(精选)酒店管理英语听说教程Unit18 First Aid课件.pptVIP

《酒店管理英语听说教程》;Unit 18 First Aid;Part A Phonetics: The Semi-Vowels半元音[w][j];Part B Listening In: Health Risks;Part B Listening In: Health Risks;Woman: Excuse me… Man: Yes? Woman: Could you tell me how far it is to the National Arts Center? Man: Yes. It’s only a ten-minute walk from here. Woman: How can I get there? I’m a stranger here, you see. Man: Well, you walk down this street two blocks to the traffic lights. Woman: Two blocks to the traffic lights. And then? Man: Then turn left and you’ll be on Queen Street. There’s a big hotel on the corner and the National Arts Centers is right there. You can’t miss it. Woman: Turn left at Queen Street and look for the Center beside the big hotel. Man: Right. Woman: Thank you very much for your help. By the way, could you tell me where I can get a cup of coffee? Man: Er… You can get a coffee in the National Arts Center. Woman: Many thanks. Man: You’re welcome.;6. What place is the woman looking for? A. The National Arts Center. 7. What is the woman’s trouble? B. She doesn’t know the way to the place she wants to go. 8. How far is it to the National Arts Center? C. A ten-minute from where the two speakers meet. 9. Where is the National Arts Center? D. Near a big hotel in Queen Street. 10. What is NOT true according to the dialogue? A. The woman is an artist. ;Part B Listening In: Health Risks;Reports about a mysterious virus or a health hazard that stemmed from the drinking water appear in the news frequently. Should people have an obligation to inform visitors about such health risks? Financial losses could be great if people chose to cancel their trips after they were informed. Such losses would be felt dearly by hotels, restaurants, airlines, and by all the people who work with them. Add to that the cost of informing potential visitors and the stigma associated with the disease the city will have to endure for months, and the losses compound. Should such costs de