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I. Oral Work

II. Quiz

III. Writing

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I.I. Oral WorkOral Work

List:

1. Pair Discussion

2. Group Discussion

3. Mini-play

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I.I. Oral WorkOral Work

Have you ever happened to meet a traveling companion like Mr. Harraby-Ribston or Mr. Crowther? Recall your experience and share it with your partner.

Brainstorm

in group

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Do you often conceal your identity while traveling? Why or why not?

Do you prefer either of the above two characters as your traveling companion? Why or why not?

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Discuss with your partner the following questions:

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Brainstorm

in group

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Group Discussion:

Collect information about a scenic spot or historical site.

Introduce it to your group.

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Suppose you are on a train bound for Shanghai.

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Prepare a mini-play and stage it in class.

The traveler next to you happens to be a businessman (an insurance agent, a civil servant, a college professor or a migrant farmer).

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II. QuizII. Quiz1. There are too many ______ here to

work properly.

a. attractions b. contractions

c. distractions d. retractions

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2. The _______ refused to pay rent to

the landlord as set in the contract.

a. occupationist b. occupant

c. vacant d. intruder

c

b

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II. QuizII. Quiz 3. The small inland town enjoys a cool summer and a _______ winter. a. smooth b. soft c. bland d. mild

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4. The Olympic gold medallist was _____

as the national anthem was played.

a. all tears b. of tears

c. out of tears d. all of tears

d

a

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5. I have no idea ______ it provokes with

my traveling companion.

a. what much interesting conversation

b. so an interesting conversation

c. how interesting much conversation

d. how much interesting conversation

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d

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6. _____, I have never seen the man you

have mentioned.

a. In the best of my memory

b. For the best of my memory

c. To the best of my memory

d. At the best of memory

c

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7. ____ is the firemen rescued them in face of raging fire. a. It touched me most b. Most touched me c. To touch me most d. What touched me most

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d

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9. Her voice didn't drop to a lower _____ until all the boys were seated.

a. tune b. pitch

c. tone d. scale

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8. He did not even utter a word, _____, he rose to his feet and left the hall.

a. on the contrary b. as a result

c. in addition d. therefore

a

b

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11. His parents, ____, were very proud of

his academic achievement. a. in their part b. to their part c. of their part d. for their part

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10. The tabloid always has some ___ news

reports so as to promote circulation.

a. sensible b. sensual

c. sensational d. sensory

c

d

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13. You can’t _____ your parents for

everything in the future.

a. count out b. count in

c. count up d. count on

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12. The country, ____ the crises it had,

remained strong.

a. owing to b. as for

c. for all d. in all

c

d

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14. It took him so much ____ that for a moment he was lost for words. a. aback b. after c. for granted d. off

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15. They ____ their superior soccer skills.

a. feel pride of b. take pride at

c. pride themselves on d. are proud at

a

c

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16. She _____ and had even few speaking acquaintances. a. reminded herself b. thought to herself c. kept to herself d. warned herself

17.The criminal always paid ____ cash so the

police could not track him down.

a. on b. by

c. for d. in

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d

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18. The lawyer noticed that she had ____ an important detail in her account. a. left off b. left out c. left over d. left about

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19. Many drivers attempted to escape ____

whenever they break traffic regulations.

a. having been fined b. have been fined

c. being fined d. to be fined

b

c

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20. ____ you need is a good rest. a. Everything b. Anything c. All d. Something

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c

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III . Writing III . Writing

Describe an

encounter with one

of your traveling

companions.

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Part FivePart Five

This is the end

of Lesson Seven.

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