青少版新概念3A课文

新概念青少版3A Unit 1 A proper job
A: Guess what , James! I bumped into Nina last week. She's got a job marketing at Optima.
J: Marketing ?But Nina's a fashion model !
A: Well ,she was a fashion model ,but she's working at Optima now.
J: What happened? Is she all right?
A: Oh ,yes ,she's fine .She just wanted a proper job.
Nina didn't enjoy being a model ,you know.
J: Why ?She was so successful!
A: She certainly was.
J: So why didn't she like working as a model?
A: She didn't mind working as a model .But she hates travelling on her own.
She was lonely.
J: Nina ,lonely? Why?
A: Nina likes having a proper job ,and seeing the same people every day.
She likes being among friends.
J: Don't we all?!
新概念青少版3A Unit 2 Just like your mother~
C: Oh, good!
We ' re in the front row, so we P: That ' s great, Claire.How did you know?
C: Mom told me. We ' re both tall, and it P: Your mother 'bsrilliant! It ' s great tsotretch out.
Flight
Attendant: Would you like some water or some orange juice?
Claire: Not now, thanks. I ' ve just had a drink.
Paul: I ' d like some water, please.
Flight
Attendant: Have you had a magazine or a newspaper?
P: No, we haven ' t. I 'd like this one, please.
Ah, I 'm going to nejoy this flight!
Flight
Attendant: Excuse me. Would you mind giving your seats to this couple?
They ' re both very tall, and they need the extra space.
P: Claire! You sound just like your mother! 新概念 青少版 3A Unit 3 We 're had a long morning !
A: Hello , Karen !Hello , Daisy!
Have you been to the Farmers 'Market today ?
It 's only nine o 'clock ,and it 's already busy .
' veegxotrtassopmaece. ' s a long flight. C: They are tall. Why don ptuytotuhem in Business Class?
K: No, we've just been to the airport with Claire and Paul
They 've gone to the US for two months .
A: Have they ? How exciting ! But what a worry for you !
D: Well , the US is Claire 's home country .
K: And she 's with Paul !
D: That 's right !
Anyway , I 've already had three texts from Claire .
D: The first said , “Plane on time . ”The second
said , ”Boarding
now . ”The third said , ”Phone off now . I love you , Mom ! ”
D: That one was just a moment ago . Of course , I 'll miss her like crazy .
But I 'm not going to worry !
We're not going to worry , are we Karen ?
K: No , we aren 't!
D: We're going to put the kettle on , and have a nice cup of tea !
K: Yes , we 've already had a long morning !
新概念青少版3A Unit 4 A museum piece
Robert: What 's this, Dad?
William: It 's an Apple 2.
It 'sa very early computer.
In fact, it 'sthe first Personal Computer, ever.
It came onto the market in 1977.
Where did you find it?
Robert: Mum found it in a box in the attic.
William: Oh, then it 's mine!
It 's been there for years.
In fact, it 's been there since we moved into this
house!
Robert: Does it still work?
William: I don 't know
Ah, there you are!
Can you hear the hard disk?
Robert: Is that noise the hard disk
It sounds like a lawnmower ！
William: It hasn 't been out of its box for twenty years! Robert: What can you do with it?
William: Good question!
It s'just a museum piece, really.
It 's only got five Megabytes 'hard disk space. Robert: Five Megabytes!
That 's nothing!
William: I know.
It was already a museum piece when I bought it, and that
was a long time to go.
Maybe I 'm a museum piece now, too!
新概念青少版3A Unit 5
Have you finished your homework yet?” Why haven't you finished your homework ?How often do you hear these questions in your house ?How do you feel about homework?
Children wordwide now do more homework hours than they did twenty-five years ago- but there are huge variations. In some partsof the world, even very young children have a lot of homework.
They come home from school ,and they work for three or four hours before
bedtime. In other parts of the world,
children don ' t have much homework until
they are a bit older.
At the same time ,many young people worldwide have extra classes after school. One way or another, many children ‘ work ' twelve or fourteen hours a day. Is this really necessary?
How much homework do you have?
How much time do you really spend on it ?
How long is your day ?
新概念青少版3A Unit 6 Bird-brained
K: Have you done your homework yet , Lucy?
L: I ' m just taking a break , Mum.
I' ve found this really strange story on the eNews Website.
Come and have a look.
An eight-year-old peacock in Shropshire has fallen hopelessly in love with a petrol pump. Every day for the last three years ,
Mr.P., the peacock ,has made the three-hundred-metre journey along the main road from his home to the busy petrol pumps.The pumps make a clicking noise when someone is filling up. To Mr.P. , this sounds just like an admiring peahen.
One pump in particular has won Mr.P.' s admiration. He has been faithful to this pump since he was five. Mr.P. has lost interest in the peahens at home . Clearly, they can' t compete with the glamorous petrol pump.
新概念青少版3A Unit 7
Speakers'Corner:
Jack: Let 's walk through the park, Daisy.
Oh, look,
We're at Speakers 'Corner!
Daisy: What 's Speakers'Corner?
Jack: It 's a British tradition.
People speak here on Sunday afternoons.
And anyone can say anything about anything. Jack: Let 's listen to this guy.
What 's he talking about?
Speaker: Everybody in the world needs love.
You need love. I need love.
Man in Crowd: You need a haircut.
Daisy: He needs a bath!
Speaker: My friends!
What is the secret of love?
Health!
Health is the secret of love!
Man in Crowd: You don 't look very healthy! Speaker: And what is the secret of healthy?
Man in Crowd: Tell us! Tell us! I can 'wtait! Speaker: Love is the secret of health!
I 'm not saying anything
Man in Crowd: No, you 're not.
Speaker: about this secret.
I 'm not saying anything
Man in Crowd: You 're not saying anything about anything! Jack: Crazy, isn 'tit?
They talk a lot and say nothing!
Daisy: And they always shout!
新概念青少版3A Unit 8
Crazy about Alexander Calder
Amy: Hi kid, come on in ! My! You look tired!
Claire: Hi, Grandma! We fell fine. We 've had a great day! Paul: Yes, it was amazing!
Amy: Where did you go?
Claire: We went to the American Art Museum.
Paul fell in love with the sculptures.
We spent hours on the work of Alexander Calder.
Paul: You liked it as well!
Clair: Yes, I did!
I loved his jewellery!
Paul: They 're lovely things.
They look very simple, but they 're not simple at all. Claire: The shapes are very strong, and the colours are soft P aul: Any way …
His hanging sculptures were the best for me ! Paul: There was one huge one, called ‘Big Red '.
It was made of triangular pieces, like feathers.
The pieces were made of aluminium.
They looked heavy, but they were light.
Paul: We blew on one little disc, and the whole thing moved. Claire: Yeah, that was cool!
All the pieces moved around, like a native Indian
headdress.
新概念 青少版 3A Unit 9
What 's in a name?
Picture this! Someone offers you a cup of something, and says, try this '
You 're never seen this liquid before, and you don 't recognize it.
Do you drink it straight away? I don 't think so! Do you taste it
immediately? Probably not.
Before you put the cup of your lips, you probably ask, it?' or, ‘What does it taste like? '
Now, imagine a reply like this: ‘ Actually, it 's a solution of organic chemicals and inorganic salts. '
Would you taste the drink now ？ Of course not! ‘ I always avoid
'you 'd say ‘. I never touch anything
But just think! We eat and drink Even pure water is a chemical. It 's What is chemicals in food and drink,
unnatural! ' Quite right! We 'd all say the same thing. Names are very powerful.
chemicals 'all the time.
made of hydrogen and oxygen.
Let 's go back to the liquid in your cup. Taste is! It 's good for you!
Mmm, it tastes good! Mmm! Please can I have another cup?
What is it? '
Well, funnily enough, by another name, it 's just ‘a cup of tea '.
新概念青少版3A Unit 10
Trick of the trade
Pat: Gosh, Nina, you look good!
Is that another new sweater?
Nina: You 've seen it before.
But I 've turned it round, so the buttons go down the back.
Pat: That 's clever!
Nina: But it 's so simple!
It 's easy enough for anyone to do this kind of thing.
Pat: Not me!
I 'd love to be able to dress well.
I try hard, but I just can 't look fashionable.
Nina: It 's not about fashion!
You just need to enjoy your clothes.
Pat: It 's easy for you!
You're pretty enough to wear anything.
You'd look great in a black plastic bag!
Nina: Honestly, Pat, it 's about style, not fashion. Nina: Style is about wearing the
right shapes and colours for you.
For example, I never wear white next to my face.
White is too cold for me to wear.
Cream 'sa better colour for me.
Pat: How do you know that?
Nina: Oh, these are tricks of the trade.
Would you like me to touch you?
Pat: Would I ? I 'd love you to!
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青少版3A Unit 15
Turn it down!
Lesson 21 L:Dad, that music's loud!
Turn it down!
W:Sorry,Lucy!
Am I interrupting your homework?
L:It 's not that,Dad.
We had a lesson today about hearing.
Look at this.
L：You're always listening to loud music,Dad. If you aren't careful,you'll become deaf.
W:Sorry,Lucy!What did you say?
L:Oh,Dad!It isn 't.
And I will turn the sound down.
I promise!
One person in seven in the UK is deaf, and many of
them are deaf because of noise.
For most people,the safe limit is 85 decibels(dB) for continuous noise,and 103 dB for sudden noise.After fifteen minutes at 105 dB,most people will have some damage to their hearing.
Music in nightclubs is often much louder than the safe limit.19% of young people listen to their MP3 players at 105 to 110 dB for many hours.75% of them will experience ‘ringing in the ears',and they will feel a bit deaf.if they are lucky,this will last for one or two days. If they are unlucky, the damage will last for ever.
UNIT 12 Paul becomes an intern
Lesson 23
E:Paul,you want to join our intern program form next January.Is that right?
P:Yes, tha'ts right.
E:What are your plans between now and then?
P:I'm going to travel out west,to Utath and Arizona. E:Will you apply for other intern programs when you 're out there?
P:that's my plan.
E:I see. We are the market leader,of course.
P:I know that.
E:And you're an exceptional applicant.
E:I 'm going to make you an offer, Paul ,and you're going to tell me yes or no.
You can join our intern program form Monday next week,for twelve weeks.
E:If you join,you 'll, you 'll live on the Ranch,and you 'll have no expenses. When we ask you to work, you'll work.
You'll learn a lot.
E:Maybe you'll come back in January,maybe you won't. Either way,when you finish here,you'll have Redstone
Ranch on your resune.
E:What do you say?
P:Yes.thank you very much. E:You won't regret it!
UNIT 13 What am I doing here?
Lesson 25
K:Here at last!
How do you like Redstone Ranch, Jed? J:It looks nice!
I 'm looking forward to a swim.
K:Good idea!But let me tell you the rules first. J:Rules?I'm on vacation!
K:There are some rules,honey.
J:Such as?
K:Shoes.You can't use heavy equipment in the gyms without the right shoes.
J:I'm not going to use heavy equipment.
K:And if you go to a dance class,you can't wear black-soled trainers. Black-soled trainers mark the floors.
J:When am I going to go to a dance class?
K:And you must wear a T-shirt or vest at all times.
You're not allowed to show your chest.
J:Not even when I'm swimming?
K:lt ' OK when you're swimming…
K:When you're in the wet aones,you can wear a swimsuit and you can show your chest. J:What else is not allowed?
K:We're not allowed to run or shout in public areas. J:Kelly,believe me!
l have enough rules at work!
What am l doing here?
K:l just want us to have a nice holiday!
UNlT 14 The wrong 12-year-oly!
Lesson 27
R:Did you hear about Jake Oliver,Dad?
W:Jake Oliver?
R:you know .He's the world karate champion.
He came first in his age-group last year.
W:Oh,yes.He's only 12,isn'the?
R:That's right. He lives in Bristol.He was on his way home from a practice session last week,and a tall guy with a hood grabbed him. This guy wanted him to hand over his mobile phone.
R:Jake said to himself, ‘l earned this phone! l worked really hard to be able to buy it!'
W:Obviously, he wouldn't want a thief to take it like that!
R:Right!
R:So the guy tried to punch him.Jake stepped sideways,and gave him one in the face.It broke the guy's nose.There was blood everywhere. The thief held his nose and ran!
W:He picked the wrong 12-year-old!
What a great story!
R:Yeah,well,Dad.I want to learn karate now.
W:I can understand that, Robert.but I don 't want you to get into gights. What will your mother say?
R:That's the question,Dad.'Id like you to ask her.
UNIT 15 Not on a school night!
Lesson 29
L:Mum, I 'm going to the cinema tomorrow.Do you mind if I stop over at Flora's house afterwards?
K:Yes,I do mind! I want you to bebck here by 9:30 at the latest.
L:9:30!The film doesn 't finish till10!
I won 'tbe able to go!
Can't you or Dad pick me up outside the
cinema?Please!
K:No,I 'm sorry,Lucy. Not on a school night.
L:But Mum!Everybody 's going!
K:I 'll be surprised if everyone is going.You've got school next is late enough. L:Oh, Mum!
K:Look,Lucy! You have a lot of freedom.Your father and I work all day,and we pick you up,late at night,a couple of times a week. That's fine at weekends,but not during the week.
K:As far as I'm concerned,you may not stay out later than 9.30 on a school night.
L:Flora 's mother lets her go out.
K:And we let you go out-but not on a school night! K:I 'llbe surprised if Flora stays out late in the week.You may go to the cinema on Friday.
And I 'll pick you up outside the cinema at o'clock.。