外研版高中英语必修4 Module 2 Traffic Jam Listening and vocabulary课件（共28张PPT）

课件28张PPT。 外研版 Module 2 Book 4 Listening and Everyday EnglishListen to people of Beijing speaking about traffic problems in the city. Before you listen, tick the topics you think they will talk about. traffic jams the Olympic Games roadworks bad drivers Listen and match the traffic situations with the speakers. aSpeaker 2bSpeaker 5cSpeaker 4dSpeaker 1eSpeaker 3 Choose the correct sentences. 1. Speaker 1 _____. a went to a tea party by taxi b saw a tea party in the middle of the road c had a tea party with some taxi drivers 2. Speaker 2 _____. a took three hours to reach the airport b arrived at the airport just in time c missed his plane for Sichuan bc3. Speaker 3 _____. a always goes to work by bike b never stops at traffic lights c always gets stuck on the ring road 4. Speaker 4 _____. a prefers driving late in the evening b thinks Beijing is better than Shanghai c prefers public transport to cars ca5. Speaker 5 _____. a had an accident near the Summer Palace b drove on the wrong side of the road c got stuck in a traffic jam cListen again and answer the questions.The traffic still didn’t move.To turn back and go home. 1. What problem did speaker 1 have after the tea party?2. What did speaker 2 tell the taxi driver to do?People disobeying traffic rules. Limit the number of cars, build more underground lines, and build roads in the sky. 3. What is the cause of traffic jams, in the opinion of speaker 3?4. What solutions to the traffic problem does speaker 4 talk about?The fact that people see what causes the problem, then do the same thing again. 5. What is speaker 5 surprised at?Look at the words and phrases below and choose the best explanation. 1. Pedicabs are worth using if you want to explore old Beijing. A. pedicabs cost a lot to use. B. It can be a good idea to use pedicabs. Everyday English2. There was no way I was going to catch the plane. A. All the roads to the airport were closed. B. It was impossible to catch the plane. 3. It’s enough to drive you mad. A. It can make you get angry. B. It can make you drive badly. 4. Keep cool! A. Don’t get angry. B. Wear light clothes. ① Why not limit the number of _____, or follow Shanghai and build _____ in the sky? ② Use why not and the words in brackets to make suggestions in these situations. Example: -- Taxis are very expensive. carsmore roadsComplete the sentence from the listening passage. (public transport) -- Why not use public transport? 1. The roads are very busy. (underground) 2. Buses are always crowded. (minibuses) 3. The rush hour is terrible. (at a different time) 4. There aren’t enough roads. (new ones)5. Too many people break the rules. (more traffic policemen) 6. There isn’t any room for cars to park. (underground car parks) 1. The roads are very busy. (underground)Why not use the underground?Why not use the minibuses?Why not travel in a different time? 2. Buses are always crowded. (minibuses) 3. The rush hour is terrible. (at a different time)Why not build new ones?Wh ... ...