2022年高一英语课外阅读材料.docx

精选学习资料 - - - - - - - - - Fulfilling the dream 陈柏霖：实现理想需要时间和 耐心；词数 389 建议阅读时间 5 分钟HOW long will you wait to succeed in your dream career. Ten years or longer, Taiwan actor Bolin Chen would say. The 29-year-old finally earned back all his hard work when he won Best Leading Actor for his role in the popular TV series Bolin Chen, 29, won his first award after ten In Time With You 我可years of acting. XINHUA 能不会爱你 at the 47th Golden Bell Awards, which was held in Taipei on Oct 26. From a very young age, we have a dream, whether its to be a painter, a scientist or a writer. But the desire 期望 to paint, discover or tell stories fades 消褪 as we grow up, until that moment of finding our deep calling hits us. For Chen, this came when he was discovered by director Yee Chih-Yen in front of an ice cream store at the age of 19. Chen had considered becoming an excellent dancer, a model and a singer before he played 1 名师归纳总结 - - - - - - -第 1 页,共 34 页精选学习资料 - - - - - - - - - the male lead in Yees movie Blue Gate Crossing 蓝色大门 . His first taste of fame with the well-received drama showed him what he really wanted to be. However, show business didnt favor him instantly 马上. Fame was not of interest to him as his rule for picking roles was to try something new each time. Over the next ten years he engaged 使 劳碌 himself in genres as different as fantasy 魔幻 action in The Twins Effect II 2004, horror 恐惧片 in The Eye 10 2005 and coming-of-age drama in Buddha Mountain 2022. Nothing made much of an impact until he successfully played a thoughtful and dedicated 忠心的 partner in a relationship of undeclared love 暗恋 with his best friend played by Best Actress winner Ariel Lin. The TV drama was the biggest winner at the awards ceremony 仪式, sweeping seven awards out of its eight nominations 提名 . Like his winning role, Li Daren, critics say Chen is just like a fine wine s something about the way he that will get better with age. There carries himself that sincere and down-to-earth demeanor 气质 fans cant help but fall for.Many believe the Golden Bell trophy 奖杯 will take Chens acting career to new heights. But Chen says that the greatest gains are actually personal lessons. “Youll succeed in time as long as you love it with a passion 热忱 because life will give back what you put into it,” he told Taiwan newspaper The China Times. “If your dream requires time and patience, give it.”高考词汇 2 名师归纳总结 - - - - - - -第 2 页,共 34 页精选学习资料 - - - - - - - - - succeed vi. 胜利 If you try hard, you will succeed in the end. impact n./vt. 影响 The computer has made a great impact on modern life.Crossing the line 终结 “中国式过公路 ”究竟需要什么？词数 377 建议阅读时间 7 分钟 THE traffic light turns red. As a pedestrian 行人 , what do you do. ” but we The rule says “stop and wait,often see groups of people running red lights. Internet users have jokingly named this phenomenon ”“the Chinese-style street crossing. While many people criticize it as bad manners, recent research reveals 揭示 another A group of pedestrians jaywalk across a road in Taiyuan, capital of Shanxi possible reason the duration 连续时province. CHINA DAILY 间 of red lights in China exceeds 超过 what people can mentally bear. “Pedestrians have a maximum 最大 bearable 可忍耐的 waiting time in their mind,” Ni Ying, a member of a research team at Tongji Universitys School of Transportation Engineering, was quoted 引述 by Xinhua News Agency as saying. “If they wait longer than that, they will b e more likely to ignore the light.”From 2022 to 2022, Nis team carried out research on pedestrianswaiting times at various road crossings. They found a correlation 相互关系 between running red lights and the length of time they had to 3 名师归纳总结 - - - - - - -第 3 页,共 34 页精选学习资料 - - - - - - - - - wait before the light changed. They concluded that, on average, Chinese can wait for the traffic lights no longer than 70 seconds, and in downtown areas this number could extend 扩大 to 90 seconds. Many countries work out pedestrians maximum bearable waiting time and use it to design traffic lights, according to Ni. For example, researchers found that it is 60 seconds for Germans and 45 seconds for Britons. Seldom does a red light in these countries exceed the limits. But the duration of red lights in China often exceeds the 70 or 90 second limit. Take Beijing for example. At Zhongguancun Avenue a red light lasts longer than 2 minutes, during which you could finish reading a short story on Teens. Pedestrians are then given just 30 seconds to cross the street. “I stop for red lights. But if Im really in a hurry or the traffic interval 区间 is long enough for me to cross, I move slowly forward 向前 seconds before the light turns green,” said Qi Xin, 17, living in Fengtai district in Beijing. However, the long waiting time cannot serve as an excuse for breaking the rules, commentator Li Zhiyong wrote on the Peoples Daily. “As long as the design of traffic lights remains the same, everyone should obey the rules, otherwise 否就 the country will be out of order and danger will be incurred for pedestrians,” wrote Li.Roman Holiday without the snacks 4 名师归纳总结 - - - - - - -第 4 页,共 34 页精选学习资料 - - - - - - - - - IN the movie Roman Holiday, Audrey Hepburn shows the world what a romantic 浪漫的 scene is all about: wandering around Rome with a lover by your side and an ice cream in hand. But those who want to experience this may now have to pay a large price. Romes city council 议会 passed a new law in October. It prohibits 禁止 tourists from eating pizza, sandwiches or any other snacks or fast food around the historical sites in the city. Violators 违反者 will be fined 罚款 from 25 euros 202 yuan up to 500 euros 4,044 yuan. City authorities explained that the law aims to improve peoples manners and protect sites that have a historic or architectural 建筑的 value. Similar bans 禁令 have been applied in some other Italian cities. In Venice, for example, eating snacks in the street is prohibited in St Mark s Square.反映 Italians attitudes toward public Critics say such bans reflect eating: they rarely eat or drink in the street.Students try brand new eye exercises DONT be puzzled if a group of students sit nearby and start rolling their eyeballs at you. They may be doing their new eye exercises. In a recent online video, a girl demonstrates 展现 a new eye exercise program. She keeps her eyes open and rolls her eyeballs around to 5 名师归纳总结 - - - - - - -第 5 页,共 34 页精选学习资料 - - - - - - - - - the music, or closes her eyes first and then opens them and tries her best to look up. The new program was designed by the Taizhou Office of the China School Health Action in Zhejiang Province and Bright Angel Eye-Protecting Center for Students. As a pilot scheme 方案 , some schools in Shandong and Hubei have adopted 采纳 the new program. In a CCTV report, some students who tried the exercise said they felt dizzy 头晕的 and sleepy after doing it. Some were even worried about turning cross-eyed. Doctors say that the program only exercises external muscles 外部肌肉 of the eyes. It cannot relieve eye fatigue in preventing nearsightedness.重点讲解 高考词汇 mentally adv. 心理上疲惫 and has little effect We must equip the children mentally and physically to meet the trial they will face. various adj. 各种各样的 There are various ways of getting to the station. length n. 长度,时间的长短The length of your talk must be at least 10 minutes. obey vt. 遵守,听从I always obey my father. 长难句分析While many people., recent research. the duration of red lights in China exceeds what people can mentally bear. 6 名师归纳总结 - - - - - - -第 6 页,共 34 页精选学习资料 - - - - - - - - - 本句中的 while 表示“ 虽然,尽管 ”；破折号后的分句进一步说明人们闯红灯的另一个缘由,该句的主干为 the duration exceeds what people can mentally bear ,what 引导宾语从句,意思是 “ 人们心理能够承担的范畴 ”；考点看台 Seldom does a red light in these countries exceed the limits. 本句为部分倒装句； 当句子以否认词, 如 seldom ,never ,hardly ,little, not only 等开头时,要用部分倒装,即把谓语动词的一部分助动词或情态动词等提前放到主语前面；A new approach 美国课堂为吸引同学特别招；词数 367 建议阅读时间 7 分 钟 教案和课件见网站 测试见 7 版LIKE so many teachers, Cristi Derow and Jennifer Bradley have spent most of their careers giving classroom lectures to students who sat passively 消极地 in their seats. The Lewisville, Texas, school teachers were aware 知晓 that the hours they spent on preparing lessons were too often wasted on many students. “We were losing half the class. They were looking at us, but they weren t listening,” said Derow, who co-teaches history classes with Bradley. So Forestwood High School, Texas, did something new by using the “flipped 翻转的 classroom” method of instruction.7 名师归纳总结 - - - - - - -第 7 页,共 34 页精选学习资料 - - - - - - - - - “Weve completely done away with our lectures,” Derow said.And homework assignments 作业 “are all done in class,” Bradley said. With the flipped concept 概念 , a students usual homework assignment is to watch pre-recorded lectures on their computers or smart phones. They walk into class ready to discuss the topic, collaborate 合作 with other students and work on assignments based on what they learned from the videos. Free from lecturing, the teachers can use class time to look deeper into the subject and focus on difficult concepts. “Now students are actively engaged 投入的 , ” said the teachers, who have seen a 15-20 percent increase in test scores. As students change from a passive to an active role, they learn critical 批判性的 thinking skills, learn to collaborate and become independent learners. Instead of doing homework assignments alone at home, students are now “working together, talking about it,” Bradley said. “If they donagree on an answer, they debate it and have to justify 为 辩护 their answers. Its a higher level of learning.”Her students give the flipped classroom high marks. Sarah Lee, 14, watches the 30-minute videos on a home computer. She likes the ability to rewind 重播 the tapes if she doesnt understand a concept. She also likes being able to take breaks and watch the lessons on her own schedule. “I can watch the videos over two or three days,” she said. 8 名师归纳总结 - - - - - - -第 8 页,共 34 页精选学习资料 - - - - - - - - - Classmate Dawson Depperschmidt said she sometimes watches the video lectures on her iPhone at soccer games. She likes learning the lessons before she goes to school and thinks the time she spends in the classroom is more productive. “It gives us more time to learn at school,” Dawson said. “You get more in- depth in class.”School gets festival feeling 美国大兵、唐朝仕女、迈克尔·杰克逊 我 们的集市有你想看的一切！词数 290 建议阅读时间 6 分钟TRY to imagine this: American soldiers wandering around with black “guns ” in their hands; beauties of the Tang Dynasty sitting gracefully 文雅地 Students dressed like ancient beauties. PHOTO COURTESY OF LI beside them; and a group of “Michael DONGDONG s real. They were Jacksons” singing and dancing at the same time. Sounds like a daydream, right. But itjust some of the performances by students on our playground last week. October is our schools traditional “month of arts”. We hold various activities over the whole month, such as indoor concerts and poetry 诗歌 reading competitions. What we like best is the students fair, during which we can sell and buy things all by ourselves on the playground. This year, the activity was rather fascinating 有吸引力的 . Walking around the campus, you could hear lots of students shouting out to 9 名师归纳总结 - - - - - - -第 9 页,共 34 页精选学习资料 - - - - - - - - - promote their products 产品. Some students even dressed in fancy costumes to attract customers attention. Now you can start to imagine what I described at the beginning of the article. There were many kinds of things for sale at the fair. Clocks, glasses, funny costumes and books were all sold at low prices. Shoes and clothes, on which students can draw pictures, were especially popular. As well as items 物品 for sale, the fair brings many activities for students to take part in. If you want to play a ball game, have a game of chess, or enjoy a violin performance, you need to pay first. Both the buyers and sellers enjoyed this years activities very much. One of my classmates told me with great joy that he sold his calligraphy 书法 work at a satisfying price. And my friends happily filled their bags with all kinds of things they bought at the fair. We all loved the “month of arts”. It made our school life colorful and enjoyable.Social parenting 假如父母要求加你为 QQ 好友,你情愿吗？擂 场：河北省保定一中 450 班 指导老师：李 娜 组织同学：李昂泽YES. We can get on better with our parents on QQ. Li Angze: Because of the generation gap 代沟 , it is not always easy for children and parents to have face-to-face communication. But on the Internet, as they dont see each other directly, they will feel less embarrassed and talk with mutual 相互的 trust. Its good for their relationship. Liu Xiaoyue: Id like to add my parents on QQ because it means my parents will have a thorough 完全的 understanding of me. For example, if I write something sad on my QQ signature 签名 , my 10 名师归纳总结 - - - - - - -第 10 页,共 34 页精选学习资料 - - - - - - - - - parents will know I am feeling blue and cheer me up. If my parents go out of town, we can use QQ to see each other. Li Danrui: Parents always love us and they do everything good for us. Adding them to the list of our QQ friends is a way to show that we appreciate their love and we trust and love them too. There is a lot of inappropriate 不合适的 content 内容 on the Internet. Our parents can help us stay away from it. NO. Adding our parents on QQ is not necessary and will only mean we lose some of our privacy 隐私. Yan Feiyi: In my opinion, QQ is just like my diary. I can say everything in my QQ space and signature. I am old enough to