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1、 Unit 1FreshmenPART 1 WARMING-UP 2 Give It a Try Listen to four short conversations and decide where these conversations are most probably taking place. Write down the sequence number and the exact words below each picture. Script:Conversation 1M1: Looks like were going to be roommates. My name is J

2、ack. Nice to meet you.M2: Yeah, Im Mike. Good to meet you, too.Conversation 2M: I will have the veal please, with, uh, mashed potatoes and, um, string beans, I guess.F: OK, here is your tray and you can pay your meal over there. Conversation 3F: We are now standing in front of the Main Library. It h

3、as ten floors and is open 24 hours a day. M: Wow, thats great. Ive always wanted to read books in a library like this.Conversation 4M: Did you get the classes you wanted?F: Yeah. Shush! The president is about to give a speech. Lets be quiet.Key:(2. Student Cafeteria) (1. Dormitory)(4. College Audito

4、rium) (3. Outside of the Library square)New Words and Expressions:veal n. 牛肉；小牛mash vt. 捣碎，磨碎；捣成糊状的混和物string bean n. 青豆，菜豆tray n. 托盘；盘子shush int. 嘘，别出声 v. 发嘘声；叫别出声；使安静 PART 2 SKILL TRAINING 1 Identify the Speaker David is a freshman in university. Listen to his conversations with some people and dec

5、ide who he is talking to according to the key words you hear. Choose the best answer to each question that follows.Conversation 1M: Hi, Linda. I heard you got a perfect score on the grammar exam. Congratulations!F: Thanks, David. Im sure you also did a good job.Question: Who is Linda?Conversation 2F

6、: Hello. Im taking a student survey as a part of my final project, and I wonder if I could ask you a few questions?M: OK. Sure. Go ahead.Question: Who is this woman?Conversation 3M1: Oh, David. Come in, and sit down. What can I do for you this morning?M2: I have a question about Tuesdays lecture. My

7、 notes arent very clear. I was wondering if I could ask you a little more about it.Question: Who is David talking to?Conversation 4M: Excuse me, I have lost my key and am locked out of my room. F: In this case, we have to change the lock on your door to ensure your safety. Question: Who is David tal

8、king to?Conversation 5M: Excuse me, Im looking for the textbook for French 431.F: Here it is. Its 18 dollars.Question: Who is this woman?Key:1. C 2. D 3. C 4. C 5. ANew Words and Expressions:survey n. 调查（表），调查所，测量 2 Judge the Place Listen to five more conversations between different people and decid

9、e where these conversations are most probably taking place. Choose the best answer to each question that follows.Conversation 1 F: That class is from ten to twelve on Monday and Wednesday.M: Are you sure these are the only open classes?F: Yes, I am sure.M: OK, sign me up for the class on Monday and

10、Wednesday.F: Very well then.Question: Where are the two speakers?Conversation 2F: These books should have been turned in last week. You owe five dollars total to clear your fine.M: I dont have the money right now.F: We only require that all fines must be paid off by the end of the semester. Otherwis

11、e, your registration and transcripts will be held up.Question: Where is the conversation most likely taking place?Conversation 3F: You look lost.M: Thats because I am. F: What are you looking for?M: Im trying to find the Common Room.F: Come with me, I will show you the way. Question: Where are they

12、now?Conversation 4F1: It seems that you have hardly got anything on your tray.F2: Yeah. I guess Im just not that hungry.F1: Whats the matter? Arent you feeling well?F2: Well, Ive been really worried about my term paper.Question: Where are the two speakers now?Conversation 5F1: Hey, Jane. I did not k

13、now you work out here.F2: Oh, Catherine! Are you taking the yoga class, too?F1: Yeah, do you want to stretch together?Question: Where is the conversation most likely taking place?Key:1. B 2. A 3. A 4. B 5. DNew Words and Expressions:sign up 报名；跟签订合同owe vt. 欠债；应归功于；怀有情感clear vt. 清除； 扫除，除去；消除（嫌疑）；使清楚；

14、使干净fine n. 罚款registration n. 登记，注册；登记（或注册、挂号）挂号be held up 搁置，延期Common Room n. 公共休息室work out 锻炼；解决；作出yoga n. 瑜伽stretch v. 拉伸，伸展；延伸；持续；包括PART 3 LISTENING COMPREHENSION Section A. Student Orientation Two members of the Student Union are discussing the arrangements for the new student orientation next w

15、eek. Listen to their conversation carefully and finish the following tasks.1 Complete the Schedule Listen to the conversation and fill in the missing information to complete the orientation schedule.Script:M: Hi, Elizabeth, this is Alex. Have you got the schedule for next weeks new student orientati

16、on? F: Yeah. All new residential students are required to check in at the Student Center from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Monday. M: OK. Just the same as before.F: And on Tuesday morning theyll meet one-on-one with their advisers to prepare for Registration Day. The meeting will start at 9 sharp and go unti

17、l 11 inside the Comprehensive Building.M: What about the Student Involvement Fair? Its their first opportunity to meet leaders from many of our great student organizations and learn how to get involved.F: It will be held at the Library Square at 10 a.m.,Wednesday. And at 2 p.m., the freshmen will as

18、semble at the same place. Then sophomores and Juniors will show them around the campus and get acquainted with the surrounding areas.M: OK. Is there any special event for this year?F: You bet. On Thursday evening local businesses will be on campus showcasing what they have to offer our students, inc

19、luding great student discounts.M: Terrific! How about Friday?F: The required placement exams will be on Friday morning. Some optional placement exams are scheduled in the afternoon. M: It seems there are a lot of things that need to be prepared. I will be back to school tomorrow morning and join you

20、 immediately after I arrive.Key:DayActivitiesTimePlaceMondayCheck-in9 a.m.1 p.m.At the Student CenterTuesdayMeeting with Advisers9:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m.In the Comprehensive BuildingWednesdayStudent Involvement Fair10 a.m.At the Library squareGuided Campus Tour2 p.m.Assembling at the Library squareThurs

21、dayBusiness FairIn the eveningOn campusFridayPlacement ExamsMorningNot mentionedOptional Placement Exams AfternoonNew Words and Expressions:orientation n. 入学或任职培训；情况介绍；方向；定位；取向residential adj. 居住的；住宅的；与居住有关的one-on-one adj. 面对面的；一对一的；仅限两人之间的adviser n. （美大学） 指导教授，导师；顾问；劝告者sharp n. 整点；adj. 锋利的; 尖锐的comp

22、rehensive adj. 综合的; 广泛的; 有理解力的involve vt.包含；使参与；牵涉；围绕fair n. 集市；庙会；商品交易会；展览会 adj. 公平的；晴朗的；美丽的assemble vt.集合；收集；装配；组合acquaint vt.使熟悉；使认识；把某事通知某人surrounding adj.周围的，附近的 n. 环境；周围的事物showcase vt. 使展现；在玻璃橱窗陈列； n. 玻璃柜台，玻璃陈列柜discount n. & vi. 折扣；打折placement exam 分级考试；安置考试；定职测验optional adj. 选修的；可选择的；随意的；任意的；

23、非强制的2 Fill in the Gap Unit01-Part03-A Listen to the conversation again. Complete the following sentences with what you hear.Key:1. Registration Day2. leaders; student organizations; get involved3. Juniors; the campus; the surrounding areas4. Local businesses; student discounts5. required; optional S

24、ection B. How to Manage Your Time in College An academic adviser is giving a talk on how to manage time in college. Listen to the talk carefully and finish the following tasks.1 Get the Key Point Listen to the talk and answer the following questions. How to Manage Your Time in collegesSince this is

25、your first year in college here, Id like to give you some advice on managing your time. First of all, most of you are full-time students who have to take at least three courses each semester. Youll have many assignments during the semester, including readings to be done every day, summary papers tha

26、t need to be written, and oral reports that may need to be presented in class. At the end of each semester, you may have finals and term papers due all in the same week. All of this can cause a lot of stress, especially if you are not used to this system.One of the effective ways of getting more wor

27、k done under stress is to make a To-do list every day. Here is how you do it: Get a special notebook that you use just for time management. Use one piece of paper at a time. Put the heading To-do on the top of the paper for the day, then list those items you need to work on. As you complete an item,

28、 cross it off, but keep adding items as they occur to you. Do the most urgent or important items first, one at a time, and concentrate on what you are doing. Finish one item before you go on to the next. Dont worry about the unaccomplished things on the list. I hope youll get started with your To-do

29、 list at once, and I hope youll adjust to this new study environment quickly. If you find yourself overwhelmed with work, please come in and see me. I m here to help you. I have office hours available to students from one to four every afternoon in the Administration Building.Key:1. Freshmen (Freshe

30、rs).2. Students will have many assignments during the semester, including readings to be done every day, summary papers that need to be written, and oral reports that may need to be presented in class. At the end of each semester, they may have finals and term papers due all in the same week. 3. To

31、make a To-do list every day.New Words and Expressions:full-time adj. 全日制的；全部时间的；专职的，专任的due adj. 到期；由于；适当的；预定stress n. 压力；强调；重音；重力To-do list 任务清单；待办事项清单；执行表heading n. 标题，题名；信头occur to 发生在；被想起到concentrate vt.& vi. 集中；专心于；注意；聚集unaccomplished adj. 未完成的；无成就的；无才艺的；无能的adjust to 调整， 调节overwhelm vt. 压垮；压倒；淹没

32、；覆盖administration n. 行政机关；管理；实行2 Complete the Outline Listen to the talk again. Write down NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each line to complete the outline of the talk.Key:(1) readings (2) oral reports (3) finals (4) stress (5) To-do(6) notebook (7) cross (8) urgent (9) unaccomplished (10) 1PART 4 WAT

33、CHING AND SPEAKING Thats Why I Chose Yale A group of undergraduates from Yale created a 16-minute music video “Thats Why I Chose Yale” for the schools recruitment and made a great sensation on the Internet. Watch the clip of this video and then finish the following tasks.1 Make a Summary (播放00-713)

34、Watch the video clip and complete the following summary. Then retell it in your own words.Script:Admissions officer: .and thats why it is such an important decision, because it is one that will follow you now, and into the future. And that concludes another traditional Yale information session. Ther

35、e will be a guided tour beginning in 15 minutes. In the meantime, Id be happy to answer any questions you may have.Boy: Yes, um. When was Yale founded?Admissions officer: Great question. Yale was founded in 1701. Oh, um yes, you.Girl: Is it true that all Yale professors teach?Admissions officer: Ano

36、ther great question. It is true that all tenured Professors in Yale college teach undergraduates, so even a freshman might be taking a class from a Nobel Prize winner.Woman: Uuh.Admissions officer: Any more questions?Girl: Yeah. I have a question. Why did you choose Yale?Admissions officer: When I w

37、as a senior in high school, colleges called out my name. Every day Id debate where to matriculate, but every place seemed the same. Yet after I went through the options only one choice remained. I wanted to hail from a college called Yale. Now let me explain. Its a place where youll learn quint esse

38、ntial knowledge, and you can live in a Residential College, and you can put your hearts into all the liberal arts, and thats why I chose Yale. Of course, youll get a first-rate education, but also thrive on classmates conversation. Here is where we thread Shakespeare Studies and Pre-Med and thats wh

39、y I chose Yale. One of the reasons why I chose Yale was for its housing system. Before students arrive as freshmen, theyre randomly assigned to one of twelve smaller communities called Residential Colleges. These colleges have nothing to do with academic subjects or extracurricular activities, but r

40、est assured, theyre quite a bit more than just living spaces. Excuse me?Boy: Yeah admissions officer?Admissions officer: Tell us a bit more about . Residential Colleges.Boy: Sure thing. Students here at Yale come from everywhere aroundwith every type of interest that can possibly be found. Do our pa

41、ssions divide us? No, our colleges provide us with family and common ground. For all four years well all reside together in colleges, united by pride. With such great facilities to hone your abilities, youll never want to go outside.Girl: Every college has a dining hall with a salad bar and grill an

42、d organic options for every meal.Boy: Im gonna eat my fill.Boy: Each one has a Common Room, which we could not live without, to study or to meet in groups, or simply to hang out.Girl: And when the dining halls are closed theres butteries for snacks.Boy: And if you need a study break, there are game

43、rooms to relax.Girl: I can get to my college library without stepping foot outside,Boy: and just right down the hallway, my clothes are washed and dried.Girl: I work out in my college gym, a mere two floors below.Girl: Then I meet my friends for rehearsal in the dance studio.Boy: There are tons of m

44、usic practice rooms where I can hone my skills.Boy: We even have a movie theater. This one always gives me chills!Girl: We dont have normal dorms at Yale. Instead, we live in suites, so you may have a roommate.Girl: Uuhwe have matching sheets!Girl: Outside theres a common room, so come and stay a wh

45、ile. Theres space for couches and TVs or a lava lamp if thats your style.Boy: At the head of every college is a Master and a Dean. They live with us and eat with us and everything between.Different persons speaking:Am I taking the right class?Will these credits suffice?Ive got the flu. Need a pass.C

46、an I get some advice?Whats a good summer program?The Dean: This fellowships nice.All in harmony:Thank goodness that we have our Dean.Girl: A Master brings us all together as our senior prof, hosting study breaks and lectures for when we need time off.Professor: Whod like to see a Broadway show? Ill

47、gladly subsidize. Lets host another concertIll proudly harmonize. There is free food in the evening for all of you to share, and a Masters Tea tomorrow too, I hope to see you there.Girl: The Masters Teas are a chance to see all your favorite celebrities, hear their stories and ask advice.Celebrity s

48、peaking: .which is why I had to interview him twice.choir: Residential Colleges, come give a cheer. A place to call our home for all four years. A sense of unity, immense community. Our friendships will prevail. Thats why i chose Yale.Key:(1) 1701 (2) undergraduates (3) Nobel Prize (4) first-rate (5

49、) Residential Colleges (6) a Common Room(7) game rooms (8) gym (9) music practice rooms(10) couches (11) Dean (12) study breaks (13) stories (14) advice (15) communityNew Words and Expressions:recruitment n. 招募；募集；补充；征募新兵sensation n. 轰动；感觉；知觉session n. 学期；开会，会议;；进行某活动连续的）一段时间tenure n. 终身职位；占有（职位，不动产

50、等）；占有期;undergraduate n. （未获学士学位的）大学生，大学肄业生matriculate vt. 录取（学生）入大学 vi. 被大学录取hail vt. 来自于；致敬；打招呼；赞扬（或称颂）为quintessential adj. 典型的；精髓的liberal arts n. 文科first-rate adj. 第一流的；最上等的；最高级的thrive vi. 茁壮成长；兴盛，兴隆；长得健壮thread vt. 穿成串；将（针、线等）穿过；用线缝；Pre-Med abbr. premedical 医学院预科的randomly adv. 随便地，未加计划地assign vt.

51、分派，选派，分配；归于，归属community n. 社区；共同体；社会团体academic adj. 学院的，大学的，学会的extracurricular adj. 课外;学校课程以外的admissions officer招生负责人，（大学）招生办公室工作人员passion n. 激情，热情；热心，爱好；热恋；酷爱common ground n. 共同点reside vi. 住，居住hone vt. 磨炼；用磨刀石磨；磨孔放大grill n. 烤肉；烧烤餐馆organic adj. 有机（体）的；有组织的，系统的；器官的hang out 闲逛buttery n. 食品室，酒贮藏室hallwa

52、y n. 门厅；走廊，过道；玄关rehearsal n. 排练，排演；彩排，演习；复述，详述chill n. 寒冷，发冷；冷漠；扫兴suite n.（房间，器具等）一套couch n. 长沙发椅，睡椅lava n. 熔岩；火山岩credit n. 学分；信誉；荣誉suffice vi. 足够；有能力fellowship n. 友谊，交情；学术奖金prof abbr. professor 教授Broadway n. 百老汇subsidize vt. 以津贴补助；向发放奖金harmonize vi. 和谐；以和声演奏或歌唱celebrity n. 名流；名人，知名人士；名誉unity n. 团结一

53、致；统一体immense adj. 极大的，巨大的；浩瀚的，无边际的prevail vi. 流行，盛行;获胜，占优势 PART 5 TEST AND ASSESSMENT 1 Spot DictationListen to the passage and fill in the blanks with the exact words you hear. You may listen to the passage NO MORE THAN THREE TIMES.Script & Key: Universities have something called “Freshman Week” fo

54、r their (1)newcomers. Its a great (2)opportunity to make new friends, join lots of (3)clubs and settle into university life. The prospect of meeting (4)strangers in classrooms and (5)dormitories can be worrying. Luckily, there will be thousands of others in the same (6)boat as you. They worry about

55、starting their university (7)social life on the right (8)foot. So just take it all in slowly. Dont (9)rush into anything that youll (10)regret for the next three years.New Words and Expressions:newcomer n. 新生；新来的人；新生事物opportunity n. 机会；适当的时机良机；有利的环境，条件settle into 习惯于；有头绪；上正轨prospect n. 期望；眺望处；景象；前景i

56、n the same boat 处境相同start on the right foot 顺利；以非常幸运方式开始2 Conversations Listen to the conversations and choose the best answer to each question that follows.Conversation 1Script:M: Hi, Cindy. I forgot about registration. Im a day late, so all the classes are mostly full. What do you think I should d

57、o?F: You cant do anything about that. M: Do you think going to the registration building will help at all.F: No. They will tell you the same thing in a worse way.M: Isnt there an exception for a fresher?F: No. You have to hope that you can still get some classes that will be useful.M: What classes d

58、o you think are still open?F: Well, I know Psychology 101 is a big class, so there will always be seats in that class. You can also get into Sociology.M: Thats helpful. Thanks. But what do you think about philosophy?F: I took that class last year. The professor is really cool, so if you go to his of

59、fice, you can have him sign a card that will let you in even if the class is full.M: He does that?F: I guess thats because so many people drop out of that class.M: That makes sense. I think Ill do that. Thanks for all the help.Question 1. What is the consequence of missing registration day to the ma

60、n?Question 2. Why will psychology 101 be available to take?Question 3. What recommendation is given if the philosophy class is already full?Key:1. D 2. A 3. CNew Words and Expressions:exception n. 例外，除外； 法律异议，反对psychology n. 心理学；心理状态sociology n. 社会学；群体生态学drop out 退出，离开Conversation 2F: Hey, Peter, havent seen you since the Freshman Week. How is it going?M: Well, I am a little overwhelmed. I