展望未来 学生用书 3
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内容提要：
《展望未来》中级教程具有以下一些特点：
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采用一套明确、实用的交际教学法，配以《教师用书》所供的教题培训材料。
提供一套明确、衫的交际教学法，配以《教师用书》所提供有教师培训材料。
提供一份按欧洲委员会修订并扩充的WAYSTAGE和THRESHOLD规定所制定的教学大纲，这份教学大纲强调使用日常生活中的真实英语。
可供选用的录像带一盒，内容由源于英国和美国的戏剧片、动画片和记录片等可视资料构成。
采用一套明确、实用的交际教学法，配以《教师用书》所供的教题培训材料。
提供一套明确、衫的交际教学法，配以《教师用书》所提供有教师培训材料。
提供一份按欧洲委员会修订并扩充的WAYSTAGE和THRESHOLD规定所制定的教学大纲，这份教学大纲强调使用日常生活中的真实英语。
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《展望未来》是一套分成四个等级的英语教材一教材旨在将学生的英语水平从初级阶段提高到能参加“剑桥第一证书”的预考阶段。
目录：
1 Patterns of life 生活方式
2 Pleasures 人生乐趣
3 Borders 跨越边界
4 Rights and wrongs 是是非非
5 For sale 促销之道
6 Body and mind 身心健康
7 Away from home 外出度假
8 Paths to success 成功之路
9 Skin deep 肤浅之见
10 Showtime 舞台表演
11 Looking forward 展望未来
12 News and views 新闻与观点
13 On show 佳作展览
14 In touch 接触外界
15 A change of scene 劳逸结合
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2 Read and listen to a conversation about the future.
1 What is the specific topic that these people are discussing？
2 Which of them is a pessimist？ Which is an optimist？ Whatabout the others？
ALAN: In the end science is likely to solve a lot of theworld's problems... I mean, medical advances andthings like that.., they'll cut down diseases.I heard a geneticist on the radio talking about howthey might be able to get rid of hereditary diseasesaltogether in the next ten years.
PAT: Yes ... might. But there are new diseases all thetime. And, anyway, science creates problems ... itdoesn't Just solve them.
TIM: What do you mean？
PAT: Well, take genetic engineering, for instance. Thesame research that's intended to fight diseases hasother uses as well.
ALAN: Like what？
PAT: Well, they're not only finding out about genes thatcause diseases ... they're also going to knowwhich ones give us the colour of our hair and eyes.In theory they already know how to create maleor female children.,, and now they're sayingthere might be a gene that affects intelligence！
TIM: Wait a moment. What's wrong with that？
PAT: What's wrong with it？ Everyone'll want the samekind of children. And in some countries that'llmean mostly male children .., and all intelligent,of course ... and in some countries ...
SARA: Just let me tell you something. When I havechildren, which I'm not thinking of doing yet, ifscience can give me the perfect child, then I intendto have the perfect child... I think it's a great idea.
PAT: You see！ We'll havea world full of 'perfect' people.And there'll be too many men！
ALAN: Do you really believe that？ You can't be certainthat people will choose their babies' characteristics.It would be awful if we lost the variety-I mean, ifpeople were all the same - but perhaps that won'thappen. I don't think i
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2 Read and listen to a conversation about the future.
1 What is the specific topic that these people are discussing？
2 Which of them is a pessimist？ Which is an optimist？ Whatabout the others？
ALAN: In the end science is likely to solve a lot of theworld's problems... I mean, medical advances andthings like that.., they'll cut down diseases.I heard a geneticist on the radio talking about howthey might be able to get rid of hereditary diseasesaltogether in the next ten years.
PAT: Yes ... might. But there are new diseases all thetime. And, anyway, science creates problems ... itdoesn't Just solve them.
TIM: What do you mean？
PAT: Well, take genetic engineering, for instance. Thesame research that's intended to fight diseases hasother uses as well.
ALAN: Like what？
PAT: Well, they're not only finding out about genes thatcause diseases ... they're also going to knowwhich ones give us the colour of our hair and eyes.In theory they already know how to create maleor female children.,, and now they're sayingthere might be a gene that affects intelligence！
TIM: Wait a moment. What's wrong with that？
PAT: What's wrong with it？ Everyone'll want the samekind of children. And in some countries that'llmean mostly male children .., and all intelligent,of course ... and in some countries ...
SARA: Just let me tell you something. When I havechildren, which I'm not thinking of doing yet, ifscience can give me the perfect child, then I intendto have the perfect child... I think it's a great idea.
PAT: You see！ We'll havea world full of 'perfect' people.And there'll be too many men！
ALAN: Do you really believe that？ You can't be certainthat people will choose their babies' characteristics.It would be awful if we lost the variety-I mean, ifpeople were all the same - but perhaps that won'thappen. I don't think i
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