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一.过去的回顾

同步延伸阅读：新概念英语第三册第28课

【参考答案】

1. From authorised sellers, retail or online.

2. The differences are in the size, logo and colour scheme.

3. By looking up the serial number on their website/app or scanning the barcode.

4. To either call the legitimate manufacturer or contact the industry association.

5. By using it on a small area of our skin.

二、本期内容

[文本主题]

第29课讲了一个幽默故事，证明幽默与文化密切相关。为此，我还选择了一篇略带幽默的文章，这是一篇关于新冠肺炎民众在俄期间调侃政府无能的故事。

【延伸阅读】

一.条款内容

During the coronavirus crisis, Russians are using their love of black humor to help boost morale. Although the number of cases is declining, the number of cases in Russia ranks third in the world. Some people think that the blockade rules are too strict and the government's support for enterprises is insufficient. Such complaints have already appeared.

In a sketch, TV comedian Maxim Galkin imitates a conversation between President Vladimir Putin and the mayor of Moscow, which is about a fictitious government order and outlines a "breathing schedule" with the relaxation of the blockade. "It sounds undemocratic-as if we want to control who can breathe, when and who can't," Putin, with a serious expression, said in the sketch. Considering the suppression of political opponents, Putin continued: "It is true that we sometimes cut off some people's oxygen, but we will not cut off most people's oxygen-at least for now. So let's just add one word (and call it) timetable to breathe freely. "

The other is a cursed ballad written by comedian Xie Miao Slepakov, hoping that the blockade will end so that people can go back to their old lives, although they may be depressed. "Let's go back to the terrible things in this country," he sang a chorus while playing the guitar. "They can trample on our rights, transport our timber to China and raise the pension age to 72," he sang sarcastically.

Several jokes poke fun at the authorities for having required entrepreneurs to pay staff in full throughout the shutdown despite many of them complaining of too little government help.

"Putin walks into a bar, orders a beer for everyone and says' free'", which is a popular joke. A joke repeats the report that the global wildlife has recovered due to the blockade of economic activities, saying that in Russia's very traditional rural areas, the only new way of life is the returning workers who have lost their jobs in cities. "Because of quarantine, the environment has become much cleaner, and Russian villages have seen the return of baristas, marketing professionals and personal growth coaches."

[词汇注释]

1. Morale: Morale

2. Crisis: Crisis

3.记录

4. complain: complain

5. insufficient: insufficient

6. bubbling: bubbling

7. Sketch: Sketch

8. spoof: spoof

9. fictional: fictional

10. Outline: Overview

11.放松：放松

12.斯特恩：认真的

13.充满诅咒的：充满诅咒的

14. Folk songs: Folk songs

15.忧郁：忧郁

16. intonation: chanting

17.乱弹：演奏

18. Nonsense: Nonsense

19. Irony: Irony

20. Entrepreneurs: Entrepreneurs

21.即兴：即兴创作

22. resurgence: resurrection

23. Isolation: Isolation

24.咖啡师：咖啡馆服务员

二、阅读题目

根据文章内容，判断下列句子是对的(t)还是错的(f):

1. The number of coronavirus cases in Russia ranks fourth in the world.

2. President Putin himself chatted with the mayor of Moscow in a TV sketch.

3. Comedian Semyon Slepakov plays the violin in a ballad.

4. Entrepreneurs are required to pay their staff in full during the shutdown.

5. Wildlife are reported to revive worldwide because of the lockdowns.

三、参考答案

参考答案将在下期发布，敬请关注我们的更新。如果有必要，你可以从下面购买新的三本教材：

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