摘要：第二节 书面表达 下面5幅图所描述的是陈教授和一个乞丐的一段经历.请根据这些图画的内容.用英语记述这一故事. 注意: 1．故事应包括所有图画的内容.可以适当增加细节.使情节连贯.开头已为你写好. 2．词数为100个左右. 3．参考词汇:乞丐beggar 拐枚 crutch 纸币 note Professor Chen was in a hurry to a lecture when- 听力录音稿 Text 1 M:Well, I wonder why the office is still not open. W:But it's not yet eight. In fact, it's only a quarter to eight. Text 2 M:I hope it'll be fine tomorrow. I'm going boating with Tom. W:Oh, I think it will be fine. M:Are you sure? W:Yes, I heard it on the radio. Text 3 M:Something is wrong with our TV. W:Why don't you ask Mr. Green to have a look? Text 4 W:David, are you coming with us to the park? M:No, I'm sorry, but I have to catch up on my homework. Text 5 W:Hello, John, What are you doing at the airport? M:I'm expecting a friend from Shanghai. He is coming to attend the Guangzhou Book Show. Text 6 W:What part of the paper are you reading? M:The part about travel. W:Are you thinking about our vacation already? M:Yes, it's not so far away. I've been looking at these advertisements. W:Why don't we go to the same place we went last year? M:I don't want to stay at that hotel again, l have a better idea for this year. Look at this advertisement. This looks like a wonderful vacation for me. W:"Three weeks", "Ten exciting ports", "Use the ship as a hotel". How much does it cost'? M:The price isn't given. W:It must be expensive if they don't give the price in the paper. And besides, I'd rather stay in one place. M:I don't want to sit on the same beach and eat the same food and look at the same walls every day for three or four weeks. W:You know the doctor said you shouldn't try to do too much. M:He didn't say that I had to sit in the same chair all day long. Text 7 W:Shall I phone and tell your secretary you're not coming today? M:Yes, please, dear:Tell her I've got a cold and have a headache, but hope Go be back in a day or two. You'd better say I'm staying in bed. W:But you're not in bed! Do you want me to tell a lie? M:Oh, it's only a very little one, dear. I'm not making a false excuse. I really have a bad headache. W:Then put the cigarette out. It's very foolish of you to smoke when you' ve got a cold. M:Very well, dear. You're quite right. W:You don't always obey me so quickly. M:Don't I? W:Look, here's some boiling water. Do as I tell you now. I've put something in the water that'll do you a lot of good．Wrap this cloth round your head and put your nose over the water. That's fight. Breathe in, deeply. It'll do you a lot of good. M:It smells nice. W:Go on doing that for five minutes and I'll phone the office. Text 8 M:What's the next problem? W:Why do English people so often say something about the weather when they begin a talk with strangers? M:Well, of course, the weather in England is always changing. We never know what to expect. If you were in a country when the weather doesn't change much, it would be difficult to say much about it. But you asked why we talk about the weather to strangers. That's an interesting question. It's probably because the weather's a subject quite safe to talk about. W:It's a way of reaching agreement. M:Yes. I begin by saying, "A cold morning, isn't it?" The other man says, "It certainly is." I say, "It's been cold all week," and the other man says, "Yes, we're having a very cold spring." W:So far you've agreed about everything. M:Yes. Then we're beginning to feel friendly. But if we start with subjects on which disagreement is possible, politics for example, we might not become friendly. Text 9 W:You look worried this evening, dear. What's the trouble? M:I'm going through the telephone bill. It's over 10 pounds. But last month it was under 7 pounds. W:I don't think we've used the telephone more than usual, have we? M:But the prices of long-distance calls and telegrams are very high. Who made all these expensive calls to London? I don't remember making them. Do we know any one in London? W:Oh, they must be Jack's calls. Ann was staying in London with her uncle in October. Jack rang her up nearly every evening. M:Oh, did he? Well, he can pay for the calls, then. W:Jack's only earning 30 pounds a month. M:What long talks they must have had! W:Yes, but do remember they are young. I'll pay for Jack's calls to Ann. Father sent me a check for Christmas, you remember, I haven't spent it all yet. M:I wasn't serious, dear. Use your father's money for yourself, I'm sure there are lots of things you like. Text 10 Now, back to the news. An early morning fire damaged the historic Geller House today. It destroyed the third floor of the building, but firefighters saved the first and second floors. There were only a few elderly people living in the building at the time, and they were carried out to safety. The Geller House was built in 1718, and was used as a hotel for over 150 years. George Washington stayed here in 1782．The Geller family owned the building until the 1930's. Then they sold it to the Mills family. Five years ago, it was made into a building for the elderly. Several fire departments were called to the scene. When we asked Fire Chief Andrew Barnes how the fire started, he answered that most likely a burning cigarette caused it. Chief Barnes promised to further examine the cause.

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