UnitOne

商務(wù)英語綜合教程第二冊QuestionforDiscussion:Ismoneyreallyimportant?LearningObjectives:>Toknowthehistoryofmoney;>Toknowtherelationbetweenmoneyandbanking;>Tousetheme-relatedvocabularyandexpressionsinrealsituations.PartII:TextA

PartI:Lead-in

PartⅢ:ExerciseandQuiz

LearningPointsUnit1

PartⅣ:TextBHowmanytypesofmoneydoyouknow?Leadin:返回Varioustypesof---

Canyounamethem?Varioustypesof---Canyounamethem?Varioustypesof---

Canyounamethem?TextA:MoneyandBankingTermsUsedintheTextWordstoDrillStructuralAnalysisQuestionsforDiscussionExerciseandQuizAssignmentTermsUsedintheText

goldstandardlegaltendermoneyordersinstrumentsofcreditsupplyanddemandcurrentaccountdepositaccountWordstodrill:transactionbackcurrencycreditorassetmediumreckonableinflationstabilizeallocatevaluablesguardianissueintermediary

reservoirloanablefluctuationcreditdebitinflation:(通貨膨脹)n.riseinpricesresultingfromanincreaseinthesupplyofmoney,credit,etc.

1、Wearesufferingfromrunawayinflation.我們正經(jīng)受著失控的通貨膨脹之苦。2、Weshouldkeepinflationincheck.我們應(yīng)該使通貨膨脹受到抑制。e.g.allocate:(分配)n.toassignsthforaspecialpurposeSyn.

appropriate,designate,earmark

allocation

n.Trans.工程必須在指標(biāo)內(nèi)完成。Theprojecthastobefinishedwithintheallocation.Intermediary:(中間人,調(diào)解人)

n.personwhoactsasameansofcommunicationbetweentwoormoreothers.Trans.

他在人質(zhì)問題的危機(jī)中充當(dāng)調(diào)解人。Hermediateadj.

中間的，居間的

reservoir:(儲藏；匯集)n.(fig.)collectionofsthOthermeanings（水庫）:e.g.

1.Thisreservoirgiveswatertothewholecity.2.Thereservoirwasformedbyfloodingthevalley.

Trans.企業(yè)應(yīng)儲備廉價的勞動力。Enterprisemusthaveareservoirofcheaplabor.credit:(存款)n.sumofmoneyinsb’sbankaccount1.Doyougivecredittowhatthemansaid?

你相信那人講的話嗎？2.

Heisamanofahighcredit.

他是一個極有聲望的人。3.

Hewouldpayacreditof40ponudsintohisaccounteverymonth.

他每個月存（款）40磅。

StructuralAnalysisParagraphs1~3:MoneyParagraphs5~8:BankingParagraph4:BanksarecloselyconcernedwiththeflowofmoneyQuestionsforDiscussionWhatdoyouthinkistheroleofbankingplayedinyourdailylife?

WhilesavingisatraditionofChinesepeople,moreandmoreyoungpeopleinChinanowadayswouldprefertogetamortgage.whichdoyouprefer,andwhy?返回TranslationExercise1.Two-thirdsofcardtransactionsarenow

madeusingdebitcards.

2.Iopenmywalletandfounditempty,reachedintomypocketandfoundfewcoin,searchedmylifeandIfoundyou!ThenIrealizedhowrichamI!

3.增加的工資會被通貨膨脹所抵消。

4.招商銀行是國內(nèi)首家推出網(wǎng)上銀行業(yè)務(wù)的銀行。5.我想把這些支票存在我的戶頭上。keyQuizMoneyservesasan____ofexchangewhenyoubuyatickettoamovie.(intermediary)2.Electionsalonedonotnecessarilyimprovethe

ofpublicexpenditures.(allocate)

3.Thedogwasajealous

ofthechild.(guard)

4.

Thecompanyhasto____thebenefitsagainstthecostsinthelastthreemonths.A.boastB.blameC.blockD.balance5.___bythelookonherfaceshedidn'tcatchwhatImeant.A.JudgingB.Judged

C.JudgeD.Tojudge

Writeacompositionongettingamortgageorsavingmoney

inabout200words.Assignment返回TextBBackgroundtotheEuroTextB

BackgroundtotheEuro

CulturalNotes

WordExplanation

ExerciseCulturalNotes

theVietnamWar:越南戰(zhàn)爭BretonWoodsConference:布雷頓森林會議OPEC石油輸出國組織

OrganizationofthePetroleumExportingCountriesYomKippurWar（齋月戰(zhàn)爭）theMaastrichtTreaty：馬斯特里赫特條約WordExplanationassortment

counterfeiterdenomination

infullswingreferendumshoppingtrolleyssterlingassortment1.Sheusesherphysicalattractivenesstoseduceanassortmentofmales.

她利用自己極富魅力的肉體引誘各式各樣的男性。2.Thisshophasagoodassortmentofgoodstochoosefrom.

該店各色貨物俱全,任君選擇。3.Theforbiddenforestishometoawideandstrangeassortmentofcreatures.

禁林是一些龐大而奇怪的生物的家。denomination1.Whatdenominationdoyouprefer,please?

請問您要換成哪種面額的?2.Thisisnotshowninthedenomination.

這在等級分類中未有體現(xiàn)。3.Thefirmisstilloperatingunderanotherdenomination.

這家公司改用了名稱仍在繼續(xù)營業(yè)。ExerciseRole-play:Direction:

YourcompanydecidestoparticipateintheTradeFairinAprilonMay5th.ThesecretaryofyourcompanyPaulacontactsthebookingofficethroughtelephoneforthetickets.Buttherearenoticketsavailablethere.Asthecompanyhasalreadyorderedthestand,Paulatriestofindasolutiontotheproblem.返回Atabout1200B.C.inChina,cowryshellsbecamethefirstmediumofexchange,ormoney.Thecowryhasservedasmoneythroughouthistoryeventothemiddleofthiscentury.

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In1,000B.C.,toolsmadeofmetal,likeknivesandspades,werealsousedinChinaasmoney.

Fromthesemodels,wedevelopedtoday'sroundcoinsthatweusedaily.TheChinesecoinswereusuallymadeoutofbasemetalswhichhadholesinthemsothatyoucouldputthecoinstogethertomakeachain.返回Atabout500B.C.,piecesofsilverweretheearliestcoins.

Eventuallyintimetheytooktheappearanceoftodayandwereimprintedwithnumerousgodsandemperorstomarktheirvalue.返回

FromtheninthcenturytotheFifteenthcenturyA.D.,inChina,thefirstactualpapercurrencywasusedasmoney.Throughthisperiodtheamountofcurrencyskyrocketedcausingseve