大学英语下 高职公共基础课大学英语下unit5.pptx

大学英语 下;Contents Unit 1 Sub-healthUnit 2 Sports Unit 3 Person Unit 4 Culture Unit 5 Shopping and Sightseeing Unit 6 Internet Unit 7 Human Touch Unit 8 Ups and downs;Unit 5 Shopping and Sightseeing;Warm-up Activities1.Match the descriptions with the corresponding picture.A. Versace B. Sony C. Louis Vuitton D. GUCCIE. Sumsung F. Hewlett Packard G. Chanel H. Apple;Section A Listening;Dialogues;Passage;Dialogue 1;Dialogue 2;Easy learning;Easy learning;Intensive Reading;How to “Survive” the Shanghai Expo; “What are the best pavilions to see?” This is a good question. With over 200 pavilions and such limited time and such long lines, you don’t want your day at the Expo site to go to waste. Actually, answering this question starts with you. Ask yourself: If you’ve been to France,there’s no point waiting an hour to see the Fisher Price version of France in the French Pavilion(although still quite beautiful). The Real Stars: Mid-sized Countries You might be very much exhausted by queuing before the heavy hitters of the Expo—the China pavilion and the big “brand-name” countries—but you will also discover that there are some real gems—mid-sized countries’ pavilions. Mid-sized countries have short lines(10-30 minutes at most) and their displays canbe quite beautiful and informative! Two that I enjoyed are: Indonesia and New Zealand.Indonesia had a long, snaking exhibit that showcased everything from coral reefs to ruins of culture. New Zealand, while short on the actual interior display, had a roof garden with everything from stuffed animals to Kiwi trees and herbs. Additionally, some countries are too small or poor to afford their own stand-alone pavilion. In that case, they rent space in a pavilion warehouse, usually grouped by region or continent. The Africa pavilion reminded me of a college activities fair, with booths and stands for individual countries. These places are;also great if you’re looking to