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How To Reada Newspaper如何阅读报刊

How to Read a NewspaperBy Walter CronkiteInternational Paper asked Walter Cronkite, for years television’s foremost news anchorman, and an ardent advocate of the need for a free people to remain free by keeping fully informed, to tell you how your newspaper can help you cope better with your world each day.If you’re like most people you try to keep up with the news by watching it on television.That’s how 65% of us get 100% of our news – from the24-odd-minute TV news broadcast each evening.The problem – and I know the frustration of it firsthand – is that unless something really special happens, we in TV news have to put severe time limitations on every story, even the most complicated and important ones.Get more than headlinesSo what we bring you is primarily a front-page headline service. To get all you need to know, you have to flesh out those headlines with a complete account of the news from a well edited and thorough newspaper.Is it really necessary to getthe whole story? DorothyGreene Friendly put it this way:“What the American peopledon’t know can kill them.”Amen.News people have aresponsibility. And so do you.Ours is to report the news fairly,accurately and completely.Yours is to keep yourselfinformed everyday.I’l l never forget thequotation hanging in Edward R.Murrow’s CBS office. It wasfrom Thoreau: “It takes two tospeak the truth – one to speakand one to hear.”Take a three-minute overviewHere’s how I tackle thepaper. For starters, I take athree-minute overview of thenews. No need to go to thesports section first, or the TVlistings. With my overviewyou’ll get there quickly enough.First I scan through the front-page headlines, look at thepictures and read the captions. Ido the same thing page by pagefront to back. Only then do I goback for the whole feast.The way the front page is“made up” tells you plenty. Forone thing, headline type sizewill tell you how the paper’seditor ranks the stories onrelative importance. A majorcrop failure in Russia should getlarger type than an overturnedtruck of wheat on the Interstate,for example.Which is the main story?You’ll find the main or leadstory in the farthest upper-righthand column. Why? Tradition.Newspapers used to appear onnewsstands folded anddisplayed with their top right-hand quarter showing. Theymade up the front page with thelead story there to entice readers.You’ll find the second mostimportant story at the top far left,unless it’s related to the leadstory. Do you have to read allthe stories in the paper? Gosh,no. But you check them all.Maybe the one that appears atfirst to be the least appealingwill be the one that will mosteffect your life.News is information, periodA good newspaper providefour basic ingredients to helpyou wrap your mind around thenews: information, background,analysis and interpretation.Rule #1 of Americanjournalism is: “News columnsare reserved only for news.”What is news? It is informationonly. You can tell a goodnewspaper story. It just reportsthe news. It doesn’t try to slantit. And it gives you both sidesof the story.Look out for a lot ofadjectives and adverbs. Theydon’t belong in an objectivenews story. They tend to colorand slant it so you may come toa wrong conclusion.Do look for bylines,datelines and the news servicesources of articles. These willalso help you judge a story’simportance and its facts.As you read a story you canweigh its truthfulness by askingyourself, “Who said so?” Lookout for “facts” that come fromunnamed sources, such as “a highly placed government official.” This could top you off that the story is not quite true, or that someone – usually in Washington – is sending up a “trial balloon” to see if something that may happen or be proposed gets a good reception.Another tip: check for “Corrections” items. A good newspaper will straighten out false or wrong information as soon as it discovers its error. A less conscientious one will let it slide or bury it.An Upside Down PyramidReporters write news stories in a special way called the “invertedpyramid” style.That means theystart with the end,the climax of thestory, with themost importantfacts first, thenbuilding moredetails in order of importance. Thisis unlike thetelling or writingof most stories,where you usuallystart at the beginning and save the climax for last. Knowing about the newspaper’s “inverted pyramid” style will help you sift facts.A well-reported story will tell you “who”, “what,” “when,” “where,” and “how.” The best newspapers will go on to tell you “why.” “Why” is often missing. And that may be the key ingredient.Many important stories are flanked by “sidebars.” These are supporting stories that offer,not news, but the “why” –background and analysis– tohelp you understand andevaluate it.Background offers helpfulfacts. Analysis frequentlyincludes opinion. So it shouldbe – and usually is – carefullylabeled as such. It’s generallyby-lined by an expert on thesubject who explains the causesof the news and its possibleconsequences to you.No good newspaper will mixinterpretation with the “hard”news, either. Interpretationgoes beyond analysis and tellsyou not just what will probablyhappen, but what ought tohappen. This should be clearlylabeled, or at best, reserved forthe editorial pageor “op-ed”(opposite theeditorial) page.Form your ownopinion firstI form myown opinionbefore I turn tothe editorial pagefor the pundits’views. I don’twant them to tellme how to think until I’vewrestled the issue through to myown conclusion. Once I have,I’m open to other reasoning.Resist the temptation to let themdo your thinking for you.Here’s an idea I firmlybelieve in and act on. Whenyou read something thatmotivates you, do somethingabout it. Learn more about it.Join a cause. Write a letter.You can constantly vote onissues by writing letters,particularly to yourcongressman or state or localrepresentative.To understand the newsbetter, you can also read newsmagazines. Books help to fill inthe holes too. During theVietnam war, for example,many people felt that the dailynews wasn’t entirelysatisfactory. The truth is, youcould have gotten manyimportant new facts from thebooks coming out at the time.Pick a TV story and follow itNow that I’ve taught youthe basics of getting under theskin of a newspaper, letnewspapers get under your skin.Tonight, pick an importantstory that interests you on theTV news. Dig into the story –in your newspaper. Follow it,and continue to follow it closelyin print. See if you don’t findyourself with far moreunderstanding of the event.And see if you don’t have afar more sensible opinion as tothe “whys” and “wherefores” ofthat event, even down to how itwill effect you – and maybeeven what should be doneabout it.Keep up with the news theway my colleagues and I do –on TV and in the newspapers.Learn to sift it for yourself, toheft it, to value it, to question it,to ask for it all.You’ll be inbetter control of your life andyour fortunes.And that’s the way it is.Walter Cronkite。

关于news与newspaper的用法

关于news与newspaper的用法一、news的用法1. 表示“消息”“报道”，是不可数名词。

如：现在报道几条有趣的新闻。

误：Here are some interesting news.正：Here is some interesting news.正：Here are some interesting pieces [items] of news.2. 表示“有关……的消息或报道等”，通常后接介词of, about。

如：What’s the latest news about the election?选举的最新消息是什么?I was happy at the news of his return.听到他归来的消息我很高兴。

二、newspaper的用法1. 表示“报纸”，可视为news（消息）和paper（纸）组合而成，但两者均为不可数名词，而newspaper作为供人阅读或传递信息的一种东西——报纸，它是可数的。

如：我进来时他在读报纸。

误：When I entered he was reading a piece of newspaper.正：When I entered he was reading a newspaper.比较：a piece of news (paper) 一条新闻（一张纸）但是值得注意的是：若不是将newspaper当作是供阅读或传递信息的一种东西，而是把它仅仅当成一种“纸”来看待，则也可用作不可数名词。

如：Wrap it in (a sheet of) newspaper. 用（张）报纸把它包起来。

2. 其前用介词in 和on, 含义有差别：Look, there is a photo in the newspaper. 瞧，报上登有一张照片。

Look, there is a photo on the newspaper. 瞧，报上放有一张照片。

高一人教版英语必修1第一单元试题(附答案)

高一人教版英语必修1第一单元试题（附答案）第一部分听力(共两节，满分30分)第一节(共5小题;每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)听下面5段对话。

每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。

听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。

每段对话仅读一遍。

1.WhatwillthewomandotonightA.Lookafterhersister.B.Seeafilm.C.Visithersister.2.WherearethespeakersA.Inamuseum.B.Inasupermarket.C.Inazoo.3.WhowillcarrytheboxupstairsA.Theman.B.Thewoman’sson.C.Theman’sson.4.WhatdoesthemanaskthewomantodoA.Toturndowntheradio.B.Toplaymusic.C.Towritealetter.5.WhydoesthemangohomeoftenA.Hemisseshismother.B.Hismotherisill.C.Hishomeisnotfaraway.第二节(共15小题;每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)听下面5段对话或独白。

每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。

听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟;听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。

每段对话或独白读两遍。

听第6段材料，回答第6至7题。

6.WhatdidMr.WhitegotoLondonforA.Tomeetafriend.B.Forsightseeing.C.Onbusiness.7.HowdidhimfindthetripA.Interesting.B.Terrible.C.Unusual. 听第7段材料，回答第8至9题。

上外中级口译第三版听力教程原文及讲解--Unit 10

Unit ten. Part one. We are surrounded by news. 2. Exercises.1. This is a talk about the work of a journalist. Listen and supply the missing words you hear from the talk.Nowadays more than ever before we are surrounded by news. You can get the news on radio, on television, in newspapers, and on the internet. In fact so many new stories appear everyday that is impossible to keep up with them. And behind all of these stories there is a journalist. First of all there are different kinds of journalists like entertainment journalists, sports journalists, and crime journalists. And they all work hard to deliver the news 24 hours a day. So how exactly do they find and write stories? Let’s look at the work of one type of journalist, a city reporter. Sometimes journalists are called reporters because they report the news. So a city reporter is a person assigned to find and write stories about local news. How does the reporter do her work? Well, to begin with she should be in contact with lots of different organizations, the local police, and fire apartments, the offices of local politicians, and religious and civic organizations in the neighborhood. Once the reporter had a good relationship wi th these organizations she can call them to see what’s happening or they might call her to tell her about something that’s going on. There are two kinds of story she could write about. The first is a planned event for which the reporter can anticipate many of the details. For example, a politician could be opening a new department store. The second is an unplanned event. For example, a fire or a crime. Usually unplanned events are more exciting.2. Listen to a talk about the types of news and then provide the missing information in the spaces given below.Let’s look at one kind of unplanned event, a crime. Imagine that a fight breaks up between 4 men in a neighborhood bar, and one of the men threatens another with a knife. The reporter will probably see a few lines about the crime in the police log. When she knows what happened she can go to the scene of the crime and interview people. The first person she will want to interview is a police officer. So that she can get the facts. There are four very important facts that every reader wants to know at the beginning of every story. One, what happened? Two, when did it happen? Three, where did it happen? And four, who was involved? Once the reporter has the basic facts of the story she can begin to interviewwit nesses. When you are interviewing witnesses it’s very important to get each witnesses full name and some other details, perhaps the person’s job or age. These details will make the story more interesting and credible. However, it’s important not to report too much personal information or anything that is scandaless. When the reporter has finished interviewing people she will go back to the news room and write the story. At that point she might talk to her editor to decide whether she has a good story. Together the reporter and editor must decide whether the reporter has enough facts and material to make a good story. Is it clear what happened and why?Part 2. Statements. 2. Exercises. Listen and then choose the answer that is closest in meaning to each statement you hear.1. In spite of the repeated complaints lodged by the local residents the noise of the construction site disturbed the people in the neighbor-hood.2. Charles is going to France for a short stay. In order to reduce the travelling expenses he paid for the airplane tickets 2 months in advance.3. It was Christmas and most people stayed in for family reunion. There was little traffic. So Mary got home in half the usual time.4. Peter often has a lot of good ideas and starts to implement them but he rarely follows them through to completion.5. If this weather keeps up you’d better buy a warmer coat. Spring is still a long way off, you know.6. Don’t report your wallets stolen to the campus security office before you have checked your car or our jacket pocket everywhere.7. I hear that Pocker Electronic is going to be holding interviews on campus next week. I’d like to talk to them and drop off my resume.8. Anybody who has seen the photograph will feel amazed how much the boy takes after his father who is a well-known lawyer in town.9. If the students don’t like the canteen food they can always buy a meal at one of the nearby restaurants, though they will have to pay a little bit more.10. The storm was much stronger than we had originally expected, causing extensive damage in this part of the coastal region.11. Hello, this is doctor Graze’s office, we are calling to remind you of your 4:15 appointment for your annual check-up tomorrow.12. My friend Rosy who had been teaching chemistry at a local high school for 10 years got a job with a drug company.13. Thank you for saying that my apartment looks great, but I didn’t paint it myself. I had it done professionally.14. Though I am not very much interested in politics, political topics are a source of many heated discussions among my friends.15. Doris would like to see your photographs from Australia. And so would I. You and your wife must have an excellent time there.16. We haven’t decided what to call the newly built stadium of o ur university. No one has come up with anything yet.17. These trees next to my house are beautiful and they are useful. They cut down the need for air-conditioning.18. The strike of the air control workers throughout the country brought air travel to a standstill. All domestic and international flights have been canceled or delayed.19. I telephoned the garage and they said that this car was so damaged that it is beyond repair. It will have to be scrapped.20. We went down town last weekend and attended a concert. The foreign orchestra performed well at the concert and got a good review in the newspaper.Part three. 3. Exercises. 1. I’d like to get your opinion about the news. This is a short conversation about the news in a newspaper. Listen and choose the best answer to each question you hear.1. I’d like to get your opinion about the news.W: Hi, Brown, I’d like to get your opinion about the news.M: OK. Well, I get most of my news on the internet. But I read papers too.W: And what do you think about the news in the newspaper?M: What I noticed about the papers is that the news is really depressing, especially the main stories. You have bombings, and accidents, and people killing people. I find more and more that the news in the United States i s getting focused on negative things. It’s always a disasterof some sort.W: So you think it’s very negative.M: Yeah. And there is something else. I’d like to read about international news. But it seems that people hear aren’t really that interested in it. I read somewhere I can’t remember that it is a prestige thing to cover the international news.W: And you don’t think people in the United States like the international news.M: No, I don’t. But because I have lived in so many countries around the w orld I am interested in international news. The news in Korea is from everywhere, the United States, Europe, Japan, China. Anyway what I like about newspapers are the arts and cultural sections, and the human interests stories which can be really up-liftin g. I’d like to read about people. For example, there was a story about some crime in the park, but now they are examining that case again. And it turns out that the five young people who they thought did it might be innocent actually. It was shocking that the judicial system had failed in the beginning. But I am glad they finally found out that those young people were innocent.W: So you liked that story.M: Yeah, I mean that kind of news. People could actually read it and feel positive like you could really improve the system or whatever compared to the news that is depressing. You feel helpless. You can’t do anything about it.Questions:1) What’s Brown’s opinion about the news in the newspaper?2) What type of news does Brown like to read about?3) Why is he interested in international news?4) Brown likes several sections in newspapers. Which of the following is not one of those sections?5) Which of the following statements is true about Brown?2. How do you become a foreign correspondent? Listen to the interview with a journalist and then choose the best answer to each question you hear.W: How do become a foreign correspondent?M: Usually you have to start at the beginning. That is you have to begin as a journalist of some sort on a local newspaper, a local radio station, maybe on this small magazine workyou way up. Now there aren't that many organizations which have large numbers of foreign correspondents. So you also have to sort of work with that aim in mind. Another way of doing it is to work abroad and work as a free-lance what we call a stringer, that’s somebody who sells stories and gets paid by the price to newspapers and magazines, and so on, and hoping to build up a reputation that way, and eventually to be offered a full time job. And that sometimes works. But I think to be honest, most people just drift into being foreign correspondents.W: What qualifications do you need? For example, a degree?M: I don’t really know what qualifications as such. I mean obviously a degree in moder n languages or political science or economics would be very useful. But a degree in itself probably won’t be enough to make an editor to decide to send you abroad. So it’s difficult to define precise qualities. You are going to need stamina, and ability to assimilate information quickly and accurately, and then produce stories which fit the style of the newspaper or radio or television station you work for. But there is no list of qualifications that an editor is going to be looking for when he is trying to appoint a new correspondent to a particular place. And so it often becomes a fairly personal choice I think.Questions:1) What’s the interview mainly about?2) According to the interview if you want to become a foreign correspondent you have to do something as a start. Which of the following is not one of these things mentioned in the interview?3) According to the interview what qualifications are needed for being a foreign correspondent?4) Which of the following statements is true when an editor is trying to appoint a foreign correspondent?中级口译听力教程第三版5AAn intermediate course of English listening. Third edition.Unit 10. Part 3. 3. Advertising is part of our daily lives. Listen to a passage about advertising and then provide the missing information in the spaces given below.Advertising is part of our daily lives. To realize this fact you have only to live through themagazine or newspaper, or count the radio or television commercials that you hear in one evening. Most people see and hear several hundred advertizing messages everyday. And people respond to the many devices that advertisers use to gain their attention. Advertizing is a big business, and to many people a fascinating business filled with attraction and excitement. It is part literature, part art, and part show business. Advertizing is the difficult business of bringing information to great numbers of people. The purpose of an advertisement is to make people respond. To make them react to an idea, such as helping prevent forest fires, or to make them want to buy a certain product or service. At the beginning of the 20th century, advertizing was described as salesmanship imprint. If this definition work expanded to include radio and television, it would still stand today. The most effective way to sell something is through person to person contact. But the cost of person to person selling is high, because it takes a great deal of time. It increases the cost of the product or service. Advertising distributes the selling message to many people at one time. The first printed advertisement in the English language appeared in 1478. This early ad was the work of England’s first printer. He used it to advertize religious books from his own workshop. He posted small printed notices along London’s main streets. Besides advertising his product he identified his shop with a red stripe shield so that customers could find it easily.Part four. Listening and translation. 2. Exercises.1. Sentence translation. Listen and translate each sentence you have heard into Chinese. Then write it in the space given below.1) Shirley, the best course of action would be to consult your lawyer before you sign the contract. Anyway, this is a big contract, and it is vital for your company.2) We can definitely assum e that this year’s show has been a huge success for the exhibitors, and that the fare has given the economy a significant impulse.3) I have certain reservations about setting up a branch in that area. It may be very difficult to expand into the market there.4) People have grown accustomed in recent years to higher and higher rates of inflation though sometimes they still make complaints.5) The success of any retail store depends largely on its sales workers. Courteous and efficient service from behind the counter does much to build up the store’s reputation.2. Passage translation. Listen and translate each passage you have heard into Chinese. Then write it in the space given below. You may take notes while you are listening.1) My car is always breaking down. I have so much trouble with it. I wish there were some kind of device that would monitor the different parts of your car. You know, some kind of machine that will tell you when the engine is not working well or there are any problems of the brak es. That way I wouldn’t have to worry about my car. I could just take it to the garage right away and get it fixed.2) In this talk I would like to deal with the sources of the strength of the trade union movements in Britain. Trade unions in Britain are generally believed nowadays to be in a position of great political strength. What is this strength based on? I am going to suggest that it is based on three things, political power, economic power, and the protection of the law.Unit tenPart One We are surrounded by NewsTo assign分配给某人一部分工作去做或一份东西去使用/指定某人做一工作或任一职务; 委派, 选派某人/指定（时间﹑地点）; 确定（原因）/将（财产﹑权利等）转让予某人; 过户予某人.Civic集镇的; 城市的; 市的/公民的; 公民身分的; 市民的To anticipate预见到（要发生的事或需要做的事）而采取措施/先（於别人而）做（某事）; 抢先於（某人[某事物/期望, 预料（某事物/预先处理或提前使用（某事物Police log警方日志Witness事故（现场）的目击者/（在法庭上经宣誓的）证人/证词（尤指法庭中的）; 证明; 证据:Credible可信的; 可靠的Scandalous adj. 不体面的, 可耻的, 可恶的Part twoTo take after 照顾/与... 相像Canteen工厂﹑办事处﹑学校等的）食堂./ 一套刀﹑叉﹑勺的）餐具箱/士兵或露营者的）水壶.Part threeTake... with a grain of salt 不能完全相信Biased adj. 有偏见的Prestige 威望，影响力Uplifting adj. 令人振奋的Judicial法庭的; 司法的; 法官的; 审判的/善於判断的; 有判断力的; 明断的; 公正的Crossword puzzle纵横填字字谜Part fourCourteous彬彬有礼的; 客气的1.Surely the best course of action would be to consult your lawyer before you signthe contract. Anyway this is a big contract and is vital for your company. 在你签订合同之前，最好的做法当然是咨询你的律师。

newspaper 怎么读

newspaper 怎么读
“newspaper”是一个英语单词，其发音为英式/ˈnjuːzpeɪpə(r)/，美式/ˈnuːzpeɪpər/。

它的基本含义是“报纸”，指的是一种印刷品，用于传递新闻、信息、观点和观察等。

“newspaper”作为名词，通常被用来描述一份具体的报纸或报纸这种媒介。

例如，我们可能会说“I read the newspaper every morning.”（我每天早上都看报纸。

）在这个句子中，“newspaper”指的是一份具体的报纸。

此外，“newspaper”还可以用来指代整个报纸行业或报纸所报道的新闻内容。

例如，我们可能会说“The newspaper industry is changing rapidly.”（报纸行业正在迅速变化。

）在这个句子中，“newspaper”指的是整个报纸行业。

总之，“newspaper”是一个常用的英语单词，用于描述报纸这种媒介、具体的报纸或报纸所报道的新闻内容。

其发音为英式/ˈnjuːzpeɪpə(r)/，美式/ˈnuːzpeɪpər/，在各种语境中都有广泛的应用，是了解时事、获取信息的重要工具之一。

报纸newspaper

报纸是一种以刊载新闻和时事评论为主的定期向公众发行的印刷出版物，是大众传播的重要载体，具有反映和引导社会舆论的功能。

The newspaper is a printed publication, mainly published news and current affairs review, issued to the public on a regular basis.It is an important way of mass media, which has the ability to reflect and guide public opinions.名词解释相关名称中文名称：报纸[拼音] [bào zhǐ]英语名称：newspaper法语名称：journaux发展历史简史报纸从诞生到今天已经走过了漫长的历史。

公元前60年，古罗马政治家恺撒把罗马市以及国家发生的事件书写在白色的木板上，告示市民。

这便是世界上最古老的报纸。

汉代的邸报是中国最早的报纸。

From birth to today, the newspaper has gone through a long time.60 years BC, the Roman statesman Julius Caesar, wrote the events of the Roman on the white board, noticed to citizens. This is the oldest newspaper in the world.The han dynasty's Tipao is the earliest newspaper in China.1450年，欧洲的德国人谷登堡发明了金属活字印刷技术，于是印刷的报纸开始发行。

1493年，罗马发行的报纸上刊登了哥伦布航海的消息。

当时的报纸只是在发生引人注目的大事件时才发行。

报道用英语怎么说

报道用英语怎么说报道，通过报纸、杂志、广播、电视或其他形式把新闻告诉群众或指用书面或广播、电视形式发表的新闻稿。

那么你知道报道用英语怎么说吗?下面来学习一下吧。

报道英语说法1：report报道英语说法2：cover报道英语例句：据报道说，明天有日环食。

It was reported that there would be an annular eclipse tomorrow.据报道，这艘客轮与一艘油轮相撞。

The liner is reported to have been in collision with an oil tanker.这个报道与我们昨天听到的有矛盾。

The report contradicts what we heard yesterday.动物园里小企鹅的出生受到了广泛的报道。

The birth of a baby penguin in the zoo was widely reported.报纸上满是关于世界政治三巨头会晤的报道。

The newspaper was covered with reports of the meeting of the three political titans in the world.报纸上有许多关于基督教长老会的报道。

There are some reports about the Presbyterian Church on the newspaper.连续报道有第一轮报道与第二轮报道之分。

Reports of the first round for the second round reported reports and runs.可能每个报道中都有许多未报道到的珍品存在.There are perhaps a dozen unreported treasure finds for each one reported.所以在我们的系列报道中，我们将呈现包含最新信息的新报道。

Dear Editor

Dear Editor-in-ChiefCongratulations on,the,5'h anniversary,of Global Mirror!（热烈祝贺《环球镜报》创刊5周年）My name is LiHua, I m a faithful reader of global mirror. I’m a regular reader of your newspaper. I like your newspaper very much.. First, it can tell us the news both domestic and foreign country .Secondly，it can also introduce some story about famous peole. I d like to come up with a suggest about the newspaper.Many readers are like study English, we hope that the English articles can be published on the newspaper.Finally,I hope the Global Mirror will be more popular.此致Sincerely yours, 尊敬的主编Li Hua 李华我叫李华，我是环球镜报的忠实读者。

我经常阅读你的报纸。

我非常喜欢你们的报纸。

首先，它告诉我们新闻的国内和国外。

其次，它也介绍一些名人的故事。

我想提出一个建议。

许多读者都喜欢学习英语，我们希望英语文章可以发表在报纸上。

最后，我希望环球镜报会更受欢迎。

此致李华Hi, Susan,We're throwing a surprise party for xiaoming's birthday．I am writing to invite you to our party .The party will be from 8 o'clock to 9 o'clock on friday in the students' club. We will have a birthday song, cake for xiaoming. And there will be games.But,it must be ready to prepare a gift for xiaoming. We're waiting for you.你好苏珊我们准备为小明举行生日聚会给他个惊喜。

有关报纸的英语作文

有关报纸的英语作文English:Newspapers play a crucial role in society by providing up-to-date information, analysis, and opinions on a wide range of topics. They serve as a primary source of news for many people, covering local, national, and global events. Newspapers not only inform the public about current affairs but also help individuals stay informed about political developments, economic trends, cultural events, and more. In addition to news, newspapers often include editorials, columns, and letters to the editor, which allow readers to engage with different perspectives and viewpoints. Furthermore, newspapers play a vital role in holding governments, businesses, and other institutions accountable by investigating and reporting on issues of public interest. Overall, newspapers are essential for a well-informed and democratic society.中文翻译:报纸在社会中发挥着至关重要的作用，提供关于各种主题的最新信息、分析和观点。

报纸newspaper可数吗

报纸newspaper可数吗报纸newspaper是可数的。

英语单词newspaper的中文意思为“报纸；报社；白报纸；新闻纸；新闻用纸；报馆；报界；旧报纸”，当表示报纸的种类或作为阅读的报纸时时可数名词，比如a newspaper。

newspaper一、读音英[ˈnjuːzpeɪpə(r)] 美[ˈnuːzpeɪpər]二、释义n. 报纸；报社；白报纸；新闻纸；新闻用纸；报馆；报界；旧报纸三、词汇搭配动词+～appear in the newspaper 见报buy a newspaper 买报纸circulate newspaper 发行报纸close a newspaper 查封报纸形容词+～rolled-up newspaper 卷起来的报纸serious newspaper 严肃的报纸,重要的报纸student-run newspaper 学生办的报纸weekly newspaper 周报名词+～blackboard newspaper 黑板报college newspaper 大学学报evening newspaper 晚报morning newspaper 晨报～+名词newspaper holder 报夹newspaper man 新闻记者newspaper office 报社newspaper report 新闻报道介词+～file of newspapers 报纸的合订本columns of a newspaper 报纸的专栏四、双语例句1.I read every last article in the newspaper.报纸上的每一篇文章我都读。

2.I read about it in the newspaper.我在报上看到了这件事。

3.She asked mom how to deal with the old newspaper. 她问妈妈那些旧报纸怎么处理。

4.Her name has appeared in the newspaper.她的名字上了报。

介绍报纸英文作文

介绍报纸英文作文英文：Newspapers are a vital source of information for people all over the world. They provide us with news, opinions, and analysis on a wide range of topics, from politics and economics to sports and entertainment. I believe that newspapers are an important part of our daily lives, and I try to read them as often as possible.One of the things I like about newspapers is that they offer a variety of perspectives on the same story. For example, if there is a major event happening in the world,I can read about it in several different newspapers and geta better understanding of what is happening. I also appreciate the fact that newspapers often have in-depth articles on topics that are not covered as extensively on television or online.Another thing I like about newspapers is that they area great way to stay informed about local news and events. For example, my local newspaper has a section dedicated to community events, such as festivals and concerts, which I find very helpful. I also like reading about local politics and issues that affect my community.In addition to providing information, newspapers canalso be entertaining. I enjoy reading the comics andpuzzles in the newspaper, and I know many people who look forward to reading the horoscopes every day. Overall, I believe that newspapers are an important part of oursociety and will continue to be so for many years to come.中文：报纸是全球人民获取信息的重要来源。

托福听力TPO35原文以及解析

听力
Conversation 1 Narrator: Listen to a conversation between a student and a faculty advisor for the university newspaper. Student: Hi, I am sorry to bother you, but…
of rural, and you know, not cosmopolitan. Student: Well, none of us thought it was very funny. Faculty Advisor: Well, sometimes it’s best just to roll with it. It is just a cliché; everybody knows it is not true. Student: But I thought we could expect better than that here. Faculty Advisor: Well, I am certainly in favor of getting a variety of viewpoints. [so why don’t you go talk to the editor, Jennifer Hamilton, and tell her you want equal time? You or Sally could write a response.] Student: [Really? She would let us do that? ] Didn’t she write it? Faculty Advisor: I’ll let Jennifer know you are coming, she feels the same way I do. She is journalism major. She would be happy to publish another point of view. 1. 4，原文说到她来是 about the newspaper，说 the editor used the situation to say some really

读报纸 Newspaper Reading 英语作文

Newspaper ReadingNewspapers reading helps in developing a personal vocabulary. You can correct your grammar and learn new words by reading a newspaper. Also, a person can speak fluently due to reading a newspaper on a variety of topics or subjects. A person can speak fluently on unique and various topics, with the help of daily reading of the newspaper.Long and Short Essays on Newspaper ReadingWe provide students with essay samples on newspaper reading essays of 500 words and ashort piece of 150 words on the same topic for reference.Long Essay on Newspaper Reading 500 Words in EnglishFor students, newspaper reading is essential and is usually helpful. One of the most beneficial habits is reading the newspaper. To know the worlds current affairs, one should read the newspaper daily. We are getting information from a reliable source to know about the latest events. We also get to know about the different entertainment industry, sports, politics, economics, and much more.Also, in finding jobs, newspapers do help us as most companies post advertisements for job vacancies in newspapers. Reliable companies for business and employment opportunities post their ads in the newspaper so that people can see how the company is an excellent place to seek jobs. Furthermore, with the help of newspapers, one can easily promote their brands and products. The consumers learn about the launch and latest deals, connecting them to various businesses.Most importantly, the newspaper also improves a person’s grammar and vocabulary. You canrectify your grammar and learn new words through a reading newspaper. In addition, a person can speak fluently on unique and various topics, who reads a newspaper. As people who read a newspaper are well aware of the most common topics, they can socialize better. Similarly, newspaper reading also saves one from getting bored. One won’t need any company if you have a newspaper in hand.Most importantly, newspapers help in developing a personal vocabulary. You can correct your grammar and learn new words by reading a newspaper. Also, a person can speakfluently due to reading a newspaper on a variety of topics or subjects.Unfortunately, the habit of reading newspapers is dying, although having so many benefits. Electronic gadgets are becoming more convenie nt, so people don’t bother to pick up a paper and read. Everything has now become instant and digital. People believe it only reports what they have been told about, so there is no longer waiting for newspapers.Also, reading is deemed to be an endangered habit for many individuals. Everything is visual and convenient now that nobody wants to readpapers, letters, books, etc. People nowadays prefer to watch the news on their smartphones or TV, but will not read a proper newspaper. To add more to this, the cheap internet has made things worse. As a result of this, everybody is turning lazy day by day. As nobody wants to read in today’s time being, the younger generation is suffering inferior vocabulary skills. People depend on autocorrect to correct their mistakes as they do not know how to spell.Perhaps the spread of false news is one of the most dangerous things provided to mankind. Whatever articles people find on their socialmedia websites without fact-checking, they will believe it but will frown when they are asked to read a legitimate newspaper article.The social media is now filled with people claiming the Earth is flat, and Climate-change isn’t real, and it is not a surprise. A lack of sheer ignorance and proper awareness is a result of it. Perha ps these incidents wouldn’t be as unfortunate if people would read more newspapers, and stop reading every second article on Facebook, as they are right now.Short Essay on Newspaper Reading 150 Words in EnglishOne of the most beneficial habits is reading the newspaper as we are getting information from a reliable source to know about the latest events. We also get to know about the different entertainment industry, sports, politics, economics, and much more.Reliable companies for business and employment opportunities post their ads in the newspaper so that people can see how the company is a good place to seek jobs. Most importantly, newspapers help in developing a personal vocabulary. You can correct your grammar and learn new words by reading anewspaper. Also, a person can speak fluently due to reading a newspaper daily on a variety of topics or subjects.As everything is visual and convenient now that nobody wants to read papers, letters, books, etc. People nowadays prefer to watch the news on their smartphones or TV, but will not read a proper newspaper. As a result of this, people depend on autocorrect to correct their mistakes as they do not know how to spell, and everybody is turning lazy day by day.10 Lines on Newspaper Reading in EnglishNewspapers provide us with relevant international as well as local news.Newspapers help individuals to stay up to date with all the current affairs.We get a clear and better idea about a country’s social, economic, and political situation through the newspapers.Reading a newspaper makes him/her a fluent speaker and increases one’s vocabulary.The confidence to take part in debates and discussions are provided through daily reading a newspaper.A better idea about all the politics of your country is transparently provided through newspapers.Newspapers can help you seek for employment and find jobs.A Newspaper has a minimum chance of false or inaccurate news as it is a very professional document.Reading a newspaper regularly will help you boost reading and will become much faster.Newspapers improve one’s way of writing.FAQ’s on Newspaper Reading EssayQuestion 1.Why is reading newspapers beneficial for a person?Answer:To know the worlds current affairs, one should read the newspaper daily. We get to know aboutthe different entertainment industry, sports, politics, economics, and much more.Question 2.Why reading newspapers has become rare in today’s time?Answer:Everything is visual and convenient now that nobody wants to read papers, letters, books, etc. People nowadays prefer to watch the news on their smartphones or TV, but will not read a proper newspaper.Question 3.What are the consequences of deemed habit to read the newspaper?Answer:The spread of false news is one of the most dangerous things due to the deemed habit to read the newspaper. People have started believing everything they find on their social media websites without fact-checking.。

高二英语Unit4 Newspaper知识精讲人教版

高二英语Unit4Newspaper知识精讲人教版一. 本周教学内容：Unit 4 Newspaper二. 重点、难点：BackgroundProducing a NewspaperThis piece of work is about producing a newspaper . There are two main tasks :Writing the news storiesLaying out the newspaperWriting the storiesThis is the job a reporter on a newspaper would do . The actual information for the stories has been provided for you . When a reporter interviews someone , they can either take notes , or they might use a small tape - recorder to record the interview . You have these tape recordings written out for you . (This is called a transcription) .Laying out the newspaperThis task is done by a number of people in the newspaper . The reporter produces the actual text of the story . The editor (or one of the sub - editors) then decides how important the story is . If it’s a really important story , it goes on the front page . If it’s not quite so important , it goes on one of the inside pages . So one of your jobs will be to decide which of the stories you are going to use , and where they will go in your paper .The other main job is to make all the stories fit on the page . The editor partly does this , by reading through the draft copy of each story , and cutting out stuff that isn’t needed , (or morelike ly telling the reporter to do this !) . Then it’s up to the page designer to use the computer software to make the headlines , stories and possibly pictures or graphics fit on to the page . So at different stages in the work , you are reporter , editor and page designer , (and possibly all three at the same time !) .Functional sentencesAre you / Will you be free then ? Yes , I’ll be free . I’d like to go .Let’s go together then . I’ll meet you at the theatre at six - thirty .Good ! See you then .What time shall we meet ? Where is the best place to meet ?What about meeting outside……? I suggest…….Language points1. 据说他们都很棒。

英语 in the newspaper 和 on the newspaper 区别

当我们想要表达“在报纸上”时，会想到两个短语，一个是in the newspaper, 另一个是on the newspaper. 它们都有“在报纸上”的意思，但差别还是很大的。

1. on the newspaper：是指具体的东西放在了报纸的上面。

例句1：There is a cup on the newspaper.
报纸上面有一个茶杯。

例句2：Don’t put your wet hand on the newspaper.
别把你的湿手放在报纸上。

注意，以上两个例句可以看出，on the newspaper 是指把真实物体放在了报纸的上面，报纸在底下。

2. in the newspaper：是指刊发在报纸上面。

例句3：I saw the latest news in the newspaper.
我在报纸上看到了最新消息。

例句4：You can always find information about Covid-19 in the newspaper.
你总能在报纸上找到关于新冠疫情的信息。

3. 区别小结
通过以上学习，我们可以看到，这两个表达方式还真是差别很大。

在报纸上可以为在报纸的上面，就像在桌子上面一样；也可以为刊发在报纸上，在报纸上刊登出来。

所有，一个用on the newspaper, 一个用in the newspaper. 另外，如果想表达“写在纸上”，是用on 还是用in 呢？请大家留言。

英语关于newspaper的作文(事件)

英语关于newspaper的作文(事件)全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1The newspaper has been a crucial part of our daily lives for centuries. It serves as a primary source of information, enabling us to stay informed about what is happening in the world around us. Whether it's local news, international events, sports updates, or entertainment gossip, the newspaper provides us with a diverse array of information to keep us well-informed.Newspapers play a vital role in society by serving as watchdogs, holding those in power accountable, and bringing important issues to the forefront. They also provide a platform for people to voice their opinions through letters to the editor and opinion pieces. This exchange of ideas helps to foster a sense of community and encourages dialogue on important topics.In recent years, the newspaper industry has faced numerous challenges, primarily due to the rise of digital media. With the advent of the internet, many people now prefer to get their news online through websites, social media, and news apps. This shiftin consumer behavior has led to declining readership and decreased revenue for traditional newspaper companies.Despite these challenges, the newspaper industry continues to adapt and evolve to meet the changing needs of readers. Many newspapers now have online editions, multimedia content, and interactive features to engage their audience. In addition, some newspapers have implemented paywalls and subscription models to generate revenue and ensure their long-term sustainability.One of the most significant advantages of newspapers is their credibility and reliability. Unlike social media and other online sources, newspapers adhere to strict journalistic standards and ethics, ensuring that the information they provide is accurate and well-researched. This commitment to quality journalism sets newspapers apart as a trusted source of information in a world where fake news and misinformation are rampant.The newspaper industry also plays a crucial role in democracy by providing citizens with the information they need to make informed decisions. Through investigative journalism and in-depth reporting, newspapers uncover corruption, expose wrongdoing, and shed light on important issues that affectsociety as a whole. This watchdog function is essential for holding governments, corporations, and other powerful institutions accountable.In conclusion, the newspaper remains an indispensable part of our lives, providing us with valuable information, analysis, and perspective on the world around us. Despite the challenges facing the industry, newspapers continue to play a vital role in informing, engaging, and empowering readers. As long as there is a need for reliable, accurate news, the newspaper will continue to be a cornerstone of our society.篇2The Importance of Newspaper in Today's SocietyNewspapers have long been a vital source of information for people all over the world. In today's fast-paced digital age, where news travels at the speed of light through social media and online platforms, the humble newspaper still holds its own as a reliable and trustworthy source of information. In this essay, we will explore the role of newspapers in society and why they remain relevant in the digital age.First and foremost, newspapers provide in-depth coverage of current events and issues. Unlike online news sources thatoften prioritize sensationalism and clickbait, newspapers offer detailed analysis and in-depth reporting on a wide range of topics, from politics and economics to culture and sports. This depth of coverage allows readers to gain a deeper understanding of complex issues and make informed decisions about the world around them.Moreover, newspapers serve as a checks and balance on power. Investigative journalism plays a crucial role in holding governments, corporations, and other institutions accountable for their actions. Through in-depth reporting and thorough investigation, newspapers uncover corruption, injustice, and abuse of power, shining a light on issues that might otherwise go unnoticed or unchallenged.In addition, newspapers promote literacy and critical thinking. Reading a newspaper requires a level of attention and engagement that is often lacking in our digital world of short attention spans and instant gratification. By reading newspapers, people develop their reading and comprehension skills, as well as their ability to think critically and analyze information.Furthermore, newspapers provide a sense of community and connection. Local newspapers, in particular, play a vital role in fostering a sense of community identity and belonging. Theyreport on local events, showcase local businesses and organizations, and highlight the achievements and challenges of the community. By reading their local newspaper, people feel more connected to their neighbors and more invested in the well-being of their community.In conclusion, newspapers continue to play a crucial role in today's society, despite the rise of digital media. They provide in-depth coverage of current events, serve as a checks and balance on power, promote literacy and critical thinking, and foster a sense of community and connection. As we navigate the complex and ever-changing world around us, newspapers remain a trusted source of information and a valuable resource for people of all ages.篇3The Importance of Newspapers in Today's Digital AgeIn today's digital age, where information is just a click away, the importance of newspapers may seem to be fading. However, newspapers are still a vital source of news and information for millions of people around the world. From local events to global happenings, newspapers provide a comprehensive overview of what is going on in the world.One of the main reasons newspapers are still relevant today is the credibility they offer. Unlike social media or online news websites, newspapers are held to a higher standard of journalistic integrity. They have a team of professional journalists who fact-check and verify information before publishing it. This ensures that readers can trust the information they are getting from newspapers.Newspapers also offer a more in-depth analysis of news stories compared to other forms of media. While television and radio news may provide a brief summary of current events, newspapers often have longer articles that delve deeper into the issues at hand. This allows readers to gain a better understanding of complex topics and form their own opinions.In addition to news, newspapers also provide valuable information on a wide range of topics such as sports, entertainment, and business. Many newspapers have dedicated sections for these topics, allowing readers to stay informed on the latest trends and developments in their areas of interest.Furthermore, newspapers play an important role in holding those in power accountable. Investigative journalism, a hallmark of newspapers, helps uncover corruption, injustice, and wrongdoing in society. By shining a light on these issues,newspapers help create a more transparent and accountable government.Moreover, newspapers serve as a historical record of a society's past. By documenting events as they happen, newspapers provide a snapshot of a particular moment in time. Researchers, historians, and future generations can look back at newspapers to understand how society has evolved over the years.Despite the rise of digital media, newspapers continue to remain a vital source of news and information for people around the world. Their credibility, in-depth analysis, coverage of a wide range of topics, and role in holding power accountable make them an indispensable part of our lives. As we navigate through an increasingly digital world, let us not forget the importance of newspapers in keeping us informed and engaged in the world around us.。

关于newspaper的句子(英语句子)

关于newspaper的句子英语句子newspapern. 报纸报社旧报纸No other item in a newspaper provides such entertaining reading or offers such a deep insight into human nature.没有哪一个报纸上的项目都无法提供如此有趣的阅读以及展现出对人性的深刻理解。

来自：广告的优势Advantages of AdsPick up the nearest magazine or newspaper and count the advertisements that really offend you.拿起最近一期的报纸或是杂志，数数上面那些让你讨厌的广告。

来自：广告案例The Case for AdvertisingHe sat there reading the newspaper for a few minutes,then left for home feeling much satisfied that nothing unhappy had happened to him that day.他坐在那儿读了一会儿报纸，然后就心满意足地回家去了，那一天没有任何不幸的事情发生在他身上。

来自：A Careless Person一个粗心的人No newspaper can present all aspects of our life, for each serves a different goal.没有哪一份报纸可以为我们展现生活的方方面面，每一份报纸只是为我们提供一个不一样的方向。

来自：报纸是否应该被取代Should Newspapers Be Replaced?Secondly, weshould recycle the newspaper and glasses.第二，我们应该回收报纸，循环利用玻璃。

报纸格式英文作文

报纸格式英文作文英文：Newspaper Format。

As a reader, I find that the format of a newspaper is very important. It affects how easy it is to read and understand the information presented. In my opinion, a good newspaper format should have clear headings and subheadings, a logical flow of information, and a good balance between text and images.Firstly, headings and subheadings should be clear and concise. They should give readers an idea of what thearticle is about and help them navigate through the newspaper. For example, a heading like "Local News" is too broad, while "City Council Approves New Traffic Plan" is more specific and informative.Secondly, the flow of information should be logical.Articles should be arranged in a way that makes sense and allows readers to follow the story easily. For example, if an article is about a new city park, it should start with an introduction about the park, followed by details about its features and amenities, and end with information about the park's opening date.Lastly, a good balance between text and images is important. Too much text can be overwhelming and make readers lose interest, while too many images can be distracting and take away from the content. A good mix of both can make the newspaper more engaging and visually appealing.中文：报纸格式。