UNIT3

Couldyoupleasetellmewheretherestroomsare？課時5SectionB(2a——2d)禮貌求助，溝通無礙——掌握英語的禮貌表達(dá)，輕松應(yīng)對各種交流情境使用禮貌表達(dá)能提升個人修養(yǎng)，使溝通更順暢。本主題通過具體情境，幫助你學(xué)會在不同場合下使用禮貌的英語表達(dá)，增強溝通能力和自信心。旅途問路，禮貌先行當(dāng)你身處異國他鄉(xiāng),使用禮貌表達(dá)不僅能幫助你獲取信息,還能展現(xiàn)良好的修養(yǎng)。請根據(jù)句意及漢語提示完成單詞。1.Couldyoutellmeifthereisa________(直達(dá)的)busfromheretothecitycenter?2.Excuseme,Ihaveasmall________(請求)tomake.Couldyoupleasetellmethequickestwaytogettothetrainstation?directrequest3.It’spretty________(不禮貌的)toshoutforhelpwhenyouaskfordirectionsinpublic.4.I’msorrytotroubleyouagain,butcouldyougivemethe________(地址)ofthehotel?5.Wouldyoubesokindtopointmeintheright________(方向)tothecitymuseum?impoliteaddressdirection與人溝通或向人求助時，保持禮貌和友善是首要原則。此外，還有哪些注意事項？讓我們具體了解一下吧！請用括號中所給單詞的適當(dāng)形式填6.Whenaskingforhelp,youshouldalwaysspeak________(polite)toothers.7.Beforeyougoabroad,itisimportanttolearnsomeuseful___________(express)first.politelyexpressions8.Ifyoudon’tunderstandwhatthe________(speak)issaying,youcanaskhimtosayitagain.9.Youshouldthinkcarefullyabout________(who)youshouldturntoifyou’relostinaforeigncity.10.Alwaysrepeattheinformation________(correct)tomakesureyouunderstandit.speakerwhomcorrectly禮貌修煉，技巧先行禮貌溝通是一種技巧，更是一種態(tài)度，讓我們邁出禮貌表達(dá)的第一步吧！請根據(jù)漢語提示，完成下列句子。11.It’simportant________(使用)sentencesincludingpolitelanguage.12.Sometimes,weevenneedtospendtime________________(引入一個請求).touseleadingtoarequest13.Goodspeakers________________(改變方式)theyspeakindifferentsituations.14.Howtoexpressthings______________(取決于)howwellyouknoweachother.______________(比如),itisallrighttoaskyourclassmatesdirectquestions.15.Eventhoughit’smoredifficultto______________________(禮貌地說話比直接地說話),ithelpsyoucommunicatebetterwithotherpeople.changethewaydependsonForexamplespeakpolitelythandirectly禮貌求助，有效助人在緊急情況下，保持冷靜，禮貌地表達(dá)和提供準(zhǔn)確信息，不僅是一種自我保護(hù)的智慧，更是對他人的生命安全負(fù)責(zé)的表現(xiàn)。請閱讀短文，選出最佳選項。OneSaturdayafternoon,Jennywasdoingherhomeworkathomewhenshesmelledsomethingburning.Shelookedoutofthewindowandnoticeddarksmokerisingfromthebuildingacrossthestreet.Thinkingtheremightbeafire,shedecidedtocallthefirestation.Beforemakingthecall,Jennyremindedherselftostaycalm.Shespokepolitelyyetclearlytotheoperator(接線員),givingheraddressandexplainingthatshesawblacksmoke.Theoperatorthankedherforthedetailed(細(xì)節(jié)的)informationandaskedifanyoneseemedtobeindanger.Jennyexplainedthatshecouldn’tseeanyonearound,butthatthesmokewasgettingthicker.Afiretruckarrivedwithinminutes.Thefirefightersquicklyfoundasmallfireinanemptyofficeonthesecondfloor.BecauseJennyhadprovidedaccuratedetails,thefirefighterswereabletocontrolthesituationwithoutmuchwaiting.AlthoughJennyfeltabitnervousduringthecall,shelearnedthatspeakingpolitelyandstayingcalmwerekeytogettingimmediatehelp.Thankstoherquickthinkingandclearspeaking,thefirewasputoutsafely.()16.WhatfirstmadeJennythinktherewasafire? A.Sheheardloudnoisesoutside. B.Shesawafirefighterpassingby. C.Shesmelledsomethingburning. D.Shenoticedpeoplerunningaway.C()17.HowdidJennytellthesituationtotheoperator? A.Shekeptaskingquestionsaboutthesmoke. B.Shestayedcalmandgavecleardetails. C.Sheshoutedforhelpandgaveanaddress. D.Sheaskedaneighbortotalktotheoperator.B()18.WhydidtheoperatorthankJenny? A.Sheprovideddetailedinformation. B.Shehelpedcarrytheequipment. C.Shecalledrepeatedly. D.Shestayedoutsideuntilthefirefightersarrived.A()19.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesJennyduringthecall? A.Confidentandrelaxed. B.Nervousbutpolite. C.Angryandworried. D.Bravebutcareless.B遇到他人求助時，我們要溝通有方，有效指引。請閱讀短文，從方框中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項，其中有一個多余的選項。Whensomeoneasksyouthewaytoaplace,howwillyougivedirectionstohimorher?Well,themostimportantthingiscommunicatingpolitelyandeffectively(有效地).Ifyoudon’tknowhowtocommunicatewiththepersonwhoisaskingtheway,remembertheseideas.Speakslowlyandclearly.20.________Speakouteverywordclearly.Don’tspeaktooquickly,orthepersonmaygetconfused(困惑的)andmissimportantinformation.Avoidusingwords,phrasesornamesthatonlythelocalswillknow.Youshouldusethenamesofroadsasthey’remarkedonstreetsignsandroadmaps.Don’tuseafamouslocalperson’shouseasalandmark(地標(biāo)).21.________A.Youshouldprovidealloftheinformationfortheperson.B.Strangersdon’tknowthefamousperson.C.Askthepersonifheorshehasanyquestions.D.Letthepersontakeyoutotheplace.E.Whenyougivedirections,don’trush.EBDon’tthinkthepersonknowswellaboutthearea.Youknowtheplaceverywell,butthepersonmayknownothingoflocallandmarks,mainroads,oreventhenamesofroads.22.________Remembertogivethepersonmoredetails(細(xì)節(jié)).A.Youshouldprovidealloftheinformationfortheperson.B.Strangersdon’tknowthefamousperson.C.Askthepersonifheorshehasanyquestions.D.Letthepersontakeyoutotheplace.E.When