希望之星英语风采大赛培训教程（高中大学版）

出版时间：2008-12  出版社：外语教学与研究出版社  作者：滕继萌 编  页数：153  
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内容概要

　　《希望之星培训教程（高中大学版）》为《“希望之星”英语风采大赛培训教程》分册。《“希望之星”英语风采大赛培训教程》是中央电视台和外语教学与研究出版社合作开发的第一套专门针对“希望之星”英语风采大赛的培训教程，由外研社独家出版！　　本系列丛书分为两本：小学初中版和高中大学版，其特色为：　　大赛环节，逐个击破　　题型多变，丰富教学；　　视频荟萃，精彩纷呈；　　现场点评，指点迷津；　　实战模拟，保驾护航；　　思维拓展，灵活应用。

作者简介

　　滕继萌，北京外国语大学美国研究中心滕继萌副教授，硕士生导师、长期担任央视九套Dialogue及中国国际广播电台客座嘉宾，国内各大英语赛事评委，外国首脑政要来华首席高级翻译，曾任基辛格、布莱尔、布什来华随身翻译。北京环球时代学校高级口译、同声传译、英语国家文化首席主讲，口译专家。

书籍目录

“希望之星”英语风采大赛简介第一章　赛前准备第一节 如何培养并获得语感第二节 如何记忆单词第二章　语言类试题第一节 公共演讲艺术1.命题演讲2.演讲稿点评3.即兴演讲第二节 辩论与讨论第三节 文字游戏、绕口令及“故事接龙”第三章　感官类试题第一节 图片题第二节 听力题第三节 录像题第四节 实物题第四章　表演类试题第一节 电影配音、唱歌、健美操等第二节 情景表演第五章　体验类试题第六章　文化学识与笔试准备第一节 英语国家文化常识第二节 笔试准备第七章　参赛礼仪及技巧第一节 赛场礼仪第二节 演讲礼仪第三节 表演技巧第四节 演出及化妆第五节 大赛评委的观察与思考

章节摘录

　　An introduction　　Much of what you read in this chapter， and others to follow， will be contrary to whatyou have been taught about public speaking. Good——because， the title of this chapternotwithstanding， there is very little "science" in the art of persuasion. But there is a whole lotof "art"， which indicates creativity， and creativity has no bounds， only some guidelines of whathas worked well before and might work well again if creativity——originality， if you will——iswhat you seek. And that should be exactly what you seek if you want to win speech contests.　　Almost all forms of speech are persuasion. When you speak， almost always you wantsomeone to do something， think something， believe something， like or dislike something.You are expressing a wish， a desire， a warning， a belief， a fear， or simply the need to explainsomething you have seen， felt， heard or thought to someone else; and you want people tobelieve you. It might be you wanting your parents to buy you a video game; it might be youwanting your friends to believe that you really did see a blue cat with six legs; it might beyou wanting a whole nation to believe your course of action is the right one.　　More directly to the point， it might be you wanting a panel of judges to believe yourspeech is persuasive enough to give you a mark of 9.3 rather than an 8.3. And that is noteasily done——unless you believe in what you are saying. And even then it is not easily done;but， it is the starting point and ending point， if persuasion is your goal. And it must be. In thespeech-making business， as in all highly competitive endeavors， there is but one dictum， and I coined it a long time ago， it is： Be good or be gone.