新通用大学英语综合教程2(第2册)U2课后答案及课件

1、Book Two Unit TwoMovies and EntertainmentLesson 1Lesson 2Extended ExercisesCheckpointAgendaUNIT GOALS1. Apologize for lateness2. Discuss preferences3. Compare tastes in movies4. Discuss the effect of violence on viewers5. Write about the effect of somethingLesson 13Lesson 1 Lead-inSitcom: Have You C

2、hosen a Movie Yet?Scene 1Exercise AExercise BExercise AAnswer the following questions according to what you hear.Why is Cheryl late?2. Have Paul and Bob chosen a movie yet? Why not?3. Why doesnt Cheryl want to see The Last Train to Hong Kong?4. What does Marie think of On the Bridge?5. Why does Cher

3、yl say the movie tickets are her treat?Cheryl is late because she couldnt find a parking space.No. Because Paul and Bob have seen almost everything.Cheryl doesnt want to see The Last Train to Hong Kong because its too violent for her.Marie says that On the Bridge is very romantic.Because she wants P

4、aul and Bob to stop acting out the movies and attracting attention in the restaurant.Exercise BComplete the conversation with the words you hear. Bob: Where is this train going?Paul: Believe me, 1_. Bob: Were going to Hong Kong, arent we?Paul: 2 _ here and fight the 100 men? Bob: No. And 3 _ to see

5、Hong Kong.youd rather not knowWould you rather stayIve always wantedPart 1 Which Movie to Choose?Part 2 Why Are They Late?Part 3 Children and Media ViolencePart 4 BanderasPart 5 The Most Popular Movie GenresNew WordsListening333Part 1 Which Movie to Choose?Listen and complete the following sentences

6、.1. The theater shows _ movies. a. new b. old c. romantic2. Lisa _ Frida.a. is not in the mood forb. has already seenc. prefers to see3. They decide to see _.a. Frida b. Dracula c. Chicago1. _2. _3. _Part 2 Why Are They Late?Listen to the conversations. Look at the pictures. Then listen again and wr

7、ite the letter of the picture that goes with each conversation.dabPart 3 Children and Media ViolenceListen and circle the right answer to each question.1. Children spend _ hours with the media every day.a. 3.5 hours b. 6.5 hours c. 7.5 hours2. Between the ages of 4 and 18, the average child sees _.a

8、. 40 000 television programs b. 200 000 murdersc. 40 000 murders on TV3. _ of all TV shows contain violent scenes.a. More than half b. Half c. Less than half4. _ of the most popular video games do not have violent subject matter.a. More than half b. Half c. Less than half5. Viewing violent movies an

9、d playing violent video games can make people _.a. more violent b. more bored c. more scaredPart 4 Banderas hand out Check whether each statement is true (T), false (F) or not mentioned (NM).True False N M1. Banderas and his wife married over eight years ago. 2. Banderas began to work in the theater

10、 in 1992. 3. Banderas has been world-famous since 1988. 4. Banderas could speak fluent English in his firstfilm in English. 5. Banderas and his family now live in France and Spain. 6. Banderas met his wife on the set of Women on theVerge of a Nervous Breakdown. 7. Banderas can speak Portuguese and S

11、panish. Part 5 The Most Popular Movie GenresListen and answer the following questions.Which movie has made more money than any other? _2. Which two dramas does the article mention? _3. What are two genres on the top ten money-making list? _4. What are two genres that are not on the list of top ten m

12、oney-making movies? _TitanicTitanic, The Passion of the Christ(Answers should include two of the following :) dramas, action films, sci-fi films, animated films(Answers should include two of the following:) comedies, horror films, documentaries, musicalsNew Words animated adj. 活跃的；生气勃勃的；栩栩如生的animate

13、d cartoon 动画片attractive adj. 迷人的，有吸引力的Banderas 班德拉斯（西班牙演员，后到美国发展） combination n. 组合体，混合体New Words documentary n. 纪录片 genre n. 种类，类型；风格horror film 恐怖片media n. 媒体Melanie Griffith 梅勒尼格利菲思（美国女演员）New Words phonetic adj. 语音的 program n. （电视或广播）节目，演出reputation n. 声望，名声sci-fi n. 科幻片，科幻小说subject matter （演讲、著作

14、或艺术作品的）题材Topic PreviewChoose the correct response. Circle the letter.1. “Did you see Aliens Alive when it came out last summer?”a. Id rather watch the tube.b. No. I missed it.2. “I really want to see the new Jackie Chan movie. What do you say?”a. Have you already seen it?b. Im not in the mood for an

15、 action film.3. “How about we go see a classic movie?”a. Deal!b. They said it was great.4. “Would you like some Chinese food after the movie?”a. Actually, Id rather have Italian food.b. How about it? Text A alienadj. connected with creatures from another world 外星人（生物）的外星人（生物）的Martiann. an imaginary

16、creature from the planet Mars 火星人火星人downrightadv. 十足地，彻底地（用于强调某人或某事十足地，彻底地（用于强调某人或某事物极差、极假或极讨厌）物极差、极假或极讨厌） He wasnt just inconsiderate; he was downright rude.他不仅仅是轻率的他不仅仅是轻率的,简直是无礼透顶。简直是无礼透顶。 She felt downright ashamed of her misconduct.她觉得对于她的不当行为完全感到羞愧。她觉得对于她的不当行为完全感到羞愧。 blockbustern. a book or fi

17、lm that is very good or successful 轰动一时的电影（书籍）轰动一时的电影（书籍）,重磅炸弹重磅炸弹 They believe this movie will be a blockbuster hit. 他们认为这部电影将是一个重磅炸弹击中。他们认为这部电影将是一个重磅炸弹击中。 They are filming a new comedy and endeavor to make it a blockbuster. 他们正在拍摄一部新的喜剧并努力使它成为一个他们正在拍摄一部新的喜剧并努力使它成为一个轰动一时的电影轰动一时的电影/取得票房成功。取得票房成功。doc

18、umentv. （通过记述、或拍照片的方式来）记载（通过记述、或拍照片的方式来）记载l This filmmaker documented the African animals for a whole year. l 这个导演用了整整一年的时间拍了非洲动物的这个导演用了整整一年的时间拍了非洲动物的照片。照片。 He documented the life of a few AIDS victims in a remote village. 他记述了一个偏远的村子里的一些艾滋病受害他记述了一个偏远的村子里的一些艾滋病受害者的生活者的生活 。killern. a person, animal,

19、or thing that kills 杀手；杀手；杀生的人（动物，事物）杀生的人（动物，事物）lSharks have the killer instinct. l 鲨鱼有杀手本能。鲨鱼有杀手本能。 Heroin is a killer, so dont become addicted to it. 海洛因是一个杀手海洛因是一个杀手, 所以不要上瘾。所以不要上瘾。monstern. 1. 怪物；怪兽；妖怪怪物；怪兽；妖怪 A hideous monster attacked the helpless villagers. 一个可怕的怪物袭击了手无寸铁的村民。一个可怕的怪物袭击了手无寸铁的村民

20、。 2. someone who is very cruel and evil 残忍残忍的人；恶人；恶魔的人；恶人；恶魔lLet go of me, you vicious monster!l 放开我放开我, 你这可恶的家伙你这可恶的家伙!Comprehension CheckWrite the genre and choose at least two adjectives from the box that best describe the movie. Then write the name of a movie of the same genre that youve seen.an

21、 action film a horror film a science-fiction film an animated filma comedy a documentary a drama a musicalfunny boring silly violent unforgettable weird interestingMovie title Genre Adjectives Similar movie Ive seenThe Alien!Search for the Lost KingdomDads Back!Dont Scream Nowscience-fictionsilly, w

22、eirdactionviolent, unforgettabledocumentary funny, interestinghorrorboring, violentText B bangn. used to make a sound like a gun or bomb 砰（用作模仿枪声或炸弹的声响）砰（用作模仿枪声或炸弹的声响） “Bang! Bang! Youre dead!” shouted the small boy. “爆炸！爆炸！你死定了！爆炸！爆炸！你死定了！“小男孩喊道。小男孩喊道。The firework exploded with a loud bang.l 烟火砰的一声

23、巨响。烟火砰的一声巨响。sufferingn. （肉体或精神上的）痛苦（的经验）；困难（肉体或精神上的）痛苦（的经验）；困难（的经历）（的经历） You cant imagine the sufferings of the starving refugees. 你无法想象的饥饿的难民的苦难。你无法想象的饥饿的难民的苦难。l The government acted quickly to relieve the suffering caused by the earthquake.l 政府迅速采取行动，以减轻地震造成的痛苦。政府迅速采取行动，以减轻地震造成的痛苦。bunchn. a group

24、of people （人）一群，一伙（人）一群，一伙l I dont like any of them much, but hes the best of the bunch. 我也不喜欢他们中的任何一个人，但他是最好我也不喜欢他们中的任何一个人，但他是最好的。的。 The bunch of criminals are being hunted by the police. 罪犯的一群人正被警方追捕。罪犯的一群人正被警方追捕。audiencen. 1. 听众；观众听众；观众l The audience were enthusiastic on the opening night of the

25、play.l 晚上的比赛开幕时观众充满了热情。晚上的比赛开幕时观众充满了热情。 2. （某节目的）固定观众（某节目的）固定观众（听众）（人数）（听众）（人数） His book reached an even wider audience when it was filmed for television. 他的书有更多的观众时，它被拍成电视。他的书有更多的观众时，它被拍成电视。realisticadj. 现实的，实际的现实的，实际的 Be realistic you cant expect a big salary at eighteen.现实点现实点-你不能指望在十八岁时赚到一大笔工资。你

26、不能指望在十八岁时赚到一大笔工资。 Im realistic I know you cant change peoples attitude overnight.我很现实，我知道你不能在一夜之间改变人们的我很现实，我知道你不能在一夜之间改变人们的态度。态度。bloodshedn. （常指在搏斗或战争中的）流血，杀戮（常指在搏斗或战争中的）流血，杀戮 The two sides called a truce to avoid further bloodshed. 双方宣布停战以避免进一步的流血事件。双方宣布停战以避免进一步的流血事件。 Bloodshed is frequently shown

27、in violent movies.经常在暴力电影中看到流血。经常在暴力电影中看到流血。savageadj. 1. very cruel and violent 凶猛的，残凶猛的，残暴的暴的 The article was a savage attack on her past actions. 本文对她过去的行为进行了野蛮的攻击。本文对她过去的行为进行了野蛮的攻击。2. very severe and harmful 极严重的，有极严重的，有害的害的 Savage cuts have been made in our budget.在我们的预算中已经大大地削减了。在我们的预算中已经大大地削减

28、了。3. very severe and harmful 未开化的，原未开化的，原始的，野蛮的始的，野蛮的（侮辱性说法）（侮辱性说法）ultra-prefix extremely 极端，极其（前缀）极端，极其（前缀）l He wears ultra-fashionable clothes and dyes his hair blue.l 他穿着超时髦的衣服，他的头发染成蓝色。他穿着超时髦的衣服，他的头发染成蓝色。 She is ultra-conservative in the way she dresses. 她的打扮是极端保守的。她的打扮是极端保守的。bloodyadj. with a l

29、ot of killing and injuries 血腥的；血腥的；伤亡惨重的；残忍的伤亡惨重的；残忍的 Thousands of soldiers died in this bloody battle.成千上万的战士在这场血战中死了。成千上万的战士在这场血战中死了。 How can you tolerate such a bloody deed? 你怎么能容忍这种血腥的行为？你怎么能容忍这种血腥的行为？imitatev. 1. （认为是好的因而）仿效（某物）（认为是好的因而）仿效（某物） 2. 模仿（某人的行为，言谈，动作等，尤指模仿（某人的行为，言谈，动作等，尤指引人发笑的模仿）引人发笑

30、的模仿） Decide what you want to do; dont just imitate others. 决定你想做什么；不要只是模仿别人。决定你想做什么；不要只是模仿别人。 Hes very clever at imitating his friends. 他非常擅长于模仿朋友的言行。他非常擅长于模仿朋友的言行。conquerv. 1. to defeat an enemy 击败，战胜（敌人）击败，战胜（敌人）l England conquered their main rivals in the first round of the competition.l 英格兰在第一轮的

31、比赛时征服了他们的主要竞英格兰在第一轮的比赛时征服了他们的主要竞争对手。争对手。2. to take land by attacking people or win it by fighting a war 攻取，占领攻取，占领l The Normans conquered England in 1066. 1066诺曼人征服了英格兰。诺曼人征服了英格兰。Phrases and Expressionsdream up 虚构出，凭空想出（不同寻常的计虚构出，凭空想出（不同寻常的计划、主意等）划、主意等） Trust you to dream up a crazy scheme like this

32、! 相信你梦想出一个像这样的疯狂的计划，！相信你梦想出一个像这样的疯狂的计划，！ Filmmakers can create any image that they can dream up. 电影制作人可以创建任何图像，实现他们的梦电影制作人可以创建任何图像，实现他们的梦想了。想了。Proper NamesArthur Penn 阿瑟佩恩（美国导演）Sam Peckinpah 萨姆派金帕（美国导演）Bonnie and Clyde 邦妮和克莱德（电影）The Wild Bunch 日落黄沙（电影）Steven Prince 斯蒂芬普林斯Comprehension CheckAccording

33、 to the article, what point of view does each of these people have about violence in movies?1. Filmmakers Arthur Penn and Sam Peckinpah_2. Steven Prince_3. One popular filmmaker_4. A well-known European actress_They believed that if audiences could see how truly horrible real violence was, people wo

34、uld be less violent in their own lives.Movies today have become more and more violent and bloody.Violent images on the screen are not a problem since we live in such a violent world.Maybe this is the way that filmmakers speak against violence: by making violent movies.Critical ThinkingThe adjectives

35、 used in the article to describe movies have positive, neutral, or negative meanings. Put each adjective in the column where you think it best belongs to.clean horrible special realistic violent bloodygraphic normal dangerous honest true helpfulPOSITIVENEUTRALNEGATIVEclean realistic honest helpful s

36、pecial graphic normal true horrible violent bloody dangerous 1. Many pets are _ of overfeeding.2. His book reached an even wider _ when it was filmed for television.3. They were involved in _ clashes with the police.4. This apparently respectable man has committed such a _ crime.5. Decide what you w

37、ant to do; dont just _ others.6. England _ their main rivals in the first round of the competition.7. The article was a _ attack on the governments policy on immigration.8. He wasnt just inconsiderate; he was _ rude.9. The _ boy impressed his girlfriends family.10. What would you _ for removing ink

38、stains?Vocabulary ExercisesComplete the sentences with a word or phrase in the box. Change the form where necessary. Each word can be used once.audience conquer downright horrible humorousimitate recommend savage victim violentvictimsaudienceviolenthorribleimitateconqueredsavagedownrighthumorousreco

39、mmendVocabulary ActivityComplete each statement about movie genres. Write the letter on the line.1. Fighting and killing are common in _.2. In the past, _ were drawn by hand, but a lot of them are now done on the computer.3. A _ tells a story with singing and dancing.4. A _ gives facts and informati

40、on about real people and events.5. A _ usually takes place in the future.6. Airplane is a great _. I cant stop laughing every time I watch it.7. This courtroom _ is a serious movie about life and death.8. Scary things happen in _.a. drama b. documentary c. science-fiction film d. horror films e. act

41、ion films f. animated films g. musical h. comedyefgbchadWriting Step1 Pair WorkRead the capsule movie reviews of four classic movies. Use would rather to talk about which movie youd like to see. Explain why.BEND IT LIKE BECKHAM (PG-13,112minutes)An Indian girl (Parminder K. Nagra) living in London w

42、ants to play pro soccer, but her traditional Sikh parents want her to marry a nice Indian boy. Just about the perfect teenage coming-of-age comedy.Finding Nemo (G,101minutes)A little clown fish gets lost, and his dad and another fish team up to find him. Visually beautiful, an adventure for kids plu

43、s a humorous level adults will appreciate.Step1 Pair WorkRead the capsule movie reviews of four classic movies. Use would rather to talk about which movie youd like to see. Explain why.The Heart of Me (R,96minutes)Helena Bonham Carter stars as a woman who has the misfortune to fall in love with the

44、husband (Paul Bettany) of her sister (Olivia Williams). Portrays London society, circa 1940.Spellbound (Unrated, suitable for all,95minutes)This Oscar-nominated U.S. documentary visits the homes of eight finalists for the National Spelling Bee, and then follows them to the finals in Washington. We g

45、et to know the kids and their families.Source: Roger Eberts One-Minute Reviewsin the Chicago Sun-TimesStep 2 DiscussionNow talk with your partner about what you have just read, and see if you have understood all the main points. Name the movie youd like to see. Explain why.Step 3 WritingNow write a

46、short movie review of a movie youve seen recently. Use the above movie reviews as a model. Then share your work with your partner and have a discussion to make it better.Reference SampleReference SampleA Movie Review Mr. Camerons magnificent Titanic (1997) brings the legendary disaster of April 15,

47、1912 to mind. This huge, thrilling three-and-a-quarter-hour experience lures viewers into the beauty and heartbreak of the lost world. You dont just watch Titanic, you experience it from the launch to the sinking. Astonishing technological advances are at work here, furthering the illusion that the

48、past had returned to life. In Titanic, Camerons flawless re-creation of the legendary ship has blurred the line between reality and illusion to such a degree that we cant be sure whats real and what isnt. As a result, well never forget the soul-shaking sight of a great ship going down.Reference Samp

49、le Of course, special effects alone dont make for a successful film, and Titanic would have been nothing more than an expensive piece of eye candy without a gripping story featuring interesting characters. Cameron has used visual effects to serve his plot, not the other way round. The pictures spect

50、acle is the ships sinking, but its core is a romantic, life-changing courtship between Jack (Leonardo DiCaprio) and Rose (Kate Winslet) in the course of only a few days. Titanic is a romance, an adventure, and a thriller all rolled into one. It contains moments of joy, humor, sorrow, and tragedy. In

51、 their own way, the characters are all larger than life, but theyre human enough to capture our sympathy. Perhaps the most amazing thing about Titanic is that, even though Cameron carefully re-creates the death of the ship in all of its terrible grandeur, the event never eclipses the protagonists. T

52、o the end, we never cease caring about Rose and Jack.Lesson 2 Exercise AAnswer the following questions according to what you hear. Whats Emmas favorite genre?2. Does Joe think violent movies are dangerous? Why?3. Which person thinks that violence in movies is OK sometimes?Drama.No, he thinks people

53、are dangerous, not movies. Stephan.Exercise A4. When does Stephan think that violence in movies is OK?5. How does Stephan decide what movies to see?6. Whats Sans feeling about violence?When the violence helps the plot along and when theres a point to the violence. He chooses films that get good revi

54、ews and films by filmmakers he likes. He thinks violence in movies is harmful to children. Exercise BCheck whether each statement is true (T) or false (F). True False1. Emma loves comedy. 2. Stephan doesnt choose to see violent movies. 3. Joe usually tends to see movies that get good reviews. 4. Emm

55、a thinks children shouldnt watch violent movies. 5. Joe never sees violent movies such as thrillers. 6. San thinks its OK for children to see violent movieswith their parents. 33ListeningPart 1 An InterviewPart 2 Walt DisneyPart 3 Theme ParksNew WordsPart 1 An InterviewListen to the conversation and

56、 check the correct answer.liked the movie didnt like the movieExample: Scott Billy Kristen Jessica Alan Part 2 Walt DisneyListen and circle the right answer to each question.1. According to the passage, which of the following is true?a. Disney is more widely known than Coca-Cola.b. Walt Disneys success is based on the financial assistance from his father.