《旅游英语教程》Unit 3课程作业

Unit 3：课程作业（此作业也包含在课程PPT之中）Unit 3 A Tour of Chinese Things(1)Exercises:Part One: Listening ActivitiesChinese Fancy Knots（中国结）Ⅰ. Listen to the passage, and fill in the missing information you have heard.(pages 37-38)Chinese fancy knots have been very popular in China. They are hand-made (1)______________ noted for their patterns and bright colors. They are also symbols of happiness and good luck. Chinese fancy knots are widely used to decorate clothes, sitting rooms, and cups, plates and (2) ______________ on dinner tables. These beautiful Chinese fancy knots, either of a simple or a complicated structure, are made of a single piece of (3) _______________. They are created by tying, drawing, twining, and weaving and the instruments used include crochet hooks, tweezers, (4) _______________, and lighters. The materials needed are strings of various colors, gum, and small decorations made of porcelain or (5) _______________. Chinese fancy knots are named after their shapes or in accordance with what they suggest. They are symbols of prosperity, happiness, wealth, and (6) _______________. As they are believed to be able to exorcise evil spirits and bring luck, people often carry them and hang them in their (7) _______________. Chinese fancy knots have long found their way to Japan, the Republic of Korea, and (8) _______________ Asian countries and are well received there.Ⅲ. Answer the following questions according to what you have heard.(page 38) 1. What are Chinese fancy knots famous for? Why do you think they are so popular in China?2. How do people make a Chinese fancy knot? What are the materials used to make a Chinese fancy knot?3. How do the Chinese give names to the different fancy knots? How do they use them?4. Why do the Chinese love carrying the fancy knots or hanging them in their houses?Part Two: Situational DialogueCloisonné（景泰蓝）Ⅰ. Listen to the dialogue, and decide whether the statements are true or false. If it is true, put “T” in the space provided and “F” if it is false.1. ______ The cloisonné is called Jingtailan or Jingtai Blue because it became popular in the Jingtai period of the Ming Dynasty.2. ______ The cloisonnéarticles range from sacrificial utensils, screens tables and chairs to candy boxes, toothpicks and smoking tools.3. ______ Almost all of cloisonné vases are blue with Chinese traditional paintings of flowers and birds.4. ______ In the Ming Dynasty the handicraftsmen began to produce multi-colored cloisonné articles.Part Four: ABC about TourismTypes of Tourism（旅游的类型）Read the passage and choose the best answer from the four choices given below.(pages 44-45)（）1. Tourism is consumed where it is produced because touristsA. watch the landscape or historical interest at home.B. move out of his residence and travel to the destinations.C. resort to the modes of transportD. involve in the whole process of tourism experience.（）2. What tourists gain from the travel isA. impressions on the landscapes of a destination.B. souvenirs in the shopsC. the experience onlyD. pleasurable experience（）3.Which of the following activities does not belong to tourists?A. The journey to the destination and the stay (including activities) at the destination.B. The journey and stay outside the usual environment or normal place of the residence.C. The temporary movement to destinations.D. The job or settlement in the places visited.（）4. Six types of tourism and tourists according to the passage excludeA. recreational travelB. cultural tourismC. space travelD. ecotourismPart Five: Additional Know-howIII. TranslationThe Former Imperial PalaceTranslate the following passage into Chinese. (pages 48-49)1. The colors used to apply on the palatial buildings(富丽堂皇的建筑) in the Former Imperial Palace(故宫), except for the outside beautification, attributed much more to the feudalistic(封建的) implications in politics.2. The purple-red walls in combination with the yellow roofs form a strong and eye-catching contrast(对比), showing the absolute “authority”(“权威”),“supremacy”(“至尊”) and “richness” of feudal emperors.3. The difference in the number of animals on the ledges (屋脊上)of the palace buildings suggested the different ranks and positions (等级和地位)the inhabitants held in the Former Imperial Palace.4. With its perfect architectural art(建筑艺术), large quantity of cultural relics and embodiment of humanity(人文精神内涵), the Former Imperia Palace has become the symbol of ancient Chinese civilization.5. The Imperial Palace Museum holds a great number of historical and cultural relic as well as precious works of art(艺术珍品). It is the largest museum of culture and art in China.。