老师：Hello, boys, girls, nice to meet you. I'm Miss Liu from Hongguang Middle School. Welcome to this lesson. Today we are going to learn Unit 4, Life on Mars, Integrated Skills. Boys, girls, think about what will life on Mars be like? It would be not very crowded and polluted. The food would be in the form of pills and not very tasty. What about the gravity? Yes, the low gravity may cause some problems. People will have large houses to live in. People may have more time to relax. People needn't go to school every day. They can go to online schools. People may miss our friends on the earth. Life on the Mars will be very interesting and challenging, and it may be interesting and meaningful to simulate life on Mars. Boys, girls, simulate, simulate.
老师：Here is a piece of TV news about Mars. Now what? And answer number one, who took part in the activity? No. 2, what did they do?
学生：Six scientists have simulated life on Mars on the Hawaiian volcano. The scientist lived in the 93 square meter solar powered dome for the past year. They ventured out only for simulated spacewalks, fully attired in Mork space suits. The experiment is the fourth and longest so far in the Hawaii Space Exploration Analog and simulation high seas. Funded by NASA and overseen by the university of Hawaii, the project aims to create guidelines for future man missions to Mars. The crew members will leave the mock up Mars habitat on Sunday.
老师：Okay, boys, girls, can you answer the questions? Number one, who took part in the active? Okay, six scientists. What did they do? They did some research and simulated life on Mars. More than 80% people would like to live in such an area before moving to Mars. Percentage. Percentage. They don't want to risk their life risk. Risk. Okay, boys, girls, here is a TV program about Mars. Now let's try to listen and help Sandy make notes.
学生：Is there water on Mars? Should we move there? What would life be like there? These are the questions that were asked when a survey was carried out in schools in Sunshine Town, the survey showed that 50% of the students would like to move away from the earth. On Friday evening live on Sunshine TV, some students will discuss these questions to find out what they think. Make sure you watch moving to Mars from 7:30 p m. To 9 p m. Here on on Sunshine TV.
老师：Boys, girls, have you got answers? Number one survey carried out in schools in Sunshine Town, 1 on Friday channel Sunshine TV. Name of program, moving to Mars time 7:30 to nine PM percentage of students who would like to move away from the earth, 50%. Boy skills. Let's read the typescript and circle the relevant sentences. Is there water, a mass? Should we move there? What would life be like there? These are the questions that were asked when a survey was car
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