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模块七 Module VII Improving our lives《Reading(2)：The evolution of video and sound devices》集体备课教案优质课下载
I. Revision: Smart response for 2 tasks.
II. Listening: Listen and fill in the 6 blanks.
China finds drug users among car-hailing app drivers
Thousands of drivers working for popular car-hailing apps in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen have been found to have criminal records, including drug offences.
On Tuesday, the city’s municipal transport committee summoned（传唤） executives from five major car-hailing apps in the country. The authorities accused the apps of being lax（松懈的）in crosschecking（审核）the 1.______________of drivers.
Locate your position, 2. __________________, and within minutes, a car arrives to pick you up. Most consumers must never get tired of the convenience of the many car-hailing and car-sharing apps now available.
However, recently, the top five taxi-hailing app companies in China were called in by authorities in the southern city of Shenzhen over the lax process of screening drivers.
Thousands of drivers working for these apps have been found to have criminal records, and some even had 3. _______________. An initial inspection by Shenzhen's public security department showed that among the pool of Shenzhen’s app drivers, 4.___________had a criminal history of drug use, while1,661 had significant criminal records.
One driver was 5.________________, and at least one other was a registered psychiatric（精神病的）patient with a history of violent public behavior. China is now drawing up rules to regulate the booming ride-hailing industry, and pledged to prioritize（承诺优先考虑）the security of consumers.
III. Reading: Read the passage and finish the 3 exercises below.
Legal status of app-based ride-sharing a new start
Customers?love them, = 1 ﹨ GB3 ① __________________________________________.
Taxi drivers?oppose them, because their rapid expansion and popularity have resulted in obvious lack of customers for the traditional taxi market.
Government regulators?find them concerning, because they do raise questions about safety, fairness and legitimacy（合法性）. Not to mention, they do not fit into any existing regulatory framework. That is why mobile app-based ride-sharing services, such as Uber, have found themselves in a gray zone, which is really worrying. In Beijing, for instance, where Uber and its Chinese look-alikes have grown quickly, contracted drivers （签约司机）have been operating in secret mode for fear of heavy fines.
= 2 ﹨ GB3 ② _______________________________________, Uber and similar services have continued developing and mushrooming.
In China, it goes far beyond a more pleasant user experience. = 3 ﹨ GB3 ③ ________________________________. Uber and its local peers have reportedly provided numbers of chances for the unemployed. One survey even reported that being a contracted driver is the only source of income for more than half of the workers laid off（下岗）recently in the coal and steel industries.
To sum up, an all-win, all-happy solution is difficult to arrive at precisely because such services are too new, too complicated for regulators.
1. The underlined word ‘concerning’ has the similar meaning to _____________.
2. Choose 3 sentences to smooth the passage.
a. Lots of recent surveys have shown the new services are a job creator
b. as there are no practical rules to manage them
c. because private transportation has never been this convenient, efficient and accessible
d. Uber is considering quitting Chinese market
e. Though there are complaints, resistance, even bans in some places
3.Underline the benefits and drawbacks of online car-hailing service mentioned.