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Unit2Let'stalkteens阅读课文及语法知识预学案-高中英语牛津译林版(2020)

新牛津译林版高一必修一Unit2 Let’s talk teens 阅读文章及语法预学案(附答案）一、课文（Reading）：Strangers under the same roof?及同步分段翻译Strangers under the same roof?Does every dinner with your parents seem to turn into a battle? Have your once warm and open conversations become cold and guarded? Do you feel that you just cannot see eye to eye with them on anything? You are not alone.Heated arguments and cold silences are common between teenagers and their parents.每天的家庭晚餐幻化成激烈战斗？热情开朗的谈话蜕变成冷淡警惕？无论什么事情都夏虫语冰？其实大家都一样。

青少年和父母之间，无论是激烈争论，还是冷面以对，都并不少见。

Teenagers’physical changes may result in such family tensions. You may feel anxious that you are developing at a different rate to your friends,shooting up in height or getting left far behind. You might worry about your changing voice, weight problems or spots. When it all gets too much, your parents are often the first targets of your anger.这种家庭紧张气氛有可能是由青少年的身体变化引发的。

Teens高中版第10期总第809期参考答案

2020-21学年第10期总第809期高一III版听力原文第一节听下面5段对话，每段对话后有一个小题。

从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。

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。

Text 1W: Have you got any idea about what to buy for Maria’s birthday?M: Well, I'll get her a new schoolbag. Jim promised to take her to watch a movie.Text 2M: What is it like living in on-campus housing?W: It’s not as bad as I thought it would be. The freshmen that live nearby are really loud, but the rent is much cheaper than private housing, so it’s worth it.Text 3W: I think this color isn’t quite right for me. Do you have the same dress in white? M: Let me look. I’ve got one in blue, green, pink, black and white. Here you are. W: This is perfect!Text 4W: Hi, Sally. Which club will you join?M: I really like chess and poetry; however, I decided to sign up for the singing club. Text 5W: Do you have any plans for tomorrow?M: Well, I was going to see some friends.W: With the cold and wet weather, the roads are going to be rather slippery.M: OK then, I might cha nge my plan. I don’t like driving in dangerous weather conditions. Do you have any plans for tomorrow?W: I just have to go to class tomorrow afternoon.第二节听下面5段对话或独白。

teens报纸答案

teens报纸答案【篇一：21世纪学生英文报阅读练习 teens 391-393】_______ no. _______the right direction (p1)请选择最佳的答案() 1. which band sings the song what makes you beautiful?a. one directionb. the right directionc. uk boy bandd. justin bieber() 2. how many members are there in the band?a. threeb. fourc. fived. six() 3. when did the band start?a. in 2009b. in 2010c. in 2011d. in 2012() 4.where did they sing the song what makes youbeautiful? a. opening ceremony of the london olympicsb. opening ceremony of the beijing olympicsc. closing ceremony of the london olympicsd. closing ceremony of the beijing olympics() 5. who is the youngest of them?a. zayn malikeb. louis tomlinsonc. niall horand. harry stylesit all adds up for lloyd liu (p3)请选择最佳的答案() 1. which grade is lloyd liu in?a. in grade 6b. in grade 7c. in grade 800d. in grade 13() 2. --when do most students begin to learn calculus? ---when they are ____.a. in high schoolb. in primary schoolc. in math schoold. in the university() 3. what’s important when studying math in liu’s opinion?a. calculusb. logical thinkingc. the satd. multiplication tables() 4. what did liu advise to learn math?a. calculatingb. thinkingc. doing exercisesd. understandingmoments of joy for chinese superstars (p4)判断句子正确与否，对的写t(true)错的写f(false):() 1. china got 88 gold medals at the london olympics.() 2. lin dan fell behind at first in the game with lee chong wei.() 3. sun yang is the first male chinese to win an olympic gold. () 4. ye shiwen got two gold medals at the london olympics.key: 1-5 acbcd 1-4 babd 1-4 ftftteens 392 第2期班别：初一（）班姓名：___________ no._______a strange kind of chinese name (p3)true (t) or false (f):( ) 1. many americans call the writer “ksang-yi”.( ) 2. french and japanese people find it easy to say “sin-yi”. ( ) 3. many foreign languages don’t have the sound of the chinese “x” spelling.( ) 4. the writer is an american.( ) 5. in eng lish, “mao” is the fist name of the writer’s.from chocolate beans to bars p4answer the following questions:( ) 1. ---when is international chocolate day? ---it’s on__________.a. september 10b. september 13c. september 31d. september 30.() 2. where can you find charlie and the chocolate factory?a. in a bookshopb. in a cinemac. in a factoryd. a or b() 3. in which step is the chocolate colored?a. in step 2b. in step 3c. in step 4d. in step 5() 4. who were called oompa-loompas?a. charlie and the other four childrenb. johnny depp and roald dahlc. those dwarfs in the factoryd. truck drivers() 5. what is the right order of making chocolate?① workers cook the beans and make them into liquor.②send to the shops or supermarkets ③make chocolate by adding sugar or milk ④ farmer dry the cocoa beans in the sun.⑤put chocolate into boxesa.③⑤②①④b. ①④③⑤②c. ④①③⑤②d. ④①③②⑤thank you dear teacher(p5)answer the following questions:() 1. di fferent countries have teachers’ dayon _________.a. different daysb. the same monthc. the same dayd. the same week() 2. ---when is chinese teachers’ day? ---it’s on ________.a. september 5b. september 10c. the first week of mayd. october 9() 3. ---what do indian students do on teachers’ day?--- students and teachers change _______.a. cards to give wishesb. gifts in classc. pencilsd. roles for a day() 4. how many countries are mentioned (提及) in the passage?a. twob. threec. fourd. five() 5. which gift aren’t the gifts which american students give to the teacher?a. mugsb. pencilsc. pictures of appesd. apple ipad 3key: 1-4 fftff 1-5 bdbcc 1-4 abdbdteens393 第3期初一（）班姓名：___________ no. _______spider and the bat (p1) true or false：() 1. spider-man and batman are both chinese superheroes.() 2. peter is a shy high school boy and wears a red and blue bodysuit.() 3. bruce has a sixth sense and wears an all black bodysuit. () 4. liu haixu and li angze like batman better.() 5. spider-man will face his biggest enemy called bane.grow your own vegetables (p3)answer the following questions:() 1. students at dalton middle school ___ buy vegetables in the supermarket.a. allb. have toc. may notd. mustn’t() 2. where do they plant vegetables?a. in the school gardenb. in their own gardenc. in the parkd. in the classroom() 3. who helps the students plant?a. the fall studentsb. the spring studentsc. habibah bikhitd. sarah ott() 4. what is one of the good ways to learn english?a. planting vegetablesb. going to the supermarketc. communicating while working in the gardend. picking the flowersa. plants are beautifulb. they can pick and look at all the plantsc. plants grow welld. they can connect the words with real thingshow important are your teeth to you? (p4) true or false：() 1. national teeth-loving day is on september 20.() 2. all animals have teeth.() 3. humans have the most teeth.() 4. el ephants’ tusks are the longest teeth in the world.() 5. eating too much candy and sweet food is bad for our teeth.new direction for popular name (p5)answer the following questions:() 1. what name is now the most popular for baby boys in the uk?a. harryb. princec. potterd. jacob() 2. what is the favorite for girls now in the uk?a. maryb. bellac. kated. amelia() 3. ---who is bella? ---she is __________.a. a werewolfb. a baby girl in the ukc. the heroine of twilightd. a member in the band one directionkey: 1-5 ftfff 1-5 cadcb 1-5 tfftt 1-3 adc【篇二：英语teens报整理词组】p class=txt>2. have a chance to take the bus 3. take a two-week trip to england 4. go sightseeing 5. time after time6. become more independent in a foreign country7. a new and exciting experience8. how to communicate with foreigners 9. beat around the bush 10. make a world of friends 11. a foreign pen pal12. make friends around the world13. some basic information about themselves 14. be open to new members 15. share interests and hobbies 16. be full of pride17. look at each other from head to toe 18. jump into a tree 19. save myself20. i feel sorry for you. 21. escape from the dogs 22. think about sth.23. it is better to be a master of one art than to be a jack of many arts.24. escape through the window25. find her television and computer missing 26. report the crime27. be famous for tis dogs 28. sniff out thieves 29. on a leash30. call the police for help 31. send a blind policeman 32. catcha thief like that 33. in his spare time 34. become a bit hit 35. turn them down 36. decide his own path 37. worth the wait 38. come true39. allow him to do his own music 40. make people feel positive 41. stick to your dream 42. get tougher and tougher 43. as you get older44. i decided to make the first move. 45. call my father on the phone 46. a moment of silence47. at the other side of the line 48. reply quietly 49. seem nervous 50. a few weeks later 51. be covered by52. a french documentary 53. surprise and amaze you 54. race with dolphins55. cause many problems for the worlds oceans 56. cut off their fins for soup57. spend seven years of their life on the film 58. allow the animals to invite us in59. we hope to share all the feelings that come with ocean exploration.60. walk through the desert 61. argue about nothing 62. slap sb. in the face 63. start to sink 64. pull him out 65. save his life 66. take it away 67. do projects68. be used for teaching69. talk face-to-face with people across the world 70. provide sb. with sth.= provide sth. for sb. 71. prefer a to b / prefer doinga to doingb 72. check mis e-mail73. send it back to the teachers74. its a good way to communicate with teachers after school.75. be not excited about electronic homework 76. get support from students77. use computers and the internet skillfully 78. look like79. save money / oil / time 80. by the end of81. common knowledge 82. common people83. its more convenient than the subway. 84. a common way 85. private school 86. live in rural areas 87. take a boat to school 88. a little bit like that89. take some time to adjust 90. take notes 91. look sth. over92. prepare for the next day 93. end up doing sth.94. if he carries on driving like that , he will end up dead.95. have ones eyes on sb. 96. rule the court97. knock down the winning free throw98. give china a ticket to the 2012 london olympics99. be named 100. full of energy101. play an important role102. choose from 1.3 billion people 103. dream of fast cars 104. hope for fast boats105. because of his hard work caring for a lake 106. keep a record of lake levels 107. a fun activity108. play on the shoreline 109. wake up110. look in the mirror 111. be shocked at112. say sth. with a smile 113. braid my hair 114. have a grand day115. wear ny hair in a ponytail116. there wasnt a single hair on her head. 117. attitude is everything. 118. a man of few words119. a shy young man like hsiao 120. used to be a bully in school 121. be sorry to those he had hurt 122. skip classes123. its no surprise he was always at the bottom of his class.124. be a total loser125. put the energy into doing sth. 126. take the words to heart 127. release four albums128. the cleanest pet cat in the world 129. spend too muchtime raising it130. a character in a mobile phone game 131. move your fingers on the screen 132. respond to you133. a good imitator of your voice 134. in a word135. elective classes136. teach students bicycle safety 137. change a flat tire138. environmental benefit139. a local nonprofit organization 140. give speeches to the classes141. the students are not only learning a trade but also skills that they can use in other fields such as teamwork and how to interact with customers. 142. a card game with a long history143. take quick thinking and a good memory 144. show their improvement in bridge 145. give up146. look before you leap147. so far148. comics draw fans around the world 149. a big fan of 150. sth. impress sb. 151. be well-known 152. be based on them153. be popular among people 154. gain popularity 155. team spirit156. shes falling algebra. 157. break up with her 158. in the right way159. life works the same way.160. go through bad and difficult times161. build character and make you a better person 162. in case 163. time travel 164. day-to-day life 165. gather together 166. exchange thoughts 167. on the spot168. publish 11 books on / about poetry and prose 169. write poems as a hobby 170. let out pressure 171. cant agree more172. take care of their souls173. encourage them to think like a poet 174. sat an example for175. because of her influence 176. get the award177. win our country a lot of honor and respect 178. set a record for keeping the goal179. win some games with his own efforts180. as the weather gets colder and there is less sunlight , people are more likely to get sick. 181. suffer from182. get plenty of exercise183. take a walk on a sunny afternoon 184. add seasonings to 185. listen and hear the truth186. tell me about my shortcoming 187. be proud of sb. / sth. 188. run to my father with tears in my eyes 189. make list of190. pay attention to sth. / doing sth. 191. for the first time192. close your ears in anger193. i have never had a better piece of advice in my whole life.【篇三：teens报纸anne hathaway那期总结知识点】>summary:go with the flowdo you know who played the lead in the princess diaries? maybe you are familiar with her superb acting skills in les miserables. she is anne hathaway, one of the hottest actresses in hollywood. like ordinary people, stars also have embarrassing moments. anne often has a sense of humor to deal with the embarrassment. it helped her get through life’sups and downs. when she was taken a terrible photo which put in the internet, she tried to tell herself not to take life too seriously. during the tough times, her former boyfriend was arrested and she was refused in auditions, she followed mother’s advice: go with the flow and take things humorously. sentences:1) despite being one of hollywood’s hottest actresses, starring in hit films such as the princess diaries, les miserables.2) i started going to auditions when i was just 15,and being turned down repeatedly.words1) hitverb1【 touch sb / sth with a lot of force】 she hit him hard across his left arm2【come against sb/sth with force】the car had hit a traffic sign 3【have bad effect】 special schools were hardest hit. 4【suddenly realize】then the answer hit me.n-count1【successful popular film/music】 gangnam style became a hit song in 2012.2【a result of a search on a computer】the small company had 78,000 hits on its internet pages2) cry one’ s eyes out【cry bitterly】i cried my eyes out when i saw the pictures.3) copeverb【deal with】cope withthe problems were an annoyance, but we managed to cope n-count【clothing worn by priests on special occasions】。

英语阅读理解 teens 报纸报刊

英语阅读理解 teens 报纸报刊英语阅读理解是一种能力，通过阅读和理解英语文章的文字内容来解答相关问题。

阅读理解技巧是英语学习中非常重要的一部分，因为它能帮助学生提高阅读和理解英语材料的能力，尤其在考试中。

对于青少年而言，报纸和杂志是非常好的阅读材料，因为它们包含了各种各样的话题和文章类型，适合不同年龄段的学生阅读和理解。

一份专为青少年读者而设计的报纸通常被称为“teens newspaper”，也有其他类似的术语如“teen newspaper”或“youth newspaper”。

这些报纸的内容通常与青少年生活相关，包括青少年的兴趣、爱好、学习、社交等方面的话题。

它们可以提供有趣、容易理解和富有教育意义的文章、漫画、游戏和活动等内容，以吸引年轻读者的注意。

使用青少年报纸作为阅读理解练习的材料有很多好处。

首先，这些报纸的文章通常针对青少年的年龄和兴趣爱好，更容易被他们理解和吸引。

其次，这些报纸提供了多种不同类型的文章，如新闻、特写、评论、小说、故事等，可以帮助学生熟悉不同的文章结构和风格。

最后，这些报纸也可以增加学生对各种话题的了解，提高他们的知识水平和素养。

为了提高阅读理解能力，学生可以尝试以下方法：1. 阅读速度适中：不要过分追求速度，要保持适当的阅读速度，使自己能够理解文章的主要内容。

2. 理解文章结构：了解文章的开头、发展和结尾部分，以及不同段落之间的逻辑关系，有助于更好地理解文章的整体意义。

3. 注意关键词：注意文章中的关键词和词组，这些词语通常能够帮助学生理解和回答问题。

4. 重点理解细节：注意文章中的细节信息，如时间、地点、人物、事件等，这些细节有助于答题和理解作者的观点。

5. 多做练习：通过阅读和回答相关问题的练习，逐渐提高阅读理解的能力和技巧。

总之，通过阅读青少年报纸和进行相关的阅读理解练习，可以帮助青少年学生提高英语阅读和理解的能力，扩大词汇量，培养阅读和思维能力，并且丰富他们的知识和视野。

21世纪学生英文报阅读练习 Teens 391-393

The right direction (P1)请选择最佳的答案( ) 1. Which band sings the song What Makes You Beautiful?A. One DirectionB. The Right DirectionC. UK boy bandD. Justin Bieber( ) 2. How many members are there in the band?A. ThreeB. FourC. FiveD. Six( ) 3. When did the band start?A. In 2009B. In 2010C. In 2011D. In 2012( ) 4.Where did they sing the song What Makes YouBeautiful? A. Opening Ceremony of the London OlympicsB. Opening Ceremony of the Beijing OlympicsC. Closing Ceremony of the London OlympicsD. Closing Ceremony of the Beijing Olympics( ) 5. Who is the youngest of them?A. Zayn MalikeB. Louis TomlinsonC. Niall HoranD. Harry Styles It all adds up for Lloyd Liu (P3)请选择最佳的答案( ) 1. Which grade is Lloyd Liu in?A. In Grade 6B. In Grade 7C. In Grade 800D. In Grade 13 ( ) 2. --When do most students begin to learn calculus? ---When they are ____.A. In high schoolB. In primary schoolC. In math schoolD. In the university( ) 3. What’s important when studying math in Liu’s opinion?A. CalculusB. Logical thinkingC. the SATD. Multiplication tables( ) 4. What did Liu advise to learn math?A. CalculatingB. ThinkingC. Doing exercisesD. UnderstandingMoments of joy for Chinese superstars (P4)判断句子正确与否，对的写T(True)错的写F(False):( ) 1. China got 88 gold medals at the London Olympics. ( ) 2. Lin Dan fell behind at first in the game with Lee Chong Wei.( ) 3. Sun Yang is the first male Chinese to win an Olympic gold.( ) 4. Ye Shiwen got two gold medals at the London Olympics.Key: 1-5 ACBCD 1-4 BABD 1-4 FTFTA strange kind of Chinese name (P3)True (T) or false (F):( ) 1. Many Americans call the writer “Ksang-yi”.( ) 2. French and Japanese people find it easy to say “Sin-yi”.( ) 3. Many foreign languages don’t have the sound of the Chinese “x” spelling. ( ) 4. The writer is an American.( ) 5. In English, “Mao” is the fist name of the writer’s.From chocolate beans to bars P4Answer the following questions:( ) 1. ---When is International Chocolate Day? ---It’s on __________.A. September 10B. September 13C. September 31D. September 30. ( ) 2. Where can you find Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?A. In a bookshopB. In a cinemaC. In a factoryD. A or B ( ) 3. In which step is the chocolate colored?A. In Step 2B. In Step 3C. In Step 4D. In Step 5 ( ) 4. Who were called Oompa-Loompas?A. Charlie and the other four childrenB. Johnny Depp and Roald DahlC. Those dwarfs in the factoryD. Truck drivers( ) 5. What is the right order of making chocolate?①Workers cook the beans and make them into liquor.②Send to the shops or supermarkets ③Make chocolate by adding sugar or milk④Farmer dry the cocoa beans in the sun. ⑤Put chocolate into boxesA.③⑤②①④B. ①④③⑤②C. ④①③⑤②D.④①③②⑤Thank you dear teacher (P5)Answer the following questions:( ) 1. D ifferent countries have Teachers’ Dayon _________.A. different daysB. the same monthC. the same dayD. the same week ( ) 2. ---When is Chinese Teachers’ Day?---It’s on ________.A. September 5B. September 10C. the first week of MayD. October 9 ( ) 3. ---What do Indian students do on Teachers’ Day?--- Students and teachers change _______.A. cards to give wishesB. gifts in classC. pencilsD. roles for a day ( ) 4. How many countries are mentioned (提及) in the passage?A. TwoB. ThreeC. FourD. Five( ) 5. Which gift aren’t the gifts which American students give to the teacher?A. MugsB. PencilsC. Pictures of appesD. Apple Ipad 3 Key: 1-4 FFTFF 1-5 BDBCC 1-4 ABDBDTeens393 第3期初一（）班姓名：___________ No. _______Spider and the bat (P1) True or false：( ) 1. Spider-man and Batman are both Chinese superheroes.( ) 2. Peter is a shy high school boy and wears a red and blue bodysuit.( ) 3. Bruce has a sixth sense and wears an all black bodysuit.( ) 4. Liu Haixu and Li Angze like Batman better.( ) 5. Spider-man will face his biggest enemy called Bane.Grow your own vegetables (P3)Answer the following questions:( ) 1. Students at Dalton Middle School ___ buy vegetables in the supermarket.A. allB. have toC. may notD. mustn’t( ) 2. Where do they plant vegetables?A. In the school gardenB. In their own gardenC. In the parkD. In the classroom( ) 3. Who helps the students plant?A. The fall studentsB. the spring studentsC. Habibah BikhitD. Sarah Ott ( ) 4. What is one of the good ways to learn English?A. Planting vegetablesB. Going to the supermarketC. Communicating while working in the gardenD. Picking the flowers ( ) 5. Why does Habibah enjoy working in the school garden? ---Because __.A. Plants are beautifulB. they can pick and look at all the plantsC. Plants grow wellD. they can connect the words with real things How important are your teeth to you? (P4) True or false：( ) 1. National Teeth-loving Day is on September 20.( ) 2. All animals have teeth.( ) 3. Humans have the most teeth.( ) 4. Elephants’ tusks are the longest teeth in the world.( ) 5. Eating too much candy and sweet food is bad for our teeth.New direction for popular name (P5)Answer the following questions:( ) 1. What name is now the most popular for baby boys in the UK?A. HarryB. PrinceC. PotterD. Jacob( ) 2. What is the favorite for girls now in the UK?A. MaryB. BellaC. KateD. Amelia( ) 3. ---Who is Bella? ---She is __________.A. a werewolfB. a baby girl in the UKC. the heroine of TwilightD. a member in the band One Direction Key: 1-5 FTFFF 1-5 CADCB 1-5 TFFTT 1-3 ADC。

21 世纪报 Teens 周刊八年级下阅读英语练习(三)(pdf版)

21世纪报Teens周刊八年级下阅读练习(三)中文名字:A China’s vaccine aid(n.救援)Have you gotten vaccinated(v.接种疫苗)?This question has become a common way to greet(v.打招呼)others in China since the country rolled out(推出)mass(大规模的)COVID-19vaccinations in December.China is also providing vaccines to other countries.It is sending COVID-19vaccines to28 countries and providing help to69countries in need,Xinhua reported.Most of these countries are developing nations(发展中国家),such as Pakistan,Mongolia and Mexico.The leaders(n.领导)of these countries are taking the lead(带头)in receiving vaccine shots(注射). They include Indonesian President(n.总统；总裁)Joko Widodo and Chilean President Sebastian Pinera.According to the World Bank,in terms of(在……方面)vaccinating their citizens(n.市民；公民),small and medium-sized developing nations could end up a year behind larger developing nations and developedcountries.Some wealthier nations have already locked up(囤积)many vaccine doses(剂)for their own citizens.Some of them have ordered enough vaccines to vaccinate their populations(人口)two or three times,The Washington Post reported.For countries that have not yet developed(v.发展；研发)or gotten a vaccine,China may be the only solution(n.解决方案),AP noted.China is one of the few nations(n.国家)that can produce(v.生产) vaccines on a large scale(大批量).China has joined COVAX,a mechanism(n.机制)organized by the World Health Organization,to make sure that all members get the vaccine in the future.China has decided to offer10million vaccines to COVAX,Xinhua reported.1.From Paragraph2,we know that_____.A.some people have questioned the safety of Chinese vaccinesB.China has only sent vaccines to nearby Asian countriesC.Chinese vaccines have been welcomed in many countriesD.China offers vaccines to other countries for free2.As for COVID-19vaccinations,small and medium-sized developing nations_____.A.have received help from western countriesB.have fallen behind in vaccinating their citizensC.have locked up enough vaccines for their citizensD.have started to develop their own vaccines3.What do we know from the story?A.China is leading the way in developing COVID-19vaccines.B.Chinese COVID-19vaccines are cheaper and safer than others.C.The COVID-19pandemic will soon end.D.China might offer COVID-19vaccines globally.B China’s biggest waterway makes development possibleAn exhibition(n.展览)about the Grand Canal---Paddling for a Thousand Miles(《舟楫千里——大运河文化展》)---ended at the National Museum of China(中国国家博物馆)in Beijing on March1.The Grand Canal is more than2,500years old.It is made up of(组成，构成)the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal,the Sui and Tang Grand Canal,and the Zhedong Canal.At nearly3,200kilometers long, it is the world’s longest man-made waterway.It has influenced(v.影响)the development of Chinese economics(n.经济)and culture for hundreds of years.Before it was built,people in ancient China used horses and oxen,or simply traveled by foot,totrade goods(n.货物).It was out of the question(不可能)to transport(v.运输)large-sized goods.After the Grand Canal connected(v.连接)the north and the south,business and cultural exchanges(交流) were able to develop further.In fact,the Grand Canal played an important role(发挥重要作用)in the building of the Forbidden City.Materials(n.原材料)from different parts of the country were sent to Beijing via(prep.经过；通过) the canal,including bricks(砖)fired in Shandong and Jiangsu and timber(木材)cut in Hunan.Peking roast duck even owes(把……归功于)its beginnings to the canal.White lake ducks in the south were shipped to Beijing.They were then bred(饲养)to make Peking roast duck.Zhou Zhihua from Hangzhou grew up next to the canal.He said people from all walks of life(各行各业)---businessmen,dock(码头)workers and drivers---would often gather along the canal They shared their experiences,traditions,and culture with others.“Today,the hustle and bustle(熙熙攘攘)of the area is just something from the past,but the spirit(n.精神)of openness(n.开放)...has become part of the local culture,”1.Paragraph2is written to_____.A.describe the exhibitionB.introduce the Grand Canal to readersC.explain the importance of the Grand CanalD.describe the location of the Grand Canal2.After the Grand Canal was put into use,_____.A.many new jobs were createdB.the water shortage problem in the north was solvedC.people in the north started to travel to the southrge items could be shipped between the north and the south3.How has the Grand Canal influenced Chinese culture?A.It helped south China develop faster.B.It allowed western culture to develop in China.C.It helped culture exchange between the north and the south.D.It sped up technological development.C Write with your mindImagine wearing a magic hat that allows you to write words down just by thinking of them.This is not a sci-fi story,but actual(adj.真实的)research(n.&v.研究)done by students at Tianjin University.They used brain-computer interface(BCI，脑机接口)technology to write the character“fu(福)”.“It’s‘written’by a robotic(adj.机器人的)arm controlled by our researchers’minds,”said Xu Minpeng, a professor at the university.In the lab(实验室),two researchers wear caps with sensors(传感器)while their eyes focus on(聚焦)a computer screen to“mind write”the character(n.字符；人物；角色).After a computer reads signals(n.信号)from their brainwaves(脑电波),a robot writes the character on red paper.It takes3 minutes for the researchers to write“fu”.In fact,BCI technology has already been used in several different areas.In2016,Chinese astronauts(n.宇航员)Jing Haipeng and Chen Dong used it in the Tiangong II space lab(天宫二号空间实验室).They tested a BCI system in space for the first time.It is hoped that in the future,astronauts can use these systems(n.系统)to do difficult tasks(n.任务),since it’s not easy for them to move around in space.BCI technology can also help people with disabilities(n.残疾).For example,people who have lost their hands or arms can use BCIs to write messages and surf the internet.BCIs could also be used in smart homes in the future.Simply thinking“turn on the light”could turn on the lights in your home.More research on BCIElon Musk,founder(n.创始人)of SpaceX,is also working on BCI technology(n.技术).Last year,Musk’s researchers implanted(v.嵌入)a chip(n.芯片)into the head of a pig.The chip collects signals from the brain and sends them to nearby computers wirelessly(无线地).Musk hopes that in the future, humans can use these chips to control things with their minds.1.When writing“fu”,the robotic arm is controlled by_____.A.magicB.electrical signalsC.the human brainD.caps with sensors2.Paragraph3is mainly about_____.A.what BCI technology isB.why the research is importantC.how BCI technology is being developedD.how the robot finishes its task3.How might BCI technology help in space?A.It might help send signals back to Earth.B.It might take the place of astronauts.C.It might help astronauts move more freely.D.It might help astronauts do difficult tasks.4.What can BCI technology do?a.It can help disabled people.b.It allows people to control others.c.It allows people to read others’minds.d.It frees people’s hands.A.abB.bcC.adD.bd5.Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the story?A.The recent study about BCI.B.The bad side of using BCI.C.The future uses of BCI.D.The areas that BCI can be used in.八年级下综合阅读(三)重点单词A China’s vaccine aid 1.aid n.救援 2.vaccinate v.接种疫苗 3.greet v.打招呼4.roll out推出5.mass adj.大规模的;数量多的6.developing nation发展中国家7.leader n.领导8.take the lead带头9.vaccine shot注射10.president n.总统；总裁11.in terms of...在……方面12.citizen n.市民；公民13.lock up囤积14.dose n.剂量15.population n.人口16.develop v.发展；研发17.solution n.解决方案18.produce v.生产19.on a large scale大批量B China’s biggest waterway makes development possible20.exhibition n.展览21.be made up of组成，构成22.influence v.&n.影响23.economics n.经济24.trade v.&n.交易；贸易25.goods n.货物26.out of the question不可能27.transport v.运输28.connect v.连接29.cultural exchange交流30.play an important role发挥重要作用31.material n.原材料32.via prep.经过；通过33.brick n.砖34.timber n.木材35.owe...to...把……归功于36.breed v.饲养37.all walks of life各行各业38.dock n.码头39.spirit n.精神40.openness n.开放C Write with your mind41.actual adj.真实的42.research n.研究43.robotic adj.机器人的44.control v.&n.控制b n.实验室46.sensor n.传感器47.focus on聚焦48.character n.字符；人物；角色49.signal n.信号50.astronaut n.宇航员51.system n.系统52.task n.任务53.disability n.残疾54.founder n.创始人55.technology n.技术56.implant v.嵌入57.chip n.芯片58.wire n.线路59.wireless adj.无线的60.brain n.大脑。

高中英语Teens报刊阅读的教学探索与反思

高中英语 Teens报刊阅读的教学探索与反思【摘要】本文针对当前流行的高中英语报刊教学模式的思考，结合笔者对于《21世纪学生英文报》报刊材料编排的研究，归纳这类报刊阅读的教学目标为Read for information、Read for appreciation、Read for fun、Read for critical thinking，并通过一系列课堂实践，以提升学生英语综合语用能力、人文素养。

此外，本文就教师如何定位课型、引导学生进行分类阅读和引导学生利用已获取的知识和信息来表达自我展开初步探讨。

【关键词】：报刊教学分类阅读学以致用一、引言新课程改革不断深化以来，高中英语教学已不仅仅限于教材教学。

英语教材皆是精挑细选而来，自有其优越和不可替代性。

但在瞬息万变的信息多元化社会大背景下，教材也暴露其单一性、滞后性等问题。

与之相较，英语报刊杂志跳动时代脉搏，集国内外时事、社会生活、心灵美文、时尚娱乐于一体，是英语教学中重要的学习资源。

《英语课程标准》指出:“英语教学的特点之一是要使学生尽可能多地从不同渠道、以不同形式接触和学习英语，亲身感受和直接体验语言及语言运用。

因此，在英语教学中，除了合理有效地使用教科书以外，还应该积极利用其他课程资源，特别是报刊杂志等”。

英语报刊具有很大的时效性，涉及面广，内容丰富、新鲜、实用，有利于学生获取最新信息，易激发学生的阅读兴趣；大量鲜活、地道的文章，为学生习得优质英语、提升综合语用能力创造良机和语境。

笔者认为：英语报刊阅读教学的重要原则之一应是：在教师主导作用下，充分发挥学生主体作用，通过科学、合理的听、说、读、写活动设计，引导学生积极阅读、思考、表达，实现学以致用的根本目标。

二、基于三维教学目标的报刊阅读教学实践随着我校英语教师对《21世纪学生英文报》报刊阅读教学的深入研究、实践，并借鉴相关教研成果，我们认为该报刊的时事之窗、校园热点、文化休闲、新知探索、酷文解码、开心驿站等固定栏目，非常有助于学生同类话题的语篇阅读、词汇积累。

21世纪报阅读

21st Teens for Senior 3
II. Reading
3. According to the article, to be a happy person, it is important for us to ______.
A. set goals and achieve as much as we can B. avoid recalling the past C. do exercise in our spare time D. spend more time on social networking sites
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III. After reading
Discussion: ➢ What mistakes mentioned in the article have you made
in the past? ➢ What can you do in the future to be happier?
present
4. C。由最后一段的“Setting aside time for meditation allows your body to relax, cultivates an attitude of gratitude and lowers your stress level”可知Ｃ为正确答案。
that the more time participants spent on social networking sites,
the less happy they felt”可知B不对；由第五点的“participants
reported a higher sense of physiological comfort when they looked

借助teens报刊提升高中生的英语阅读能力

借助teens报刊提升高中生的英语阅读能力发布时间：2021-10-17T13:45:58.857Z 来源：《现代中小学教育》2021年10月上作者：李莉芳[导读] 以“核心素养”为目标是当今教学的主要发展趋势。

而培养学生阅读能力是促进学生自主学习能力形成的有效途径以及实现核心素养的必备条件。

但受到考试的压力，高中英语阅读教学存在注重课内教学忽视课外引导，注重习题训练忽视培养学生自主阅读能力的缺陷，并阻碍着学生英语核心素养的形成。

基于此，文章在深入学习新课改理念的基础上，提出了利用“teens报刊”开展英语阅读教学的观点，以为学生自主学习能力的提升、核心素养的形成提供有利支撑。

基于此，文章简述了利用“teens报刊”开展英语教学的目的和意义，并探讨了“teens报刊”在高中英语阅读教学中的应用。

山西省吕梁市兴县友兰中学李莉芳摘要：以“核心素养”为目标是当今教学的主要发展趋势。

而培养学生阅读能力是促进学生自主学习能力形成的有效途径以及实现核心素养的必备条件。

基于此，文章简述了利用“teens报刊”开展英语教学的目的和意义，并探讨了“teens报刊”在高中英语阅读教学中的应用。

关键词：teens报刊；高中英语；阅读能力《21世纪学生英文报》是一款内容涉猎广、语言地道的英语报刊资源，报刊内容与学生生活、社会发展形势密切相关，是提升高中生英语阅读能力的有效资源。

通过对《21世纪学生英文报》的阅读，可以让学生从英语视角看待问题，对培养学生思维品质、英语语言能力有着积极作用。

一、利用“teens报刊”开展英语教学的目的和意义高中英语教学以培养学生语言应用能力为主要教学目标。

谈谈《21世纪学生英文报Teens》的使用

二、英语报刊阅读的基本模式
三、英语报刊阅读的策略指导四、利用报刊开发课程资源
的体会和启示
一、英语报刊教学资源开发的必要性
1. 中考英语语篇理解权重的需要 2.《课程标准》对课外阅读量的要求 3. 教材选材的局限性 4. 国外教育对报刊教学的阐述(NIE)
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在教学中使用报纸有助于学生了解社会、认识世
6新闻和社会热点另外还有经济科技文化体育娱乐历史和地另外还有经济科技文化体育娱乐历史和地理等方面的信息这些教科书上没有的鲜活的资源理等方面的信息这些教科书上没有的鲜活的资源给学生提供了另一个学习的空间不但可以提高学生给学生提供了另一个学习的空间不但可以提高学生的阅读兴趣扩大词汇量拓展知识面还可以培养的阅读兴趣扩大词汇量拓展知识面还可以培养他们的阅读技巧增强看世界的意识提高分析和解他们的阅读技巧增强看世界的意识提高分析和解决问题的能力
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Tell me, I’ll forget;
听则易忘，
Show me, I’ll remember; 看则助记，
Involve me, I’ll learn. 干乃真学。
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Language is made up of three main elements: grammar, phonetics and vocabulary. Vocabulary is the carrier of phonetics and grammar and is also the construction material of linguistic building.
熟悉的路上亦有风景
——谈谈《21世纪学生英文报Teens》的使用

american teens are setting阅读理解

阅读理解American teens are setting an example for their parents through their volunteer work, according to a new survey by Harris Interactive. They found that more teens volunteer to support a charitable cause(慈善事业) —56 percent —than have a part-time job —39 percent. Parents said 82 percent of the teens in their lives do something to support charitable causes, including volunteering, recruiting (招募) others to a cause , wearing a button or T-shirt or donating(捐赠) money. Forty-six percent of the adults surveyed said they volunteer and they also take credit for inspiring their children to volunteer. Sara Johnson is a teacher who advises students at a private school. She says she’s seen an enthusiasm among teens for joining in social causes since President Barack Obama was elected in November last year. The Harris Interactive survey found a quarter of teens have become more involved in charitable causes or organizations as a result of the economic downturn(经济衰退). But the economy has also led to cuts in income, and has teens working more hours at a paying job. Unlike many public high schools across the nation, Illiana Christian High School does not require its students to clock public service hours. Senior Melissa Martin said some kids are too busy with other things like sports and music, but most of her classmates do volunteer work. Alynn Woodson, director ofvolunteer engagement at Habitat for Humanity International, said she has noticed a new enthusiasm among teen volunteers for the organization. It is expected that more than 12,000 young people will help build homes for low-income people around the nation this year.【小题】(1) Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the passage?A.Helping find new people to work for charitable causes.B.B.Donating clothes.C.C.Donating money.D.D.Helping build homes for low-income people.【小题】(2) Melissa Martin is most probably a ________.A.teacherB.B.parentC.C.studentD.D.surveyor.【小题】(3) Due to the economic downturn, American teens _____.A.find it harder to do part-time jobs.B.spend less time doing volunteer work.C.get more money from their parents.D.work harder at their studies.【小题】(4) What’s the best title for this passage?A.Teens in the economic downturnB.B.Charitable causes in AmericaC.C.More teens volunteer than work part-timeD.D.More parents inspire their children to part-time work.【答案】【小题1】B【小题2】C【小题3】A【小题4】C【文章大意】本文主要讲述的是根据Harris Interactive的一项新调查显示，美国青少年正在通过志愿工作为他们的父母树立榜样，他们发现更多的青少年自愿支持慈善事业。

Unit 2 Let's talk teensⅠ Reading

青春是美好的，青春期却又充满着矛盾。

在我们的身边，快乐和烦恼相伴。

孩子和父母之间总有数不尽的烦恼，逆反心理让孩子更加地不愉快。

You must have heard these words like how happy it isto be a child.But would you honestly change places witha child Think of the years at school.The years spent livingin continual fear of examinations and school reports.Everymovement you made，every thought you thought wasobserved by some adults.Think of the times you had to go to bed early，you had to eat hateful things that was supposed to be good fo r you.Remember how “gentle” pressure was given to you with words like “If you don't do as I say，I will...”I'm sure you will never forget!Even so，these are only part of children's trouble.No matter how kind and loving parents may be，children often suffer from some terrible and illogical fears since they can't understand the world around them.They often have such fear in the dark or in the dreams.Adults can share their fears with other adults while children have to face their fears alone.But the most painful part of childhood is a period when you begin to go out of it，the period when you go into adolescence.Teenagers start to be against their parents and this causes them great unhappiness.There is a complete lack of self-confidence during this time.Adolescents pay much attention to their appearance and the impression they make on others.They feel shy，awkward and clumsy.Feelings are strong and hearts are easily broken.Teenagers experience moments of great happinessor black despair.And through this period，adults seem to be unkind than ever.[阅读障碍词]1．observe v t.评论2．illogical adj. 毫无道理的，不合逻辑的3．impression n. 印象4．clumsy adj. 笨拙的5．despair n. 绝望[诱思导读]根据短文内容，回答下列问题。

teens pay it forward)高一课文阅读

Students tie upbeat (积极乐观的) messages to shirts for graduating seniors. The activity was part of the Pay it Forward week activities in the Success 101 class at Central Valley High School in Ceres, California, US. MCTFRESHMEN (新生) at Central Valley High in Ceres, California had a busy week of good deeds, tied to Pay It Forward Day, April 30, and an urge to show the world that teens can be awesome.Some examples of what they did:● Kids in Success 101 spent first period making sandwiches for the homeless. The 49 kids wore food-prep gloves and slathered (厚厚地涂) on peanut butter and jelly, assembly-line (装配线) style.The classes, taught by Natalie Rowell and Beccy McGlinchy, got to hand 200 bagged sandwiches to the charity giving out the food. “They got to really see what an impact they had. It was inspiring and heartwarming,” Rowell said.● Students made blankets to send to soldie rs.● Students created 45 flower arrangements (插花). Class members went after school to give them to residents (住院者) at the Hale Aloha Convalescent Home in Ceres.“They were nervous going into it. But when they saw how happy the residents were, the realit y of what they did really surfaced,” Rowell said.Raquel Alfaro, a teen mentor (指导老师) who worked with the younger kids, likes the Pay It Forward idea. “This helps us show adults, and also kids, that we’re doing something different and that we’re not as me an and selfish as they think we are,” Alfaro said.Mentor Jorge Trujillo said it mattered that Hidahl (当地的一所小学) kids got to see an older boy helping out. “It’s really important for them to have a male role model as well,” he said. The teens worked with st udents to create storyboards and build Lego models of their ideas. “Some of them did struggle, but they helped each other out,” he said. “It was neat to see how they interacted and how they were, compared to us.”Maria Veliz said she liked working with ch ildren. “I get to see how they learn. It’s different from how we learn, but we’re kind of the same because they struggle in some of the subjects that we found hard as well,” Maria said.Success 101 was tailor-made (量身定做的) for students with that kind of insight (领悟). The first-period class includes study help, speakers on teen subjects and an overall focus on looking past high school, figuring out the steps to create their future, Rowell said.“Some kids need that little push. In this class, that’s what we do, we give them that little push,” she said.“Success would be beneficial for all ninth-grade students,” McGlinchy added. “Since the start of the year, I really see a change in them.”“We see a lot of kids stepping up,” Rowell said. Even making the Pay It Forward plan happen took going that extra mile with a once-shy student like Alfaro stepping up to address the Lions Club, asking for a donation (捐赠) to buy the yarn (纱线) for the blankets and treats for Hidahl youngsters.“It’s giving her that voice,” Rowell said. “Her mom was able to watch her present in front of all those people.”By Nan Austin,Modesto BeeWord buildingdeed /di:d/n. 行为，所做的事Deeds are better than words when people need help.awesome /5C:sEm/adj.（口语）很好的，了不起的We had an awesome time at the concert.give out 分发，发放Give out the papers five minutes before the examination starts.impact /5ImpAkt/n. 影响The computer has made a great impact on modern life.mean /mi:n/adj. 坏的，刻薄的It was mean of them not to invite her to the party.beneficial /benI5fIFEl/adj. 有益的He hopes the new drug will prove beneficial to many people.Reading check1. What good deeds did the freshmen at Central Valley High do this April?a. making blankets for soldiersb. helping elementary school kids with their studiesc. making sandwiches for the homelessd. helping a charity to give out food to the homelesse. giving flowers to residents of the Hale Aloha Convalescent HomeA. abeB. aceC. acdD. bde2. What does the teen mentor Raquel Alfaro think of the Pay It Forward idea?A. He considers it a valuable lesson for adults to learn.B. He believes it has helped make the teens mentioned into role models for younger kids.C. He thinks it has helped change people’s opinions of the teens mentio ned.D. He finds it a good way for teens to improve in some of their subjects.3. According to Natalie Rowell and Beccy McGlinchy, in what way is Success 101 beneficial to the teens mentioned?A. It teaches them how to improve their learning skills.B. It pushes them to make plans for the future.C. It encourages them to realize their potential (潜力).D. It gives them the chance to better interact with their parents.。

21 世纪报 Teens 周刊八年级下英语阅读练习(五) (pdf版)

21世纪报Teens周刊八年级下阅读练习(五)中文名字:A Protecting our sight(n.视力；看见；视野)With her eyes always feeling tired as she prepared for an exam,16-year-old Sun Run went to the hospital with her parents in January.She was shocked(adj.震惊的)when she found out that her eyesight dropped from5.0to4.6.“A few of my friends have had the same experience lately,”Sun said.In fact,poor eyesight among Chinese primary and high school students rose from59.2percent to 70.6percent in the first six months of2020,according to the Ministry of Education.To protect students’eyesight,the Chinese government has worked out new requirements(n.要求) for school supplies(n.供应;补给v.供应)and equipment(n.装备)that will take effect(生效)on March 1,2022.For example,according to the requirements,the size of text in students’textbooks should be no smaller than nine-point(小五号).Teachers should also avoid using projectors(n.投影仪)or other multimedia equipment(多媒体设备)that are too bright,Beijing Daily reported.There are also requirements for desk and classroom lights.For example,these lights should give off(发出光或热等)as little blue light as possible.Blue light is bad for our eyes,as it can kill the photoreceptor cells(感光细胞)we need for vision(n.视觉),according to Harvard Medical School(哈佛医学院).Many of the electronic devices(电子设备) we use every day,including our phones and computer screens,give off blue light.What about other rules?By2050,half of the world’s population(nearly5billion)will be nearsighted(近视),according to a study published(v.发表)in the journal(n.期刊)Ophthalmology(n.眼科学).The main reason for this is that people’s lifestyles(n.生活方式)have changed.They spend less time outdoors and more time looking at screens.The government has taken steps(采取措施)to protect students’eyesight in China.In May2020, the National Health Commission(国家卫健委)urged(v.要求)schools to make sure that students have at least two hours of outdoor activity a day.()1.Through Sun’s experience,the writer tells us that_____.A.she still has good eyesightB.she should have gone to the hospital earlierC.most Chinese students wear glassesD.many Chinese students have bad eyesight ()2.Over the first half of2020,_____more Chinese students experienced vision loss.A.0.4percentB.11.4percentC.59.2percentD.70.6percent ()3.To protect students’eyes,the Chinese government is asking_____.a.schools to use textbooks with larger textb.teachers to avoid using bright multimedia equipmentc.schools not to use blue light bulbsd.schools to use lights that give off less blue lightA.abcB.abdC.acdD.bcd()4.The last paragraph is mainly about_____.A.how to reduce the use of blue lightB.how to use blue light correctlyC.what blue light is and how it affects usD.why the government is protecting students’eyesB Finding happiness again after losing a friendHave you ever had a friend who moved away?It can be a difficult thing to deal with(处理；对待).But you are not alone.Many children have had similar experiences.UzomaR.Ezekwudo’s book Lee and Limbo is the perfect story to help childrendeal with these emotions(n.情感).They’ll learn that their sadness won’tlast forever(adv.永远).Moving on after loss(n.失去)Every morning,Limbo the cat walks over to her friend Lee’s house.There,the two cats spend the whole day playing in the yard and chasing(v.追逐)butterflies.They’re best friends and Limbo can’t imagine doinganything without Lee there by her side.That is,until Lee’s family has tomove away.Limbo waits at Lee’s old home and meows(v.猫叫)for him to comeout,but the house is empty(adj.空的).She returns to the yard every day,just in case(以防)he comes back–but he doesn’t.Limbo misses her best friend badly.But one day,a new familymoves into the house.Even more exciting,the family has two pets:a catnamed Eli and a poodle(.n贵妇犬)named Sugar.At first,Limbo hesitates(v.犹豫)to introduce(v.介绍)herself–after being Lee’s friend for so long and then having to say goodbye,she’s unsure about making new friends.What if they don’t like her? But despite(prep.尽管)her fears,Limbo is quickly welcomed into the group.Soon she enjoys playing with her neighbors and is happier than she has been in ages(很长时间).1.Paragraph2is written to_____.()1.In the story,Limbo feels sad because_____.A.she argues with her best friend LeeB.her best friend Lee gets lostC.her best friend Lee moves awayD.her owner doesn’t want her anymore()2.When the new family moves in,Limbo feels_____.A.worriedB.angryC.surprisedD.curious()3.The book Lee and Limbo mainly teaches us_____.A.how to stay in touch with old friendsB.how to understand others’feelingsC.how to quickly make new friendsD.how to deal with the sadness of losing a friendC Birds‘talk’in accentsEven if two people speak the same language,they can still have different accents(n.口音)if they grew up in different towns.But did you know that humans aren’t the only ones that have accents?In fact,accents can be found in other parts of the animal world,too.Some cows,birds,elephants, bats and dolphins have differences(n.区别)in the way they talk to each other.Recently,scientists made an interesting finding about a bird called the fork-tailed flycatcher(叉尾王霸鹟).The study,which took three years to finish,found that two subspecies(n.亚种)of this bird can make different sounds with their long tail wings(n.尾翼).They found that the bird reaches a speed of65miles(105km)an hour when flying.As they fly, they can make high-pitched(adj.音调高的)sounds with their tail.The bird’s long tail wings are used to make sharp turns when hunting.Males(n.雄鸟)also use them to attract(v.吸引)female(n.&adj.雌性的) birds.The study looked at two kinds of fork-tailed flycatchers:a migratory(adj.候鸟类的)one and a non-migratory(不像候鸟一样迁徙的)one.Researchers found that the migratory birds made higher-pitched sounds compared to the non-migratory ones.This could be because the migratory males have thinner feather tips(羽毛尖端),which may be helpful when flying longer distances(n.距离).The researchers believe that the“accents”they found might push the birds into becoming a completely(adv.完全的；彻底的)new species.Valentina Gómez-Bahamón,lead author of the study, explained that as their sounds become more and more different,the two subspecies will become less likely to(有可能的)feel close to each other.In that case,they will not see the other as a potential(adj.潜在的)mate.Other animals with accentsSperm whales(抹香鲸)from different areas make different sounds to communicate(v.交流).Their unique(adj.独特的)“languages”help keep groups together and know where another group of whales is coming from.Cows“moo”with accents.When they are learning how to speak,they learn a local(adj.本地的) language from their parents.()1.In a recent study,scientists found that_____.A.only humans have accentsB.birds also have accentsC.birds don’t speak with their mouthsD.all animals have accents()2.What can the fork-tailed flycatcher do with its long tail wings?a.Make sounds.b.Make turns.c.Attract mates.d.Fight other birds. A.abc B.abd C.acd D.bcd()3.Paragraph5explains_____.A.why non-migratory birds don’t have accentsB.how researchers found differences between birdsC.why migratory birds travel to other placesD.why migratory birds have“accents”()4.What does Gómez-Bahamón mean in the last paragraph?A.The accent might push the birds away from each other.B.The migratory fork-tailed flycatcher is actually a new species.C.Birds that make higher-pitched sounds are less attractive.D.The migratory fork-tailed flycatchers are endangered.21世纪报Teens周刊八年级下阅读练习(五)A Protecting our sight 1.sight n.视力；看见；视野 2.shocked adj.震惊的 3.requirement n.要求 4.supply n.供应;补给v.供应 5.equipment n.装备 6.take effect生效7.projector n.投影仪8.multimedia equipment多媒体设备9.give off发出光或热等10.cell n.细胞11.vision n.视觉12.electronic device电子设备13.nearsighted adj.近视的14.publish v.发表15.journal n.期刊16.lifestyle n.生活方式17.taken steps采取措施18.urge v.要求B Finding happiness again after losing a friend19.deal with处理；对待20.emotion n.情感21.forever adv.永远22.loss n.失去23.chase v.追逐24.empty adj.空的25.in case 以防26.hesitate v.犹豫27.introduce v.介绍28.despite prep.尽管29.in ages很长时间C Birds‘talk’in accents30.accent n.口音31.species n.物种32.tail wing n.尾翼33.male n.&adj.雄性；男性34.attract v.吸引35.female n.&adj.雌性36.feather tip羽毛尖端37.distance n.距离pletely adv.完全的；彻底的39.be likely to do sth有可能去做某事40.potential adj.潜在的41.whale n.鲸鱼municate v.交流43.unique adj.独特的44.local adj.本地的。

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Text 1M: What do you do in your free time, May? Still like drawing pictures?W: No. I like taking photos now.Text 2W: Are you going to the concert tonight? It must be a big hit this year!M: Of course. I can’t miss it.Text 3W: I’ve got a two-week break coming up. Why don’t we take a trip to somewhere cool and sunny? M: OK, since we went to Australia last year and Singapore the year before, how about Italy this year? We can enjoy the sunshine and the beach there.W: Sounds great!Text 4M: Why did you miss class yesterday, Janet? We were looking forward to your presentation.W: Yesterday? I was preparing yeste rday. I’m h ere to give the presentation today. I spent all day –Tuesday - preparing it.M: Janet, today is Thursday.Text 5M: It’s a lovely day out today, isn’t it?W: It’s beautiful. Enjoy it while it lasts. It’s supposed to get cold tomorrow.M: Wha t’s the wea ther forecast for tomorrow?W: It’s supposed to snow early tomorrow morning, and then tomorrow afternoon, there’s a chance of freezing rain.M: That doesn’t sound pretty.第二节听下面5段对话或独白。

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位敦市安定阳光实验学校中学高三时文阅读（五）1WALK through a mall on a weekend and you get the impression teenagers save money to buy clothes, iPods, or video game systems, but a new survey shows their priority (优先考虑) is quite different – saving for college.The survey by online brokerage (经纪公司) TD Ameritrade Holding Corp. suggests putting money away for higher education is the top savings goal for today's teens. The results showed 62 percent of teens aged 14 through 19 save their money for college, a much higher rate than the 40 percent of adults who said they saved when they were teens.Educators didn't expect the results. They are pushing for financial (理财的) literacy (素养) education in schools.“It's a pleasant surprise that we're seeing young people paying that m uch attention to the importance of this issue,” said Joseph Peri, CEO of the nonprofit Council for Economic Education. “Part of teaching the importance of investing is showing that the best investment a young person can make is an investment in themselves.”The survey suggests teens save more of their money than their elders did when they were young. About 87 percent of teens say they save.The results also suggest 78 percent of teens said they want a plan that involves splitting the cost of education with their parents. The willingness of teens to share the price of their education suggests that they are aware of rising college costs, Young said.More than 80 percent of teens reported that they consider education to be important to future success, compared with 56 percent of adults surveyed who say they felt that way as teens.“We've become more conscious (知晓的) of the opportunities that are out there for us and the competition that's out there,” said Megan Partridge, 17, a student at Voorhees High School in Glen Gardner, New Jersey.1. According to the new survey, American teens are saving money primarily for ______.A. clothesB. iPodC. video game systemsD. higher education2. Which of the following statements is TRUE?A. Unhappy with the results, educators are pushing for financial literacy education in schools.B. American teens invest more money in their careers than in other things.C. The American adults surveyed don''t seem to care about their futures when they were teens.D. More American teens save money for college education today than in the past.3. According to the survey, ______.A. 78 percent of American teens save for collegeB. 87 percent of American teens are aware of the importance of investing in their futureC. less than half of the adults surveyed thought that education was essential when they were teenD. over three fourths of American teens are willing to share their educational expenses with their family4. Megan serves as an example of teens ______.A. who are doubtful about their futureB. who attach importance to educationC. who are afraid of the competitiveness of modern AmericaD. who realize the effect the financial crisis may have on their education2We won''t let vampires dieVAMPIRES (吸血鬼), creatures of myth (传说), have been around in one form or another for centuries. There is little sign they are overstaying their welcome. Terrifying but also seductive (有诱惑力的), they are as popular in the early 21st Century as ever, as the current popularity of the Twilight series, and its hero Edward Cullen, show.Vampires first appeared in fiction in the 1700s. In 1895 Irish novelist Bram Stoker published Dracula, introducing the world''s most famous vampire. Ever since, teenagers have loved to scare each other with stories told around the campfire of beautiful, pale-skinned (苍白的) drinkers of human blood.But just what is it about these fictional creatures that continues to fascinate us? Speaking to Eric Lewis of the Times and Transcript website, academic Deborah Wells said that vampires are "culturally adaptive (有适能力的)"."We create very different vampires to fit different times. Edward Cullen is not the same as Count (伯爵) Dracula," she said.Different as they are, Wells believes vampires are "the perfect vessels (容器) into which we can pour our current cultural anxieties". Bram Stoker''s Dracula is powerful, yet old and physically ugly. Stoker''s book dealt with fear of the fall of the British Empire, real fears in the day in which it was written.According to the website Bookrags, today''s vampires possess all our cultural desires: money, power and sexual attraction. Represented by Cullen, they are aristocratic (有贵族气质的), handsome young men whom women find irresistible (难以抗拒的). What''s more, vampires challenge traditional ideas about death, science and parental authority. This may be why teenagers are drawn to vampire tales."In many ways, the vampire story shows up teenage concerns," saidWells. "The emotional intensity of the relationship with the vampire matches the intensity of how it feels to have your first real love affair. Your first real love, it really feels like life and death."5. The underlined sentence means that ______.A. vampires are no longer popularB. all types of vampire are popularC. the changes in vampires are welcomedD. vampires remain popular6. According to Deborah Wells, vampires ______.A. reflect our desire for power and fear for deathB. are different in different cultureC. show the fall of the British EmpireD. represent horror and evil7. Vampire stories appeal to teenagers because ______.A. vampires are mysterious and physically uglyB. most vampires are aristocratic and handsomeC. they show how nice our first real love affairs can beD. they represent non-traditional idea8. Deborah Wells has a ______ attitude towards the popularity of vampire stories among teenagers.A. objectiveB. puzzledC. disapprovingD. pessimistic 3Make the most of collegeDear Daughter,As we drove off from Columbia, I wanted to write a letter to you to tell you all that is on my mind.First, I want to tell you how proud we are. Getting into Columbia is a real testament (证明) of what a great well-rounded student you are. You should be as proud of yourself as we are.Your college years will be the most important of your life. It is in college that you will discover what learning is about. This will be the period where you go from teacher-taught to master-inspired, after which you must become self-learner. So do take each subject seriously, and even if what you learn isn''t critical for your life, the learning skills you acquire will be something you will cherish forever.Follow your passion in college. Take courses you think you will enjoy. Don''t be trapped by what others think or say, but make up your own mind. Most importantly, make friends and be happy. College friends are often the best in life. Pick a few friends and become really close to them –pick the ones who are genuine (真挚的) to you. Don''t worry about their hobbies, grades, looks, or even personalities.Start planning early – what would you like to do? Where would you like to live? What would you like to learn? I think your plan to studyfashion is good, and you should decide where you want to be, and get onto the right courses.Whether it is summer-planning, or coursework planning, or picking a major, or managing your time, you should take control of your life.I will always be there for you, but the time has come for you to be in the driver''s seat –this is your life, and you need to be in control. Being in control feels great. Try it, and you''ll love it!College is the four years where you have:the greatest amount of free timethe first chance to be independentthe most flexibility (灵活性) to changethe lowest risk for making mistakeSo please treasure your college years – make the best of your free time, become an independent thinker in control of your destiny (命运), be bold to experiment, learn and grow through your successes and challenges.May your years at Columbia be the happiest of your life, and may you blossom into just what you dream to be.Love,Dad (& Mom)9. According to the letter the author''s daughter is ______.A. scared to be leaving homeB. a well-rounded studentC. the pride of her universityD. learning to drive a car10. What does the author think college life holds in store for his daughter?A. Uncertainty.B. Pure enjoyment.C. Successes and challenges.D. Experimentation with life.11. What does the author advise his daughter to do in college?A. Plan everything.B. Party with friends in her free time.C. Ignore what others think or say.D. Treasure and make the best of her college years.12. Which of these pieces of advice is given in the article?a. think and live independentlyb. learn how to learnc. choose friends with similar personalitiesd. be genuine and sinceree. try new thingsA. abcB. bceC. cdeD. abe13. From the text, we can conclude the father ______.A. is worried about his daughterB. is strict with his daughterC. is optimistic about his daughter''s futureD. is sad that his daughter is leaving home4Could you eat like this?IT'S a new food trend, but if you want to give it a try, you will have to write a new shopping list. Meat, chicken, fish? Out. Milk, cheese, eggs, dairy (奶制品) of any kind? Gone.Instead, you''ll be stocking up on fresh fruits and vegetables, grains, nuts and soy products, all key to a vegan (素食) diet.“As recently as five years ago, a vegan diet was considered ra dical (极端的),” said Mary Lawrence, owner of Well On Wheels, a personal-chef service in the US. “Now, with the new emphasis (强调) on healthy lifestyles, people are more interested.”But forget the things you''ve heard about this type of cooking being tasteless. Vegan gourmet (美食) is in. Vegan cookbooks, full of delightful pictures, are sprouting (发芽) like wheatgrass.With so many celebrities, including actress Gwyneth Paltrow, singer Leona Lewis, and Twilight star Kristen Stewart, claiming to be vegetarians, the planet-based cuisines (菜肴) are the latesthigh-profile food.Donald Watson might be surprised by all the attention. It was the Englishman Watson who coined (创造) the term “vegan” in 1944. It means someone who eats no animal products at all, unlike a vegetarian, who will eat eggs and animal milk and so on. Shortly afterward, the quiet Watson founded the Vegan Society, a group of about 25 like-minded individuals.These days, about a million Americans call themselves vegans. While modern vegans share the same philosophy (观念) as Watson, their diet and message have become more mainstream (主流).According to Publishers Weekly, interest in eating locally and the availability (可得到) of ingredients have led to a rise in vegetarian cookbooks.“People think that a vegan diet is a sacrifice, that it''s tasteless and unappealing. It''s not. They think you can''t get enough protein (蛋白质), calcium (钙) or iron. You can,” said Priscilla Feral, president of Friends of Animals and author of The Best of Vegan Cooking. “It is a way of living in harmony with the planet with healthful eating and fresh, well-prepared dishes.”1. According to Mary Lawrence, people are now more interested in the vegan diet because ______.A. it is popular among celebritiesB. people are attaching more importance to healthy lifestyleC. vegan cookbooks tell how to cook delicious foodD. vegan food is less expensive than meat2. Which of the following statements about Donald Watson is FALSE?A. He was an American vegetarian.B. He created the word “vegan”.C. He founded the Vegan Society.D. He preferred not to eat animalproducts.3. What attitude does Priscilla Feral have toward the vegan diet?A. Suspicious.B. Negative.C. Indifferent.D. Supportive.4. The underlined word “in” in Paragraph 4 is similar in meaning to ______.A. successfulB. fashionableC. tastyD. healthful5Don't talk to me...RIDING a London subway, a person from China will notice one major difference: in London, people do not look at each other. In fact, eye contact is avoided at all times. That's not rudeness –people are just too busy to bother looking.Busy doing what, you ask? Well, they're certainly not using the time for a moment of quiet reflection (沉思). Nor are they reading a book. New technology has replaced quiet habits. Today the only acceptable form of book on the London Underground is an e-book.Apple must earn a fortune from London commuters (乘车上下班的人). Since the launch of the iPhone in 2007, over 40,000 –yes, that's 40,000 –“apps” (programs downloaded for the iPhone) have been designed. Commuters love them because they are the perfect time-filler. One “app”, called iShoot, is a game that features tanks. Another one, Tube Exits, tells passengers where to sit on the train to be closest to the exit of their destination (目的地). ISteam clouds the iPhone screen when you breathe into the microphone. You can then write in the “steam” on your phone screen.For those without an iPhone, another Apple product, the iPod, may be the distraction (消遣) of choice. It's not just teenagers who “plug in” to their music – iPods are a popular way to pass the time for all ages.And if games, e-books and music aren't enough to keep you occupied, then perhaps you would prefer a film? The development of palm (掌上) DVD technology means many commuters watch their favorite TV show or film on the way to work. With all this distraction, it's amazing that people still remember to get off the train.5. People in London do not make eye contact on the subway because they are busy ______.A. going to workB. reading bookC. thinking private thoughtD. playing games, reading e-books, listening to music or watching film6. Those who like war games can download ______ to their iPhones.A. iShootB. Tube ExitsC. iSteamD. iPod7. The underlined word “occupied” in the last paragraph probably means ______.A. delightedB. busyC. amusedD. controlled8. The article tells us that ______.A. London commuters are unfriendly to strangerB. Apple has earned a lot of money from selling 40,000 appsC. technology is changing how London commuters spend their traveling timeD. with all the new time-fillers, London commuters often forget to get off the train6E-books step it upBOOKLOVERS, most of them, will tell you what a pleasure it is to lend a favorite read to a friend – the novel you stayed up all night to get to the end of; the travel book that made you feel as if you yourself were on a train ride through India. For a while it seemed that e-book users were to be denied this pleasure of lending to friends. You could buy a book or magazine for your reading device (装置), but you couldn''t lend it out.But now, with the Nook, the US book chain Barnes and Noble''s response to Amazon''s Kindle, electronic readers will be able to press their latest literary enthusiasm on their friends, just like readers of physical books can. You simply email the book from your Nook and your friend can read it for two weeks, using any device with the Barnes & Noble e-book reader software. It''s a big improvement from previous e-book readers. The Nook offers other features too. You read in black and white on the main screen, just like with Kindle. The difference is that on the lower part of the device there''s a color touch screen. It allows you to flip (翻页) through a book or magazine, but goes black when you''re not using it so that you save power.Another exciting thing about the Nook is that it offers Wi-Fi (无线上服务), arguably (可论证地) a big advance on previous e-book readers. Customers in the United States can use the Internet connection to read whole e-books at Barnes and Noble''s hundreds of bookstores for free. None of Barnes and Noble''s competitors can come close to this.But the Nook, ironically (讽刺地), might just turn out to be a money-loser for Barnes and Noble, or at least a job-loser for Barnes and Noble''s employees. According to Marian Maneker at The Big Money Website, if the Nook is successful it might take sales from the company''s bookstores, eventually forcing their closure and the loss of thousands of jobs.根据要求回答下列问题。

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