《新编大学英语综合教程(下册)》unit16

A 4. What prize does the man want to win?
A. Nobel Prize for Literature.
B. Nobel Prize for Economics.
C. Nobel Prize for Physics.
D. Nobel Prize for Chemistry.
A 3. What does the man want to do now?
A. He wants to be a writer.
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B. He wants to be a tour guide.
C. He wants to be a bank officer.
D. He wants to be a singer.
B. He wants to have a prefect figure.
C. He wants to get high scores in the final examinations. D. He wants to go abroad.
Listening
Ⅱ Conversations
1. W: What do you want to do in the future? M: I want to be a doctor. Q: What does the man want to do in the future?
C. He wanted to be a cook.
D. He wanted to be a scientist.
B 4. What job is the man expected to do by his parents?
A. They expect him to be a cook.
B. They expect him to be a lawyer.
新编大学英语综合教程
（下册）
UNIT SIXTEEN Dreams
01 Listening 02 Speaking 03 Reading 04 Writing 05 Grammar
Dreams
Learning Objectives:
➢ Have a brief idea of dreams. ➢ Be able to talk about dreams. ➢ Grasp the writing skills of drafting a speech.
2. M: Why do you go to college? W: I want to find a good job after graduation. Q: Why does the woman go to college?
3. W: What was your dream when you were a child? M: I wanted to be a scientist. Q: What did the man want to do when he was a child?
Listening
Ⅱ Conversations
W: Would like to say something about your dream, Mr. Li? M: Sure, I’d like to. In my childhood, my dream was to be a policeman. W: Why? M: Because I had watched some movies about police. They were so cool. W: But you are not a policeman now. M: No. You know, when I grew up, I found I had another dream. W: So, tell me, what was that? M: I wanted to be a writer. W: Could you tell me why you changed your dream when you grew up? M: There were several reasons. I think the most important reason was that I became fat and could not be a policeman. W: OK. And I am interested in why you want to become a writer. M: Well. I was addicted to reading stories when I was only a primary school student. Then I began to write my own story when I entered middle school. I enjoyed writing from then on. W: So what is your future plan? M: I hope I can win a Nobel Prize for Literature in the future.
Listening
Ⅱ Conversations
B. Listen to the following long conversation, and then choose the best answer for each question.
C 1. What did the man want to be when he was a kid?
4. W: What job do your parents want you to do? M: They expect me to be a lawyer. Q: What job is the man expected to do by his parents?
5. W: What is your biggest dream now? M: I want to get high scores in the final examinations. Q: What is the man’s biggest dream now?
Listening
Ⅱ Conversations
C. Listen to the following long conversation, and then choose the best answer for each question.
A 1. What does the woman want to do with the man at night?
A. Because his father was a policeman.
B. Because his mother wanted him to be a policeman.
C. Because he liked guns.
D. Because he watched some movies about police, and thought that they were cool.
A. He wanted to be a teacher.
B. He wanted to be a doctor.
C. He wanted to be a policeman.
D. He wanted to be a lawyer.
D 2. Why did the man want to be a policeman?
01
Listening
Ⅰ Lead-in
Listening
Read the following idioms. What do they tell you about dream?
1. Golden Millet Dream/Fond Dream 黄粱美梦 2. Imaginary Dream/Empty Dream/Fond Dream 南柯一梦 3. Have one’s head in the clouds/Day-dreaming 白日做梦
A. He wants to be a teacher.
B. He wants to be a doctor.
C. He wants to be a lawyer.
D. He wants to be a driver.
A 2. Why does the woman go to college?
A. She wants to find a good job after graduation. B. She wants to have further study in the future.
A. He doesn’t like his major at all.
B. He likes his major a little.
C. He likes his major a lot.
D. He doesn’t talk about it.
Listening
Ⅱ Conversations
W: Do you have any plan tonight? M: No. Do you have any good suggestion? W: I know there is a wonderful concert. Would you like to go with me? M: Of course. I like the music. W: So you mean you like singing? M: Actually, I have learnt about singing for ten years. W: Amazing! But why do you choose medicine as you major? M: Well, I have to say that maybe not all the people can stick to their dreams. W: Could you tell me your reason? M: I drop my dream as a singer because of my parents. W: Oh… M: They want me to be a doctor. In their opinion, to be a singer is too difficult. W: Why? M: The competition is too harsh. You have to practise all day, join in countless contests and search for as many as new and good songs. My parents say that I am not fit for that. W: So do you like your major now? M: Yes. In fact, I like medicine very much, and I think I have made a right choice.
C. Her father wants her to do that.
D. She wants to become famous.
D 3. What did the man want to do when he was a child?
A. He wanted to be a pilot.
B. He wanted to be a worker.
Ⅱ Conversations
Listening
A. Listen to the following short conversations, and then choose the best answer for each question.
B 1. What does the man want to do in the future?
C. To be a painter.
D. To be a teacher.
C 3. What is the major of the man now?
A. Chinese.
B. Mathematics.
C. Medicine.
D. Physics.
C 4. How much does the man like his major?
A. Go to a concert.
B. Go to a car exhibition.
C. Go to a bar.
D. Go shopping.
B 2. What did the man want to do when he was a child?
A. To be a doctor.
B. To be a singer.
C. They expect him to be an interpreter.
D. They expect him to be a bank officer.
C 5. What is the man’s biggest dream now?
A. He wants to get a good present.