Listening_in 视听说 Book 4 unit 3 教学课件
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3 What functions do the clothes you’re wearing now serve?
4 Do you dress for comfort or are you fashion-conscious?
5 What do your clothes say about your background, mood or personality?
Some model runs the risk of dying from
_a__n_o_r_e_x_i_a__.
>>>
Listening in
A consumer price _in__d_e_x_ (CPI) measures changes through time in the price level of consumer goods and services purchased by households.
in Madrid and Milan.
2 The ban follows the death of a Mexican
model, who ate salads and drunk Coke for
three months. She _h_a__d__b_e_e__n_t_o_l_d__b_y__h_e_r__
Size Zero phenomenon?
Listening in
Listen to a program on Size Zero debate and answer:
1)What harms does the culture of thinness bring, according to Tessa Jowell?
Listening in
6 Work in pairs and discuss the questions.
1 Do you think models are typical of average people?
2 In what ways are they different? 3 Do you or people you know aspire to
1 Organizers of the London Fashion Show
have confirmed today that _th__e_y_w__i_ll_n_o_t__b_e
_fo__ll_o_w_i_n_g_ the ban on size zero models
which was introduced _d_u_r_in__g_s_i_m_i_la__r _e_v_e_n__ts
Listening in
1 Work in pairs. Look at the photos and discuss the questions.
Click for questions
Listening in
Listening in
Listening in
The Sloppy Dresser (click to see personalities): Your wear wrinkled, stained, or mismatched clothes. The Designer Dresser (click to see personalities): You wear brand names. The Drab Dresser (click to see personalities): You wear neutral and plain clothes. The Skimpy Dresser (click to see personalities): You like revealing clothes.
>>>
Listening in
For student B, listen and find out:
➢ Why Penny might change her clothes more than once a day, and what her clothes say about her background, mood or personality ___.
Listening in
1)Why do people starve themselves? 2)Do you think Size Zero Models should be
banned from the catwalk shows? 3)What do you think are solutions to the
2)Why has thinness become a fashion, according to Elise Slater?
3)What’s Elise’s opinion on BMI?
Click for script
Listening in
Passage 2
7 Listen to Passage 2 and number the events in the order they happened.
Answers 1-6-4-5-2-3
Listening in
8 Choose the best way to complete the sentences.
Answers 1 (a) 2 (d) 3 (c) 4 (b) 5 (c)
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9 Listen to Passage 2 again and complete the sentences.
➢ Why Eric might changes his clothes more than once a day, and what his clothes say about his background, mood or personality _____________________________.
___m__o_d__e_l_a_g__e_n_c__y___ that she would be
3 Work in groups of three.
For student A, listen and find out:
➢ How often Penny changes her clothes every day and if she dresses for comfort or if she is fashion-conscious ___________.
ห้องสมุดไป่ตู้
Listening in
Match words with meanings or pictures.
presentable
闪耀，闪烁
sparkle pants
不显眼的
draining discreetly
像样的，拿得出去的
slipper sneaker
筋疲力尽的
Listening in
Passage 1
➢ What functions the clothes Eric is wearing now serve _____________. >>>
Listening in
For student C, listen and find out:
➢ What function the clothes Penny is now wearing serve _______________.
<<< >>>
Listening in
The Athletic Dresser (click to see personalities): You wear sweats, running shoes and other workout gear all the time. The Goth Dresser (click to see personalities): You wear black, fishnet stockings and clothes with a studded collar. The Flashy Dresser (click to see personalities): You like to appear different by wearing colorful clothes. The Casual Dresser (click to see personalities): You like jeans and T-shirts.
3 Do all the people in your class wear similar clothes? If so, why?
4 What unwritten rules are there about what you wear these days?
Listening in
Finish the description of the following pictures.
Listening in
2 Look at the questions. Think about your answers.
You Penny Eric
1 How often do you change clothes during the day?
2 Why might you change your clothes more than once during the day?
Listening in
Language and Culture 2
Body Mass Index (BMI) is a recognized measure of body fat and muscle mass in the human body. To calculate your BMI, take your weight and divide it by your height squared (BMI= kg/m2). A normal index is between 18.5 and 24.9.
imitate their figure and style? 4 What dangers might models risk to
their health?
Listening in
Language and Culture 1
Size zero models comes from the US measurement system for clothes. Size zero equals size 4 in the UK or size 32 in Europe. Size zero is the average size of an eight-year old girl.
Listening in
5 Work in pairs and discuss the questions.
1 What do you consider to be formal clothing?
2 Do you think clothing and fashion has become more informal? Why?
➢ How often Eric changes his clothes during the day, and if he dresses for comfort or if he’s fashion-conscious ______.
Listening in
4 Work together and complete the table in Activity 2. Now listen to Passage 1 again and check your answers.
>>>
Listening in
Brother Xili seems _u__n_c_a_r_in__g__ about his
appearances.
>>>
Listening in
The story is revealed by an __u_n_n_a__m__e_d_ _i_n_s_id_e__r _, the person who knows the information unavailable to others.
4 Do you dress for comfort or are you fashion-conscious?
5 What do your clothes say about your background, mood or personality?
Some model runs the risk of dying from
_a__n_o_r_e_x_i_a__.
>>>
Listening in
A consumer price _in__d_e_x_ (CPI) measures changes through time in the price level of consumer goods and services purchased by households.
in Madrid and Milan.
2 The ban follows the death of a Mexican
model, who ate salads and drunk Coke for
three months. She _h_a__d__b_e_e__n_t_o_l_d__b_y__h_e_r__
Size Zero phenomenon?
Listening in
Listen to a program on Size Zero debate and answer:
1)What harms does the culture of thinness bring, according to Tessa Jowell?
Listening in
6 Work in pairs and discuss the questions.
1 Do you think models are typical of average people?
2 In what ways are they different? 3 Do you or people you know aspire to
1 Organizers of the London Fashion Show
have confirmed today that _th__e_y_w__i_ll_n_o_t__b_e
_fo__ll_o_w_i_n_g_ the ban on size zero models
which was introduced _d_u_r_in__g_s_i_m_i_la__r _e_v_e_n__ts
Listening in
1 Work in pairs. Look at the photos and discuss the questions.
Click for questions
Listening in
Listening in
Listening in
The Sloppy Dresser (click to see personalities): Your wear wrinkled, stained, or mismatched clothes. The Designer Dresser (click to see personalities): You wear brand names. The Drab Dresser (click to see personalities): You wear neutral and plain clothes. The Skimpy Dresser (click to see personalities): You like revealing clothes.
>>>
Listening in
For student B, listen and find out:
➢ Why Penny might change her clothes more than once a day, and what her clothes say about her background, mood or personality ___.
Listening in
1)Why do people starve themselves? 2)Do you think Size Zero Models should be
banned from the catwalk shows? 3)What do you think are solutions to the
2)Why has thinness become a fashion, according to Elise Slater?
3)What’s Elise’s opinion on BMI?
Click for script
Listening in
Passage 2
7 Listen to Passage 2 and number the events in the order they happened.
Answers 1-6-4-5-2-3
Listening in
8 Choose the best way to complete the sentences.
Answers 1 (a) 2 (d) 3 (c) 4 (b) 5 (c)
Listening in
9 Listen to Passage 2 again and complete the sentences.
➢ Why Eric might changes his clothes more than once a day, and what his clothes say about his background, mood or personality _____________________________.
___m__o_d__e_l_a_g__e_n_c__y___ that she would be
3 Work in groups of three.
For student A, listen and find out:
➢ How often Penny changes her clothes every day and if she dresses for comfort or if she is fashion-conscious ___________.
ห้องสมุดไป่ตู้
Listening in
Match words with meanings or pictures.
presentable
闪耀，闪烁
sparkle pants
不显眼的
draining discreetly
像样的，拿得出去的
slipper sneaker
筋疲力尽的
Listening in
Passage 1
➢ What functions the clothes Eric is wearing now serve _____________. >>>
Listening in
For student C, listen and find out:
➢ What function the clothes Penny is now wearing serve _______________.
<<< >>>
Listening in
The Athletic Dresser (click to see personalities): You wear sweats, running shoes and other workout gear all the time. The Goth Dresser (click to see personalities): You wear black, fishnet stockings and clothes with a studded collar. The Flashy Dresser (click to see personalities): You like to appear different by wearing colorful clothes. The Casual Dresser (click to see personalities): You like jeans and T-shirts.
3 Do all the people in your class wear similar clothes? If so, why?
4 What unwritten rules are there about what you wear these days?
Listening in
Finish the description of the following pictures.
Listening in
2 Look at the questions. Think about your answers.
You Penny Eric
1 How often do you change clothes during the day?
2 Why might you change your clothes more than once during the day?
Listening in
Language and Culture 2
Body Mass Index (BMI) is a recognized measure of body fat and muscle mass in the human body. To calculate your BMI, take your weight and divide it by your height squared (BMI= kg/m2). A normal index is between 18.5 and 24.9.
imitate their figure and style? 4 What dangers might models risk to
their health?
Listening in
Language and Culture 1
Size zero models comes from the US measurement system for clothes. Size zero equals size 4 in the UK or size 32 in Europe. Size zero is the average size of an eight-year old girl.
Listening in
5 Work in pairs and discuss the questions.
1 What do you consider to be formal clothing?
2 Do you think clothing and fashion has become more informal? Why?
➢ How often Eric changes his clothes during the day, and if he dresses for comfort or if he’s fashion-conscious ______.
Listening in
4 Work together and complete the table in Activity 2. Now listen to Passage 1 again and check your answers.
>>>
Listening in
Brother Xili seems _u__n_c_a_r_in__g__ about his
appearances.
>>>
Listening in
The story is revealed by an __u_n_n_a__m__e_d_ _i_n_s_id_e__r _, the person who knows the information unavailable to others.