外事接待英语 Chapter 6

[00:00.00]Chapter 6
[00:01.33]Giant Pandas
[00:03.00]In this unit ,you wi
[00:04.96]Practise giving information about Giant Pandas and how they live .
[00:10.48]review the use of approximators ,modals of habit ,and frequency adverbs,
[00:17.66]learn one way to change adjectives to us nouns ,two ways to change verbs to nouns,and four ways to recognize  nouns
[00:27.27]expand your vocabulary in the areas of natural science experts ,wild animals ,and plants.
[00:35.71]Part
[00:37.33]Pre-listening Exercises
[00:39.65]Exercises 1(b)
[00:42.71]gian
[00:44.23]panda
[00:45.87]exis
[00:47.54]are
[00:49.11]inlan
[00:50.23]Southwester
[00:52.22]expert
[00:53.81]aliv
[00:55.20]population
[00:57.13]bear
[00:58.12]grou
[00:59.35]arou
[01:00.89]worl
[01:02.20]zoo
[01:03.66]captivit
[01:05.36]witherin
[01:06.69]Exercises 2(b)
[01:09.83]bambo
[01:11.37]los
[01:12.78]forest
[01:14.24]disappearin
[01:16.02]periodi
[01:17.51]cu
[01:18.89]do
[01:20.25]liv
[01:21.61]col
[01:23.02]dam
[01:24.27]mountain
[01:26.00]ho
[01:27.25]happ
[01:28.58]adjus
[01:30.33]natur
[01:31.95]reserv
[01:33.36]Comprehension Exercises
[01:36.16]Exercises 3(b)
[01:39.06]Guest:I\'d like to now about Giant Panads in China
[01:42.82]Host:Well, the pandas exist in only six small areas in inland China.One of those areas is the Wolong Nature Reserve in Southwestern Chin
[01:55.91]Some experts say there might be somewhere between 700 and 100 pandas alive in those area
[02:05.41]something like 35 populations with about 20 bears in a group .Of course ,you can see pandas in zoos around the worl
[02:18.00]Here in China you can go to zoos like the Beijing Zoo to see them in captivity.
[02:25.95]Guest:Why are they disappearing so fast
[02:29.05]Host:Because the bamboo forests are disappearing .Also,because of the periodic flowering and withering of the bambo
[02:39.03]the bears have a difficult time.Pandas live mainly on bamboo,and those forests are being cut dow
[02:48.54]The bears live in cold ,damp forests in the mountains
[02:53.19]In the last 30 years,Sichuan has lost almost 30 percent of its forest
[03:00.35]So ,the bears have less food and no home.They seem happy in captivity and can adjust to zoos.
[03:09.05]Pronunciations Exercise
[03:11.66]Exercises 4(b)
[03:14.35]in inland Chin
[03:16.73]in only six small area
[03:20.25]in Southwestern Chin
[03:22.95]between 700 and 1000 panda
[03:28.04]of cours
[03:30.00]in zoos around the worl
[03:33.32]Beijing Z
[03:35.64]in captivit
[03:37.84]bamboo forest
[03:40.34]live mainly on bambo
[03:43.50]are being cut dow
[03:46.14]cold,damp forest
[03:49.36]30 percent of its forest
[03:52.93]no food and no ho
[03:56.43]seem happy in captivit
[03:59.70]can adjus
[04:01.50]Exercises 5(b)
[04:04.30]Pandas exist in only six small area
[04:08.29]There might be between 700 and 1000 Pandas alive in those area
[04:14.80]Of course ,you can see Pandas in zoos around the world
[04:20.10]Bamboo forests are disappearin
[04:22.79]Pandas live mainly on bambo
[04:26.00]and those forests are being cut down .
[04:29.06]Pandas live in cold,damp forests in the mountain
[04:34.00]Sichuan has lost 30 per cent of its forests .
[04:38.39]The bears have no food and no hom
[04:41.89]They seem happy in captivity and can adjust to zoos.
[04:47.50]Consolidation Exercises
[04:50.40]Exerciese 6.
[04:52.68]Guest:I\'d like to know about Giant Pandas in Chin
[04:56.72]Host:Well,the pandas exist in only six small areas in inland Chin
[05:02.00]One of those areas is the Wolong Nature Reserve in Southwestern Chin
[05:07.54]Some experts say there might be somewhere between 700and 1000 pandas alive in those area
[05:15.22]something like 35 populations with about 20 bears in a group .Of course ,you can see pandas in zoos around the world.
[05:24.91]Here in China you can go to zoos like the Beijing Zoo to see them in captivity .
[05:31.89]Guest:Why are they disappearing so fas
[05:34.73]Host ;Because the bamboo forests are disappearing .Also,because of the periodic flowering and withering of the bambo
[05:42.80]the bears have a difficult time .Pandas live mainly on bamboo,and those forests are being cut down
[05:50.64]The bears live in cold ,damp forests in the mountains
[05:54.56]In the last 30 years ,Sichuan has lost almost 30 percent of its forest
[06:00.86]So,the bears have less food and no hom
[06:04.38]They seem happy in captivity and can adjust to zoos.
[06:09.08]Exercises 7(b)
[06:11.93]1.Pandas exist in only six small area
[06:18.25]2.There are only about 700 and 1000 pandas alive in those area
[06:26.06]3.You can go to zoos to see them in captivity
[06:32.52]4.These are 35 million populations with 20 bears in a grou
[06:39.78]5.Bamboo forests are disappearing
[06:44.51]6.Those forests are being cut dow
[06:48.95]7.They seem happy and can adjust to zoos .
[06:54.48]Expansion Exercises
[06:57.20]Exerciese 8(b)
[07:00.13]biologis
[07:01.93]zoologis
[07:03.94]botanis
[07:05.22]conservationis
[07:07.44]environmentalis
[07:09.40]arboris
[07:10.89]geologis
[07:12.74]entomologis
[07:14.60]ornithologis
[07:16.35]naturalis
[07:17.71]Word Buildin
[07:19.56]captiv
[07:21.13]captivit
[07:22.83]activ
[07:24.37]activit
[07:26.17]selectiv
[07:28.08]selectivit
[07:29.93]collectiv
[07:31.50]collectivit
[07:33.22]disappea
[07:35.13]disappearanc
[07:37.38]appea
[07:38.87]appearanc
[07:40.80]cle
[07:41.95]clearanc
[07:43.73]seve
[07:45.27]severanc
[07:46.83]Part 2
[07:48.27]pre-listening Exercises
[07:50.65]Exerciese 1(b)
[07:52.82]sociabl
[07:54.41]solitar
[07:56.21]animal
[07:57.52]avo
[07:58.67]contac
[08:00.05]cu
[08:01.57]nearl
[08:02.85]aggressiv
[08:04.08]swip
[08:05.69]keeper
[08:07.03]paw
[08:08.52]cove
[08:09.77]ey
[08:10.92]figh
[08:12.30]gues
[08:13.56]femal
[08:15.18]Exercises 2(b)
[08:18.08]reason
[08:19.64]liv
[08:20.85]alon
[08:22.33]bree
[08:23.75]bor
[08:25.60]calle
[08:27.19]grow u
[08:28.58]entertai
[08:30.30]specia
[08:31.90]researc
[08:33.72]centre
[08:35.45]improv
[08:37.20]breedin
[08:38.64]nea
[08:39.92]Comprehension Exercis
[08:42.53]Exercises 3(b)
[08:45.53]Guest:Why do they adjust so wel
[08:47.88]Host:Pandas aren\'t sociable.They\'re solitary animals and avoid contact with other panda
[08:56.40]The female has one cub in the fall and keeps the cub with her for nearly two year
[09:04.76]Pandas can be aggressive .They\'ll swipe other bears and keepers with their big paw
[09:12.86]They cover their eyes with their paws when they don\'t want to fight
[09:18.13]I guess these reasons make them able to live alone in captivity with only one keeper .
[09:26.52]In China ,pandas were first bred in captivity in 1963 in Beijing .
[09:34.82]The first bear was called Ming Ming:the second was called Lin Lin ,and it was born in 196
[09:46.27]Captive-born cubs grow up to be happy in the zoo and like to entertain the public.
[09:53.50]Our government has set up some special research centres to improve breeding
[10:00.40]There is one near the Wolong Reserve and another near Chengdu.You can visit them if you are in those places
[10:11.00]Pronunciation Exercise
[10:13.59]Exercises 4(b)
[10:16.39]solitary animal
[10:19.08]avoid  contac
[10:21.37]one cub in the fa
[10:24.38]for nearly two year
[10:27.17]be aggressiv
[10:29.34]swipe other bears and keeper
[10:33.26]with their big paw
[10:35.72]cover their eye
[10:38.33]don\'t want to figh
[10:41.20]I gue
[10:43.19]able to live alon
[10:46.09]bred in captivit
[10:48.73]was born in 19
[10:52.59]to entertain the publi
[10:55.39]set u
[10:56.95]special research centre
[10:59.96]to improve breeding
[11:02.41]Exercises 5(b)
[11:05.13]Pandas aren\'t sociabl
[11:07.69]They avoid contact with other pandas
[11:11.53]The female has one cub in the fal
[11:15.45]Pandas can be aggressive
[11:18.06]They\'ll swipe other bears and keepers with their big paw
[11:23.26]They cover their eyes with  their paw
[11:26.60]I guess these reasons make them able to live  alon
[11:31.02]Pandas were first bred in captivity in Beijing
[11:35.35]Captive born like to entertain the public
[11:39.95]Our government has set up some special research centres.
[11:44.47]Consolidation Exercises
[11:47.08]Exercises 6.
[11:49.41]Guest:Why do they adjust so well?
[11:51.71]Host:Pandas aren\'t sociable .They\'re solitary animals and avoid contact with other panda
[11:58.60]The female has one cub in the fall and keeps the cub with her for nearly two year
[12:05.05]Pandas can be aggressive .They\'ll swipe other bears and keepers with their big paw
[12:11.01]They cover their eyes with  paws when they don\'t  want to figh
[12:15.74]I guess these reasons make them able to live alone in captivity with only one keeper.
[12:21.85]In China ,pandas were first bred in captivity in 1963 in Beijing
[12:28.28]The first bear was called Ming Ming;the second was called Lin Lin,and it was born in 196
[12:37.00]Captive-born cubs grow up to be happy in the zoo and like to entertain the public .
[12:44.63]Our government has set up some special research centres to improve breeding
[12:50.04]There is one near the Wolong Reserve and another near Chengdu .You can visit them if you are in those places .
[12:59.02]Exercises 7(b)
[13:01.69]1.pandas aren\'t sociable
[13:05.42]2.They\'re solitary animals and avoid contact
[13:10.60]3.Pandas can be aggressive are they\'ll swipe other bear
[13:16.76]4.They cover their eyes  with their paws
[13:21.31]5.I guess these reasons make them able to live alone
[13:26.50]6.Pandas were first bred in captivity in 196
[13:33.32]7.Captive-born cubs grow up to happy in the zo
[13:39.54]8.Our government has set up some research centres to improve breeding.
[13:46.17]Expansion Exercises
[13:48.81]Exercises 8(b)
[13:51.90]lio
[13:53.25]tige
[13:54.48]wol
[13:55.32]panthe
[13:56.83]leopar
[13:58.01]snow leopar
[13:59.42]alligato
[14:00.93]crocodil
[14:02.48]monke
[14:03.81]de
[14:04.88]snak
[14:06.13]boa
[14:07.28]Word Buildin
[14:09.06]Exercises 9.(b)
[14:12.17]adjus
[14:13.84]adjustmen
[14:15.61]entertai
[14:17.52]entertainmen
[14:19.69]improv
[14:21.34]improvemen
[14:23.22]appea
[14:24.86]appeasemen
[14:26.40]abat
[14:27.79]abatemen
[14:29.38]bereav
[14:31.31]bereavemen
[14:33.46]advis
[14:35.15]advisemen
[14:36.88]refin
[14:38.79]refinemen
[14:40.85]refres
[14:42.57]refreshmen
[14:44.35]fulfi
[14:46.28]fulfillmen
[14:48.24]alig
[14:50.04]alignmen
[14:52.06]Part 3
[14:53.70]Pre-listening Exercises
[14:56.18]Exercises 1(b)
[14:59.27]hunt
[15:00.23]vegetarian
[15:01.75]teeth
[15:02.90]specially
[15:04.54]shaped
[15:05.77]grinding
[15:07.18]plants
[15:08.56]different
[15:10.13]kinds
[15:11.52]diet
[15:12.67]people
[15:13.87]around
[15:15.33]Exercises 2(b)
[15:18.41]leaves
[15:20.03]stems
[15:21.70]shoots
[15:23.40]enough
[15:24.81]live on
[15:26.35]appetites
[15:28.23]kilograms
[15:30.06]want
[15:31.68]so
[15:33.25]important
[15:35.21]living
[15:36.88]fossil
[15:38.40]Comprehension Exercises
[15:41.35]Exercises 3(b)
[15:44.27]Guest:Do pandas hunt other animals for food?
[15:47.51]Host:No. They\'re completely vegetarian, and their teeth are specially shaped for grinding plant
[15:56.66]They\'ll eat different kinds of plants, but most of their diet is bamboo leaves and stems and shoot
[16:06.40]They eat for about 16 hours a day to get enough food to live on.
[16:12.77]Pandas have big appetites. They can eat more than 18 kilograms of leaves every da
[16:21.55]And when they want shoots, they can eat about 36 kilograms of those each da
[16:29.44]That\'s why the bamboo forests are so important for the bears.
[16:34.56]Our pandas are very important to the Chinese peopl
[16:39.24]Those bears have been around for more than 3 million year
[16:44.15]and we like to think of them as our living fossils.
[16:48.93]Pronunciation Exercises
[16:51.67]Exercises 4(b)
[16:54.91]completely vegetarian
[16:57.94]specially shaped
[17:00.55]different kinds of plants
[17:04.08]most of their diet
[17:07.32]leaves and stems and shoots
[17:12.07]to get enough food to live on
[17:15.91]when they want shoots
[17:18.29]forests are so important
[17:21.55]Exercises 5(b)
[17:24.48]Pandas are completely vegetarian.
[17:27.64]Their teeth are specially shaped for grinding plants.
[17:32.16]Most of their diet is bamboo leaves and stems and shoots.
[17:38.35]Pandas have big appetites.
[17:41.62]They can eat more than 18 kilograms of leaves every day.
[17:46.53]When they want shoots, they can eat about 36 kilograms of those each day.
[17:53.01]That\'s why the bamboo forests are so important.
[17:57.24]Consolidation Exercises
[17:59.85]Exercises 6.
[18:02.54]Guest:Do pandas hunt other animals for food?
[18:05.67]Host:No. They\'re completely vegetarian and their teeth are specially shaped for grinding plant
[18:12.21]They\'ll eat different kinds of plants, but most of their diet is bamboo leaves and stems and shoot
[18:20.02]They eat for about 16 hours a day to get enough food to live on.
[18:25.32]Pandas have big appetites. They can eat more than 18 kilograms of leaves every da
[18:31.98]And when they want shoots, they can eat about 36 kilograms of those each da
[18:37.62]That\'s why the bamboo forests are so important for the bear
[18:42.32]Our pandas are very important to the Chinese people
[18:46.48]Those bears have been around for more than 3 million year
[18:50.32]and we like to think of them as our living fossils.
[18:54.34]Expansion Exercises
[18:57.34]Exercises 8(b)
[18:59.96]fir tree
[19:01.63]pine tree
[19:03.01]coniferous forest
[19:04.97]azalea
[19:06.41]shrub
[19:07.87]bush
[19:08.97]cherry blossom
[19:10.54]flower garden
[19:12.23]rose bush
[19:13.88]deciduous forest
[19:15.97]teak forest
[19:17.80]orchids
[19:19.44]lotus blossom
[19:21.04]lemon blossom
[19:22.79]rockery garden
[19:24.49]maple tree
[19:26.21]lilac bush
[19:28.12]honeysuckle
[19:29.35]orange blossom
[19:31.04]willow
[19:32.35]Word Building
[19:34.02]Exercises 9(b)
[19:37.13]vegetable
[19:39.32]vegetarian
[19:41.44]vegetarianism
[19:43.66]vegetation
[19:45.36]Listening Test
[19:47.29]1.Pandas exist mainly in six small areas in inland China.
[19:52.20]2.Some experts say there are somewhere between 700 and 1000 pandas alive.
[20:01.79]3.Pandas aren\'t sociable; they\'re solitary animals and will avoid contact with other bears.
[20:10.75]4.The female has a cub in the fall and keeps the cub for nearly a year.
[20:17.96]5.They will swipe other bears and keepers with their big paws.
[20:24.91]6.Pandas cover their eyes with their paws when they don\'t want to fight.
[20:31.60]7.I guess these reasons make them able to live alone in captivity.
[20:37.55]8.Captive-born cubs grow up to be happy in the zoo and like to entertain the public.
[20:47.03]9.Pandas were bred in captivity around 1963 in Beijing.
[20:54.01]10.Pandas eat different kinds of plants, but they will eat bamboo leaves each day. 外事接待英语 外事接待常用英语 外事接待英语口语 外事接待英语对话 实用外事接待英语口语 外事接待实务英语 接待英语 外事接待英语口语对话中英 外事接待俄语口语