2012高二英语课件：UNIT4 SHARING LISTENING （新人教版选修7）.ppt

1、Unit 4 SharingA radio interview with Dr.Murray,a volunteer with Medecins Sans Frontieres(MSF).Medecins San Frontieres a French voluntary organization,“doctors without borders”(法文)无国界医生(国际人道主义医疗援助机构)Jennifer(J)Wells is interviewing Dr Mary Murray(M),who works for Medecins Sans Frontieres(MSF).They us

2、e time expressions to talk about Marys life.Listen to the tape and number the expressions in the order you hear them.MEDECINS SANS FRONTIERESFirst listeningJ:Good afternoon.Im Jennifer Wells and today on“Making a _”.Im going to _ to Dr Mary Murray who works _ Medicines Sans Frontieres.Welcome Mary.M

3、:Thank you.Jennifer.J:Now please tell me why do you _ to join MSF.Listen again and fill in the blanks.M:Well,while I was _ in Sydney during the 1980s,I got to know two Sudanese students and visited them in _.I became good friends with their families and decided to work in a _ clinic in their country

4、 in _ for a couple of months.There I saw children with terrible _ that could have been prevented.Thats why I decide to work in _ countries.J:I see.So in _ you joined MSF and went to Malawi.What did you do _?M:Actually in Malawi I was working with children _ with HIV/AIDS.It was heart-breaking.Childr

5、en died because we didnt have _ medicines.J:Oh,how sad!M:Yes,but things gradually _.Now theres treatment for HIV,which is showing very good _.J:Thats excellent news.Then,in _ you went _ to the Sudan again.Lets talk about your work there.M:Well,the conditions were very _.It could be unbelievably hot

6、sometimes as hot as _ degrees Celsius!But when the rains came,the roads became so _ that we spent most of our time digging the car _.The clinics were just mud huts and the only _ I had were a stethoscope and my _ hands.J:Goodness,a _ indeed!M:(laughing)True,but its amazing what you can do when you h

7、ave _ choice.J:And how do you think these experiences _ the last few years have affected you?M:Well,they make me _ for what I have.I really _ my work because I feel Im helping people who _ might not get help.J:Thats great.Now,just _ you go what do you _ to be doing in the future?M:Well,Im _ to the S

8、udan in two weeks time for a _ six months.Then Im not sure.I hope to return to _ again though.J:Thank you,Dr Murray,and its been lovely talking to you.We wish you all the _ with your work.M:Thank you,Jennifer.J:Good afternoon.Im Jennifer Wells and today on“Making a _”.Im going to _ to Dr Mary Murray

9、 who works _ Medicines Sans Frontieres.Welcome Mary.M:Thank you.Jennifer.J:Now please tell me why do you _ to join MSF.Listen again and fill in the blanks.DifferencedecidefortalkM:Well,while I was _ in Sydney during the 1980s,I got to know two Sudanese students and visited them in _.I became good fr

10、iends with their families and decided to work in a _ clinic in their country in _ for a couple of months.There I saw children with terrible _ that could have been prevented.Thats why I decide to work in _ countries.studying1990health1992 diseasesdevelopingJ:I see.So in _ you joined MSF and went to M

11、alawi.What did you do _?M:Actually in Malawi I was working with children _ with HIV/AIDS.It was heart-breaking.Children died because we didnt have _ medicines.J:Oh,how sad!M:Yes,but things gradually _.Now theres treatment for HIV,which is showing very good _.1997thereaffectedenough improvedresultsJ:

12、Thats excellent news.Then,in _ you went _ to the Sudan again.Lets talk about your work there.M:Well,the conditions were very _.It could be unbelievably hot sometimes as hot as _ degrees Celsius!But when the rains came,the roads became so _ that we spent most of our time digging the car _.The clinics

13、 were just mud huts and the only _ I had were a stethoscope and my _ hands.2001backchallenging56muddytoolstwooutJ:Goodness,a _ indeed!M:(laughing)True,but its amazing what you can do when you have _ choice.J:And how do you think these experiences _ the last few years have affected you?M:Well,they ma

14、ke me _ for what I have.I really _ my work because I feel Im helping people who _ might not get help.challengenoovergratefulenjoyotherwiseJ:Thats great.Now,just _ you go what do you _ to be doing in the future?M:Well,Im _ to the Sudan in two weeks time for a _ six months.Then Im not sure.I hope to r

15、eturn to _ again though.J:Thank you,Dr Murray,and its been lovely talking to you.We wish you all the _ with your work.M:Thank you,Jennifer.expectbeforereturningfurtherAfricabest in the future during the 1980s for a couple of months over the last few years for a further six months in two weeks timeSe

16、cond ListeningWith a partner,answer as many of the questions below as you can before you listen for a second time.Then listen and check your answers.1.Why did Mary decide to work in developing countries?Because when she worked in an African health clinic,she saw children with illness that could be p

17、revented.2.When Mary worked in a clinic in Malawi,why did the children die?Because they didnt have enough medicines.3.In Sudan,why was it nearly impossible for Mary to get to the clinics when the rains came?Because the roads became so muddy that they spent most of their days digging the car out.4.Wh

18、y were conditions in the clinics in the Sudan challenging?Because it could be very hot;it could be nearly impossible to get to the clinics when it rained;the clinics were very basic and the only tools she had were a stethoscope and her hands.5.Why does Mary enjoy her job?She feels she is helping peo

19、ple who otherwise may not get help.Third ListeningListen again and make notes about Marys experiences in the table below.Share your notes with your partner.Then join another pair and share your notes again.TimePlaceEvents1980s1990199219972001NowThe futureTimePlaceEvents1980sSydneystudied medicine.Ge

20、t to know two African students1990AfricanVisited her two African friends.Became good friends with their familiesTimePlaceEvents1992Africanvisited her two African friends and their families.Worked in their local health clinic for a couple of months1997Malawivolunteered with MSF.Worked with children a

21、ffected by HIV/AIDSTimePlaceEvents2001SudanConditions were very challenging because of the heat,the rains,the basic clinicsNowAustralia Has returned for two weeksThe futureWill return to the Sudan for six more months.After that,will probably return to African a few more times.Jennifer(J)Wells is int

22、erviewing Dr Mary Murray(M),who works for Medecins Sans Frontieres(MSF).They use time expressions to talk about Marys life.Listen to the tape and number the expressions in the order you hear them.MEDECINS SANS FRONTIERESListening text.J:Good afternoon.Im Jennifer Wells and today on“Making a Differen

23、ce”.Im going to talk to Dr Mary Murray who works for Medicines Sans Frontieres.Welcome Mary.M:Thank you.Jennifer.J:Now please tell me why do you decide to join MSF.M:Well,while I was studying in Sydney during the 1980s,I got to know two Sudanese students and visited them in 1990.I became good friend

24、s with their families and decided to work in a health clinic in their country in 1992 for a couple of months.There I saw children with terrible diseases that could have been prevented.Thats why I decide to work in developing countries.J:I see.So in 1997 you joined MSF and went to Malawi.What did you

25、 do there?M:Actually in Malawi I was working with children affected with HIV/AIDS.It was heart-breaking.Children died because we didnt have enough medicines.J:Oh,how sad!M:Yes,but things gradually improved.Now theres treatment for HIV,which is showing very good results.J:Thats excellent news.Then,in

26、 2001 you went back to the Sudan again.Lets talk about your work there.M:Well,the conditions were very challenging.It could be unbelievably hot sometimes as hot as 56 degrees Celsius!But when the rains came,the roads became so muddy that we spent most of our time digging the car out.The clinics were

27、 just mud huts and the only tools I had were a stethoscope and my two hands.J:Goodness,a challenge indeed!M:(laughing)True,but its amazing what you can do when you have no choice.J:And how do you think these experiences over the last few years have affected you?M:Well,they make me grateful for what

28、I have.I really enjoy my work because I feel Im helping people who otherwise might not get help.J:Thats great.Now,just before you go what do you expect to be doing in the future?M:Well,Im returning to the Sudan in two weeks time for a further six months.Then Im not sure.I hope to return to Africa again though.J:Thank you,Dr Murray,and its been lovely talking to you.We wish you all the best with your work.M:Thank you,Jennifer.