Download 1. 消防栓 2. 滅火器 3. 資源回收 4. 廚餘 5. 退款(與退貨) 6.

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1. 消防栓 14. 男時裝區/女時裝區/中性服飾區 2. 滅火器 15. 女性內衣 3. 資源回收 16. 買一送一 4. 廚餘 17. 急診室 5. 退款(與退貨) 18. 婦產科/眼科/牙科/皮膚科/小兒科 6. 失物招領處 19. 藥局（領藥處） 7. 逃生口 20. 掛號 8. 營業時間 21. 殘障人士電梯 9. 出清拍賣 22. 海關 10. 提款機 23. 博愛座 11. 五金 24. 北上/南下月台 12. 投幣式置物櫃 25. 天橋 13. 哺乳室/育嬰室 26. 道路施工 Jason S. F. Wu, FLLD, NCKU 2010‐09‐11 1
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Learning Sheet 影集/電影學習單-範例一
Name of the Movie (TV sires): Lie to Me (Season 1, episode 1) Genre: drama Characters: Dr. Cal Lightman, Dr. Gillian Foster, Ria Torres, Eli Loker; The Lightman Group Keywords: A casualty n. 傷亡者
current affair: 時事 B universal adj. 普遍的、共通的 shocker n. 令人驚訝的事 juvenile adj.輕少年的 footage n.影片片段 premeditated adj. 預謀的 shrug n./v.聳肩 accusation n. 指控 devout adj. 虔誠的 scorn v./n. 鄙視、輕 pornographic 蔑(=contempt) adj.情色的 C patrolman n.巡邏員 suspect n. 嫌犯 fantasize about sth/sb (性)幻想 custody n. 監管 arrest n.v.扣留、逮捕 Sexual arousal 性興奮 erectile tissue: 勃起組織 tryout n.選拔(賽) assessment n. 評估 STD (sexually transmitted disease)性病: crab 陰蝨; infinitesimal gonorrhea 淋病 adj. 極小的 pupil 瞳孔 blowup n. 爭吵
means n.手段、方法 dilate v. 放大 autopsy n. 解剖 pedophile n. 戀童癖者 aggression n. 侵犯 polygraph n.測謊器 minor n. 未成年者 lockup n. 看守所 cell block n. 監獄的牢房 briefs n. 短褲 prosecutor n. 檢察官 boxers idolatry n.崇拜 n. 緊身四角內褲 lean v. 傾斜、倚靠 fornication n.通姦 outrage v. 勃然大怒 homo sapien n. 現代人 (=wise man) go at sb/sth: 盡力~ go for sb/sth: 偏好~ self‐affirmation n. 自我認定 classy adj. 時髦、高 spouse n. 配偶 級的、優秀的 shrink n.心理醫生 hurdle n. 障礙、柵欄 antecedent adj/n. 事前(的) whereabouts n.下落 stand by v.phr. 旁觀
smash v. 弄粉碎
constitution n. 組成、憲法 conceal v. 隱藏 gesture n. 手勢
serial killer emblem n.標記象徵 連續殺人犯 contradict v.相互矛盾 prostitute (=hooker) n.妓女 kick in: (口語)開始 granted adj 的確；儘管如此… V on short notice: 接到臨時通知 do sth without fail: 從沒間斷或失敗 talk a bunch of crap about sth: 講一堆關於 sth
有的沒的 a bunch of ~ = a lot of ~ ; crap:大便 Prime Minister (PM): 首相、行政院長 sexual urge/appetite 性衝動/嗜好 D a suicide bomber: 人肉炸彈 Expressions:  I've instructed my client to remain silent. He's not gonna (=going to) talk. 我已教我的客戶保持沉默
了，他不會開口的。
 That accusation has no basis. 那個指控毫無依據。  You feel good about that? 你覺得可行嗎？  This guy's a total nut job. 這個人是十足的瘋子。  Let's leave this up. 我們先別理它。[leave sth (up): 擺在一邊]  You're the shrink. I'm not big on self‐affirmation. 你才是心理醫生，我可沒那麼自大。 
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McCartney thought that you should be held back a year. McCartney 認為你該留級一年。 Looks that way. 看起來似乎是那樣。 You're just making wild guesses that have no basis in hard evidence. 你現在卻無可靠證據的情況大
膽猜測。[wild guess: 胡亂猜；hard evidence：明確證據] It's a frigging carnival act. 根本是隨興亂來。[frigging=absolutely; utter 十足地；加強語氣] He was prepared academically, but he had real difficulties socially. 學業上沒問題，社交上有問題。 He talked a bunch of crap about Ms. McCartney. 亂談了 McCartney 一堆有的沒的。[crap:胡扯] I'm sure I heard him say something psycho about her. This kid is a freak. 我肯定聽到過他說老師有
精神病。這小子是個怪人(胎)。
You can't block me in like that! [block sb in: 擋在裡頭] A pursuit I highly recommend to you 我強烈推薦你試試。 You think it could be a smear job? 你想這會是個抹黑嗎？ But we don't go through people's dirty laundry. 我們不插手別人的醜聞。 Fair is better than most. 那就是中上水準了。 Some of them said he was an extremist. [extremist: 極端分子] Something is going on in that family.. 那一家人肯定有鬼。 I want to see what questions he spiked on. 我想知道他在哪幾個問題上倒栽了蔥。 I have Emily, and her boyfriend's coming over. Emily 在家，她男朋友一會兒要來。 You worry too much. You're a worrier. 你想太多了，你總是瞎操心。 He's taking her to a fancy restaurant. 他要帶她出去吃大餐。 Well, I think Roger's a loser. 我覺得 Roger 真挺廢的。 I have the utmost respect for anyone your mother cares for. utmost respect: [最大可能的尊重] We appreciate your time. 謝謝您能抽出時間。 It's been alleged that you go to this club on Friday nights. 有人聲稱… That guy's lying his ass off. 這傢伙扯的天昏地暗。 What if he's into something a lot more shameful—smacking them around or underage girls? 要是他
真的捲入一些更令人羞愧的事呢？到處睡? 還是誘姦未成年少女? smack: 吻出聲響. When we experience fear, we try to exercise whatever control we can, even if it makes things worse. 當我們懼怕時，我們會動用自己所能的一切，哪怕這樣會幫上倒忙。 I know that you have the courage to move past your fear and tell us the truth.我知道，你有勇氣拋開
恐懼，告訴我們真相。 You spoon‐fed him a good defense, and he's not stupid. He went with it. 你給他提供了個不錯的辯
護，他也不笨，就順水推舟了。[spoon‐feed: 用湯匙餵；填鴨] Clear your head for an hour. 讓你的腦袋清靜一小時。 We all pay for sex one way or another. 誰都得為性付帳，方式不同罷了。[one way or another: 不
管方式怎樣] So are most of your clients, uh, regulars or one‐offs?那你的大部分客人，呃…是常客還是一次性的? I don't think the congressman was doing anything nasty to her. 我覺得議員對她沒有啥非分之舉。 I'm tendering my resignation today. 我今天就將正式提出辭職。 I am close to getting Brenda to make a change. 我就快說服 Brenda 改變人生了。 You really are a pack rat. 你真是收破爛的 [pack rat]: 收藏無用小玩意兒的人。 Your folks are great. [folks: 家人、父母] Jason S. F. Wu, FLLD, NCKU. 3
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Worksheet 影集/電影學習單-範例二
Name of the Movie (TV series): Ugly Betty Season 1, Episode 1 Characters: Betty Suarez Hilda Suarez Ignacio Suarez Justine Suarez Daniel Meade Bradford Meade Marc St. James Walter Nico Slater Wilhelmina Slater Amanda Tanen Christina McKinney Genre: comedy/drama/romance Keywords: flan n. AmE 果餡蛋糕（餅） entry‐level positions bureaucratic 入門級職位；初階職位 adj. 官僚氣息的 tart n. BrE fashionable adj. 時尚的 motif tad n. 一點兒；少量
sharp adj. 機靈的 n.裝飾的紋/圖案；動機 tons of Npl =a lot of ~ internship n.實習 paparazzi n.pl.狗仔隊 self‐absorbed adj. 自我的 intern n. 實習生 paparazzo (sing.) give sb credit for sth: 把功歸於某人 on behalf of sb 代表某人 come up with sth 想出～ come with an idea dedicated adj. 認真負責任的 setback n. 挫折 staff n. 職員 (sth) work out: 成功 dilly‐dally v. 磨磨蹭蹭 (=dawdle) The plan didn’t work out. purge v. 淨化、赦免、清除 devour v.貪婪地吃 resort to N v. 求助於 telenovela n. 電視愛情劇 work on sth: 著手進行
I’m working on ～. crap n.大便、垃圾、爛貨 humiliate v. 羞辱 This is crap. crappy adj. commemorate v. 紀念
Killer poncho 斗蓬殺手（sarcastic）
beat sth/sb to a pulp 打成爛泥 supplement n. 補充的
事物（費用、補編本） jot down sth:匆匆抄下 stick around v.phr. measure up: 符合期待 徘徊原處；難分難捨 sappy adj. 太過感情豐
富；太矯情的 crease n./v. 縐痕、折線 outfit 服裝、成套裝備 editor‐in‐chief n.總編輯 使縐折 wardrobe 衣櫃、戲服 assistant to the editor‐in‐chief n. 總編助理 stand‐in n. 替補人員
tart, tangy dressing 酸辣、濃烈的佐菜（配菜）
to stand in for sb FYI: For your information 供你參考；讓你也知道
BTW: By the way 對了；順道一提 Expressions: I know most of your magazines inside out. I'm getting ahead of myself. I think he is a catch. / She is the one. You’re not really into it? Good luck with everything. It happens. That explains a lot. I’m really grateful that… I’m on it. He treats me like dirt. 1. How do you say “我有我的履歷列印本” in English? Ans: I have 2. How do you say “經營雜誌不是這樣” in English? Ans: This is not the way you ________ a maganize. 3. How do you say “妳有沒覺得好一點” in English? Ans: Are 4. How do you say “我明天一早就過去” in English? Ans: ______________________________________ 5. How do you say “正如我剛所說” in English? Ans: ______________________________ 6. How do you say “請別放在心上” in English? Ans: _______________________________ 7. How do you say “三角架” 與 “冰箱” in English? Ans: ____________ _______________ 8. How do you say “如果你明白我說話的意思” in English? Ans: __________________________________ 9. How do you say “如果你有一點點時間” in English? Ans: _________________________________ 10. How do you say “他澆了我一桶冷水” in English? Ans: ____________________________________ 4
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Take‐home assignment: A summary of the plot: Good sentences /useful phrases(expressions): Other keywords: My favorite lines: Sentence patterns: 5
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課前/影集前小考：單字聽寫
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Ugly Betty SE1EP1. Quiz Name: _____________ Student ID No.:______________ Date: , 2010 Spell out the words (dictation) and match their definition or synonyms. Word Ans Definition/Synonym 1. ______________ _____ 1) work hard 2) eat hungrily 3) feel exhausted 4) suddenly cancel 2. ______________ _____ To make someone feel 1) unjust 2) happy 3) ashamed 4) discouraged 3. ______________ _____ 1) self‐satisfied 2) self‐confident 3) self‐assured 4) self‐centered 4. ______________ _____ 1) to get help from sb/sth 2) to take further actions 3) to stop doing sth 5. ______________ _____ To be extremely 1) disappointed 2) violent 3) emotional 4) surprised 6. ______________ _____ Something that is 1) useful 2) handy 3) valuable 4) useless 7. ______________ _____ A 1) tedious 2) time‐consuming 3) temporary training 4) well‐paid job 8. ______________ _____ To 1) add sth to 2) get rid of 3) distinguish 4) evaluate something 9. ______________ _____ To make sb feel 1) sad 2) shocked 3) clean 4) guilty by removing sth 10. ______________ _____ A 1) weak & sweet 2) strong & sharp 3) unpleasant & sour smell or taste 11. ______________ _____ 1) a set of clothes 2) a slice of cake 3) a stylish dress 4) a pair of gloves 12. ______________ _____ An event that 1) speeds up 2) delays 3) helps 4) monitors the progress 13. ______________ _____ A group of people who 1) live 2) work 3) play 4) join together 14. ______________ _____ To 1) spend a lot of time 2) order people 3) help others do/doing sth 15. ______________ _____ Involving 1) cutting corners 2) official & complicated rules 3) easy directions 16. To our disappointment, the plan didn’t _______ 1) work out 2) stick around 3) stand in 4) jot down 17. Betty in the film is a new assistant _______ the editor‐in‐chief. 1) to 2) of 3) for 4) with 18. Sandy is absent today, so the manager asks her co‐worker to _______ for her. 1) measure up 2)dilly‐dally 3) jot down 4) stand in Ugly Betty SE1EP1. Quiz Name: _____________ Student ID No.:______________ Date: , 2010 Spell out the words (dictation) and match their definition or synonyms. Word Ans Definition/Synonym 1. ______________ _____ 1) work hard 2) eat hungrily 3) feel exhausted 4) suddenly cancel 2. ______________ _____ To make someone feel 1) unjust 2) happy 3) ashamed 4) discouraged 4) self‐centered 3. ______________ _____ 1) self‐satisfied 2) self‐confident 3) self‐assured 4. ______________ _____ 1) to get help from sb/sth 2) to take further actions 3) to stop doing sth 5. ______________ _____ To be extremely 1) disappointed 2) violent 3) emotional 4) surprised 6. ______________ _____ Something that is 1) useful 2) handy 3) valuable 4) useless 7. ______________ _____ A 1) tedious 2) time‐consuming 3) temporary training 4) well‐paid job 8. ______________ _____ To 1) add sth to 2) get rid of 3) distinguish 4) evaluate something 9. ______________ _____ To make sb feel 1) sad 2) shocked 3) clean 4) guilty by removing sth 10.
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1) measure up 2)dilly‐dally 3) jot down 4) stand in 期末口語報告（解說產品）
報告腳本撰寫
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Class Time Name (both Chinese and English) Major; Student ID No. Start typing your words/script here. Use 1.5 line spacing (don’t change). After your read the instructions below, delete the instructions. Five essential words: 1. English Word. English definition/synonym. Chinese translation. (You may use online dictionaries.) 2. 3. 4. 5. ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐(Delete the following instructional lines after your read them)‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ Instructions: Please write a script for the product you are going to report. Find a product that you are familiar with. Bring both your personal experience and facts to your audience. You may tell us where you got it, how to use it, the features/functions of it, or where your classmates can get it. But you have only five minutes, so be focused (don’t include too many topics), short and impressive. If you really don’t know how to describe the product, you find some sources useful. You may • Read the labels, instructions, user manual of the product first. • Go to the product’s website to learn more about the product. • Include the useful phrases, vocabulary words and sentences that you find about the product in your script; that is, copy any useful words, phrases, and sentences from the labels, instructions, user manual that you find into your script. (Note: if you copy any bullet phrases/points, make sure you give some explanations!) • Start to write a draft script (hand in before Dec 3) for your presentation. • List five essential words about the product for your classmates to learn. 1 7
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Content: ○ You should write in full sentences, not in fragmental statements randomly copied from any resources. ○ Your presentation lacks an introduction/a conclusion. ○ Add some personal experience to your presentation, in addition to the facts of the product. ○ Do include your essential words in your presentation. ○ Your presentation lacks a focus. You need to focus on certain topics/features. Grammar: ○ Pronoun confusion. ○ Be careful of tense. ○ Be careful of subject‐verb agreement. ○ Too many unidiomatic sentences (Chinese English). Language: ○ Apply the following useful expressions to your presentation: [Introduction] Hi everyone, my name is… I major in … Today I want to introduce [the name of the product] to you. Today I am going to talk about [the name of the product]… Today I want to present you with [the name of the product]… [Outline] First, I will talk about the facts/features/selling points…of ~ Then, I will share my first‐hand/hands‐on experience of this… [Body] Okay, let me/let’s start with N… Let me start by Ving… Now, I want to/Iet’s move on to… Now, let me talk a little bit about my personal experience with [the name of the product]… [Conclusion] The following closing signpost expressions are optional when your talk/report is short. Let me conclude (my presentation) with a brief summary of the points that I’ve brought out. So let me summarize/recap what I've said. / To conclude, let me recap what I’ve said.
That brings me to the end of my presentation. [Thank your audience] Remember to thank your audience! Thanks for your time. I appreciate it. / Many thanks for your attention. May I thank you all for being such an attentive audience. * Start to practice and make your PPT slides! Upload your slides before making your presentation. * When you mention any terminologies or proper nouns, add Chinese translations to the terms/nouns. * Go to the course website of Mr Wu’s Freshman English on the Moodle to learn how to prepare your oral presentation or follow the links below: 1. http://www.englishclub.com/speaking/presentations‐pres.htm 2. http://www.englishclub.com/speaking/presentations‐lang.htm Other comments: 8
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口語報告評分單
Fluency 20% 20 16 12 8 Jason S. F. Wu, FLLD, NCKU.
Enunciation 10% Pronunciation 10 % Signpost language 5% 10 8 6 4 10 8 6 4 5 3 1 0 Timing 5% 5 3 0 Script (25%): Slides (25%): Overall Presentation Score (100%): Mispronounced words/Comments: Fluency 20% Enunciation 10% 20 16 12 8 10 8 6 4 Pronunciation 10 %
10 8 6 4 Signpost language 5% Timing 5% 5 3 1 0 5 3 0 Script (25%): Slides (25%): Overall Presentation Score (100%): Mispronounced words/Comments: Fluency 20% Enunciation 10% 20 16 12 8 10 8 6 4 Pronunciation 10 %
10 8 6 4 Signpost language 5% Timing 5% 5 3 1 0 5 3 0 Script (25%): Slides (25%): Overall Presentation Score (100%): Mispronounced words/Comments: Fluency 20% Enunciation 10% 20 16 12 8 10 8 6 4 Pronunciation 10 %
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學生報告腳本範例一
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definitely wrong. Now let me show what it can do. First it ccntains a crumb tray and a dust cover. Ok
maybe you think it's nothing special. But have you ever leamed that a toaster can even have
defrost function? That means you can toast the bread even though it is just out from the freezer.
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still it has a cover. It keeps dusts from getting into the toaster. After all , we don't want to eat our
bread with dust~ . So now we know that it has many functions, but the most important thing is that it
can help us make deli cious breakfast and snack5 So how can we use it to make delicious..b.read?
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will fall into the crumb tray so we don't have to worry about messing up the desk. Isn't it simple?
Then we just have to put some butler or jam on it and we will have tasty bread to eat. So maybe a
toaster is inconspicuous in our lives, but it really plays an important role . This is my report, thank
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wiper helmet is a helmet equipped with a wiper. A wiper is a long and thin device that is originally fitted
on a car to remove rain and dirt from the windshield in order to improve the visibility and enhance safety
while driving. And recently, this device is applied to the new kind of helmet, called wiper helmet, invented
by a Taiwanese. The wiper helmet has an additional visor. The wiper and the small motor are fixed under
the visor. And there is also a remote controller that can be fixed on the handlebar ofthe motorcycle.
When pressing the bottom on the remote controller, the wiper will start moving back and forth on the
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clearly. To a motorcycle rider, it is quite dangerous that the sight is dim. But with a wiper on the helmet,
the face guard can easily be cleaned just by pressing the bottom on the remote controller, and the rain is
wiped away immediately. This smart invention effectively keeps the motorcycle rider's sight much clearer
on rainy days than the common helmet. The wiper helmet is a product combined with originality,
technology and security. And this kind of helmet is already on the market in other countries like Japan,
England, France and Australia, etc.
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