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WealthPartA_1_aLanguageFocusQuestionsforDiscussionWhatisthegeneralattitudetowardwealthinoursociety?Howislifedifferentfortherichascomparedwithordinarypeople?Doyouthinkmoneycanbringhappiness?Whyorwhynot?Pre-listeningTaskPartA_1_aLanguageFocusIsmoneythemostimportantthinginyourlife?Ifnot,whatis?Whataresomeofthevaluablethingsinlifethatmoneycannotbuy?Doyouthinkwealthisasourceofhappinessorasourceofproblems?Pre-listeningTaskPartA_1_demo_aLanguageFocusPre-listeningTaskPartA_1_demo_aLanguageFocusPre-listeningTaskPartA_2Pre-listeningTaskLanguageFocusHerearesomesentencesandstructuresthatyoumightfindusefulindiscussingtheabovequestions.Moneyranksveryhigh/lowinpeople’svaluesystemincontemporarysociety.Tosomepeople,wealthisequatedwithsuccess,power,happinessandsatisfactioninlife,buttoothers,wealthisnothingbutglitteringbaggage.Richpeopleseemtohavemoreofeverythingthanordinarypeople.Therichhaveaneasyandcomfortablelife/PartA_2LanguageFocuseverythingtheywantattheirfingertips/aluxuriouslifestyle.Peopleinthelowerincomebracketshavetolivefromhandtomouth/struggletomakebothendsmeet.Fortherich,goodeducation,travel,luxuryandsecurityareallreadilyavailable,whilethepoorattainthesewithgreatdifficulty,ifatall.Moneydoesnotensure/guaranteehappiness.Pre-listeningTaskPartA_2LanguageFocusMoneybringshappinessbutonlytoacertainextent.Wewillbedisappointedifwecount/relyonwealthorphysicalcomfortsaloneforhappiness.Happinessdoesnotdepend/restontheamountofmoneyyouhave.Ahappymanisonewhoiscontent,whetherheisrichorpoor.Happinessdependstoasignificantdegreeonourexpectations.Moneycanbuycertaincomfortsandoffersomesecurity,butitisnottheanswertoeverything.Pre-listeningTaskPartA_2LanguageFocusI’dliketostartmyownbusinesswhenIhavehadsomeexperiencein…Thosewhohavesomemeansthinkthatthemostimportantthinginlifeislove.Thepoorknowthatitismoney.Moneycannotbuythethingsthatmatterthemostinlifesuchasgoodhealth,loveandfriendship.Moneybringsyoufood,butnotappetite;medicine,butnothealth.Wealthisasourceofhappinessaswellasasourceofdistress.Pre-listeningTaskPartA_2LanguageFocusMoneyremoves/takesawaymanyofthecausesofunhappiness.Moneyandwealthtrappeopleintovariousobligations.Wealthcanbeasourceofproblemsifitissoughtafterattheexpenseofone’shealthorrelationshipswithfamilyandfriends.Moneycontributestobothhappinessandunhappiness.Whetheritbringshappinessorunhappinessdependsonhowyouuseyourmoney.Pre-listeningTaskPartB_1_a_1extravagantresourceoutdoglitteringorientalListeningTaskswasteful浪費的aperson’sabilitytosolveproblems智謀，應變能力todoorbebetterthan勝過，超過shiningwithashimmeringorsparklinglight閃閃發(fā)亮的a.of,from,orcharacteristicoftheEast東方的；亞洲的SpeakingTasksWordBankExercise2Exercise1LanguageandCulturalNotesPartB_1_a_1disgracetyrannyluststealthyamarkofshame恥辱n.cruelandunjustrule暴政，專制n.anintensedesireforsth.欲望，貪欲a.movinganddoingthingsquietlyandsecretly秘密的，偷偷摸摸的ListeningTasksSpeakingTasksWordBankExercise2Exercise1LanguageandCulturalNotesPartB_1_a_1sentimentacquisitivenesssaddleaviewoforattitudetowardsasituationorevent;anopinion意見，觀點n.desiretopossessmoneyorvaluablethings（對金錢、財物等的）渴望，貪婪n.aseatmadetofitonthebackofahorse,camel,orotheranimalforriding鞍，馬鞍ListeningTasksSpeakingTasksWordBankExercise2Exercise1LanguageandCulturalNotesPartB_1_a_1weighupondrawingroomPersianLebanesePorscheTrumpTowerplaceaburdenon重壓；成為負擔(BrE)livingroom起居室波斯的a.黎巴嫩的保時捷（德國高級跑車名）（紐約市一豪華公寓大樓名）ListeningTasksSpeakingTasksWordBankExercise2Exercise1LanguageandCulturalNotesPartB_1_a_21.Backgroundinformation

Wealthisusuallyassociatedwithpower,affluence,prosperity,andcomfort,andtoalesserdegree,withhonor,respectandadmiration.Onewouldthinkthatthesethingsshouldgivetherichsufficientreasontofeelhappy.Reality,however,oftenseemstopointtotheoppositedirection.Therich,withalltheirmoneyandpossessions,arenothappierthanthosewhoarelessaffluentorevenpoor.Theyhavefewfriendsbutmanyenemies;theydonottrustpeople,notevenListeningTasksSpeakingTasksWordBankExercise2Exercise1LanguageandCulturalNotesPartB_1_a_2theirownfamily;andtheyarealwayseatenupwithworriesabouthowtomakemoremoneyandhowtokeeptheirmoney.Soapersonmayhaveallthemoneyintheworld,yetisfriendless,lonelyandunhappy,formoneycannotbuythemostvaluablethingsinlife,suchaslove,friendshipandgoodhealth.Inthepassagethewritermakesastrongargumentaboutthemeaninglessnessofamassingmaterialgoods.ListeningTasksSpeakingTasksWordBankExercise2Exercise1LanguageandCulturalNotesPartB_1_a_22.…itweighsveryheavilyupontheresourcesofitsowner.…itmakesgreatdemandsonitsowner’sabilitytosolveproblemsquickly.Arichpersonhastobeconstantlyalertinordertoattendtohiswealth.3.Porscheawell-knownluxuryGermansportscar,famousforitsspeedandperformance.ThebrandwasnamedafterFerryPorsche(1909?1998),thedesignerofthefirstPorschesportscar.ListeningTasksSpeakingTasksWordBankExercise2Exercise1LanguageandCulturalNotesPartB_1_a_24.PicassoPabloPicasso(1881?1973),Spanishpainter,sculptorandcreatorofCubism.Hisworkshadapowerfulinfluenceonthedevelopmentofmodernart.Here,aPicassomeansapaintingbyPicasso.5.TrumpTowera68-storyresidentialtoweronFifthAvenueinManhattan,NewYork.NamesakeofitsdeveloperDonaldTrump,thebuildingwascompletedin1983andisoneofthemostluxuriousresidentialbuildingsListeningTasksSpeakingTasksWordBankExercise2Exercise1LanguageandCulturalNotesPartB_1_a_2intheworld.AnewPorsche,aPicassointhedrawingroom,andanapartmentintheTrumpToweraresymbolsofalifeofluxuryandaffluence.6.…owninggoodsfeedsuponitself……owninggoodsonlyincreasesone’sdesiretopossessmoregoods…7.JamesBoswellJamesBoswell(1740?1795),Scottishbiographer,diaristandtravelwriterListeningTasksSpeakingTasksWordBankExercise2Exercise1LanguageandCulturalNotesPartB_1_a_28.glitteringbaggagereferringtotheexpensivethingsarichpersonhasamassed9.the“get-rich-quick”zonecountries(herereferringspecificallytotheUnitedStates)wheremanypeople’ssoledesireistomakealotofmoneyveryquickly10.Thelargeraman’sroof,themoresnowitcollects.

Themoreamanowns,theheaviertheListeningTasksSpeakingTasksWordBankExercise2Exercise1LanguageandCulturalNotesPartB_1_a_2responsibilityhehas.11.…a“stealthythingthatentersthehouseaguest,andthenbecomesahost,andthenamaster.”ThequoteisfromGibran’s

TheProphet.Itdepictstheprocessbywhichyourinsatiabledesiretopossessmaterialgoodsgraduallytakescontrolofhisoryourlife.Itfirstentershisoryourlifesecretlyasaharmlessguest,butgraduallyittakescontrolandfinallytreatsyouasitsslave.ListeningTasksSpeakingTasksWordBankExercise2Exercise1LanguageandCulturalNotesPartB_1_a_2RalphEmersonRalphWaldoEmerson(1803?1882),Americanphilosopher,essayist,andpoetThingsareinthesaddle,andridemankind.Things,ratherthantherider,sitinthesaddle,andmankindseemstobetreatedasthebeastofburden.Thesentenceisagraphicillustrationofhowhumansaredominatedbythematerialwealththeyhaveacquired.ListeningTasksSpeakingTasksWordBankExercise2Exercise1LanguageandCulturalNotes1.a.Hepossessesalargeamountofmoneyandmaterialgoods.b.Hehastheabilitytopurchasemoregoods.c.Heisnotabletospendallthemoneythathehasinhislifetime.d.Hetendstohaveanextravagantlifestyle.PartB_1_b_3ListeningTasksSpeakingTasksListentothepassageandchoosethebestanswerstothequestionsyouhear.WordBankExercise2Exercise1LanguageandCulturalNotesPartB_1_b_3ListeningTasksSpeakingTasksWordBankExercise2Exercise1LanguageandCulturalNotes2.a.Toshowthatrichpeoplearealwaysafterfamousbrands.b.Toshowthatthesethingsarewhateveryonelongstohave.c.Todepictaluxuriouslifestyle.d.Todepictanaffluentsociety.3.a.Itiseasierforrichpeopletomakemoney.b.Owninggoodsincreasesthedesireformore.c.Owninggoodsplacesalotofresponsibilityontheowner.d.Thingswilltakecareofthemselves.PartB_1_b_3ListeningTasksSpeakingTasksWordBankExercise2Exercise1LanguageandCulturalNotes4.a.Itbringsthemalotofsatisfactionandconvenience.b.Itcoststhemnotonlymoneybutalsopersonalfreedom.c.Itforcesthemtomakemoremoneytokeepthesethingsingoodcondition.d.Itbringsthemadmirationandrespectfromotherpeople.PartB_1_b_3ListeningTasksSpeakingTasksWordBankExercise2Exercise1LanguageandCulturalNotes5.a.Thesupposedhappinessoftherichexistsonlyintheimaginationofthepoor.b.Thepoorarehappierthantherich.c.Thepossessionofmaterialgoodsbringspeopleconvenienceandfreedom.d.Thetroublewithwealthisthatitarousesenvyintheheartsofothers.PartB_1_b_3ListeningTasksSpeakingTasksWordBankExercise2Exercise1LanguageandCulturalNotesPartB_1_b_36.a.Itismeaninglesstopossessmaterialgoodsbeyondwhatoneactuallyneeds.b.Thericharenotnecessarilyhappysoulsbecausetheirwealthcanbeaburdenonthem.c.PovertyisnotregardedasadisgraceinOrientalcountries.d.ItisanembarrassmentthatpeopleintheWestattachsomuchimportancetowealth.ListeningTasksSpeakingTasksWordBankExercise2Exercise1LanguageandCulturalNotesPartB_1_b_4Listentothepassageagainandcompletethequotationsintheleftcolumn.Thenmatchthemwiththeirsourcesintherightcolumn.ListeningTasksSpeakingTasksWordBankExercise1Exercise2LanguageandCulturalNotes1.Ifamanwithafortunecannotmakehimselfeasierandfreer

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You’vejustheardapassageaboutthetroublestherichhavewiththeirwealth.Whatdoyouthinkofthespeaker’sobservationsonthisissue?Doyouthinkthatmoneyandmaterialgoodsaremoreofaburdenthanablessing?Whatdoyouthinkisaproperattitudetowardtheacquisitionofwealth?Exchangeviewswithyourpartner.Youmaymentionthefollowingpointsinyourdiscussion.ListeningTasksSpeakingTasksA.ReflectionsonthetextPairWorkPartB_2_aPeopleareneversatisfiedwithwhattheyhave.Themoreyouget,themoreyouwant.Owninggoodsmeansendlesscareandresponsibilities.Alargefortuneisuselessifithastobeattendedtoatthecostofthemorevaluablethingsinlife,suchaslove,friendshipandhealth.Whetherwealthisaburdenorablessingdependsonourattitudetowardit.ListeningTasksSpeakingTasksPartB_2_b1ASampleSomepeoplethinkthatowningalargeamountofmoneywillgivethemmorefreedominlifebutothersarguethatmoneydoesnotbringfreedom.Areyoufororagainsttheviewthatmoneybringsfreedom?Expressanddefendyourviewsfromtheperspectivesgivenbelow.ListeningTasksSpeakingTasksB.Debating—ArgumentsfororagainsttheviewthatmoneybringsgreaterfreedomPartB_2_b1Topic:Doesmoneybringfreedom?Perspectives:1.Fromtheperspectiveofastudent(positive)2.Fromtheperspectiveofanotherstudent(negative)ListeningTasksSpeakingTasksPartB_2_b1ListeningTasksSpeakingTasksNowusetheabovesampleasyourmodelandcarryonsimilaractivitieswithyourpartner.Topic:Doesmoneybringhappiness?Perspectives:1.Fromtheperspectiveofastudent(positive)2.Fromtheperspectiveofanotherstudent(negative)PartB_2_b1ListeningTasksSpeakingTasksBelowaresomeideasandexpressionsthatyoumightfindusefulinpresentingyourargument.Fromtheperspectiveofastudent(positive)－Moneyisessentialtomaintainadecentstandardofliving(food,lodging,utilityfacilities).－Whatmoneycanprovide(suchasmaterialcomfortsandsecurity)hasalottodowithhappinessforthemajorityofpeople.－Moneyindirectlybuysloveandaffection/enablesyoutotakebettercareofyourhealthandlooks/providesaccesstobettereducation.PartB_2_b1ListeningTasksSpeakingTasks－Moneyisasymbolofsuccess,givingyouconfidence,boostingyourself-esteem.－Givingmoneyawaytothoseinneedisarewardingexperience.－Moneybuysfreedom/allowsyoutopursueintereststhatgiveyouthemostsatisfaction.－Moneydoesnotsolveallyourproblems(e.g.serioussickness,accidents),butitmaymakelife’smiserieseasiertocopewith.PartB_2_b1ListeningTasksSpeakingTasksFromtheperspectiveofanotherstudent(negative):－Happinessisastateofmind.Truehappinesscomesfromwithin.－Acertainamountofmoneyisnecessarytomeetthebasicneeds,butbeyondthat,moneyhaslittletodowithhappiness.－Happinessdoesnotcomewithmoney.Manyrichpeoplelivemiserablelives.－h(huán)appinessbroughtbymaterialgoods:temporaryandshort-lived;soonreplacedbyadesireformoreandbetterthingsPartB_2_b1ListeningTasksSpeakingTasks－moremoney,moreresponsibility,morestress;mayjeopardizehealth,relationshipsandqualityoflife－fearoflosingwhatoneowns:amajorcauseofanxietyandstress－Moneybuysfreedom－anillusion.－Oneofthemainwaysrichpeoplegaintheirwealthisbysacrificingtheirleisureandfreedom.PartB_1_b_scriptListeningTasksSpeakingTasksPartB_1_b_scriptListeningTasksSpeakingTasksPartB_1_b_3TestYourListeningListentothepassageandchoosetherightanswerstothequestionsyouhear.APassagePartB_1_b_31.a.Togivehissonapleasantdayinthecountryside.b.Tointroducealocalfarmertohisson.c.Toshowhissonhowpoorpeoplecanbe.d.Toshowhissonhowrichtheyare.TestYourListeningPartB_1_b_32.a.Theylookatthingsfromdifferentperspectives.b.Theybelongtotwodifferentgenerations.c.Thefatherknowswhatpovertymeansbutthesondoesnot.d.Thefatherknowswhattruewealthmeansbutthesondoesnot.TestYourListeningPartB_1_b_33.a.Thosewhoareinwantofmaterialcomforts.b.Thosewhoarepoorinspirit.c.Thosewhohavenosenseofhumor.d.Thosewhoownalotofmoney.TestYourListeningPartB_1_b_34.a.Thereisonlyathinlinebetweentherichandthepoor.b.Povertyisnottooterribletothosewhohaveapositiveattitudetowardlife.c.Thericharespirituallypoorwhilethepoorarespirituallyrich.d.Whetheroneisrichorpoorisjustamatterofopinion.TestYourListeningPartB_1_b_scriptTestYourListeningPartD_1_a1MovieTimeTimetoTalkMovieExerciseAWordBankExerciseBPartD_1_a2MovieTimeTimetoTalkMovieExerciseAWordBankExerciseBPartD_1_b1suckernickelbookiehassleRothsteinlegitimatecasinoBillySherbertLourdes n.容易受騙的人n.五分錢（指小錢）n.賭徒v.騷擾（人名）a.合法的n.賭場（人名）法國著名的溫泉，用以治療多種傷口MovieTimeTimetoTalkMovieExerciseAWordBankExerciseBPartD_1_b1humpbacklegitcompedtripsuiteboozetheHolyofholiesoff-limitscardinal n.駝背a.合法的免費游n.套間n.酗酒猶太圣殿，比喻最神圣的地方禁止閑人入內a.最重要的MovieTimeTimetoTalkMovieExerciseAWordBankExerciseBPartD_1_c(T)1.LasVegasislocatedinthedesert.(T)2.Themainspeakerwasthemanagerofacasino.(F)3.Themanagerworkedinacasinobecausehewasaddictedtogamblinghimself.(F)4.Themajorityofvisitorstocasinoscouldwinalargesumofmoneybygambling.(F)5.Ifamanspentmoretimeinthecasino,hecouldbecomemoreskillfulandwinmoremoney.Readthefollowingstatementsandwrite"T"forTrueand"F"forFalse.MovieTimeT