【正文】 d bring back pleasant memories of traditional shopping. There are also many fresh food displayed at the bakery, fish and delicatessen counters. These fresh and natural food reminds people of the fun and pleasure of shopping in the past. 2. bring back a memory/memories of: Something that brings back a memory makes you think about it. article brought back sad memories for me. 你的文章勾起了我悲傷的回憶。 customers can use to pay for 170。 to encourage shoppers to e into the store 170。 (to) place/put attractive goods … … near the checkout/entrance … at eyelevel 216。 (to) broadcast information about special offers Suggested answer:Designers put attractive goods like sweets near the checkout. They also place big brand names and processed food like precooked meals at eye level to attract attention and to make goods easy to reach. They highlight special offers/low prices with a red pen to attract attention to them. They play soft music in shops to make you feel relaxed. They broadcast information about special offers through loudspeakers in the shop. 2. Coming into Lesson 2 Listening 1: Asking for directions.Supermarkets Directions: Listen to the radio report and then decide whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F). True False[ ] [ ] J. Cullen had an ordinary grocery store in New York. [ ] [ ] ’s idea was to tell customers to fetch goods from the shelves themselves. [ ] [ ] had to do three things to make his idea work. [ ] [ ] 4. Michael sorted goods into groups like ‘fruit and vegetables’, for example. [ ] [ ] 5. Customers also had to pack the goods themselves. [ ] [ ] 6. The shop assistants just packed goods and filled shelves. [ ] [ ] 7. Cullen opened the world’s first real supermarket in New York on 14 September 1930. [ ] [ ] 8. Supermarkets sold a few high quality products at a fair pricekeys: T T F T F T F F Listening 2: A trip to town Directions:1. Listen and link photos a–c to the dialogues 1–3. a. camera shop b. farmer’s market c. supermarket Dialogue 1. _______c_____ 2. _______b______ 3. _____a_______Directions: 2. Listen again and note down the details. 1. Who is Jinjing talking to: a farmer, a shop assistant or a checkout assistant? Dialogue 1: __________________。 Dialogue 3: _________________3. How much has she to pay: 163。? Dialogue 1: ____________。 a farmer, 2. paying for groceries, buying eggs, buying a camera 3. 163。 Listening Shopping dialogue Directions: Listen to the shopping dialogue. Then choose the correct answer. 1. Anna wants to buy _____ A. some shoes B. a swimming suit C. a tracksuit2. Anna is size _____ A. 36 B. 38 C. 393. The colour of the first suit was _____A. blue B. green 4. Anna doesn’t want red because it attracts_____A. animals B. birds 5. The second track suit was made of _____A. cotton 6. Anna wants a tracksuit that is made of_____A. pure cotton B. nylon C. wool choose the_____ tracksuit.A. second pays ______ euros for the tracksuit B. thirtyfive C. thirtyeightkeys: Script:Dialogue 1 Supermarket Michael J. Cullen had a grocery store in New York. Business was all right, but he wanted to do much better. Then he had an idea: he would tell customers to fetch goods from the shelves themselves and pay for them as they left the store. For this to work, he had to do two things. First, he had to sort goods into groups, fruit and vegetables, and meat, for example. Secondly, he had to pack and price goods in individual portions. His assistants didn’t serve customers any longer. They just packed goods and filled shelves. Cullen opened America’s first real supermarket in New York on 4 August 1930. And it was an immediate success. When he died just six years later, there were already seventeen ‘King Kullen’ supermarkets in the USA. Cullen’s idea of having separate food departments and selling large amounts of food at discount prices soon changed food retailing throughout the world. Michael J. Cullen opened America’s first real supermarket and made it a great success. His supermarket operation and original food retailing mode influenced the whole world.Listening 2: A trip to town Dialogue 1 CA = checkout assistant CA Hello. Jinjing Hi. CA Can I help you pack your purchases? Jinjing Thanks, but I’m fine. I’ve only got a few things — some coffee and sugar and some cans of coke. CA Right ... That’s five seventyfive, please. Jinjing Here’s my credit card. CA Thanks. And do you have a loyalty card? Jinjing Oh, yes, here you are. CA Could you enter your PIN, please? Jinjing Sure. CA Thank you. Here are your cards. Jinjing Thanks. Bye. CA Bye.Dialogue 2Jinjing How much are the eggs, please? Farmer The large ones are one fifty a dozen. Jinjing Er ... one fifteen, did you say? Farmer No, sorry. I’m afraid they’re one fifty. You see, they’re organic. And organic produce has to be a bit more expensive than ordinary food. Jinjing I see. And the mediumsize eggs? Farmer One thirty. Jinjing Fine, well, I don’t need many. Just half a dozen, please. Farmer Right. One small box of mediumsize eggs. Here you are, Miss. And I promise you they’re the best eggs in the world. Not like the rubish they sell you in the supermarket!Dialogue 3 SA = shop assistant SA :Good morning. Can I help you? Jinjing:Well, yes. I’m interested in a digital camera. But the problem is that I don’t want to pay more than about sixty pounds, say. SA:That’s no problem, madam. I can show you three models at about that price. How about this Canon, for example. That’s a very good camera.Jinjing:Oh yes. I had a Canon before. How much does this one cost? SA: