Unit 1 Nothing ventured,nothing gained Listening exercise课件 新人教版选修10课件
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人教课标选修⑩高三英语上
Unit 1 Nothing ventured, nothing gained
Listen to the text.
THE RESCUE
Listen again and fill in the blanks.
As soon as they arrived ___ on Elephant
shocking. My family suffered _______ a lot. It made my wife very upset.
FJ: What did you do? CD: I tried to _______ behave well. For example: one day a girl asked me if I ________ believed our ancestors were monkeys. I said I did. Then she asked where she came from.
come _____ from very glad you've _____
London to talk to me. Now, Mr
Darwin, I hear you have a new
theory What is it? ______.
CD: My theory of evolution states that all animals originally came from other ________ earlier species. It took millions of years. In the old idea, the Bible ________ assumed that God made all creatures and plants in six days. FJ: I see. What about human beings?
_____ back on Elephant Island and found everyone still _____. alive As for the men, they began crying with _____ relief when
they saw him walking through the water to rescue them.
so strong that it was almost _________ impossible to
_____ their position. The navigator was check only able to use his instruments three times _______ during the trip to South Georgia.
CD: Sometimes. But I knew that my observations _____ over twenty years proved my idea was correct. ______
FJ: So, twenty years of collecting evidence was a good example of _____________ perseverance and a true commitment to your theory. Thank you for talking to us ...
was not an easy task.
The seas were very _____ rough and the boat
he planned to use was very small.
Shackleton, ________, however felt he could not wait. No ships passed Elephant Island, so he knew that if he wanted to ______ rescue his men he would have to do it himself.
I knew there would be a lot of _______ trouble with the Christian church. So I spent twenty years _________ collecting evidence that my theory was correct.
Of course everybody wanted to go with Shackleton but he ______ chose his companions ____ with ____. care First, and most importantly he needed a navigator to sail __________, through the dangerous sea to South Georgia. Second, he needed to leave a group ______ behind him that would be cheerful enough to _______ survive till he returned.
Island, Shackleton _______ decided to go to the
Island of South Georgia for help. He
realized that his men were too ___ __ ill __ to
last very long without rescue. But this
Listen to the text.
WHERE DID HUMANS COME
FROM? The year is 1860. Fred Jones (FJ) is interviewing Charles Darwin (CD)
for a newspaper.
Listen again and fill in the blanks. FJ: Hello, Mr Darwin, I'm your __________, interviewer Fred Jones. Today I'm
arranged for Shackleton immediately ________ ___ a
boat to return to Elephant Island.
fiercer so they But the seas were even _______ could not get near it. It took another three months of trying before they
FJ: Did many people think you were wrong ______? CD: Yes. It was ___ as ___ bad ___ as I had feared. Church leaders thought I was wrong and told everyone to ______ ignore my ideas. They said I was a bad Christian. Political leaders took sides. Many of them called me bad names and thought my ideas were
CD: Well. I think people come from ________. monkeys FJ: That must've ______ upset Christians, I suppose. CD: _______, Indeed it upset all the Christians who believe that God made animals including people in six days. _________
FJ: Why did you _______ change your mind in 1858 and _______ publish your idea nearly twenty years after you thought of it?
CD: Well, in that year an _________ unknown biologist wrote to me with the same idea. So I knew that I couldn't keep quiet any ___ ______. longer But I wanted to be fair. So the two of us explained our ideas together in an important meeting in London. T On The Origin of Species published where I explained all my ideas _____ fully and included all my evidence.
That was a _______ terrible journey too. At one
point they had to ____ slide _____ down a mountain
on their bottoms (屁股)! When they
arrived at the whaling station,
reached the twenty-two men _____ left
behind, Shackleton grew very _______ anxious
and looked extremely old and worried
_______ during this time.
He was only happy when he arrived
Despite the sea being so rough, he was so _______ good that they reached land ______. safely If they had missed South Georgia Island, they would have sailed on ____ into the open sea and there would have been no rescue. Unfortunately Shackleton ______ __ landed on the wrong side of South Georgia and had to _____ ____ the mountains to get help. climb over
I looked at her She was very ________. "I'd like to think that you beautiful came from a particularly beautiful family of monkeys." I said. She _______ laughed. FJ: It _______ __ __ ____ the sounds as if you _____ dealt with criticism well. Were you ever sorry that your idea was made public?
So he took the two most ________ difficult and
_________ members with him. unfriendly
The journey in the boat was a
_________. The movement of the boat was nightmare
Unit 1 Nothing ventured, nothing gained
Listen to the text.
THE RESCUE
Listen again and fill in the blanks.
As soon as they arrived ___ on Elephant
shocking. My family suffered _______ a lot. It made my wife very upset.
FJ: What did you do? CD: I tried to _______ behave well. For example: one day a girl asked me if I ________ believed our ancestors were monkeys. I said I did. Then she asked where she came from.
come _____ from very glad you've _____
London to talk to me. Now, Mr
Darwin, I hear you have a new
theory What is it? ______.
CD: My theory of evolution states that all animals originally came from other ________ earlier species. It took millions of years. In the old idea, the Bible ________ assumed that God made all creatures and plants in six days. FJ: I see. What about human beings?
_____ back on Elephant Island and found everyone still _____. alive As for the men, they began crying with _____ relief when
they saw him walking through the water to rescue them.
so strong that it was almost _________ impossible to
_____ their position. The navigator was check only able to use his instruments three times _______ during the trip to South Georgia.
CD: Sometimes. But I knew that my observations _____ over twenty years proved my idea was correct. ______
FJ: So, twenty years of collecting evidence was a good example of _____________ perseverance and a true commitment to your theory. Thank you for talking to us ...
was not an easy task.
The seas were very _____ rough and the boat
he planned to use was very small.
Shackleton, ________, however felt he could not wait. No ships passed Elephant Island, so he knew that if he wanted to ______ rescue his men he would have to do it himself.
I knew there would be a lot of _______ trouble with the Christian church. So I spent twenty years _________ collecting evidence that my theory was correct.
Of course everybody wanted to go with Shackleton but he ______ chose his companions ____ with ____. care First, and most importantly he needed a navigator to sail __________, through the dangerous sea to South Georgia. Second, he needed to leave a group ______ behind him that would be cheerful enough to _______ survive till he returned.
Island, Shackleton _______ decided to go to the
Island of South Georgia for help. He
realized that his men were too ___ __ ill __ to
last very long without rescue. But this
Listen to the text.
WHERE DID HUMANS COME
FROM? The year is 1860. Fred Jones (FJ) is interviewing Charles Darwin (CD)
for a newspaper.
Listen again and fill in the blanks. FJ: Hello, Mr Darwin, I'm your __________, interviewer Fred Jones. Today I'm
arranged for Shackleton immediately ________ ___ a
boat to return to Elephant Island.
fiercer so they But the seas were even _______ could not get near it. It took another three months of trying before they
FJ: Did many people think you were wrong ______? CD: Yes. It was ___ as ___ bad ___ as I had feared. Church leaders thought I was wrong and told everyone to ______ ignore my ideas. They said I was a bad Christian. Political leaders took sides. Many of them called me bad names and thought my ideas were
CD: Well. I think people come from ________. monkeys FJ: That must've ______ upset Christians, I suppose. CD: _______, Indeed it upset all the Christians who believe that God made animals including people in six days. _________
FJ: Why did you _______ change your mind in 1858 and _______ publish your idea nearly twenty years after you thought of it?
CD: Well, in that year an _________ unknown biologist wrote to me with the same idea. So I knew that I couldn't keep quiet any ___ ______. longer But I wanted to be fair. So the two of us explained our ideas together in an important meeting in London. T On The Origin of Species published where I explained all my ideas _____ fully and included all my evidence.
That was a _______ terrible journey too. At one
point they had to ____ slide _____ down a mountain
on their bottoms (屁股)! When they
arrived at the whaling station,
reached the twenty-two men _____ left
behind, Shackleton grew very _______ anxious
and looked extremely old and worried
_______ during this time.
He was only happy when he arrived
Despite the sea being so rough, he was so _______ good that they reached land ______. safely If they had missed South Georgia Island, they would have sailed on ____ into the open sea and there would have been no rescue. Unfortunately Shackleton ______ __ landed on the wrong side of South Georgia and had to _____ ____ the mountains to get help. climb over
I looked at her She was very ________. "I'd like to think that you beautiful came from a particularly beautiful family of monkeys." I said. She _______ laughed. FJ: It _______ __ __ ____ the sounds as if you _____ dealt with criticism well. Were you ever sorry that your idea was made public?
So he took the two most ________ difficult and
_________ members with him. unfriendly
The journey in the boat was a
_________. The movement of the boat was nightmare