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第一册 Unit
练习答案
Part 1 Listening
Section A Phonetics
1. D 2. A 3. C 4. B 5. B
Section B Sentences and Conversations
1. W: I wonder who that man in the manager’s office is; maybe he’s the new top banana of our group.
Q: What does she mean?
2. W: I wish I could get to know that man with beautiful blue eyes; he seems to be my Mr. Right.
Q: What does the woman mean?
3. M: Hi, please allow me to introduce myself. I’m Thomas Johnson from Microsoft.
W: Nice to meet you, I’m Michel White from IBM.
Q: Who is Thomas Johnson?
4. M: Say, I don’t think we’ve met, have we?
W: No, I don’t think so. My name’s Mary Smith.
Q: What can we know from this conversation?
5. M: Do you know who that knowledgeable man is? I wonder if I might have the opportunity to meet him.
W: Oh, that’s Jack White. I know him. He’s a professor who has been teaching for fourteen years in the University of Hong Kong. Maybe I can make the introduction for you.
Q: How long has Jack White been teaching in the University of Hong Kong?
Key
1. C 2. D 3. A 4. C 5. B
Section C Passages
Exercise One
Sometimes, when you want to know someone, you have to do so through an introducer who can introduce two or more people to each other orally. Though it seems simple, there are rules to follow. First of all, the introducer should be polite and decent both in their attitude and behavior.
Secondly, the introducer should make sure that the two sides are willing to know each other before the introduction in order to avoid embarrassment. Therefore, it is necessary to get people’s approvalbeforehand.
1. know
2. simple
3. polite
4. willing
5. approval
Exercise Two
When a person wants to know someone, he often does so through others’ introduction, but in some circumstances, there are no introducers, and then self-introduction, which can be very simple, becomes necessary. You only have to walk up to the one you want to meet, say “Hello!” to him politely, tell him your name and introduce yourself briefly. Then the one you are speaking to will usually react to your introduction in a polite way. Of course, there are formal and informal forms of self-introduction. Which one shall we choose? It depends. If the two have different social status, the formal form should be used.
Questions:
1. How do strangers often get to know each other?
2. When there are no introducers, how do strangers get to know each other?
3. What should you say to the person you want to know at the very beginning?
4. How many forms of self-introduction are there?
5. When should we use the formal form of self-introduction?
Key
1. A 2. C 3. C 4. B 5. B
Section A Functional Language
→How to express that you want to know someone:
Suggested expressions
1. I wonder who that man in the manager’s office is.
2. I wish I could get to know that man with beautiful blue eyes.
3. Do you know who that knowledgeable man is? I wonder if I have the opportunity to know him.
→How to reply to or make an introduction for someone:
Suggested expressions
Oh, that’s Jack White. I know him. He’s a professor who has been teaching for fourteen years in the University of Hong Kong. Maybe I can do the introduction for you.
→How to greet people when you are introduced:
Suggested expressions
Nice to meet you, I’m Michel White from IBM.
→How to introduce yourself and get to know new people:
Suggested expressions
1. Hi, please allow me to introduce myself. I’m Thomas Johnson from Microsoft.
2. Say, I don’t think we’ve met, have we?
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