大学英语视听说教程课件 Unit 8 Money

Unit8Money

Part1ConversationListeningConversation1WordTipsdepressed/dɪ'prest/adj.沮丧的sad;inlowspiritsbeontopoftheworld快乐无比tobeextremelyhappyguitar/ɡɪ'tɑː/n.吉他kickoneself懊悔；自责tobeannoyedwithoneselffordoingsth.foolishormissingan opportunitybroodover忧思tothinkalotabout(sth.undesirable)

Part1ConversationListeningConversation1A.Watchthevideoclipandchoosethebestanswertoeachquestionyouhear.1.A)Hewashappy.B)Hewassad.C)Hewasunconcerned.D)Hewasannoyed.2.A)Farfromenough.B)Notenough.C)Justenough.D)Morethanenough.3.A)Ithadbeensold.B)Itwasbroken.C)Themandidnothaveenoughmoney.D)Themanwantedtobuyabetterone.

Part1ConversationListeningConversation1A.Watchthevideoclipandchoosethebestanswertoeachquestionyouhear.4.A)Theguitarwasatahigherprice.B)Theguitarwasbeingrepaired.C)Themanusedhiscreditcardtobuytheguitar.D)Themandidnotusehiscreditcardtobuytheguitar.5.A)Hewillkeepthemoneytobuyasimilarguitar.B)Hewillsavemoremoneytopurchaseasimilarguitar.C)Hewillsavemoremoneyforabetterguitar.D)Hewillasktheshopassistanttokeeptheguitarforhim.

Part1ConversationListeningConversation1B.Watchthevideoclipagainandidentifythemainideaoftheconversationbyfillingintheblanks.Althoughthebossgavethemana________bonus,helooked________ratherthanbeing________________.Hehadbeenwantingacertain________foragesandhadjusthad________moneyforit,butithadalready________thatmorning.Heregrettedthatheshouldhaveboughtitwithhis_________.Butthewomanadviseshimnotto_________it.Finallythemandecidesthathewill________themoney________untilhefindsonelikethat.largedepressedontopoftheworldguitarenoughbeensoldCreditcardbroodoverputaside

Part1ConversationListeningConversation1C.Pairwork:Listentotheconversationagain,repeatitsentencebysentence,andthenrole-playitinpairs.Afterthepractice,changeroles.

Part1ConversationListeningConversation1D.Inthefollowingboxofsubstitutionexpressions,tickthoseyouheardintheconversation.Memorizealltheexpressionsinthebox.Thenmakeanewconversationwithyourpartnerbyusinganyoftheexpressions.Youdon’thavetorepeatallthedetailsintheoriginalconversation.

Part1ConversationListeningConversation1Youlooksad.Youlookdepressed.Youseemtobeinlowspirits.

beinhighspiritsbeashappyasakinglookasifyouwereinseventhheavenbeontopoftheworld

Part1ConversationListeningConversation1You’vebeenthinkingaboutbuyingthatguitarforalongtime,haven’tyou?Haven’tyouwantedthatguitarforages?You’vebeenwantingthatguitarforages,haven’tyou?alltheeffortyouputinsavingforitthegreateffortyoumadetosavetowarditallthemoneyyousavedupforit

Part1ConversationListeningConversation1Ifeelregretful.I’mkickingmyself!I’mheartbroken./Ican’tforgivemyself.Ishouldhaveboughtitonacreditcard.Ishouldhaveboughtitwithmycreditcard.Ishouldhaveusedmycreditcardtobuyit.

Part1ConversationListeningConversation1there’snousebroodingoveritthere’snopointincryingoverspiltmilknothing’sgainedbysheddingtearsoverit

setthemoneyasidesavethemoneyputthemoneyaside

Part1ConversationListeningConversation1E.Pair/Groupwork:Workwithyourpartner(s)todiscussthequestions.1.Whatistherelationshipbetweenmoneyandhappiness?2.Thereisaproverb“saveforarainyday”.Doyouwanttosavemoneyforfutureuseoruseacreditcardtoenjoyyourselfaheadoftime?Explain.3.Areyousavingmoneytobuysomething?Ifso,whatareyouplanningtobuy?Howmuchwillitcost?Howmuchlongerwillyouneedtosavebeforeyoucanbuyit?

Part1ConversationListeningConversation2WordTipspayday/'peɪdeɪ/n.发薪日thedayonwhichsalariesarepaidbroke/brəʊk/adj.［俚］破产了havingnomoneymakeendsmeet勉强维持生计toearnjustenoughmoneytopayforone’sbasicexpensesloaded/'ləʊdɪd/adj.很富有veryrichkeeptrackof追踪；跟踪tofollowtheprogressof

Part1ConversationListeningConversation2A.WatchthevideoclipandanswerthequestionsyouhearwithY(Yes)orN(No).1.2.3.4.5.

NNYYY

Part1ConversationListeningConversation2B.Watchthevideoclipagainandcompletethetablewiththeinformationyouhear.ThemanspeakerThewomanspeakerI’m________cash.I’m________myselfandyoustill________＄20.Iremember____________________toyou!No!I’mreally________,andcan’t______________thesedays.Ithoughtyoulanded____________recently,soyoumust__________.I’veusedmy___________to________alotof

thingsrecently.Doyouhavea________?No.Youshouldhavesome________plan.Itrytosetone,butIjustcan’t________it.Let’s________________together.shortofhardupowemereturningthat$20brokemakeendsmeetagreatjobcreditcardspayoffbudgetfinancialsticktoworkoutaplanbeloaded

Part1ConversationListeningConversation2C.Pairwork:Listentotheconversationagain,repeatitsentencebysentence,andthenrole-playitinpairs.Afterthepractice,changeroles.

Part1ConversationListeningConversation2D.Inthefollowingboxofsubstitutionexpressions,tickthoseyouheardintheconversation.Memorizealltheexpressionsinthebox.Thenmakeanewconversationwithyourpartnerbyusinganyoftheexpressions.Youdon’thavetorepeatallthedetailsintheoriginalconversation.

Part1ConversationListeningConversation2Idon’thaveenoughcash.I’mshortofcash.I’mbroke.I’mshortofmoneymyself.I’mflatbrokemyself.I’mhardupmyself.

Part1ConversationListeningConversation2returningthat＄20toyougivingyoubackthe＄20payingoffthat＄20Ioweyou

Howareyougettingalong?Howiseverythingwithyou?Howarethingsgoinganyway?

Part1ConversationListeningConversation2Ican’tseemtomake(both)endsmeet.Idon’tseemtohaveenoughmoneytolastthewholemonth.IalwaysowemorethanIcanpay.youfoundagoodjoblately,soyoumustbequiterichyournewjobmustbemakingyouwealthyyoulandedagreatjobrecently,soyoumustbeloaded

Part1ConversationListeningConversation2Ican’tseemtopaytheloansoffitseemsthatIcan’tpaytheloansIcan’tkeepupwiththeloanpaymentshowdoyourecordyourincomeandexpenditures?howdoyoukeeptrackofyourincomeandexpenses?whatmethoddoyouusetokeeptrackofyourmoney?

Part1ConversationListeningConversation2whenI’mshortofmoneywhenmymoneyrunsoutwhenI’mrunninglowoncash

Isimplycan’tstaywithit.Iseemunabletofollowit.Ijustcan’tsticktoit.

Part1ConversationListeningConversation2drawupaplandeviseamethodworkoutaplan

Part1ConversationListeningConversation2E.Pair/GroupWork:Discusswithyourpartner(s)thesequestions.1.Hasanybodyevertriedtoborrowmoneyfromyou?Howdidyoufeelabouttherequest?2.Ifaclassmateofyourswantstoborrowmoneyfromyou,whatareyourpossibleresponses?Trytogivedifferentanswersunderdifferentcircumstances.(Considersuchfactorsasthenatureofhis/herfinancialdifficulty,therelationshipbetweenthetwoofyou,andyourownfinancialstatus.)

Part1ConversationListeningConversation3:AdditionalListeningandSpeakingWordTipsprofitmargin利润幅度thedifferencebetweentheproductioncostandthesellingpriceaccountant/ə'kaʊntənt/n.会计apersonwhosejobistokeepfinancialaccounts;book-keeperboost/buːst/v.促进toincrease,promoteprice-performanceratio性价比price-performance,cost-performanceratioargument/'ɑːɡjumənt/n.论据areasonsb.usestoshowthatsth.iscorrectnecessity/nə'sesətɪ/n.需要；必需品win-winadj.双赢的withbenefitsforbothparties;double-winbulk/bʌlk/n.大部分thegreaterpartofsth.berollinginmoney财源滚滚，腰缠万贯havealotofmoneytoone’sheart’scontent心满意足completelysatisfiedrevenue/'revənjuː/n.总收入income

Part1ConversationListeningConversation3A.Listentotheconversationandchoosethebestanswertoeachquestionyouhear.1.A)Many.B)Notmany.C)Almostall.D)None.2.A)Aproductmadeonthetopofthemountain.B)Aproductsuitableforuseinthemountainarea.C)Aproductthatwillincreasetheirincome.D)Aproductthatmaydecreasetheirincomeatthebeginning.

Part1ConversationListeningConversation3A.Listentotheconversationandchoosethebestanswertoeachquestionyouhear.3.A)He’llgivethebuyerstheirmoney’sworth.B)He’llensuregoodqualityofhisproduct.C)Hisproductwillhaveagoodprice-performanceratio.D)Alloftheabove.4.A)Hewilldependonadvertisingandexhibitions.B)Hewilldependonawin-wincontractwithhiscompetitor.C)Hewillfurtherexperimentwiththenewproduct.D)Hewillrelyonoldcustomers.

Part1ConversationListeningConversation3A.Listentotheconversationandchoosethebestanswertoeachquestionyouhear.5.A)Husband-wife.B)Manager-customer.C)Boss-employeeD)Managersoftwocompanies.1.Hecouldseealotofpeople________________inthe________________,soitseemedlikea________________tohim.

Part1ConversationListeningConversation3B.Listentotheconversationagainandanswerthequestionsbyfillingintheblanks.exhibitions1.Hesays,“We’lluseadvertisingandsetup__________;thiswillbeanecessity.Whentheconsumerseesthe__________,itwillbea_________________.”2.Yes,hesays,“Certainlyit’sagreat__________.We’llbe____________________beforeyouknowit.”3.Hesays,“Alittlepatience.Let’s__________thisnewideafirstandthenyoucanshopto___________________!”performancewin-winsituationinvestmentrollinginmoneylaunchyourheart’scontent

Part1ConversationListeningConversation3C.Pairwork:Workwithyourpartnertodiscussthequestions.Supposeyouarethemanagerofacompanyproducingbicycles,andyouareopentofourproductionstrategiesasshowninthefollowingtable.Whichdoyoulikethemost,andwhichtheleast?Why?TypesofBikesQualitycheapbikespoorquality(e.g.,bikesthatlast1-2years)medium-pricedbikesmediumqualityexpensivebikesgoodquality(e.g.,bikeswhichmaylastdozensofyears,andwhichyoucanridealmosteffortlessly)acombinationoftheabovethreetypesofbikes

Part2PassageListeningPassage1WordTipstip/tɪp/n.指点；窍门asmallpieceofadvicejar/dʒɑː/n.罐子vesselwithawidemouthinstantcoffee速溶咖啡incoming/'ɪnkʌmɪŋ/adj.进来的cominginoutgoing/'aʊtɡəʊɪŋ/adj.输出的goingout

Part2PassageListeningPassage1A.ListentothepassageandmarkthestatementsT(true)orF(false).1.2.3.4.5.

FFTFT

Part2PassageListeningPassage1B.Listentothepassageagainandidentifythemainideaofthepassagebyfillingintheblanks.Themostimportanttipforsavingmoneyistospend________.Reviewwhatyouspendandlookat________youcansavemoney.Herearesomeexamples.Canyoutrynotto________fortoolongonthephone?Doyoureallyneedtohavenewspapersandmagazines________?…Thenestablisha________________.Onceyouhavepreparedabudgetof________moneyand________money,youwillbeableto__________whereyoucansave.Itismuchmore__________tosavemoneyoveralongperiodoftime________abudget.lesswayschatdeliveredpersonalbudgetincomingoutgoingidentifyareasdifficultwithout

Part2PassageListeningPassage1C.CommunicationTask:Workwithyourpartnertodiscussthequestions.1.Mentionatleastfivewaystosavemoney,andshareyourwayswithyourpartners.2.Ifyoudecidetosaveasumofmoney,howwillyoudoit?3.Whichdoyouthinkismoreimportant,savingmoneyormakinganefforttoearnmoney?Why?

Part2PassageListeningPassage2NewsReportWordTipscurrency/'kʌrənsɪ/n.货币depreciate/dɪ'priːʃɪeɪt/v.贬值todecreaseinvaluedepreciation/dɪpriːʃɪ'eɪʃn/n.贬值adecreaseinvalueIndonesia/ɪndə'niːʒə/印度尼西亚Myanmar/'miːənmɑːr/缅甸rupee/ruː'piː/n.（印度货币）卢比record/'rekɔːd/n.记录economist/ɪ'kɒnəmɪst/n.经济学家impact/'ɪmpækt/n.影响influence/'ɪn.flu.əns/v.对……产生影响tohaveaninfluenceon;toaffect

Part2PassageListeningPassage2NewsReportWordTipsTurkey/'tɜːkɪ/土耳其dispute/dɪ'spjuːt/n.争吵，争执anargumentoradisagreementdramatic/drə'mætɪk/adj.戏剧性的；急剧的verygreat,enormousVietnam/viːet'nɑːmviːet'næm/越南lira/'lɪərə/n.（土耳其货币）里拉Turkish/'tɜːkɪʃ/adj.土耳其的crisis/'kraɪsɪs/n.危机atimeofgreatdangerordifficulty

Part2PassageListeningPassage2NewsReportA.Listentothepassageandchoosethebestanswertoeachquestionyouhear.1.A)Itdecreasedalittle.B)Itdecreasedtothelowestlevel.C)Itincreasedalittle.D)Itincreasedtoarecordhigh.2.A)InfluencesbythefinancialproblemsinTurkey.B)ImpactsfromtheeconomicproblemsoftheUnitedStates.C)TradedisputesamongAsiancountries.D)SmallerimportsbyAsiancountries.3.A)Risingoilprices.B)Depreciationofthecurrenciesofitsneighboringcountries.C)Farmoreimportedgoods.D)Farmoreexportedgoods.

Part2PassageListeningPassage2NewsReportB.Groupwork:Workinagroupoffourtofindoutthereasonsforthedepreciationandappreciateofacountry’scurrency.Beforecomingtoclass,searchontheInternetforinformation.Theninclassshareyourfindingswithclassmates.

Part2PassageListeningPassage3WordTipsimpulse/'ɪmpʌls/n.冲动asuddenstrongdesiretoactcheckout/'tʃekaʊt/n.收银台apointatwhichgoodsarepaidforinasupermarketorsimilarstoreaisle/aɪl/n.过道apassagebetweenrowsofshelvesinasupermarketorrowsofseatsinatheater, train,etc.perfume/'pɜːfjuːm/n.香水afragrantliquid;scentimpulsively/ɪm'pʌlsɪvlɪ/adv.冲动地actingwithoutforethought

Part2PassageListeningPassage3A.Listentothepassageandchoosethebestanswertoeachquestionyouhear.1.A)109,000.B)190,000.C)119,000.D)100,900.2.A)About40%.B)About33%.C)About30%.D)Notmentionedinthepassage.3.A)Theyaremorelikelytosavetheircash.B)Theywanttobuyeverydaybreadandmilk.C)Shoppingmakesthemfeelbetteraboutlife.D)Shoppingmakesthemfeelmiserable.

Part2PassageListeningPassage3A.Listentothepassageandchoosethebestanswertoeachquestionyouhear.4.A)Alongtheaisles.B)Inthemiddleoftheshop.C)Atthefrontofshop.D)Atthebackofshop.5.A)Theywerethreetimesmorelikelytogobankrupt.B)Theywerefourtimesmorelikelytogobankrupt.C)Theylearnedtheimportanceofsaving.D)Theyalwaysranoutofmoneybytheendoftheweek.

Part2PassageListeningPassage3B.Listentothepassageagainandanswerthequestionsbyfillingintheblanks.1.Researcherssay_________________ofusalwaysworryaboutspendingmoney;_________usconstantlyworryaboutmoney;andthe_________________feelguiltywhenspendingmoneyonthemselves.2.Womenaremore_________withtheirmoneyandarealsomorelikelyto_______________moneyproblems.3.Thetestshowedhowstoresarecontinuallylookingat_________tomakeusbuythingson_________.over40percentathirdofsamepercentagegeneroussufferfromnewwaysimpulse

Part2PassageListeningPassage3C.CommunicationTask:Workinpairstodiscussthequestions.1.Doyouspendmoneyonimpulseoraccordingtoaplan?Giveexamplesofyourwayofspendingmoney.2.Doyoufeelguiltyorbetteraboutlifeafterbuyingalotofthings?Describeyourfeelingsindetail.3.Doyousavealargepartofyourmon