Unit 11听力教程4 施心远

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1、Unit11Section1ListeningandTranslation1.TheNationalAssessmentofAdultLiteracyisthemostimportanttestofhowwelladultAmericanscanread.2.Thosewhotookpartweretestedonhowwelltheycouldreadandunderstandinformationusedineverydaylife.3.Thestudyfoundthat11millionadults,orfiveperce

2、nt,cannotreadEnglish.4.ResearcherssaypartoftheproblemisthatmanyyoungAmericansdonotreadasmuchforpleasureanymore.5.Thebestreaderswerefoundtoearnupto28,000dollarsayearmorethanthosewholackedsimplereadingskills.1.“国家成人读写能力评估”是检测美国成年人阅读能力的一项主要测试。2.该测试检测的是参加者阅读和理解日常生活信息的能力。

3、3.这项调查发现有1,100万，即百分之五的成年人看不懂英语。4.研究人员说，问题的部分原因在于很多美国年轻人作为消遣所进行的阅读已经不太多了。5.人们发现阅读水平高的人比那些不具备基本阅读能力的人的年收入多28,000美元。Section2Part1DialogueLeadershipOutlineThesubjectis“leadership”1.Greatleadersinhistory2.CharacteristicsallgreatleadershaveincommonForastart,Secondly,Thethi

4、rd,thefourth,FinallyGreatleadersinhistory1.…militarychiefs1)…nationalheroes；dreadedtyrants2)…2.…spiritualleadersCharacteristicsallgreatleadershaveincommon1.…whattheywanttoachieve2.…worktowardsthemwhatobstaclestheymaycomeupagainst3.…theendjustifiesthemeans4.…thewillof

5、thepeople;improvetheirlot5.…besuccessfulPart2PassageEx.B:1.Goingtothelibraryorlockingyourselfinyourroomwithnoaimotherthanreadingforapredetermined预先确定的timeislikelytoleadtoboredom.2.Onewayroundthisproblemwhenyouencounteritistosetyoueselfreallysmallandmanageable可做到的read

6、ingtasks.3.Thetasksouldbeonethatisusefultowardsyourfinalaimofgettingyouressayorpaperordissertation学位论文written,orrevisingfor为…而复习yourexam.4.Indevising设计suchtinybutdoable可行的tasksforyourselfyouareusingyourcreativity,makingthereadingapersonaltasktoyouandbreakingalargeend

7、eavor努力up分解intosmallandattainable可到达的steps.5.Oftenthemotivation动力;动机suppliedbyanassignment作业oressaywillhelpyoutofocusyourreadinginhelpfulways. Ex.C:1-4TTTF5-8TFTF1.T(Readingforthesakeofreadinghasnovaluewhatever.)2.T(Unlessitiscombinedwithathoughtfulchoiceofpredetermi

8、ned预定的readingtask,oraparticularlywiseorfortuitous幸运的choiceofreadingmaterial,goingtothelibraryorlockingyourselfinyourroomwithnoaimot