintothecracksinthebricks.Thesepast30years,MrMeiJingtianhasbeenpullingweedsthroughoutthissectionoftheGreatWall.

Aftersixlongyearsofhardworkbysurveyorsandarchaeologists,in2012,theStateAdministrationofCulturalHeritageinChinaannouncedthefinaldatathatthetotallengthoftheGreatWallofChinais21,196.18kilometres.ThisisequivalenttothedistancebetweentheNorthandSouthPolesontheearthssurface.Thisisclearlyanastonishingfigure,foritisfourtimeslongerthanwhathasbeendescribedinthetextbooksofChinaasthe"

WanliChangcheng（10,000-mileLongWall）oftheQinDynasty.

Since2006,MrMei,togetherwithsurveyorsandarchaeologicalexperts,hasbeenmeasuringthissectionoftheGreatWall.This,obviously,isatoughbutfuntask.Forthelast30years,thisordinaryelderlymanhasbeentakingcareoftheGreatWallinhisownsimplemanner.

Visitor:

Hi!

Howoftendoyoucomehere?

Volunteers:

Hey

Volunteers1:

Wearevolunteersandweusuallycomehereonceamonth.

Volunteers2:

Yes,butwhenwearenotbusywithschool,wecomehereonceeverytwoweeks.

Thankyousomuchforwhatyou'

redoing.Foralltheinternationalpeoplelikemethisisabeautifulwallforalltheseyears.

Volunteers3:

Oh,you'

redoingagreatiob!

Volunteers4:

GreatVolunteers5:

Wonderful!

Itisadifferentfeelingeachtimewearehere.Wehopemorepeoplewillprotectourculturalheritage

WeneedtoprotecttheGreatWall,sowecanpresentittothefuturegenerationsandletourculturalimprintliveon.

Withtheparticipationofmorevolunteers,theareaaroundtheGreatWallhasgraduallybecomemorenaturalandpeaceful.

EachtimeweapproachtheGreatWall,withouttouchingit,wecanfeelthememoriesandstrongemotionsfromtheancienttimes.

Unit2WildlifeProtection

LISTENINGPART1

A:

Haveyouseenthatposterwiththeclock?

It'

ssogood,butalittlescary,too.

B:

Iknow.Somanywildanimalsaredyingout.Thispostersaysthatbetween150and200speciesdieouteveryday.

sterrible.Wereallyneedtodosomething.Whyaresomanyspeciesdying?

Well,someanimalsarebeinghuntedandkilled.Andthenthere’spollutionandhabitatloss,Iguess.Animalsneedaplacetolivein,justlikeus,andtheyneedcleanairandwater,too.

Itseemslikepeopleneedtobemoreaware

Absolutely.Morepeopleneedtoknow.

Yes,theyshouldmakemoreoftheseposters-maybeitwillhelpprotectthewildlife

LISTENINGPART2

Someonehastospeakupforendangeredanimals.Somefamouspeople,suchasChinesesuperstarYaoMingandBritain’sPrinceWilliam,workhardtohelp.InOctober2015,PrinceWilliamgaveamovingspeechonCCTV:

"

Inthe33yearssinceIwasborn,we’velostaround70percentofAfrica’selephantpopulation.Ofthosethatareleft,20,000arekilledeveryyear.Thatis54elephantskilledeverysingleday."

Thatmeansthereareelephantswhicharebeingkilledrightnow!

Inhisspeech,PrinceWilliamalsopraisedChina’seffortstoprotectwildlife:

IamabsolutelyconvincedthatChinacanbecomeagloballeaderintheprotectionofwildlife.Youdon’thavetobePrinceWilliamorYaoMingtospeakupanddosomethingaboutendangeredanimals.Youcanbethevoiceofwildlifeprotectioninyourarea.Remember:

Changebeginswithyou.

s5:

00am.onaSaturdaymorningandsometeenagershavegatheredintheQinlingMountains.

Theygotupearlysoastosearchforwildbirds.

OK,iseverybodyready?

Doyouhavealltheequipment?

I'

vebroughtabirdfieldguidesothatwecanlookupthebirdswesee.It'

sareallygoodfieldguide.It'

sgotdescriptionsofallthemaintypesofbirds,andevenaCDwithlotsofbirdsong.

C:

Great!

Mydadgavemethesebinocularsinorderthatwecanseethebirdsbetter.They’rereallypowerful.

Cool,solet’sgo.

［Softfootstepsastheywalkaway.］

Shh...Doyouhearthat

［Birdsong.］

Ithinkthat’sa…Givemethebinoculars!

Whatcanyousee?

Yes,thereitis!

Wow,it'

sa…

［fadeout.］

Birdwatchingisaninterestinghobbythatyoucandoanywhere.TheQinlingMountainsareoneofthebestbirdwatchingsitesinChina,butyoucanalsofindmanyspeciesinyourlocalpark.Birdwatchingclubscleanuphabitats,buildbirdfeeders,andputpapercut-outsonwindowsinordertoprotectbirds.

*VideoTime

［Textgraphicon-screen.］



TheElephantWhisperers

AspecialprograminKenyarescuesorphanedelephants.Workersintheprogramraisetheelephantsuntiltheycanreturntothewild.

［MishakNaimbi,ElephantKeeper.］

“Elephantsare...arelikehumans.Ifyoulovethem,theywillloveyoutoo.TheyliveonZahimbecausetheydon'

thavetheirmothers.Theirmothershavebeenkilledbypeople.Othershavebeen（pause）diedbecauseofnofood,notfoodforthem-othersbecauseofdiseases”

Theelephantswakeupat5:

30am.everyday.Thekeepersthenleadthemtotheforest.Theyfeedhemandplaywiththem.

Elephants...theyloveeachother,yah.Theyarelike...Like,ourelephantshere,theyarenotfromthesamearea.Theyarefromthewholecountry.Butwhentheycomehere,theymakefriends.

Theylearntosurvivetogether.“Wetaketheelephantstothebush”

Keepersstaywiththeelephantsintheirnativeenvironment,alsoknownas“thebush.”“Westaywiththem

becausewehavetofeedthemevery3hours,dayandnight.Becausetheelephant—s—whentheycometheydon’t

havetheirmothers,andwehavetodotheworkthattheirmothersdo.Wehavetosleepwiththem…becausewhenweleavethemalone,theycry.”

Howhaveyoucaredforanimals?

Unit3TheInternet

Sam:

Hi,guys!

I'

dliketoaskyousomequest