新编大学英语听力1 unit3

[00:00.00]Unit 3  
[00:03.28]Culture
[00:06.08]Part Two 
[00:09.43]Listening-Centered Activities
[00:13.97]Listening  1
[00:17.93]Exercise  1
[00:21.78]Directions:
[00:25.24]Listen to the interview and fill in the table with what you've learned from the tape
[00:32.22]Terry Joyce talks about her experience of living and working in England
[00:40.82]where she has been for the past eleven years.
[00:46.80]I:So, Terry. You're been in England for quite a long time now.
[00:52.38]T:  Hmm.
[00:55.58]I:What differences do you notice between England and the United States?
[01:01.16]T:Obviously the biggest difference is the people
[01:05.70]The average Englishman is…mm cold and not very open.
[01:13.98]I: Oh.
[01:16.90]T:In the United States it's very different
[01:21.11]We start conversations with people in the street,in the subway;
[01:27.30]we're a lot more outgoing than people here.You know, when I first came
[01:34.43]I couldn't understand why I was getting so little reaction from people
[01:40.58]but now I see that they thought I was overpowering and too friendly too soon.
[01:48.07]I:But,tell me;does the Englishman improve as you get to know him?
[01:53.36]T:Oh yes.
[01:56.60]I:Oh good.
[01:59.88]T:Once you have made a friend ,it's a friend for life,
[02:04.42]but it takes a very long time
[02:08.63]I'll tell you something that I think is very important.
[02:13.67]An Englishman in America is respecte.Everyone wants to talk to him
[02:20.76]We're inquisitive .we love his accent and his countre
[02:26.48]But Americans in England are thought to be little inferior because of their loud
[02:32.75]behavior and their language
[02:36.53]One thing I've learned is that English people like a certain distance
[02:43.19]When I was talking to someone.he would move away, you know.move backwards
[02:49.92]and I thought "Do I smell? Am I boring him
[02:56.00]And the reasons was, you see, Americans stand closer when they're talking
[03:01.80]Again, English people like a certain distance.
[03:07.60]Exercise  2
[03:11.63]Directions:
[03:15.08]Listen to the interview again and discuss in groups the following questions  
[03:23.36]Terry Joyce talks about her experience of living and working in England
[03:31.43]where she has been for the past eleven years.
[03:36.76]I:So, Terry. You're been in England for quite a long time now.
[03:42.62]T:  Hmm.
[03:45.76]I:  What differences do you notice between England and the United States?
[03:51.66]T:  Obviously the biggest difference is the people
[03:56.23]The average Englishman is…mm cold and not very open.
[04:04.26]I:   Oh.
[04:06.64]T:   In the United States it's very different
[04:11.10]We start conversations with people in the street,  in the subway
[04:17.00]we're a lot more outgoing than people her You know, when I first came
[04:23.88]I couldn't understand why I was getting so little reaction from people
[04:29.96]but now I see that they thought I was overpowering and too friendly too soon.
[04:37.63]I: But, tell me; does the Englishman improve as you get to know him?
[04:43.25]T:   Oh yes.
[04:46.60]I:   Oh good.
[04:49.66]T:   Once you have made a friend.
[04:53.36]it's a friend for life, but it takes a very long time
[04:58.98]I'll tell you something that I think is very important
[05:03.55]An Englishman in America is respected
[05:08.30]Everyone wants to talk to him.We're inquisitive.we love his accent and his country
[05:15.72]But Americans in England are thought to be little inferior
[05:21.26]because of their loud behavior and their language
[05:26.30]One thing I've learned is that English people like a certain distance
[05:32.89]When I was talking to someone.he would move away, you know.move backwards
[05:40.13]and I thought "Do I smell? Am I boring him.
[05:46.10]And the reasons was,you see, Americans stand closer when they're talking.
[05:51.97]Again, English people like a certain distance.