高中英语必修五(人教版)听力原文(含WORKBOOK部分)

高中英语必修五（人教版）听力原文（含WORKBOOK部分）Unit 1 page 5A GREAT CHINESE SCIENTISTFather of the Chinese space programmeYu Ping is talking to her friend Steve Smith about Qian Xuesen and his work as a rocket scientist.YP: What do you want to be when you grow up, Steve?SS: I want to be an astronomer and visit stars. I wish to visit Mars one day. YP: I think I'd like to work in the space industry too. I'd like to be a rocket scientist like Qian Xuesen.SS: What did he have to do to become a rocket scientist?YP: Well, he first studied at university to be an engineer. Then he was lucky enough to go to America to study for his doctor's degree. It was then he began to work on rockets there.SS: So it was lucky for our space programme that he came back to China. YP: Very lucky. There was no work on space rockets before he began his institute in China to design and build rockets to go into space.SS: Do you think he wanted to travel into space in one of his rockets? YP: I have no idea but I believe he looked forward to the first space flight by a Chinese astronaut.SS: Yes. China, has already sent satellites into space. I hope that we’ll be the first to land on Mars. That would really be something special and if Iwere that astronaut I would put Qian Xuesen's picture on Mars to show how much we admire his work.YP: Indeed. He is called the father of the Chinese space programme. He is my hero and he is why I want to be a rocket scientist.SS: Well, we'd better get on with our homework. We need good grades to get into university.YP: Right you are. See you, then.SS: See you.Workbook unit1 Page 41NAMING A FLOWERRobert Briggs is talking to Zhang Wei about a new flower he has found. ZW: Hello Robert. What’s that book you’re carrying?RB: A book that helps you identify a flower.ZW: I see. Why do you want that?RB: Well, I’ve found this lily. It looks different to me. So I want to find out if it’snew or not. Our biology teacher told me that if it’s already known, I’d find it inthis book.ZW: Wow! So you think you may have found a new lily?RB: I hope so, but I have to do some research first to find out for sure.ZW: What happens if it’s in the book?RB: It means that somebody else has found it and named it. Then I’ll know its biological name.ZW: What do you mean by the biological name?RB: Actually like us a flower has two names. The first is the group of flowers it belongs to-like a family name. A rose is one such group. The second is the kind offlower-like a given name. It may describe what the rose looks like; for example, thecolor of an autumn sunset. Together you get the flower’s name, which is RoseAutumn Sunset.ZW: Gosh! Who made that system?RB: A great scientist called Carl Linnaeus. He lived in Sweden from 1707 to 1778.ZW: So long ago.RB: Yes, and he solved a very serious problem for biology.ZW: What was that?RB: Before him nobody could tell if a plant was new, as there was no way of checking. There’re so many plants, you see!ZW: Yes, I appreciate that! So his system is still used?RB: Ind eed it is. If my flower isn’t in this book, I’ll know that I’ve found anewkind of lily.ZW: That’s great! Can I come and help you? This research sounds fun. RB: Yes, and if I’m lucky…(fading out)Unit 2 page15CAN A ROYAL PALACE ALSO BE A PRISON?Zhang Pingyu (ZP) is trying to find out more about the history of the Tower of London from a guide (G).Part 1G:The Tower was the home of the King but also a prison. Many important people were kept there.ZP:I beg your pardon? Can you speak more slowly, please?G:Of course. Have you heard of “The Princes in the Tower”?ZP:No, I’m afraid not.G:These two princes were brothers, called Edward and Richard and they lived six hundred years ago. They came to London, for the older boy to become Edward Ⅴ, after his father, King Edward Ⅳ, died.ZP:I see. How old was he?G:He was only thirteen years old. His cruel uncle, also called Richard, was supposed to look after them both, but instead he had them killed while they were asleep.ZP:What do you mean? He killed them himself?G:No. He sent his men to kill them because he wanted to become King Richard Ⅲ. There is a story that on a dark night you can sometimes hear those princes crying.ZP:You can hear them crying? Really? I thought you said they were killed many years ago.G:Yes, but it’s only a story!Part 2ZP:Who else came to the Tower as a prisoner?G:A future queen. In the 1550s Queen Mary sent her sister, Princess Elizabeth, to the Tower as a prisoner.ZP:Strange! Why did she do that?G:She thought Elizabeth was a traitor. So she sent Elizabeth through a special gate called “Traitors’ Gate”. That only happen-ed to very bad people.ZP:I’m sorry I don’t understand. How did Elizabeth become Queen if she was a prisoner?G:Easy. Her brother and sister both died without children so Elizabeth became Queen Elizabeth Ⅰ. She tried not to be unfair to others when she was queen.ZP:I’m glad to hear that.Workbook unit 2 page 52W AS KING JAMES FAIR?A Catholic supporter is interviewing King James to find out why he changed his mind about letting the Catholics practise their religion as they wished.Part 1CS: Good morning sir. Thank you for coming to talk to me about the attack that was planned for November 6th. It was so lucky you escaped. KJ: Yes. I was very upset of course. I couldn’t believe that anyone would want to kill me. What did I ever do to Guy Fawkes and his friends?CS: But, sir, you are the person who caused this problem by changing your mind. First of all you let the Catholics practice their religion safely. Then you said it was no longer allowed. You must have known they would get upset.KJ: Please try to understand my difficulty. I thought there were only a few Catholics in the country.CS: Why did you think so?KJ: Well, because only a few people were put in prison every year for not going to the Protestant church.CS: I see. So you thought those people were the only Catholics?KJ: Yes.Part 2KJ: When I relaxed the law there seemed to be so many Catholics that I felt I’d done the wrong thing. I got frightened. I worried they might want England to be a Catholic country.CS: Does that matter?KJ: Oh yes. All our friends are Protestant countries and all our enemies were Catholic ones.CS: Mm! Did you ask Fawkes and Catesby if that was what they wanted? KJ: No.CS: So the attack was planned. Actually you brought about what you wanted to avoid. What did you learn from it?KJ: I should have talked to the Catholics. If I’d done that there wouldn’t have been an attack because they would have been able to explain their point of view peacefully.CS: Thank you, sir. Goodbye.KJ: Goodbye.Unit 3 page23CAN PEOPLE REALLY LIVE ON MARSLI Qiang(LQ) is interviewing Walker Hiller(WH) on the space station about his idea for building a new town called “Wonderworld” on Mars. LQ: Well, Mr Hiller Why did you think of building a new town on Mars?WH: It sounds astonishing, doesn’t it? I imagine that it’ll be difficult and the atmosphere, gravity, and climate will have to be just like the earth or nobody will travel there.LQ: Can you i magine how that’ll be achieved?WH: Yes, I think so. The atmosphere’s too hot and has no oxygen. So people couldn’t breathe Mars’ air and live. We’ll make a covered area for people to live in with a special air supply.LQ: Is it likely you can find and use water to keep the climate similar to that on the earth?WH: Perhaps. We hope there’s water under the planet’s surface. People will have to collect all the used water so it can be cleaned and recycled as rain. Then it can be used again to water plants and crops and provide clean drinking water.LQ: Yes. I suppose everyone will have to put their dirty water in special tanks. Even animals will have to be trained to go to the toilet in special places.WH: Yes, I suppose so.LQ: So is it likely that bacteria will clean the water?WH: Well, that’s a possibility.LQ: I wonder if the houses can be made strong enough against the gravity on Mars?WH: Yes, they can. The robots will provide special building material.LQ: Still life sounds quite uncomfortable. So what’s the advantage of going to live on Mars?WH: There will be opportunities for scien-tific work and to look for gold or other metals. So people may become rich or famous.LQ: How healthy will the people be, I wonder?Workbook unit3 page 55THE DANGERS OF UNDERSEA LIVINGLi Qiang (LQ) is interviewing the designer of Saturation City, William Lee (WL), about how he saved Saturation City from disaster.Part 1LQ: What happened?WL: Well, about three months ago I was doing my monthly check on the gates when I noticed something strange.LQ: What did you notice?WL: It was too quiet. When I stepped off the shuttle-submarine the air machines should have been making a loud noise but they weren’t.LQ: So was that your first feeling that something was wrong?WL: Yes. Th en I found that the solid steel gates to the city wouldn’t open. At first I wasn’t too worried as there is a backup system in case things go wrong. When that didn’t work either, I realized we had two serious problems.Part 2LQ: Did you tell the families in Saturation City?WL: No. I examined the air machine to see if I could repair it and almost immediately I found the cause of the problem.LQ: What was it?WL: A screen broke during anundersea storm and stopped themachine. Luckily I had anotherscreen in my toolbox. Oncefixed, the air machine was asgood as new.LQ: Did it solve the problem?WL: Yes, it did. As soon as I repaired the air machine, the gates began to open. Then I went inside to check on the families. They were fine. They hadn’t noticed anything wrong.LQ: And now you’ve been made a hero?WL: Yes. But I don’t feel like one. It’s my job to make them feel safer. LQ: What a modest answer! I think they appreciated your devotion to duty. Thank you and goodbye, Mr Lee, medal holder of the Red Star, First Class!Unit 4 page31CAN I HELP YOU?Zhou Yang (ZY) is hoping to interview Liu Ming, a famous tennis player, about his decision to work abroad. So he calls Liu Ming’s assistant, Lily Wong (LM), to make an appointment.Part 1(Telephone ringing)LW: Hello. This is Lily Wong, Liu Ming’s assistant. Can I help you?ZY: Hello. I’d like to speak to Liu Ming please.LM: I’m sorry but he’s busy now. Who’s speaking?ZY: This is Zhou Yang from China Daily. I’d like to interview Liu Ming about his decision to play professional tennis abroad.LW: It’ll be difficult. You know that he’s leaving Beijing at the end of this week.ZY: Well, I’m free tomorrow afternoon and all of Wednesday.LW: OK. Now, let me see...Liu Ming’s going to see his family tomorrow and then talk to some students on Wednesday morning. Then at four o’clock he’ll go to a special party given by the leaders of our city. What about meeting his in the early afternoon?ZY: How about over lunch? Our readers will be very interested in his views.LW: Hmm... I know that he’s very happy about going abroad and hopes to return to China in a few years. Then he wants to improve Chinese tennis.Part 2ZY: Many of his fans will be sorry not to see him play in person. Watching him on TV is not quite the same.LW: Yes, I understand, but he needs to develop his skills. On TV you can still enjoy his play.ZY: What if he never comes home? We’ll have lost a great sportsman. LW: I don’t think that he’ll stay abroad. He sa ys that he has no intention of doing that.ZY: I’m glad to hear that. But what if he gets a wonderful offer to stay? LW: I think you’ll have to discuss that with him yourself.ZY: So will 12 o’clock be OK? Where would be the best place to meet? LW: Why not meet at the Garden Hotel at 12 o’clock. I’ll put it in his diary for Wednesday so he’s sure to come.ZY: Thank you so much. Goodbye.LW: Goodbye.Workbook unit4 page 62THE IMPORTANCE OF EYEWITNESSESZhou Yang (ZY) and his photographer Fred Smith (FS) are talking about a story that they are going to cover.Part 1FS: Have you heard? We’re going to Moscow to cover the international football match tomorrow. I’m getting my camera ready. Isn’tit exciting?ZY: Yes, and it’s the Chinese national team against the Russians.FS: I think that China will win, don’t you? The team did well against Mexico last month.ZY: Did you go to that match?FS: No, but I went to the one when Britain played Turkey in Beijing. That was a good match, but something unpleasant happened.ZY: What happened?FS: Well, our British fans were not happy that their team lost.They became more upset when the Turkish fans began calling them rude names. I wondered what would happen and started taking photos.ZY: What did happen?FS: The Turkish fans started throwing bottles I kept taking my photos as evidence.Part 2ZY: Did the police come?FS: Yes, but by the time they came it was serious. They were fighting each other. It was terrible.ZY: How did it end?FS: Well, police took them to the police station. They accused the British fans of starting the fight because they had lost the match. And the British fans have a bad reputation for fighting. But I was able to put them right.Not only was I an eyewitness but I had my photographs as evidence too. ZY: Gosh! So it was lucky you were there.FS: Yes, and that I had my camera with me. Without it I wouldn’t have been able to show the police they were wrong. So you see why it’s so important to be on the spot when something happens.ZY: Yes. You’re able to get the right end of the stick. Did you givea statement to the police?FS: Yes, I did. I helped set many British fans free.Unit5 page 39A FIRST AID QUIZThe first aid teacher(T) is testing her students knowledge of first aid. Listen to her question and her students’ answers.T=teacher S=Sarah P=PeterR=Rachel J=Jim G=GaryPart 1T: We’ve looked at several first aid treatments. Now let’t see just what you can remember. OK. Let’s say Lucy has a nosebleed. What should she do...Sarah?S: Sit down and bend forward slightly. Squeeze her nose just below the bridge until the bleeding stops.T: Why should she lean forward?P: So she gets the blood all over the floor instead of on her clothes. (everyone laughs)T: Very funny, Peter. Rachel?R: So the blood runs out of her nose and not down her throat. If you swallow blood you might be sick.(everyone groans)T: That’s right.Part 2T:OK, next situation. What should you do if someone’s clothes are on fire? Jim?J: Stop him from running around, as that makes clothes burn faster. Tell him to drop to the floor and cover him up tightly with some thick cloth. T: And then what?J: Roll on the ground until the fire goes out. Then treat him for burns.T: Good.Part 3T: OK, what about this one? What if your friend got a piece of food caught in his throat and he’s choking? Gary?G: Nothing. But if he can’t cough, I’d bend him forwards and give him four quick hard slaps between his shoulder blades with my hand.T: Yes, that should do the trick.Part 4T: Now Peter, what if Ben badly sprained his ankle playing football?P: I’d get him to sit down and put some ice on his ankle to reduce the swelling. Then I’d tell him to put his foot up on a chair. Then I’d bandage up his ankle tightly.T: Great. Now let’s tal k about snake bites. What if a snake bites you?P: Bite it back!(everyone laughs)T: Thank you, Peter.(said with amused tolerance) Now the first thing remember is...(fading out)Workbook unit5 page 69RESCUE BREATHINGA first aid teacher is reviving a lesson on rescue breathing.T = teacher L = LucyP = Peter E = EileenPart 1T: Now class, what must we do before rescue breathing?L: We must check if the person is unconscious.T: How do we do that?L: We shake them. If there’s no mo vement we know he or she is unconscious.T: Yes, that’s right, Lucy. Anything else?P: We can also ask simple questions like “What’s your name?” or “Open your eyes please!”T: Exactly right, Peter. If the person doesn’t move or answer then they’reunconscious. Now how do we put the person in a recovery position?E: I know this. First, you put one arm straight out on the ground and bend the other arm across the chest. Second, you roll the person over onto their side. Third, bend the near leg up.T: Excellent, Eileen. What do you do to the head.E: You tilt the head backwards and turnthe face downwards a bit.T: Why?E: To let any liquid run out of the mouth and allow the tongue to fall forward.T: Good, Eileen.T: Now what’s next, Peter?P: We must clear the airway from the mouth to the lungs. We can use our fingers inside the mouth.T: Why?P: So we can check for breathing by seeing if the chest is rising and falling. Part 2T: And …P: And we put our cheek close to the face to feel if there’s any air co ming from the nose or mouth.T: Well done, Peter. But what if the person isn’t breathing?L: You must start rescue breathing.T: That’s right, Lucy. What should we do?L: Roll the person onto their back. Tilt the head back. Squeeze the nose to stop air coming out. Place your mouth over the person’s mouth. Blow into the mouth for up to two seconds. Watch the chest rise and fall. Take another breath and blow into her mouth again.T: How long should you do this?L: About 15 breaths a minute. After about a minute check the pulse and breathing again. Continue this process until the person breathes or medical help arrives.T: What should you do if breathing begins?L: Put the person in the recovery position. If there’s no breathing then continue breathing for them.T: Well done, all of you. You remember very well.。