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. 青少版新概念1B 課文文本 Unit 16-30 目錄 Unit 16: On the London Eye Unit 17: Smile, please! Unit 18: Men can cook, too! Unit 19: You must eat! Unit 20: What a surprise! Unit 21 Breakfast blues Unit 22: Watching the neighbours Unit 23: An expensive camera Unit 24:A light dinner Unit 25: The weekend shopping Unit 26: A self-service restaurant Unit 27: Toothache Unit 28: Every day is different! Unit 29: Many happy returns of the day Unit 30 An international event Unit 16: On the London Eye Daisy: Oh, Jack! Isnt this fun? Can you believe it? Were all together on the London Eye! Jack: Yes, honey. Isnt it great? Look, Claire! Thats the River Thames. CLAIRE: Yes, Dad. Isnt it grey? DAISY: Well, grey and silver! Its beautiful. Look at all the bridges! CLAIRE: Hey, Mom, I can see Tower Bridge. Its open! Is it really? Pass me the binoculars! JACK: Can you see any ships there? CLAIRE: I can see one. There are some boats, too. DAISY: Look, Jack! Thats Westminster Bridge down there. There are some people on the bridge. JACK: There are some cars and buses, too CLAIRE: Hey, Dad! Thats Big Ben! Its twelve oclock! DAISY: Ding-dong, ding-dong; Ding-dong, ding-dong! Oh, Jack! Isnt London just great? Unit 17: Smile, please! FLORA: Watch this, Lucy! I can balance on this ball! Can you do it? LUCY: I can try. LUCY: Oh, yes! I can balance on a ball as well. Its easy! Look at us, Vikki! FLORA: Look at me now, Lucy! Im on my knees! Can you balance like this? LUCY: Yes, I can do that, too. Its fun! FLORA: Come on, Vikki! Can you balance on a big ball like us? VIKKI: No, I cant. Youre both good at gymnastics, but Im useless. I cant do it. LUCY: Never mind, Vikki! You can do Maths and Music and I cant! Im useless at Maths. FLORA: And you can take a photo of us! Come on! Take a photo on your mobile. VIKKI: OK. Ready? One, two, three! Smile, please! Unit 18: Men can cook, too! WILLIAM: Lets cook dinner, Robert. You can help me. Give me some rice, please. Theres some rice in that jar. WILLIAM: Put some water in the pan, and pass me a knife, please. ROBERT: Which one? WILLIAM: That one on the table. ROBERT: OK, Dad. Here it is. WILLIAM: Chop two onions, please. ROBERT: OK, Dad. Chop two onions ... WILLIAM: Is there a big spoon over there? ROBERT: Yes, Dad. WILLIAM: Pass me the big spoon, please. ROBERT: I cant get a spoon and chop an onion, Dad! WILLIAM: Youre right. What about some plates? ROBERT: Dad, there are some plates on the shelf. There are some knives, some forks and some spoons in the drawer. And my hands are wet. WILLIAM: You see, Robert, men can cook, too. Perhaps we can open a restaurant! ROBERT: Oh, yeah! Unit 19: You must eat! DAISY: What time is it? NINA: Its four oclock. DAISY: Four oclock! Gee, Im hungry! NINA: I am, too! DAISY: OK. Thank you, Nina. We can finish now. Theres some food on the table over there. Lets eat. NINA: Daisy, I can look, but I cant eat. DAISY: Why not? Youre tired. Youre hungry. You can eat. Whats the problem? NINA: Food is the problem. DAISY: Come on, Nina! You must eat! There are lots of good things here. Theres some fish, and some salad. And there are some hot dishes, too. NINA: I can drink some water, but I mustnt eat. I cant eat and be beautiful. DAISY: Nonsense, Nina! You are beautiful! NINA: Thank you, Daisy. Maybe I can eat a peach. DAISY: Maybe you can eat lots of peaches! Now, honey, please help yourself! Unit 20: What a surprise! KAREN: Hello, Linda! Nice to speak to you! How are you? And how is Ken? KAREN: Yes, Im very busy, too. Its Lucys music lesson at half past six. Im sorry, but I cant talk now. KAREN: Come on, Lucy! Your music lesson is at half past six, and its a quarter to six now! Whats the problem? LUCY: I cant find my music book. KAREN: Oh dear! Im sorry, Linda. I must go! Can I call you at half past nine? LUCY: Mum! I must find my book! KAREN: Thanks, Linda. Bye! Now, Lucy, look in your schoolbag. LUCY: It isnt there. KAREN: Are you sure? LUCY: Yes, Mum. Look! LUCY: Oh! Here it is! KAREN: What a surprise! Please hurry up, Lucy! Its six oclock. LUCY: Its OK, Mum. Im ready. Can we go now, please? Unit 21 Breakfast blues KAREN: Do you want any breakfast, Paul? Not really, but I must eat something. I mustnt train on an empty stomach. Have we got any orange juice? KAREN: Yes, we have. Theres some in the fridge. How much juice do you want? PAUL: Oh, just a small glass, please. KAREN: Here you are. KAREN: Do you want any coffee? PAUL: No, thanks. Have we got any tea? KAREN: Yes, theres some tea in the pot. Help yourself. KAREN: Poor Paul! Its a very early start! Tell me about it! PAUL: I cant eat at six oclock in the morning. KAREN: Ive got some yoghurt in the fridge. You can take it with you and have it at the gym. PAUL: Thanks, Karen. Thats nice. They havent got any yoghurt in the canteen at the academy. The food there is terrible. Unit 22: Watching the neighbours POLLY: Theres Claire in Karens garden. Look, shes with Paul again. ANNIE: Yes. Theyre very good friends. POLLY: Has she got a lot of friends now, Annie? ANNIE: Well, shes very new here. And shes shy. Perhaps she hasnt got many friends. POLLY: Well, there are lots of nice girls at the art college. ANNIE: And Paul has got a lot of friends. He can introduce her to them. POLLY: Yes. Perhaps shes happy with Paul. Hes a lovely young man. ANNIE: And theyre both very busy with their studies. They havent got a lot of spare time. POLLY: Thats true. Pauls always busy. Now tell me about Claires mother Unit 23: An expensive camera WILLIAM: What kind of camera has Claire got, Jack? JACK: Let me think. Its a Japanese one. JACK: I can t remember the name. Oh, yes! I know! Its an Ixus, a Canon Ixus. WILLIAM: Lucky Claire! Thats a very fine camera! JACK: Yes, it is. Its a very expensive camera, too, but Claire wants another one. WILLIAM: Why? Doesn’t she like that one? JACK: Well, she likes it, but she wants a new one. JACK: Its one of Daisys old cameras. Claire wants a new one for her birthday. WILLIAM: She can give me the old one at any time! Just bring it here! Unit 24:A light dinner KAREN: Do you like vegetables? CLAIRE: Yes, I like vegetables, too. KAREN: Ive got some new potatoes and some salad ... KAREN: Theres some lettuce and some cucumber. Is that OK? CLAIRE: Thats fantastic, Karen! Its my favourite kind of food! KAREN: Well, heres a bowl. You and Paul can pick some strawberries from the garden. Then we can have some fruit for dessert. PAUL: This is great, Karen! A really healthy meal! But Im very hungry! KAREN: Dont worry, Paul! Ive got lots of potatoes in the kitchen! KAREN: And you can have some cream with your strawberries. Just pick them first! Unit 25: The weekend shopping Lucy: Mum, there isnt any sugar in the house. KAREN: I know. I must go to the supermarket. Lets make a shopping list. LUCY: We need some tea, too, Mum. There isnt much tea in the tin. KAREN: Lets get four packets. LUCY: Four packets of tea ... LUCY: OK. How much sugar do we need? KAREN: Two bags. LUCY: Two bags of sugar ... LUCY: What about food for the weekend, Mum? KAREN: We need a loaf of bread, some meat for Sunday lunch, and some vegetables, too. What vegetables do we want, Lucy? LUCY: One loaf of bread, a piece of meat, some vegetables ... Mum, these things are all really boring. What about some nice things for the weekend? KAREN: What kind of things? LUCY: Well, chocolate, and ice cream, perhaps ... KAREN: Youre right. Lets get a box of chocolates, some ice cream for you and the boys, and a bottle of wine for me and your father! Unit 26: A self-service restaurant ANNIE: Whats on the menu? Show me the menu, please. ASSISTANT: Im sorry. There isnt a menu. You can see the food, and you help yourself. ANNIE: Thats vegetable soup, isnt it? ASSISTANT: Yes, thats right. ANNIE: Pass me a bowl of soup, please. POLLY: And a bowl of salad for me, please. ASSISTANT: One soup, one salad. Here you are. ANNIE: That looks nice. What is it? ASSISTANT: Its meat and vegetables in tomato sauce. ANNIE: Give me one of those, please. POLLY: And a small piece of fish for me, please. ASSISTANT: Please just take them. Here you are! ANNIE: Thank you, my dear. Thats fine! ANNIE: Can you bring us some coffee, please? POLLY: And a jug of water, with two glasses? ASSISTANT: Im sorry, ladies, but this is a self-service restaurant! You must help yourselves! Unit 27: Toothache WILLIAM: Roberts not well, Karen! Whats the matter with him? KAREN: Hes got toothache. WILLIAM: Poor Robert! He looks awful! Please call the dentist! KAREN: Yes, yes, of course! KAREN: Hello? My names Karen Jenkins. We are Mr. Halls patients. Please can I make an appointment for my son, Robert? Its an emergency. KAREN: Yes, thats right. Robert Jenkins. Hes got terrible toothache ... Yes,... Thats today, with Mr. Hall. Thats at half past four this afternoon. Thank you very much! WILLIAM: Poor Robert! He looks miserable! KAREN: You look miserable, too! WILLIAM: I feel miserable. WILLIAM: Oh, well, the appointments for today. Lets hope for the best. KAREN: Poor Robert! Poor you! Unit 28: Every day is different! PAUL: Hello, Claire! How are you today? CLAIRE: Hi, Paul! Im fine, but I hate this weather! PAUL: What do you mean? The weathers quite nice today. CLAIRE: It’s wet! Its always wet! Is it ever fine and warm in England? PAUL: Well, of course it is ！ Its always lovely in summer! CLAIRE: But when is that? Is it ever dry and sunny for two days together? PAUL: Well, thats how it is with an Atlantic climate! Its often hot and dry in summer. But it rains sometimes in summer, too, especially in July. CLAIRE: Youre right. Its July now. Its cool, and its very wet! PAUL: Well, thats the difficulty! Its wet now, and cool, too. The weather changes all the lime. But we have an interesting climate! Unit 29: Many happy returns of the day WILLIAM: The first of August, Karen! It’s Roberts birthday. WILUAM: I cant believe it! Roberts 10 today! KAREN: I know! Ten years old already! KAREN: Happy birthday, Robert! Heres a present for you from your father and me. ROBERT: Oh, great! Thanks, Mum! Thanks, Dad! ROBERT: Oh, great! A new bike! Oh, look at the gears! Dad! Its got Campagnolo gears! Oh, wow! WILLIAM: Youre quite tall now, Robert. You need a new bicycle. But you must be careful. The traffic is very dangerous. KAREN: Dont worry about the traffic now！ Happy birthday, Robert, and many happy returns of the day! WILUAM: Yes, many happy returns of the day, Robert! Unit 30 An international event CLAIRE: How long is the race this weekend? PAUL: Ten miles. Its not very long. CLAIRE: And whos in the race? PAUL: Well, there are lots of fantastic runners. They come from all over the world. CLAIRE: Like who? PAUL: Well, there are some from Australia. They compete in all the European events, and theyre impressive. CLAIRE: Can you compete with them? PAUL: Well. Im not in the first rank. I can compete in this race, but its my first half marathon. PAUL: I need practice for the London Marathon next year. CLAIRE: Im sure you can do well, Paul. PAUL: Well, maybe... PAUL: The other runners are really international. There are Moroccans, Brazilians, Canadians, Germans, Chinese — you name it! Theyre all very good. Lets wait and see! That’s the end of Book 1B .