欢迎来到英语课堂Module6ListeningWarandpeaceCompletethesentenceswiththeverbsinthepastsimple.breakfallfeelflyshakethink1.Irememberthatthehouse______duringthebombing.2.Theplanes________verylow.shookflew3.Alotofbombs_______onthedocks.4.Alotofpeople________theundergroundwouldbethesafestplace.fellthoughtbreakballfeelflyshakethink5.They________thechainsonthedoors.6.You________muchsaferintheunderground.feltbreakballfeelflyshakethinkbrokeAnswerthequestionsabutAliceandHenryPorter.1.HowoldwereAliceandHenrywhenthebombingcampaignstarted?Alicewas7,andHenry12.2.WherewasAlicewhenshesawthebombingforthefirsttime?Inherbedroom.3.WhatdidHenryandhisbrotherdo?Theywentoutintothestreettowatchtheplanes.4.WherewasAlicewhenabombfellonherstreet?Intheunderground.5.WhowasHenrywithonthenightheremembersbest?Hisfather.Completethesentenceswiththewordsbelow.1.Irememberthatthehouseshook,andIlookedthroughmybedroom___________.2.Irememberseeing________inthedistance.firesannoyedcountingexcitedfiresshoutingsoundsupposedwindowwindow3.Ialsorememberthatmyparentswerevery__________withme.4.ThefirstthingIrememberwasthe________oftheplanes.annoyedsoundannoyedcountingexcitedfiresshoutingsoundsupposedwindow5.Ialsorememberfeelingvery_______.6.IfIrememberrightly,weweren’t___________todothat.excitedsupposedannoyedcountingexcitedfiresshoutingsoundsupposedwindow7.Icanrememberthefiremen_________toeachother.8.Iremember__________thetimebetweentheraidsonenight.shoutingannoyedcountingexcitedfiresshoutingsoundsupposedwindowcountingListentothetape.Interviewer:I’mtalkingtoAliceandHenryPorter,whobothlivinginLondonduringtheSecondWorldWar,andwhobothexperiencedthebombingcampaignwhichisknownastheLondonBlitz.Alice,whatareyourstrongestmemoriesofit?Alice:Well,Iwasonlysevenyearsoldatthetime,andthefirstbombsfellalongwayfrommyhouse.ButIrememberthatthehouseshookandIlookedthroughmybedroomwindow.Irememberseeingfiresinthedistance.I’veneverforgottenthat.Londonwasonfireallaroundme.Thereweresomanyfiresthatthecloudsintheskyturnedpink.Unforgettable.Interviewer:Yes,indeed.Alice:Ialsorememberthatmyparentswereveryannoyedwithme.Interviewer:Why?Alice:BecauseIwaslookingthroughmybedroomwindow.Youweren’tsupposedtodothat.Youhadtokeepyourwindowscoveredallthetimeatnight.Interviewer:Henry.WhatareyourfirstmemoriesoftheBlitz?Alice:Well,I’molderthanAlice,andIwas12whenthebombingstarted.ThefirstthingIrememberwasthesoundoftheplanes.Theyflewverylow.MybrotherandIwentoutintothestreettowatch.Wenevertoldmyparentsaboutthat.IfI’dtoldthemaboutthat,theywouldhavekilledme!Interviewer:howdidyoufeelwhenyouwentintothestreet?Wereyouafraid?Alice:Well,yes,IsupposeIwas.ButIalsorememberfeelingveryexcited.Interviewer:Anddidanyofthebombsdropnearyou?Alice:Notonthefirstnight,no.AndIoftenwonderwhy.Isupposebecauseweweren’tnearanyfactoriesandweweren’tnearthedocks.Alotofbombsfellonthedocks.Interviewer:Andlater?Alice:Later,yes.Abombfellonourstreet.Interviewer:Didyouseeit?Alice:No.Wewereintheair-raidshelter.OtherwiseIwouldn’thavesurvived.Actually,wewereintheundergroundstation.That’sright,theundergroundstation.IfIrememberrightly,weweren’tsupposedtodothat.Interviewer:Really?Alice:Yes.Thegovernmentthoughtthatitwouldn’tbesafe,sotheyputchainsonthedoors.Alotofpeoplethoughtitwouldbethesafestplacesotheybrokethechains.Afterthat,alotofpeoplewentthere.Interviewer:Andtheywereright.ItWASmuchsaferintheunderground.Alice:Yes,youfeltmuchsaferintheunderground.Theyweresheltersabovethegroundaswell.Anditwasmuchnoisierthere.Interviewer:Henry,what’syourstrongestmemory?Henry:Onenight,myfatherandmecameoutofthehouselaterthaneveryoneelse.Wehadtorunabouthalfamiletotheundergroundstation.Anditwasoneoftheworstnights.Theskywasfullofplanes,andyoucouldhearthesoundsoffallingbombs.Thatwasterrible.I’llneverforgethearingthatsound.Interviewer:Whatelsedoyouremember,Alice?Alice:Thefiremen.Interviewer:Thefiremen?Alice:Yes,theywerewonderful.Assoonastherewasafire,afireenginearrived.Icanrememberthemshoutingtoeachother.Verybravemen.Interviewer:Howoftendidthebomberscome?Henry:Everynight.Interviewer:Really?Henry:yes,andnotjustonceanight.Iremembercountingthetimebetweentheraidsonenight—therewasaraideverytwominutesforaboutanhour.Interviewer:Thankyoubothforsharingyourmemorieswithus.Alice:You’rewelcome.Henry:WEshouldthankYou.Weappreciatedtheopportunitytotalk.
