国际交流英语视听说B4U3最新版本

Unit3BeautyandAppearanceBook4ThinkandDiscussViewingtheWorldExploringtheThemeAnalyticalListeningSharingYourIdeasEngagingFurtherListeningContentThinkandDiscussUnit3BeautyandAppearanceQuestionsAnadvertisementforafashiondesignerhangsonthesideofabuildinginMilan,Italy.1.Lookatthephotoandreadthecaption.Doesthisadvertisementmakeyouwanttobuyclothingorbeautyproducts?Whyorwhynot?2.Howwouldyoudescribetheitemsthismaniswearing?3.Whatsurprisesorinterestsyouaboutthisphoto?ExampleAnswer1Yes,itdoesbecauseit’saninterestingimageofanattractiveyoungman.Questions1.Lookatthephotoandreadthecaption.Doesthisadvertisementmakeyouwanttobuyclothingorbeautyproducts?Whyorwhynot?ExampleAnswer2No,itdoesn’tbecausetheimagedoesn’tmatchmyownstyle.Questions1.Lookatthephotoandreadthecaption.Doesthisadvertisementmakeyouwanttobuyclothingorbeautyproducts?Whyorwhynot?ExampleAnswersThemaniswearingsunglasseswithbluelensesinanaviatorstyle,ashirtwithsomesortofdesignonit,andanecklacewithastylizedeagle,perhaps.Questions2.Howwouldyoudescribetheitemsthismaniswearing?ExampleAnswersThemanappearstobeinatropicalplacebecausewecanseepalmfrondsagainstthebluesky.Hehashisheadtiltedbackandisnotlookingatthecamera,whichisabitsurprising.Questions3.Whatsurprisesorinterestsyouaboutthisphoto?ExploringtheThemeUnit3BeautyandAppearanceA|Lookatthephotosandreadthecaptions.Thendiscussthequestions.ArtandMusic1.Whatmakesapersonbeautiful,inyouropinion?2.Dodifferentpeopleandcultureshavedifferentideasaboutwhatisbeautiful?Givesomeexamples.ColorfuljewelryandsandalsareforsaleatanoutdoorstandinColombia.ArtandMusicHowmuchofaperson’sbeautyisbasedonphysicalappearance?Howmuchdependsonwhatpeoplewearorwheretheylive?Somepeoplegotospastomakethemselvesbeautifulwhileothersdressinunusualfashions.Peoplearoundtheworldhavedifferentideasaboutwhatmakessomeonebeautiful.ArtandMusicExampleAnswersInmyopinionsomeonewholookshealthy,happyandconfidentlooksbeautiful.Wearingtheappropriateclothingforanoccasionalsohelpspeoplelookandfeeltheirbest.Finally,beingwell-groomed,withcleanhairandnails,andmaybesomemake-uporhairstylingproducts,enhancespeople’sappearance.ArtandMusic1.Whatmakesapersonbeautiful,inyouropinion?ExampleAnswersYes,peoplehavedifferentideasaboutbeautyindifferentcultures.Forexample,inChinaandotherpartsofAsia,light-coloredskinisconsideredbeautifulbymanypeople.ButinScandinaviancountries,peoplewithbrownorblackskinareexoticandbeautiful.InNorthAmerica,verythinwomenareoftenseenasbeautiful,whileinLatinAmerica,curvywomenaretheideal.ArtandMusic2.Dodifferentpeopleandcultureshavedifferentideasaboutwhatisbeautiful?Givesomeexamples.B|Lookatthechart.Thendiscussthequestions.ArtandMusic1.Doesitsurpriseyoutofindthesefivecountriesinthechart?Whyorwhynot?2.Whatcountrydoyouthinkwouldbenextonthechart?ExampleAnswer1Yes.First,IwassurprisedtofindthattherearesomanycosmeticsurgeriesinIndia;Second,IfeelalittlebitstrangethatSouthKoreaisnotoneofthefivecountries.ArtandMusic1.Doesitsurpriseyoutofindthesefivecountriesinthechart?Whyorwhynot?ExampleAnswer2No,Iwasnotsurprisedtofindthesefivecountriesinthechart,becausethesecountriesareallrelativelybigandpopulouscountries.ArtandMusic1.Doesitsurpriseyoutofindthesefivecountriesinthechart?Whyorwhynot?ExampleAnswer1ThechartcontainstwocountriesinLatinAmerica,soacountrysuchasArgentinaorVenezuelamightbenextonthechart.ArtandMusic2.Whatcountrydoyouthinkwouldbenextonthechart?ExampleAnswer2Thecountriesonthechartareallpopulouscountries,soacountrysuchasRussiaorJapanmightbenextonthechart.ArtandMusic2.Whatcountrydoyouthinkwouldbenextonthechart?AnalyticalListeningUnit3BeautyandAppearanceListening1beholdern.观看者；旁观者GwenSilva格温·席尔瓦（人名）JudithLanglois朱迪思·朗格卢瓦（人名）symmetricala.对称的symmetryn.对称（性）crossedeyesn.内斜视眼tattoov.给······文身envisionv.想象；设想Listening1ElizabethTaylor(1932–2011):afamousU.S.movieactress.Shereceivedmanyawardsforheractingandotherworkthroughoutherlife.伊丽莎白·泰勒Listening1AudreyHepburn(1929–1993):afamousBritishmovieandtheateractress.Shewonmanyawardsandmuchpraiseforheractingandalsoforherworktosupportneedychildrenaroundtheworld.奥黛丽·赫本Listening1AngelinaJolie(1975–):apopularU.S.movieactress.Sheisknownforhersuccessfulmoviecareerandalsoforherhumanitarianwork.安吉丽娜·朱莉Listening1HalleBerry(1966–):aU.S.movieactressandformerfashionmodel.ShewasthefirstwomanofAfrican-AmericandescenttowinanAcademyAwardforBestActress.哈莉·贝瑞Listening1MaoriwomenofNewZealandperformatraditionaldance.TheMaoripeoplebelievethatbluelipsarebeautiful.A|Discussion.Discussthequestionswithapartner.Listening11.Lookatthetworowsofphotos.Thesephotoswereshowntopeoplewhoparticipatedinastudyonbeauty.Ineachrow,selectthephotothatshowsthemostbeautifulfaceinyouropinion.Doyouandyourpartneragree?Listening12.Lookatthephotosagain.Accordingtoresearchers,mostpeoplewouldchoosephoto4andphoto9asthemostbeautifulfaces.Didyouchoosethesephotos?Whyorwhynot?A|Discussion.Discussthequestionswithapartner.Listening1ExampleAnswers(Answersmayvary.)1.Ineachrow,selectthephotothatshowsthemostbeautifulfaceinyouropinion.Doyouandyourpartneragree?Listening1ExampleAnswer1Yes,Ichosethosetwophotosbecausetheylookedtheprettiesttome.2.Accordingtoresearchers,mostpeoplewouldchoosephoto4andphoto9asthemostbeautifulfaces.Didyouchoosethesephotos?Whyorwhynot?Listening1ExampleAnswer2No,Ididn’tchoosethosetwophotos,butIchosenearbyphotos:photo5andphoto8,becausetheylookedtheprettiesttome.2.Accordingtoresearchers,mostpeoplewouldchoosephoto4andphoto9asthemostbeautifulfaces.Didyouchoosethesephotos?Whyorwhynot?Listening1A|ListeningforMainIdeas.Listentoanewsreportaboutbeauty.Matcheachscientistorgroupofscientistswiththecorrectresearchresults.ANewsReportListening1A|ListeningforMainIdeas.Listening1bcdaScientistsResearchResults1.JudithLanglois_____a.Men’sideasaboutbeautyandattractivenessevolvedoverthousandsofyears.2.PamelaM.PallettStephenLinkKangLee_____b.Symmetryisakeypartofwhatmakesafacebeautiful.3.VictorJohnstonDavidPerrett____c.Thereisa“goldenratio”fortheidealdistancebetweentheeyes,themouth,andtheedgeoftheface.4.DonSymons_______d.Menpreferwomenwithlargeeyes,fulllips,andasmallnoseandchin.Listening1B|ListeningforDetails.Readthestatementsandanswerchoices.Thenlistenagainandchoosethecorrectphrasetocompleteeachstatement.1.Accordingtotheresearch,mostpeoplethinkthatabeautifulfaceis_______.a.afacewithsmalleyesb.averageandalmostsymmetricalc.afacewithabignose2.The“goldenratio”forthelengthofafacestatesthatthedistancebetweentheeyesandthemouthis_______ofthelengthofthewholeface.a.36percentb.56percentc.66percentbaListening13.AnthropologistDonSymonsbelievedthatmenpreferfulllipsandbigeyesbecausetheythinkthesefeaturesequal_______.a.beautyandattractionb.intelligenceandwisdomc.healthandabilitytohavebabies4.ThereporterGwenSilvawouldprobablyagreewiththeconclusionthat_______.a.beautyisintheeyeofthebeholderb.thereisnovariationintheideasaboutbeautyamongculturesc.peoplefromthesameculturemostlyagreeonwhatmakessomeonebeautifulccListening1CriticalThinking.Formagroupwithanotherpairofstudentsanddiscussthequestions.1.Doyouagreeordisagreewiththesaying“Beautyisintheeyeofthebeholder”?Explainyouropinions.2.Scientistsbelievethatabeautifulfaceisasymmetricalface.Whatotherfeaturesmakeafacebeautifultoyou?3.DoChinesepeoplehaveauniqueviewonbeauty?WhatkindsoffaceswillmostChinesepeoplefindbeautiful?Listening1ExampleAnswer1Iagreewiththesayingbecausepeopleareattractedtodifferentqualities.Forinstance,onemanmightfindawomanattractivebecausesheispetitelikethewomeninhisfamily.Anothermanmightfindtallwomenattractivebecauseheistallhimself.1.Doyouagreeordisagreewiththesaying“Beautyisintheeyeofthebeholder”?Explainyouropinions.Listening1ExampleAnswer2Idisagreewiththesayingbecausetherearesomepeoplethatnearlyeveryonefindsattractive,andthosepeoplehaveaneasiertimeinschool,gettingajob,andinotherareasoflife.1.Doyouagreeordisagreewiththesaying“Beautyisintheeyeofthebeholder”?Explainyouropinions.Listening1ExampleAnswers•Ithinkverydark-coloredeyesareattractive.•Ipreferasmallmouthandnicewhiteteeth.2.Scientistsbelievethatabeautifulfaceisasymmetricalface.Whatotherfeaturesmakeafacebeautifultoyou?Listening1ExampleAnswersGenerallyspeaking,mostChinesepeoplepreferamedium-sizedfigure,forexample,nottoothinortoofat,andnottootallortooshort.Asforfaces,Chinesepeoplepreferlight-coloredskin,bigeyes,doublefoldeyelidsandhigh-bridgednoses.3.DoChinesepeoplehaveauniqueviewonbeauty?WhatkindsoffaceswillmostChinesepeoplefindbeautiful?ANewsReportAnnouncer:Whatisbeauty?Anoften-quotedexpressionis“Beautyisonlyskindeep”.Inotherwords,someonecanbebeautifulontheoutside,butbemeanorunpleasantontheinside.Anotherfamoussayingis“Beautyisintheeyeofthebeholder”.Thatistosay,eachperson’sideaofbeautyisdifferent.Butisittruethateachpersonperceivesbeautydifferently?Or,doesoursocialandculturalbackgroundinfluenceourideasaboutbeauty?WeturntoreporterGwenSilvafortheanswertothisquestion.Tobecontinued>>>Listening1Reporter:It’ssaidthatbeautyliesintheeyeofthebeholder,yettheoppositeseemstobetrue.Peoplewithinacultureusuallyhavesimilarideasaboutbeauty.Numerousstudiesonbeautyhavehadsurprisingresults.Thesestudieshaveshownthatmostpeoplebelievethataveragefacesarethemostbeautifulfaces.ItwasJudithLanglois,aprofessorofpsychologyattheUniversityofTexas,whoshowedthatmostpeoplethinkaveragelookingfacesarebeautiful.Inaddition,theresearchshowsthatabeautifulfaceisasymmetricalface.Toputitanotherway,ifbothsidesofthefaceareexactlythesame,weconsiderapersonbeautiful.Extremevariationsinsymmetryareusuallynotconsideredbeautiful,Langloissays,andmayevenbedisturbingtoobservers.Tobecontinued>>>Listening1ThelatestresearchonfacialbeautywascompletedbypsychologistsPamelaM.Pallett,StephenLink,andKangLee.Theseresearcherswereinterestedinfindingoutiftherewasarelationshipbetweenthepartsofthefacethatpeopleconsideredtobemostbeautiful.So,infourseparateexperimentstheresearchersaskeduniversitystudentstocompareimagesof12faces.Eachfacewasactuallythesameperson—butthereweredifferentdistancesbetweentheeyesandthemouth.Aftertheexperiments,theresearchersdiscovereda“goldenratio”—theidealdistancebetweentheeyes,themouth,andtheedgeoftheface.Faceswerejudgedmostbeautifulwhenthedistancebetweentheeyesandthemouthwas36percentofthelengthoftheface.Notsurprisingly,thesemeasurementsareexactlythoseofan“average”face.Tobecontinued>>>Listening1Scientistshavealsostudiedtheroleofbeautyintheattractionbetweenthesexes.InstudiesbypsychologistsVictorJohnstonandDavidPerrett,menconsistentlypreferredwomenwithlargeeyes,fulllips,andasmallnoseandchin.ThinkofclassicbeautiessuchasElizabethTaylorandAudreyHepburnor,nowadays,AngelinaJolieorHalleBerry.Thispreferenceforbigeyesandfulllipsisnotrandom.AccordingtoanthropologistDonSymons,thebraintellsmenthatfulllipsandbigeyesequalhealthandtheabilitytoproducehealthybabies.It’saninstinctthathasevolvedoverahundredthousandyears,Symonsbelieves.However,noteveryoneagrees.Anthropologistsdonotagreethatthereisonestandardideaofbeauty.Aroundtheworld,differentcultureshavedifferentideasaboutwhatconstitutesbeauty.ForTobecontinued>>>Listening1example,theMayanpeopleofCentralAmericaconsideredcrossedeyesbeautiful.AnumberofAfricantribesthinkscarsmakebothmenandwomenmorebeautiful.AmongtheMaoripeopleofAustralia,awomanisconsideredmostbeautifulwhenherlipsaretattooedblue.Itdoesappear,therefore,thattheoldsayingiswrong:Beautydoesnotlieintheeyeofthebeholder.Well,atleastnotentirely.Peoplefromthesamecultureusuallyenvisionbeautyinthesameway,buttherearemanyvariations—andmanydifferenttypesofbeauty—aroundtheworld.ThishasbeenGwenSilva,reporting.Listening1Listening2antigravitya.反重力的bullet-proofvestn.防弹衣neata.很好的；美妙的；很有趣的Listening2BioSteel:thenameofaverystrongsyntheticfibermadebyNexiaBiotechnologies,aCanadianbiotechnologycompany.Thefibersaremadefromthemilkofgenetically-engineeredgoatsusingDNAfromspiders.Theyareasthinasnylon,andmanytimesstrongerthansteel.生物钢Listening2Kevlar:theDuPontCompany’sbrandnameforasyntheticmaterialconstructedoffibersthatthecompanyclaimsisfivetimesstrongerthanthesameweightofsteel,whilebeinglightweight,flexibleandcomfortable.Itwasfirstcommerciallyusedintheearly1970sasareplacementforsteelinracingtires.凯夫拉尔（一种可用于制防弹衣等物的质地极其牢固的材料）Listening2Aneco-fashiondressmadefromrecycledlightbulbs38UNIT3PredictingContent.Youaregoingtolistentothreepeopletalkingaboutunusualfashions.Lookatthephotos.Whatdoyouthinktheseitemsare?Discussyourideaswithapartner.Listening2AnInformalConversationA|ListeningforMainIdeas.Listentotheconversation.Lookbackatthephotos.Undereachphoto,writethenameorabriefdescriptionoftheitem.Listening21.______________2._____________3._____________antigravityjacketKevlarvestwearableelectronicsB|Note-Taking.Listenagainandcompletethenotes.Listening2Antigravityjacket:part___________andpart____________Kevlar:____________fiber,strongerthan_______________•usedin___________________and__________•developedin_______________BioSteelmadefrom______________proteinproducedin_______________•possibleuses:_______________________________Wearableelectronicsintegrate__________and___________•e.g.:GPSsneakersallowparentsto_________________balloonjacketman-madebullet-proofvestsropes1960sspider-silkgoatmilktransportobjectsintospaceclotheselectronicstracklostchildrensteelListening2C|ListeningforSpecificInformation.Readthequestions.Thenlistenagainandanswerthequestions.Listening2Accordingtotheconversation,wheredoesthedesignerAlexSozagethisideas?_______________________________________________2.Whatisuniqueabouttheantigravityjacket?______________________________________________________________________________________________3.Whichpieceofclothingwasmodeledatthefashionshowbyananimal?_______________________________________________AlexSozagetshisideasfromdaydreams.Theantigravityjacketisuniquebecauseitfloatsinmid-airlikeaballoon.Thebullet-proofKevlarvestwasmodeledbyadog.C|ListeningforSpecificInformation.Listening24.Whatisspecialaboutspidersilk?————————————————————————————————————————————————5.Whycan’ttextilemanufacturersraiselargegroupsofspiders?————————————————————————————————————————————————6.Whatdoesthemanthinkaboutthefutureofwearableelectronics?————————————————————————Spidersilkisspecialbecauseit’sfivetimesasstrongassteel.Textilemanufacturerscan’traiselargegroupsofspidersbecausethespiderseateachother.Themanthinkswearableelectronicsareinnovativeanduseful.Listening2CriticalThinking.Discussthequestionswithyourpartner.1.Whataresomeusesforanantigravityjacket?2.GoatsandspidersareusedintheproductionofBioSteel.Doyouthinkitisacceptabletouseanimalsforthepurposeofcreatingnewtextiles?Whyorwhynot?3.WhatcouldbesomeadditionalusesofGPSsneakers,besideshelpingparentstotracktheirchildren?4.Tenyearsfromnow,whatothertypesofwearableelectronicscouldpeoplebewearing?ExampleAnswersTheantigravityjacketmightbeusedbyoutdoorresearchersinwetplaces.Theymightwanttotakeofftheirjackets,butdon’twanttolaythejacketsonthewetground.Iftheantigravityeffectisstrongenough,thejacketmightalsobeusedtotakesomeoftheweightoffofaperson’sfeetandkneeswhilewalking.Listening21.Whataresomeusesforanantigravityjacket?ExampleAnswersIdothinkit’sacceptabletouseanimalsforthepurposeofcreatingtextilesbecausehumanshavealwaysusedanimalsinthisway.Silkandwool,forinstance,bothinvolvetheuseofanimals.Listening22.GoatsandspidersareusedintheproductionofBioSteel.Doyouthinkitisacceptabletouseanimalsforthepurposeofcreatingnewtextiles?Whyorwhynot?ExampleAnswers(Continued)Idon’tthinkit’sacceptabletouseanimalsforthepurposeofcreatingtextilesbecauseunlikeshearingasheepforitswool,thenewtechnologyinvolveschangingananimal’sDNA,whichmighthaveunpredictableconsequences.Listening22.GoatsandspidersareusedintheproductionofBioSteel.Doyouthinkitisacceptabletouseanimalsforthepurposeofcreatingnewtextiles?Whyorwhynot?ExampleAnswersWithGPSsneakers,ifpeoplegetlostintheforestwhilecamping,searcherscouldfindthembytrackingtheshoes.Listening23.WhatcouldbesomeadditionalusesofGPSsneakers,besideshelpingparentstotracktheirchildren?ExampleAnswersTenyearsfromnow,peoplemightalsobewearingclothesthatactliketelephones,soinsteadofwalkingdownthestreetwithexpensivesmartphonesintheirhands,peoplecouldsimplytalktoanyoneusingtheirshirtsorjackets.Evennow,“smart”wristwatchesandeyeglassesarebecomingavailabletothepublic.Listening24.Tenyearsfromnow,whatothertypesofwearableelectronicscouldpeoplebewearing?AnInformalConversationSandra:I’msohungry.Ihopethefoodcomessoon.David:Me,too.Ana:I’mnotsohungryyet,soIdon’tmindwaiting.Hey—bytheway—Iforgottoaskyouaboutthefashionshow.Dad,didyoulikeit?David:Actually,yes.I’mreallygladyourmotherconvincedmetogo.Itwasreallyinteresting.Ana:Anddidyoulikeittoo,Mom?Sandra:Idid.Itcertainlywasn’taboringfashionshow.Theclothesweresoimaginative,weren’tthey?David:Yes.Sandra:Thatantigravityjacketwaslikeapieceofsciencefiction.Ana:Antigravityjacket?Whatexactlyisanantigravityjacket?Listening2Tobecontinued>>>David:Iguessyoucouldsayit’saballoon.Sandra:Right...well,it’spartballoon,butit’salsopartjacket.Whenthewearertakesitoff,itjustfloatsinmid-airlikeaballoon.Ana:Thatsoundscool!Sandra:Oh,itwas.Thedesigner,AlexSoza,saidhegetshisideasfromdaydreams,andtheantigravityjacketwasjustoneofhisdaydreams.David:Thatjacketwasinteresting,Iguess.ButwhatamazedmewasthevestmadeofKevlar.Ana:Sorry,whatdoes“Kevlar”mean?David:Well,Kevlarisaman-madefiberandtheyuseittomakeaclothwhichisstrongerthansteel.You’veprobablyheardofitbefore.PoliceofficerswearKevlar—orbullet-proofvests—sometimestomakesuretheydon’tgethurtiftheyareshot.Listening2Tobecontinued>>>Ana:Oh,that’sright.Iknowwhatyou’retalkingaboutnow.Sandra:Kevlarisusedinropes,too—forastronautsinspace.David:Amodeldressedasapoliceofficerwaswalkingapolicedog,andthedogwaswearingaKevlarvest.Sandra:Oh,yeah.Thatdogwascute,wasn’the?Ana:It’samazingthatKevlarcanactuallystopbullets!Itmustbeverystrong.David:Oh,yes,itis.Butitwasdevelopedbackinthe1960s.Thesedaysthey’reworkingonfibersthatareconsiderablystronger.Ana:Really?Likewhat,forexample?Sandra:Well,theysaidatthefashionshowthatspidersilkisanaturalfiberthatisfivetimesasstrongassteel.Andtextilemanufacturerswouldlovetogetalotofspidersilkatonce,butit’sdifficulttoraiselargegroupsofspiderstogether.Listening2Tobecontinued>>>Ana:Why?David:Umm,becausespiderssometimeseateachother.Ana:Eww!Sandra:Instead,somescientistshavefoundaninterestingalternative.TheycallitBioStrong,don’tthey?David:Actually,no,Ithinkit’scalledBioSteel.Sandra:Oh,that’sright.ScientistsmakeBioSteelbyinsertingthespider-silkgeneintogoats.So,nowthegoatsproducespider-silkproteinintheirmilk,andscientistshavederivedasuperstrongfiberfromthegoatmilk.Ana:That’sneat.Whatdotheyuseitfor?Sandra:Theysaidthatinsteadofusingrocketstotransportthingsintospace,theyenvisionthatBioSteelwillhelppullthingsuptospaceanddownagainwithouthavingtouserockets.Listening2Tobecontinued>>>Ana:That’sreallyamazing.David:So,whatdidyoudothisweekend,Ana?Ana:Well,myfriendwasexhibitingsomeofherdesignsatanartgallerydowntown,soIwentthere.Shedesignswearableelectronics.Sandra:Whatdoyoumeanby“wearableelectronics”?Ana:Well,wearableelectronicsintegrateclothesandlectronics.Shemakessomereallyusefulpieces—forexample,ajacketwithacellphonerightinthecollar.MyfavoriteitemthoughwastheGPSsneakers,um,sneakerswithaglobalpositioningsysteminthem...Toallowparentstotracklostchildrenorrescueteamstotracklosthikers.David:Howinnovative!Anditsoundsreallyuseful,too.Ana:Oh,yes,definitely.Now,where’sourfood?I’mstarving.Listening2SharingYourIdeasUnit3BeautyandAppearanceLanguageFunctionParaphrasingDuringlecturesandconversations,speakersoftenneedtoparaphraseinformation.Ifweparaphrase,weexpresswhatwassaidinadifferentway.Paraphrasingisausefulwaytorestateinformationthatmaybenewordifficultforlistenerstounderstand.Herearesomeexpressionswecanusetoparaphraseinformation.Imean...Letmeputitanotherway...Inotherwords...Toputitanotherway...Thatis(tosay),…A|Followtheinstructionstoconductasurveyofyourclassmates’ideasaboutbeauty.1.Readthefollowingquestions.Thenwritetwonewquestionsofyourown.Tobecontinued>>>SurveyQuestions1.Isitbettertobebeautiful,intelligent,orwealthy?Why?2.Whodoyouthinkisthemostbeautifulwomanalivetoday?Whoisthemosthandsomemanalivetoday?3.Whatistheminimumageatwhichpeopleshouldbeallowedtohavecosmeticsurgery?4.Whatisthemostunusualitemofclothingyouown?SurveyQuestions5.Whatdoyouspendmoremoneyon:clothinga