课标人教实验版高二 Module 6

Unit 3

Listening and writing

Listening

1. Discussion:

Are there any discos, karaoke bars or

nightclubs in your district for young

people to go to?

Pre-listening:

Have you ever been to places like

these?

Do you ever go to parties with your

friends?

Do you think it is OK for alcohol to

be available at places where young

people meet?

2. Read Exercise 1, which explains the

context of the dialogue. Give

suggestions about the kind of things

Sara might be nervous about.

ListeningListening

Tick the things Sara is worried about.

( ) AIDS ( ) drugs

( ) abortion ( ) smoking

( ) alcohol ( ) strangers

( ) money ( ) dancing

( ) orange juice ( ) cigar

Listen again

1. Just say “no”. You ______________

________________________.

2. It’s OK to _____________________

________________.

don’t have to do

anything you don’t want to

to drink orange juice or

something instead

Complete Tina’s sentences:

3. It would be a good idea to ____

__________________________________

_____________.

4. If someone offers you a cigarette,

___________.

5. Well, you’ll __________. Let’s ___

_______________________________.

don’t take it

teach you get my

CD player and start practising now

have

something to eat before you go out, like

rice or noodles

Listening text

Two college students are chatting.

Tina wants Sara to go to a disco with

her, but Sara is nervous about going.

Part 1T: Hi Sara!S: Hello, Tina.T: I’m going to Belle’s Karaoke Bar and

Disco tonight with some friends. Why don’t you come too?

S: Oh. I’m sorry I’d rather not.T: Oh, come on. Why not? You never go

out anywhere.

S: To tell you the truth, I’m too nervous.

T: What are you nervous about?

S: Well, suppose someone offers me

drugs?

T: Just say “no”. You don’t have to do

anything you don’t want to.

S: Maybe they’ll think I’m stupid.

T: Nonsense. Many people don’t take drugs. I don’t. And who cares what they think anyway?

S: You know I’ve never drunk alcohol before either.

T: Well, it’s OK to drink orange juice or something instead.

S: Yes, but I’d really like to try beer, only I’m frightened I might get drunk.

T: Then only have one beer and drink it

slowly. And it would be a good idea

to have something to eat before you

go out, like rice or noodles.

S: Thanks.

Part 2T: Another more worries?S: Another thing that worries me a lot is

that I might start smoking again. I used to smoke and it was really hard to stop.

T: Yes, I know what you mean. I found the same. So we need to help each other. If someone offers you a cigarette, don’t take it. And I’ll remind you not to smoke and you can remind me.

S: That’s a good idea, thanks.T: Is there anything else you’re worried

about? S: Umm, just one more thing.T: What?S: I can’t dance.T: (laughing) Well, I’ll teach you. Let’s

get my CD player and start practising now. it’s not difficult…(fades)

Writing

Read this letter and imagine you

are the adviser who deals with

students’ problems. Write a letter

to give Xiaolei some helpful advice.

Sample LetterSample LetterSample LetterSample Letter

Dear Li Xiaolei,

I am sorry you have found yourself in

such a difficult situation. Firs, there is no

need for you to feel embarrassed and

awkward. She may think that she is

behaving in a grownup way but you are the

one with sense on your side. Here is some

advice that I think you might give her:

1 Smoking cigarettes is addictive and

expensive.

2 It can make you ill later in life. Even

breathing in other people’s smoke can

make you ill.

3 It is a dirty habit.

4 It is more difficult to stop than it is to

start.

Second, talk to your friend gently and

explain that you are still good friends

and don’t want to break this

friendship. However, you’ll not begin

smoking to suit her. Given her the

information above and then explain

that whatever she chooses to

Do you will remain her friend.

Don’t be disappointed, Xiaolei.

Good luck and best wishes,

Sun Gao