高中英語上外版三年級下 unit2

[00:04.83]Language Function:Expressing Certainty/Uncertainty [00:10.84]A:Mary proposes to have a get-together at Ms White's house. [00:18.13]What do you think of that?B:I think it's a good idea. [00:23.61]But,it will cause Ms White a lot of trouble. [00:29.70]A:We can go there early and help with all the work [00:35.29]B:I'm still not certain whether it's suitable [00:40.39]A:Oh,you mean we may disturb the neighbours? [00:44.80]B:That's the problem. A:How about having the meeting in our classroom? [00:50.49]B:It's no as good as Ms White's house. [00:55.09]Let's talk over the matter with Mary and Judy.OK? [01:00.50]Listening Comprehension [01:06.69]A.Listen and choose an appropriate response to what you've heard. [02:16.41]B.For each of the following groups of sentences,you will hear only one sentence [02:24.80]Find the one which is closest in meaning to the sentence you have heard. [05:10.10]Text The Lady of the Lamp [05:15.61]New words and expressions [05:20.42]Florence Nightingale [05:24.17]弗洛倫斯.南丁格爾 [05:27.92]duty [05:30.71]責(zé)任,義務(wù) [05:33.51]nursing [05:36.65]護(hù)理專業(yè) [05:39.80]the Crimean War [05:43.20]克里米亞戰(zhàn)爭 [05:46.59]dirt [05:49.74]污物,灰塵 [05:52.89]smell [05:55.84]聞到,察覺 [05:58.79]officer [06:01.59]官員 [06:04.38]lip [06:07.28]嘴唇 [06:10.18]dangerously [06:12.99]危險地 [06:15.80]kiss [06:18.59]吻 [06:21.39]shadow [06:23.99]影子 [06:26.59]"Be a lady,dear.That's what we want!" [06:35.28]How many times pretty young Florence Nightingale [06:40.40]heard these wordsfrom her father and mother!But for her [06:46.70]being a lady was not enough.She wanted to do something to help others [06:54.20]As a child,she felt that visiting sick people was a duty [07:01.30]and a pleasure.She enjoyed helping them [07:06.11]As often as she could,she visited hospitals in other countries. [07:13.01]She saw so much suffering that she knew she must help. [07:18.49]At last,her mind was made up."I'm going to be a nurse," [07:25.96]she decided.She went to learn nursing in Germany and France [07:33.96]When she returned to England,Florence started a nursing home for women [07:40.85]Here she did everything—from washing floors to giving her patients new hope [07:48.01]During the Crimean War in 1854,many soldiers were wounded or became ill [07:57.39]News reached England that they were receiving little care [08:02.77]Florence went with thirty-eight nurses to the field hospitals [08:09.06]What they saw there was even worse than they had expected [08:15.54]Dirt and death were everywhere to be seen—and smelled. [08:21.32]She found it very difficult to teach the officer there how to run a hospital. [08:28.11]Florence used her own money and some from friends to buy clothes beds [08:36.31]medicines,and food for the men. [08:39.99]Her only pay was in smiles from the lips of dying soldiers [08:46.18]But,they were more than enough for this kind woman. [08:50.99]She fell dangerously ill herself,but she did not stop working. [08:58.28]Even late at night,she could be seen walking with a lamp past each bed. [09:05.59]The soldiers often kissed her shadow [09:09.49]as "the lady of the lamp"went by. [09:13.48]After the war,she returned to Englandand was honoured for her services [09:20.88]by Queen Victoria.But,Florence said that [09:26.07]her work had just begun.She raised money to build the Nightingale [09:32.55]Home for Nurses in London,and she asked young girls to learn nursing there [09:40.26]She also wrote a book on public health,which was printed in several countries. [09:47.65]Florence Nightingale died at the age of ninety, [09:53.84]still trying to serve others through her work as a nurse. [09:59.14]Indeed,it is because of Florence Nightingale the nurses are honoured today.

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