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Unit 1, Chapter 1Travel

Unit 1, chapter 1

Health tipsCan you put baby powder on babies?

Can you put talcum powder on private part?

Learning resourcehttp://www.chinapost.com.tw/guidepost/http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary

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Reading skillPredicting skillThink about what you are going to

readThink about what comes nextThink about what is the theme of the

paragraph

Cultural and Exotic vacations, Inc.What does exotic mean to you?Is exotic a good thing or a bad thing?What exotic vacations had you

experienced before?What other exotic vacations would you

like to experience? Watch the film, “Day of the Dead in

Mexico” How does the funeral different from Taiwan?

http://tw.youtube.com/watch?v=yXjqCVbR1IA&NR=1

Selling India’s Rainy Season (Exam)What do you know about India?What happens during rainy season?To whom does India sell rainy season?Why do people buy rainy season from

India?What is the main idea of the article?What does the key word “monsoon

packages” mean (line 28) ?There are many typhoons in Taiwan,

how can we make this disadvantage into asset?

TextWhat is the main theme of paragraph

1?What happens when monsoon comes?Who has the advantages when

monsoon comes?Who has the disadvantages when

monsoon comes?What are the main ideal of paragraph

2? Why do people enjoy rainy season?

Paragraph 1There are three sentences in

paragraph 1, What is it saying in sentence 1?Then what happens in sentence 2?What comes next in sentence3?How do these sentences connect

together as a theme?

Paragraph 2 (exam)What time is monsoon?How do people react to monsoon?What is the change in the last few

years?How can the travel industry make the

change happen?

Paragraph 3 (exam)What is so unique about “monsoon

packages”?What does Goa have for tourists?What are the funs that rain can offer?

Paragraph 4Name two facilities built for tourists.

Paragraph 5Why monsoon has allure for Arab

tourists?

After reading (exam)Tourism Department in India has

turned a liability (a disadvantage) into an asset (a valuable), think of:

Your countryYour countyYour communityYourselfYour family….

p.11 Exotic adjExotic vacationsExotic holidaysExotic dancerExotic speciesExotic smellExotic foodExotic dressesExotic decorationsWhen I went to India, I visited exotic

locales.

Impressive adjAn impressive array of vacationsAn impressive speechAn impressive personAn impressive buildingAn impressive collectionAn impressive sizeYou wrote beautifully, it is an

impressive letter, I am quite impressed.

An array of An array of examsAn array of problemsAn array of booksAn array of issuesAn array of itemsAn array of choicesAn array of homeworkAn array of exercisesTaiwan is facing an array of challenges

and problems.

Far-off adjFar-off placesFar-off countriesFar-off localesFar-off outbackFar-off villagesI dream of far-off places.

Offer vtOffer unique experiencesOffer cultural experiencesOffer me helpOffer me foodOffer me drinksOffer me opportunitiesWhat can you offer me?

Breathtaking adjBreathtaking viewsBreathtaking phenomenaBreathtaking sceneriesBreathtaking wildlife Breathtaking sunriseThe sunrise is wonderful, it is

breathtaking.

Expert n, adjExpert opinionsExpert guideExpert teacherExpert mechanistExpert electricianExpert programmerExpert hardware computeristI need an expert guide in my trip to

the Arctic.

Make sure toMake sure to packMake sure to call herMake sure to send the letter by FridayMake sure to send him the messagingMake sure to transfer the moneyMake sure to tell him thisMake sure to come to class on timeMake sure to hand in your reportMake sure to do your homework

before you come to class.

One-of-a-kind adjOne-of-a-kind lobbyOne-of-a-kind singerOne-of-a-kind tourOne-of-a-kind sceneryOne-of-a-kind wonderOne-of-a-kind art workOne-of-a-kind geniusShe is one-of-a-kind.

Participatory adjParticipatory experienceParticipatory journeyParticipatory tourParticipatory workParticipatory interventionParticipatory processParticipatory teamI learned a lot from the participatory

team.

Unforgettable adjUnforgettable nightsUnforgettable toursUnforgettable villagersAn unforgettable movieUnforgettable friendsUnforgettable bird watchingUnforgettable local peopleHigh school is an unforgettable period

of time for me.

Inc. nAbbreviate from Incorporation

RussiaWhat can you experience/see in

Russia?Where can you go?Do you enjoy watching ballet? Why or

why not?

AustraliaWhat is the Chinese translation for

“the Great Barrier Reef”?What can you see in the Reef?Where is Outback?

Tanzania (exam)What is a safari? Can you hunt animals in safari parks? Have you seen ele-art? Name some wild animals in a safari

park. http://www.wmsp.co.uk:8080/safaripark/WebObjects/safa

ripark.woa/wa/default

Hong Kong (exam)What does “customized tour” mean?What can you do in the Peninsula

Hotel lobby? What snack will you have for tea time?

Courtesy nOut of courtesyCourtesy busCourtesy carCourtesy callHe talked to his opponent out of

courtesy.

Bustling adjA bustling cityBustling trafficBustling streetsBustling shopping mallBustling marketsBustling fairBustling campusI waited a long line in the bustling

cafeteria.

Elegant adjElegant dressElegant writingElegant tasteElegant foodElegant personalityI like Dior’s elegant style.

Customized adjCustomized servicesCustomized softwareCustomized tourCustomized and personalized T-shirtCustomized jewelry boxCustomized chocolate boxCustomized stampsYou can order customized stamps in

the post office.

Package nVacation packagesPackage tourPackage holidaysPackage dealEmergency packageA package of cigarettesI love animals, therefore, I would love

to choose the safari tour package.

Tourist operatorPeople who work in the tourist tradeTravel agencyTourism: Travel for recreational or leisure

purposes.Tourists: Who travel to and stay in places

outside their usual environment for leisure, business.

New trendMedical tourismEducational tourismCelebration tourismBabymoon Meaningful tourismCultural tourism

p.13, Text 1 intensify vt,viThe typhoon intensifies. The rain intensified and finally came

mudflow. The pain intensifies, and I take more

pills.

1 Over somewhere (sw)All over the placeWhen typhoons come, strong wind

and heavy rain intensify over the island.

2 Pull in sth from sw to swDrag sth from one place to anotherThe local government pulls in illegal

cars from roads to the city parking lot.

5 By time (before time)We will finish this chapter by next

week.By September typhoons sweep across

the entire island.

6 Last until (time)Will continue till this timeThe typhoon season which lasts until

October, brings rainstorm, mudflows and floods.

The lovers fought with each other until midnight.

10 monsoonRainy season in IndiaThe monsoon is an important time for

farmers. Mid-term is an important exam for

college students.

14 Tend to drop by halfHave the tendency to become less

than 50% Customers tend to drop by 30% during

slow season.When enterovirus comes, customers

tend to drop by 10% in restaurants and shopping malls.

12 Be less happy for those who…Those people are not happy, they have

problemsThe typhoon hit Kaohsiung County, the

county government decreed a typhoon holiday. It was less happy for those who needed to work

The typhoon hit Kaohsiung County, the county government decreed a typhoon holiday. It was less happy for factory managers.

16 A movement to V, N Tend to There has been a movement to

decrease tourism in Taiwan.There has been a movement to

increase bank saving and decrease investments.

A movement to simplicity appears recently.

There is a movement against smoking on campus.

17 Slow time of the yearreduced businessBusiness is usually slow this time, you

know, this is the slow time of the year.The Wall Street bailout plan failed,

stock market comes to face the slow time of the century.

18 Agreed-upon goalTo accept the goalThe agreed-upon goal is to save lives.The agreed-upon objective by both

parties is to stop filicide.

20 A report issued by sbSb published the reportA report issued by WHO suggested

that Asia should stay alert for bird flu.

22 Remain accessible by NCan be reached by…He is accessible by phone.She is not accessible by messaging.In ancient times, Tibet was not

accessible by road during winter snowstorms.

Top secret is only accessible to the president.

24 Look its best during the rainsHas its most beautiful look during the

rainsThe park looks its best during the

rains.Kenting looks its best on sunny days.

25 Respond to the challengeTo face difficultiesPresident Ma and his team responded

to the challenges of typhoon.In order to respond to the challenge

of poisonous milk, the Department of Health (DOH) announced yesterday the government will start establishing a permanent communications channel with Beijing authorities.

30 reduced, off-season prices Lower pricesMonsoon packages offer reduced, off-

season prices.Off-season clothes offer reduced

prices.

33 Wildlife sanctuaryLands where wildlife take refuge in

safetyThis is a wildlife sanctuary, you can’t

hunt here.There are many wildlife sanctuaries in

Kenya.

40 Feature a colorful processionThe colorful moving lines of people are

attractiveThe ceremony features a colorful

procession of flower carts

http://tw.youtube.com/results?search_query=flower+procession+&search_type=&aq=f

46 The rain-soaked areas Fill thoroughly with rainThe hot spring mountain county

became rain-soaked areas.

47 Facilities designed to VTools used for a certain purposeCooking facilities are designed to

cook.A correction facility is designed to lock

up bad criminals.

57 have allure for sb from swAttract people Night markets have allure for people

from foreign countries. Smoking has allure for teenagers who

try to appear cool and mature. Alcohol has great allure for people

who breakup with loved ones.

Be soaking wetCompletely wetI forgot to bring umbrella and I was

soaking wet.

74 If had pp, could have pp不可能: If S. were, S.would + 原型動詞 ....過去不可能:「 If S. 過去完成式 , S. should ( would

、 could 、 might )+ have p.p.... 」未來不可能:「 If S. were to ( should )原型動詞 , S. should ( would 、 could 、 might )+ 原型動詞 .... 」

If I were you, I would never do that. If I had had a million dollars then, I could

have bought the diamond yesterday. If the sun were to rise in the west, I might

marry you.

p. 15 C. 2. Speak highly of PraiseThe world spoke highly of the opening

ceremony of the Olympic Games in Beijing.

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