新世纪大学英语视听说教程第四册 1 答案ppt课件

1.cave/cavern2.desert3.coastline4.harbor5.hotsprings6.mountainrange7.cliff8.volcano9.waterfallVocabularyLinkLessonBTheman-madeworldLessonAThenaturalworldNaturalwondersA.Pairwork.Lookatthesepictures.Haveyouevervisitedorseenplaceslikethese?Check(√)theboxesandtellapartneraboutyourexperiences.√√√√√√√√√1.cave/cavern2.desert3.coastline4.harbor5.hotsprings6.mountainrange7.cliff8.volcano9.waterfallVocabularyLinkB.Matchtheadjectivesbelowwiththeplacesinthesepictures.(Someadjectivescanbematchedtomorethanoneplace.)Naturalwondersa.active__b.arid__c.dark__d.busy__e.deep_____f.high________g.long_______h.natural_____i.steep___82141,4,56,7,8,91,3,6,71,4,56,7LessonBTheman-madeworldLessonAThenaturalworldListeningLessonBTheman-madeworldHerearesomewordsyouwillhearinthereport.Readthemaloud.AreportaboutGreenlandLanguageNotesLessonAThenaturalworldListeningLessonBTheman-madeworldA.ListentoMaryandBlaketalkingaboutherpaper.Thenanswerthequestion.AreportaboutGreenlandMaryiswritingareportaboutGreenland’s__.a.foodsb.plantsandtreesc.peoplebLessonAThenaturalworldTrueFalseTrueFalseTrueFalseTrueFalseTrueFalseListeningLessonBTheman-madeworldB.Listenagain.CircleTrueorFalse.AreportaboutGreenland1.Mary’spaperisduenextweek.2.GreenlandisnearCanada.3.GreenlandispartofCanada.4.Greenlandisinthenorth.5.BuildinginGreenlandischallenging.LessonAThenaturalworld6.Therearen’tanyanimalsinGreenland.7.YoucandooutdoorsportsinGreenland.TrueFalseTrueFalseThedriestplaceonEarthisCalama,intheAtacamaDesertinChile.Norainhaseverbeenrecordedthere.ListeningBlake:Whatareyouworkingon,Mary?Mary:I'mfinishingmypaper.It'sduetomorrow,Blake.Blake:What'sthetopic?Mary:It'saboutGreenland.Blake:Greenland.Hmmm...that'spartofCanada,right?Mary:Ithinkyouneedtostudyyourworldgeography,Blake.Blake:Well,isn'titnearCanada?Mary:Yes,it'soffthecoastofnortheastCanada,butit'spartofDenmark.Blake:Oh,Ididn'tknowthat.Well,what'syourpaperaboutexactly?Mary:Inmypaper,Ianswerthequestion"IsGreenlandreallygreen?"Inotherwords,isGreenlandcoveredbyalotofplantsandtrees?Blake:Isit?Mary:Whatdoyouthink?Blake:Let'ssee...GreenlandisintheArcticCircle-wayupnorth.It'scold,...so"IsGreenlandreallygreen?"I'danswer"probablynot."Mary:You'dbecorrect.It'stoocoldthere.Inthenorth,alotofthegroundisfrozen.Thesummersareshort,soonlythesurfacethaws.Blake:Thatsoundstough.Mary:It'shardfortheconstructionindustry.It'snoteasytobuildinGreenland.Blake:Itsoundssoharsh.Whywouldanyonewanttogothere?Mary:Therearebigmountainrangesonthecoasts.They'regreatforhikingandoutdoorsports.Andtherearelotsofanimalsthere.Youcansometimesseewhalesswimmingintheharbors.Blake:Thatsoundscool!OK,soifit'snotreallya"green"place,whywasitnamed"Greenland"?Mary:Thefirstsettlerswantedtoattractotherpeople.Theygaveitanattractivename.scriptLessonAThenaturalworldA.ListentoMaryandBlaketalkingaboutherpaper.Thenanswerthequestion.SpeakingOfferinganotheropinionUsefulExpressionsOfferinganotheropinionLessonBTheman-madeworldThat’sverynice,but…Yes,butontheotherhand…Evenso,…Butthenagain…Yes,that’squitetrue,but…Well,youhaveapointthere,but…Maybe…,butdon’tyouthink…AsummerjoboverseasLessonAThenaturalworldA.Herearesomeusefulexpressionsforofferinganotheropinion.SpeakingB.GustavandCarolinaareinternationalstudents.TheyaretellingBartabouttheirsummerworkexperienceintheUnitedStates.Didtheyenjoythemselves?LessonBTheman-madeworldSowhatexactlydidyoudooverthesummer?WeworkedasvolunteersatGlacierNationalPark.I’veneverbeenthere.What’sitlike?It’sbeautiful.Therearemountainsandlakes…and,ofcourse,glaciers!Howwasthejob?Wehadtodoalotofphysicalwork.Itwaskindofhard.That’strue,butitwasexciting,too!Weactuallysawbears!Bart:Gustav:Bart:Gustav:Bart:Gustav:Carolina:AsummerjoboverseasWow!Thatdoessoundexciting.MaybeIshouldapply.I’llneedajobnextsummer.Sorry,Bart,butyoucan’tapplytothatprogram.It’saspecialprogramforinternationalstudents.Bart:Carolina:LessonAThenaturalworldSpeakingD.Pairwork.Imaginethatyouandyourpartnerarelookingforaplacetolivetogetherasroommates.Writedownsomeoftheimportantthingstoconsider.LessonBTheman-madeworldAsummerjoboverseascost________________________________________________________________________________LessonAThenaturalworldSpeakingE.Pairwork.Readaboutthesetwopossibleplacestolive.LessonBTheman-madeworldAsummerjoboverseasCityapartmentSuburbanhomeexpensivenearpublictransportationsmallbedroomsbigbalconywithagreatviewbigbackyardneedacarquietneighborhoodnothingtodoonweekendsLessonAThenaturalworldSpeakingLessonBTheman-madeworldA:Theapartmentinthecityisexpensive.B:Evenso,it’snearpublictransportation.We’llsavealotoftime.A:Idon’tthinkwecanaffordit.AndIreallydon’tlikethesmallbedrooms.B:Butithasabigbalcony.Imaginesittingonthebalconyandwatchingthesunset.AsummerjoboverseasDiscusswithyourpartnerthepositiveandnegativeaspectsofcityapartmentorsuburbanhome.LessonAThenaturalworldTheGreatPyramidofGizawasthetalleststructureintheworldformorethan4,400years,untiltheEiffelTowerinPariswasbuiltin1889.SpeakingLessonBTheman-madeworldLessonAThenaturalworldAsummerjoboverseasA.Workalone.Takethisquiz.CommunicationLessonBTheman-madeworldWhatintheworld?Whatistheworld’s…KeysLessonAThenaturalworld1.busiestharbor?a.Singaporeb.Busan(SouthKorea)c.HongKong(China)2.largestisland?a.GreatBritainb.Greenland(Denmark)c.Honshu(Japan)3.highestwaterfall?a.TugelaFalls(SouthAfrica)b.AngelFalls(Venezuela)c.SutherlandFalls(NewZealand)CommunicationLessonBTheman-madeworldLessonAThenaturalworldA.Workalone.Takethisquiz.Whatintheworld?Whatistheworld’s…Keys4.oldestactivevolcano?a.Kilauea(USA)b.Yasur(Vanuatu)c.Etna(Italy)5.longestmountainrange?a.theAustrianAlps(Europe)b.theAndes(SouthAmerica)c.theUrals(Europe)6.longestcave?a.MammothCave(USA)b.HollachCave(Switzerland)c.SistemaOxBelHa(Mexico)CommunicationLessonBTheman-madeworldLessonAThenaturalworldA.Workalone.Takethisquiz.Whatintheworld?Whatistheworld’s…Keys7.deepestlake?a.LakeSuperior(USA/Canada)b.LakeNyasa(Africa)c.LakeBaikal(Russia)8.largestdesert?a.theSahara(NorthAfrica)b.theAustralian(Australia)c.theNorthAmerican(Mexico/USA)9.longestcoastline?a.Australia’sb.Canada’sc.Chile’sCommunicationLessonBTheman-madeworldB.Pairwork.Workwithapartner.Askandanswerthefollowingquestions:Whatintheworld?Whichoftheplacesinthisquizwouldyouliketovisit?Leastliketovisit?Why?Abouthowlongdoyouthinkitwouldtaketogetthere?Whatdoyouthinktheplaceislike?LessonAThenaturalworldCommunicationLessonBTheman-madeworldC.Listentotwopeopletalkingaboutnaturalwondersandman-madestructures.Payattentiontotheexpressionstheyuse.Whatintheworld?1.Mt.Fujiisreallybeautifulfromfaraway.Whenyouclimbit,it’sjustrocksanddirt…butit’sreallybeautifulfromfaraway.2.LastyearIwasinSanFranciscoandIhadachancetodriveacrosstheGoldenGateBridge.Whatanamazingfeatofengineering.ItgivesyouachancetolookthroughallofSanFranciscoandoverSanFranciscoBayandit’sjustawonderfulchancetoseethecity.LessonAThenaturalworldCommunicationLessonBTheman-madeworldD.Pairwork.Firstlookatthepicturesoftheseengineeringfeats.Whatdoyouknowaboutthem?Discusswithapartner.Thenreadaboutthemtolearnmore.Whatintheworld?Thisdamisanamazingengineeringfeat.Theengineerschangedthecourseofahugerivertobeabletobuildit.Somepeoplewereagainsttheproject,whileotherssupportedit.Itwasabigcontroversy.ItaipuDam,BrazilandParaguayLessonAThenaturalworldCommunicationLessonBTheman-madeworldWhatintheworld?Thereweresevereobstaclesthatmadebuildingthisbridgedifficult.(Oneexampleisthestrongwatercurrents.)Thisincrediblebridgecanhandlealmostanything.Itcanwithstandbothhighwindsandearthquakes.AkashiKaikyoBridge,JapanLessonAThenaturalworldD.Pairwork.Firstlookatthepicturesoftheseengineeringfeats.Whatdoyouknowaboutthem?Discusswithapartner.Thenreadaboutthemtolearnmore.CommunicationLessonBTheman-madeworldWhatintheworld?Thereareactuallythreetubesthatconnectthe“Chunnel”toEnglandandFrance.Twotubesaccommodatetrainswhileathirdisanescaperoute.Trainstransportbothgoodsandpeoplethroughthetunnel.ChannelTunnel,EnglandandFranceLessonAThenaturalworldD.Pairwork.Firstlookatthepicturesoftheseengineeringfeats.Whatdoyouknowaboutthem?Discusswithapartner.Thenreadaboutthemtolearnmore.OptionalListening1LessonBTheman-madeworldAflyingdisasterJayandElisearetalkingaboutanaccident.Listenandcheckthecorrectpicture.(Track4-1-OL-1)LessonAThenaturalworldAnswer:Picture2B.Listenagain.Howwasthezeppelindescribed?Checkyouranswers.(Track4-1-OL-2)1.□feedthedog√2.□feedthedog3.□feedthedog4.□feedthedog5.□feedthedog6.□feedthedog7.□feedthedog√√√OptionalListening1LessonBTheman-madeworldAflyingdisasterLessonAThenaturalworldscriptJayandElisearetalkingaboutanaccident.Listenandcheckthecorrectpicture.(Track4-1-OL-1)Jay:Comeinhere,Elise.Youshouldseethisshow!Elise:Whatisit?Jay:It'scalled"TheTitanicoftheSky".It'sabouttheHindenburg,agreatengineeringfeat.Elise:TheHindenburg...Jay:Youknow,thatgiantzeppelinthatcrashedin1934.Thirty-fivepeopledied.Elise:Ohyeah,Iremembernow.ItwasflyingfromGermanytotheUnitedStates.Itcrashedasitwaslanding.Jay:Right.It'ssofunnylooking,don'tyouthink?Itdoesn'tlookanythingliketheairplaneswehavetoday.Elise:That'strue.Whywouldpeoplerideinazeppelinanyway?Itseemssodangerous.Jay:Well,somepeoplecalledtheHindenburg"man'sgreatestachievementinflight.“Theythoughtitwassafe,Iguess.Elise:Whorodeinitanyway?Jay:Mostlywealthypeople.Itaccommodatedbetween30and40passengersandcrew.Onepersonsaiditwaslikea"flyinghotel."Elise:Itsoundsprettygreat.Jay:Yeah,anditwasfast.That'swhypeoplerodeit.Theywantedtogettotheirdestinationfaster.Elise:Whydidn'ttheyjusttakeajetplane?Jay:Elise!Youknowtheydidn'thavejetsbackthen.Look,in1934ittookfivedaystotravelfromGermanytotheU.S.byship.Thezeppelincoulddoitinhalfthattime.Itwasspeedy.Elise:Well,maybeI'llsitdownandwatchalittlebit.MaybeI'lllearnsomething...OptionalListening2LessonBTheman-madeworldAbiggercar?A.Listentotheconversationandcheckthecorrectpicture.(Track4-1-OL-3)LessonAThenaturalworldAnswer:Picture2Jack:Ithinkweshouldbuyabiggercar.Bigcarsaresafer.Kayla:Yes,butontheotherhand,theyconsumemoreoil.Jack:Theyalsolookreallycool.Kayla:That’strue,buttherearesomeSUVswhicharenotbigbutalsoverybeautiful.Jack:AndIthinkbigcarsaremorefuntodrive.Kayla:Butthenagain,it’sveryexpensive.Jack:Well,let’sgetmoreinformationaboutseveralkindsofcars,okay?scriptOptionalListening2LessonBTheman-madeworldAbiggercar?LessonAThenaturalworldB.Listentoanotherpersontalkingaboutfamousbuildingsinhiscountryandfillintheblankswithinformationyouhear.(Track4-1-OL-4)Mycountryhastwo(1)____________________calledthePetronasTowers.Thebuildingsare(2)____________________________.Theywere(3)________byanAmericanarchitect,butheusedaMalaysian(4)______.Theywerefinishedin(5)_____,andtheywerethetallestbuildingsintheworldatthattime.Eachtowerhas88floors,andis(6)_______________.IreallylikethePetronasTowers.Theyshow(7)_____________________________________________.veryfamousbuildingsmadeofglass,steel,andconcretedesignedstyle1998452metershighboththemodernandthetraditionalsideofmycountryPropernames:LouvreMuseumI.M.PeiKyoto,JapanHiroshiHaraOtherwords:arcadeOptionalListening3LessonBTheman-madeworldModernbuildings:Welovethem,WehatethemLanguageNotesLessonAThenaturalworldHerearesomewordsyouwillhearinAandB.Readthemaloud.OptionalListening3LessonBTheman-madeworldModernbuildings:Welovethem,WehatethemLessonAThenaturalworldListentoatalkoncontroversiesaboutmodernbuildings.Thenfillinblankstocompletethesentences.(Track4-1-OL-5)Louvreisa____________________,locatedin______,whichisalmost_________old.Therewereabout__________visitorseveryyearfromallovertheworld.2.KyotoisJapan’s______________.Itsrailwaystationwasnot___________forthe__________visitorseveryyear.Thenewstationwouldalsobeahuge________________.world-famousmuseumParis500yearssixmillionancientcapitalbigenoughmillionsofshoppingcenterOptionalListening3B.Nowlistenagainandcompletethechartwiththeinformationyouhear.Kyoto,Japan1989TocopewiththemillionsofvisitorsLouvreMuseumModernbuildings:Welovethem,WehatethemHiroshiHara*Bringsnewlifeintothecitycenter-anugly,modernmistakeOptionalListening3LessonBTheman-madeworldLessonAThenaturalworldscriptB.Nowlistenagainandcompletethechartwiththeinformationyouhear.Modernbuildings:Welovethem,WehatethemTheworld-famousLouvreMuseuminParisisalmost500yearsold,anditfacedaverymodernproblem:Theresimplywasn’tenoughspaceforsixmillionvisitorseachyear.In1989,AmericanarchitectI.M.Peidesignedastrikingglasspyramidinthebuilding’scentertobeavisitorentranceandshoppingarcade.Buthealsostartedanangrydebate.Somepeoplefelthisglassbuildingwasapieceofart,liketheonesinsidethemuseum.Otherssaiditwasjustanugly,modernmistake.Kyoto,Japan,isthecountry’sancientcapital,andtheheartofitsculture.Itsrailroadstationwastoosmallforthemillionsofvisitors.In1997,thecitycompletedanewstationinahugeshoppingcenter,rightintheoldestpartofthecity.DesignedbyHiroshiHara,thebuildingalsocontainsahotelanddepartmentstore.Beforeitwasbuilt,criticssaidthatthehigh,wide,modernbuildingwoulddestroythecity’straditionallook.Ontheotherhand,supporterssaiditwouldbringnewlifeintothecitycenter.OptionalListening4LessonBTheman-madeworldBuildingdownA.Lookatthepictureofanundergroundshoppingmall.Whatdoyouthinkoftheideaof“buildingdown”?Doyouliketheideaofworking,shopping,orlivingunderground?Whyorwhynot?LessonAThenaturalworld3.buildingdownNewwordsovercrowdingrobotmetropolitancontroversygiveupmakesensemallOptionalListening4LessonBTheman-madeworldBuildingdownLanguageNotesB.ListentotheinterviewwithErikaVanBeek,anengineer.AccordingtoErika,whatshouldbedoneaboutovercrowdingincities?(Track4-1-OL-7)Nowcheckyouranswer.1.buildingmoreskyscrapers2.buildinginthesuburbsLessonAThenaturalworldOptionalListening4LessonBTheman-madeworldBuildingdownC.Listenagain.CheckthestatementsyouthinkErikawouldagreewith.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.Weshouldfocusonbuildingmoreskyscrapers.Buildingundergroundisapracticalsolutiontoovercrowding.Weshouldnotconsiderusingrobotsunderground.Therearetoomanypeopleinoururbancenters.Weshouldlimitundergroundprojectstosubwaysandshoppingmalls.Robotsareacheapandsafealternativetousingpeopleunderground.Newtechnologycanmakebuildingundergroundmoreaffordable.√√√√LessonAThenaturalworldOptionalListening4LessonBTheman-madeworldLessonAThenaturalworldscriptListentotheinterviewwithErikaVanBeek,anengineer.AccordingtoErika,whatshouldbedoneaboutovercrowdingincities?ThefuturebuildingboomInterviewer:Whatdoyouthinkisthebiggestproblemfacingourcities?Erika:Ithinkit'sovercrowding.TalktoanyonelivinginamajormetropolitanareaandtheywillsaythesamethingThere'snospace.Eventhesuburbsaregettingcrowded.Interviewer:Well,insomeplacestheresimplyisn'tanylandleftforbuilding,right?Erika:Yes,that'strue,butyouhavetothinkcreatively.Youcan'tgiveupsoeasily.Interviewer:Thinkcreatively?Whatdoyousuggest?Erika:WhatI'msayingisthatwecanbuildmorestructuresunderground.Wecanaddparkinglots,malls,hotels,andevenapartmentbuildings.There'splentyofspace.Interviewer:Isn'titexpensive?Erika:Yes,itcanbe.Inthepastbuildingundergroundhasbeenveryexpensive.However,wehavenewtechnologythatwillbringthecostdown.Itinvolvesusingrobots.Youdon'thavetopayrobotsasalary!Interviewer:Isn't"buildingdown"moredangerousthanotherkindofconstruction?Erika:Actually,Ithinkit'ssaferthanbuildingskyscrapers,forexample.Remember,wealreadydoit.Wehavesubwaysandundergroundshoppingmalls.I'mjustsuggestingweinvestinavarietyofbiggerprojectsandthatwedigdeeper.Interviewer:Whatwouldyousaytopeoplewhodoubtyouridea?Erika:Icanunderstandtheirfeelings.Wheneverthere'sanewidea,itcancausecontroversy.Butbuildingdown"isnotsomekindofimpracticalidea.Itmakessense.Thereissomuchspaceunderground:Itcanaccommodatealotoftraffic,storage,andpeople.Withthenewtechnologywehave,we'dbecrazynottoconsidertheidea–it'sthewaveofthefuture!GlobalViewpoints:Iloveskyscrapers!NaturalwondersMan-madestructuresCityLiving:LessonAThenaturalworldLessonBTheman-madeworldPropernamesOtherwordstheMatterhornNiagaraFallsSwitzerlandSanFranciscoGoldenGateBridgeMt.FujiHooverDamglaciersallofasuddeninpersontechnologicaladvancementsGlobalViewpointsNaturalwondersMan-madestructuresBeforeYouWatchLanguageNotesLessonBTheman-madeworld*MountEverest:amountainintheHimalayas,ontheborderbetweenNepalandChina.ChinesenameQomolangma.LessonAThenaturalworldEverestBaseCampWatchtheinterviewsNaturalwondersandcheckthesentencesthataretrue.Correctthefalsesentences.GlobalViewpointsWhileYouWatchLessonBTheman-madeworldLessonAThenaturalworldKeysGlobalViewpointsWhileYouWatchLessonBTheman-madeworld1.___2.___3.___4.___5.___AlejandrawasimpressedbytheglaciersinthesouthofArgentina.NickandhisdadclimbedallthewaytothetopoftheMatterhorn.CatherineonceclimbeduptothebasecampatMountEverest.KumikosaysthatMountFujiisreallybeautifulcloseup.NataliewenttoNiagaraFallsforafamilyreunion.√WatchtheinterviewsNaturalwondersandcheckthesentencesthataretrue.Correctthefalsesentences.LessonAThenaturalworld╳√╳√AlejandrawasimpressedbytheglaciersinthesouthofArgentina.NickandhisdadclimbedallthewaytothetopoftheMatterhorn.CatherineonceclimbeduptothebasecampatMountEverest.KumikosaysthatMountFujiisreallybeautifulcloseup.NataliewenttoNiagaraFallsforafamilyreunion.1.___2.___3.___4.___5.___GlobalViewpointsLessonBTheman-madeworld√╳√╳halfwayfromfarawayLessonAThenaturalworldKeysWhileYouWatchA.WatchtheinterviewsNaturalwondersandcheckthesentencesthataretrue.Correctthefalsesentences.√scriptAlejandra:OneofthemostbeautifulnaturalwondersI’veseenaretheglaciersinthesouthofArgentina.Nick:TheMatterhorn,whichisamountaininSwitzerland,isoneofthemostbeautifulplacesI’veeverseen.MydadandIclimbedabouthalfway,andoncewegotthereitstartedsnowingsowehadtoturnback.Catherine:IclimbeduptoEverestBaseCamp.Allofasudden,youlookupandthere’sthishugemountainthateveryone’stalkedabout,thateveryone’sphotographed,andyou’veseenwhatit’slikeinpicturesbutyou’veneverseenitinperson.Kumiko:Mt.Fujiisreallybeautifulfromfaraway.Whenyouclimbit,it’sjustrocksanddirt…butit’sreallybeautifulfromfaraway.Natalie:IwenttoNiagaraFallsforafamilyreunion.ItwasoneofthemostmemorabletimesofmylifebecauseIgottobearoundpeoplewhoIlove–myfamily.AnditwasalsooneofthemostbeautifulsitesthatI’veeverseen.LessonBTheman-madeworldGlobalViewpointsNaturalwondersGlobalViewpointsWhileYouWatchB.WatchtheinterviewsMan-madestructuresandcircletheanswers.LessonBTheman-madeworldLessonAThenaturalworld1.KevinsaystheGreatWallofChinawasbuiltbyhundreds/thousandsofpeople.2.GiancrossedtheGoldenGateBridgeinSanFranciscoonfoot/bycar.3.WooSungwasimpressed/unimpressedbytheHooverDam.GlobalViewpointsLessonBTheman-madeworldWhileYouWatchB.WatchtheinterviewsMan-madestructuresandcircletheanswers.LessonAThenaturalworldscriptKevin:Themostimpressiveman-madewonderthatIhaveseenistheGreatWallofChina.TheGreatWalltookseveralthousandsofpeopletobuild,itstretchesmany,manymilesthroughoutChina,anditwasmadeinaperiodwherewedidn’thaveallthetechnologicaladvancements…likecranesandlifts.Gian:LastyearIwasinSanFranciscoandIhadachancetodriveacrosstheGoldenGateBridge.Whatanamazingfeatofengineering.ItgivesyouachancetolookthroughallofSanFranciscoandoverSanFranciscoBayandit’sjustawonderfulchancetoseethecity.WooSung:IsawtheHooverDamonceandIdidn’tlikeitverymuch.Itwasinthemiddleofthedesertandit’sjustveryhot,andtherewasn’tmuchactivitygoingon…andit’sjustabigconcretestructure.LessonBTheman-madeworldGlobalViewpointsMan-madestructuresCityLivingIloveskyscrapers!MaincharactersLessonBTheman-madeworldRobertoChavezTakeshiMifuneMinorcharactorconstructionworkerLessonAThenaturalworldCityLivingInthisepisode,TakeshiandRobertotalkaboutthefamousarchitectureinNewYorkCity.PreviewLessonBTheman-madeworldMan,lookatthat!InNewYorkthere’salwayssomethingbeingbuilt!TakeshiandRobertonoticeanothernewbuildingbeingbuiltintheirneighborhood.LessonAThenaturalworldCityLivingLessonBTheman-madeworldWhatdoyouthinkit’sgoingtolooklike?Robertostartsthinkingaboutwhatthenewbuildingisgoingtobe.LessonAThenaturalworldInthisepisode,TakeshiandRobertotalkaboutthefamousarchitectureinNewYorkCity.PreviewCityLivingLessonBTheman-madeworldI’mgoingtorememberwhatitlookedlike.WhenTakeshisuddenlystartssnappingphotos,Robertoaskshimwhyhe’stakingallthepictures.LessonAThenaturalworldInthisepisode,TakeshiandRobertotalkaboutthefamousarchitectureinNewYorkCity.PreviewCityLivingPreviewLessonBTheman-madeworld…I’llbetheonlyonewithpicturesofitbeforeitwasbuilt.Cool,huh?WhenRobertoisstillconf