新视野第三版视听说B2u2音视频脚本.docx

Uｎiｔ　2　Jouｒnｅy　into the　uｎｋnoｗnListeｎｉng to the wｏrlｄSharinｇScriptsＦ =　Fｉnn;　W1 ＝ Wｏmaｎ 1, etc．; M１ = Man 1,　etc.Pａrt 1F: I’ve　speｎｔ a lot ｏｆ tiｍe ｌiｖinｇ in ｄifferent cｏuntrｉes　sｏ therｅ　ｉsｎ’t one plａcｅ I think ｏf as hoｍｅ．I’ve liｖed iｎ Scｏtｌａnd anｄ　Polaｎｄ and Cｈiｎａ.　I　ｌovｅ ｇoinｇ to nｅw places　aｎd lｅａｒninｇ aboutnｅw ｃultureｓ.　Today， I’m ａｓkｉｎｇ pｅople ａbout ｔｒavel．Paｒt 2W１： I　lovｅ　ｔraｖel. It’s　one ｏf　my　paｓsions.M1：　Wｅｌl, I enjoy ｉt ａ lot. Ｉ ｈave traｖeled ｔo　Ｉndia several ｔimｅｓ.　Ｉ　lived ｔhere, and I’ve lived hｅre，ａnd Ｉ’ｖe been　to Istanbuｌ onｃe and I　eｎjoyｅd ｔhaｔ vｅry mｕｃｈ.W２:　Ｉ’ｖe ｄone qｕｉｔe　a biｔ　ｏf traveｌinｇ　on hｏlidays and ｓtufｆ． Ｉ　tｈinｋ iｔ’s good, good eｘperienｃｅ．W3：　Yｏu　ｇeｔ to meｅt　diffｅｒenｔ people comiｎg fｒom　ｄiffｅreｎt backgrounds, aｎｄ that’s ｒeaｌlｙiｍｐｏrtant to ｇet an unｄerｓtａnｄｉnｇ.Ｍ2:　Ｉt’s alwａys juｓｔ　ｎicｅ　to　ｇｅt out anｄ exｐerｉｅnｃe a dｉfｆereｎt cｕlｔｕｒe aｎｄ dｉfferent lifestyle．W4： I　get　veｒy excitｅd　abｏuｔ thｅ　thouｇht of goｉng ｔo moｓt cｏuntrｉｅs, ａny cｏuntry.W5： I love　to tｒａvel to diｆferｅnｔ coｕntｒiｅs.M3: Absoｌutelｙ　lovｅ traｖeling.　Ｉ’ｖｅ　been　travｅｌinｇ ｆor about two ａnd　a hａlf yearｓ　ｓolid noｗ.W６:　I’ve beeｎ tｏ Tｕrkey. I’vｅ ｂeen to Egypt. I’ve　ｂｅen　tｏ Ｍａlta．M４: I wｏｒk as an exｐｅｄｉtion leader　and ｓo Ｉ actuａｌlｙ operatｅ in　ｄiffｅrent couｎtｒies　arｏund tｈeｗoｒld, mａnｙ pｌａces ouｔside the Ｕniteｄ Ｋingdom.Pａrt 3Ｆ: What do　you ｌｉke　ａbout ｔｒaｖeling?M3： I ｔhink you　matｕre　ａ　loｔ whｅｎ ｙou travel． Yoｕ, er, you　ｌearn　…　ｏｈ， ｊust completｅlｙ　difｆeｒeｎtexperｉeｎces to wｈat ｙoｕ’re　usｅd ｔo at hoｍe.W6： I　liｋe the aｉrpｏrｔ experiｅｎcｅ. I　ｌove thaｔ．Ｍ5: I lｉｋｅ　ｔhe arrｉvａl　moｒe thaｎ the travｅｌiｎg.W５: To see　art ｅspｅciaｌly． Wｅ lovｅ　ｔo　sｅｅ theａｔeｒ　ｉn othｅｒ countriｅｓ．Ｍ4: Ｙoｕ ｓee　some,　ｓｏｍe　of　the most　ｂｅａｕtifuｌ scenery aroｕnd ｔhe ｗorld whｉcｈ you ｗouldｎ’teｘperiencｅ in ｏther coｕnｔｒies.M2: I　ｊust rｅalｌy like getting　ouｔ　tｈerｅ aｎd　experiｅncing a differenｔ cｕlture,　gettｉng fａｒ away　froｍ,ｙou ｋnow, whａｔ we’rｅ used to in　Aｕsｔralia, aｎd mｅｅtiｎg ｎeｗ peopｌe.W4: Thｅ　antiｃipａtion of　bｅiｎg　in　ａ ｎew plａce, oｆ　seeinｇ verｙ diｆｆerｅnt thｉngｓ, ｅｒ,　oｆ heaｒinｇ adiffeｒent　langｕaｇe， （and)　of eatｉnｇ ｄiffｅrent ｆood.　Everyｔhiｎｇ ｔhａｔ　traｖeｌ has to　ofｆeｒ.Pａrt 4Ｆ: What　dｏｎ’ｔ　you lｉke?Ｗ6: I ｄon’ｔ likｅ long flｉghts.Ｗ３:　I suppoｓe ｐlａne jourｎeyｓ　arｅn’t aｌwaｙs　the most ｅｘcitｉｎｇ of　ｔhｉngs.W1: Flyiｎg． I　ｄｏn’t ｐａrtiｃularlｙ ｌiｋe ｆｌｙing, ｂut it’s a ｎecｅｓsｉty when yｏu　live in Irelaｎd,　yoｕknｏｗ.Ｍ2： I suppose tｈe　bｉggest　pｒｏblem I　hａｖｅ wiｔh　tｒaveling iｓ lｉving　ouｔ ｏf a ｓｕiｔcaｓe．W4: In　ａll hｏnesty， I actually sｅe the wholｅ ｔravel as　aｎ adveｎture in itｓelf．　Sｏ, eｒ, ｗhen， wheｎ Iｗas　bacｋpackiｎg， and we alｌ … we ran out　of　ｍoｎｅy，　ｏr we wｅｒe　in danｇerous　situatioｎｓ, Iａctuaｌly ｑuｉtｅ enjｏyed that.M4: Yｏu　ｓｐend　a ｌot ｏf　tｉme outside　tｈe Uniｔeｄ Kiｎgdoｍ， aｎd the dｉsadvaｎtaｇe oｆ tｈat ｉs，　ｔhat you，yｏu　tenｄ　to mｉsｓ　ｆamｉlies　and ｆriｅnds. Ｉ misｓ ｏuｔ　on nｏrmaｌ thｉngs in liｆe, so … Ｉ’ve ｂeenoutsidｅ tｈe Uｎｉｔed Kingdom for tｗｏ thirds of tｈe yeａr. I’d say thaｔ’s ｔhe ｍain　disａdvanｔagｅ.Ｗ5： Thｅ hardest　tｈinｇ for me ｉs thaｔ I aｍ　ｈandicａpｐed. Ａnｄ sｏ somｅｔimes ｇeｔtinｇ ａｒounｄ,ｅspeciａlly　very　olｄ cｉties, is very ｄifficｕlｔ.M5： My wiｆe’s ｕsuａlly latｅ fｏｒ … getting to the ａirｐｏrt. It wasｎ’t until I, Ｉ ｇot maｒｒiｅd I aｃtuallysｔarted missing fliｇhｔs.ListeningＳcrｉpｔｓOne place that I think ｅｖｅｒyｏne ｓhouｌd have the chance to　seｅ is Ｖｅniｃｅ. Buｔ the ｐｒobleｍ iｓｔhat tｈis beaｕｔifｕl ａnd charｍｉng ｃity is　slowlｙ ｓinｋing. Eｖer since the 14tｈ　centｕry engineers havetｒｉｅd　to　worｋ ｏｕt ａ way to stoｐ the　fｌoods in　Veniｃｅ， but sｏ　ｆａr nobody　hａs　ｍaｎagｅｄ. Soｍetimesthｅre　aｒe as mａｎy aｓ　４０ floｏdｓ　ｐｅr yeaｒ bｅtｗeen　Mａrch and　September, and　Vｅnｉce　ｉs acｔuallｙsiｎking　aｔ a rａte oｆ　ｔｗo and a ｈalf　iｎchｅs ｅveｒy　ｄecade. It’s ｖery poｓsiblｅ tｈａt youｒ gｒandｃhｉｌdreｎ,ａnd ｔheir　ｇraｎdchiｌｄrｅｎ wiｌl never have ｔhｅ chanｃe　ｔo sｅe tｈis fｒagile　ciｔy.　Evｅryonｅ ｓhoulｄ haｖethe cｈanｃｅ　to eｎjoy　the citｙ, ｔｏ wａｌk　ａcrｏsｓ its famoｕs　briｄges, tｈrough iｔs anciｅnt squarｅs． Ｔhｅｒeaｒe　no ｃars iｎ　Ｖｅnice, anｄ　ｍanｙ pｅople tｈiｎｋ it　hｅlps ｔhis to bｅ one ｏｆ　the　ｍｏst　ｒomaｎtiｃ　cｉtieｓ iｎthe　world. Sｏ, can it ｂｅ ｓavｅd?Welｌ, ｔhey　aｒe ｔryinｇ.　Baｒrｉers are beiｎg put in to ｔry and stop the　water getｔing too hｉｇh. Ｔhiｓis　ｖiewed as　a teｍｐoｒary measuｒe, althoｕgh　they sｈould lａsｔ 100 years， ｓo tｈe problem is findinｇ apermａnｅｎt solｕｔion.　If yｏu waｎｔ my　advice, gｏ tｈere ｗhｉｌe you　sｔｉll can, and then togetｈeｒ wｅ ｃanpｕt pressure ｏｎ the goverｎmｅnt to spend the mｏnｅｙ it ｎeeｄs to find a　ｐerｍanent ｗａy ｔo　kｅep ｔhiｓｂeａｕtiｆul anｄ hｉstoriｃ ｃｉtｙ fｏr fｕtｕrｅ ｇenｅraｔions.　Wｅ　ｈavｅ an ｏpportｕniｔy ｎｏw ｔo ｓaｖe this cｉｔy,and we　mｕst， befoｒe it’s too ｌate.VieｗｉngScripｔsV =　Voiｃe-over; M1　= Man　1，　eｔc．; JL = Joａｎna Ｌuｍｌey; W1 = Wｏman 1， etc.;EＨ = Ｅaｍoｎn Holｍes; ＪJE ＝ Jocelｙn Jeｅ　Eｓien;　ＡF = Ａlex Frａser;JP = John　Ｐaｌｍer;　MJ = Melaniｅ Jｏnes; ＬS = Ｌucｙ Ｓａssoon; Vs = VoicｅsV： Theｒｅ ａre sｏ many amazinｇ places tｏ seｅ ａrｏund the ｗｏrld. Herｅ　are ｓome of youｒ faｖorｉtes.Wｅlcome to B。