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1、2019外研版高中英语基于词、法、句挖掘文本深度学习选择性必修一This call for an island caretaker attracted interest from all over the world. It wasactually a very clever means 3.（既突出了大堡礁的重要性，又强调了大堡礁需要人类保护）.Located off the coast of North-east Australia, the Great Barrier Reef 4.（是,也球上最大的生物）.About the size of Japan, it even can be

2、seen from outer space. More than 25 million years old, the Great Barrier Reef is made up of living coral growing on dead coral. 5.（它是许多鸟类和海洋生物的栖息地）. But this unique and delicate place is now under threat from pollution and climate change.To get this job, the candidates had to make a short video show

3、ing how much they knew about the reef. 6.（另外，应聘者还需要证明为何自己是这个职位的最佳人选）.Out of the thousands of applicants, eleven were selected, including a young woman from China. 7. （最终，来自英国 的本索撒尔获得了这份工作）.Ben did a lot during his time as an island caretaker. 8.（除了 发布博客），taking photos and writing articles about the

4、reef, he made a number of appearances on television 9.（号召保护大堡礁）. He also worked as a presenter for the National Geographic Channel, before going on to write a book about his experiences. Ben later joked that 10.（这个工作的招聘启事上应该写“世界上最繁忙的工作”，而不是“最棒的Whether it was a genuine job offer or an eye-catching ma

5、rketing event isnt really important. 11.（最重要 的是）that people all over the world 12.（认识至U 了） the beauty of the ocean in the area. 13.（而且），they came to understand the delicate balance that the environment exists in and what can, and must, be done to protect the reef. That way, 14.（大堡礁才能继续作为野生动物的安全栖息地 以

6、及梦寐以求的旅游目的地）for the millions of tourists who visit it each year.Unit 6 Nurturing NatureUnderstanding Ideas :The Sky Railway过关斩将第一遍：词汇短语foe r n-sooqKK s poopgoGyg濡)c讶 m 演llHL ecoICJSWBPms i so?mnsE 普 w上s :昂ion常gThe Sky RailwaySitting back in my seat, I cant quite believe that Im about to travel along

7、 the railway that many foreign experts c1（断言；声称）was impossible”. The train has been r2（快速移动）along steadily since it left Xining. All this time, the song Sky Railway has been playing inside my head. The words railways like m3（巨大的）dragons are winding among the mountains”seem particularly v4（逼真的）as I t

8、ravel across the “roof ofthe world.I was one of the people who came from all p5（地区；区域）of China to work on this railway. Taking years to complete, the Qinghai-Tibet Railway is a record of all of our efforts to o6（克服; 战胜）the most difficult engineering challenges. How to protect the d7（脆弱的）ecosystem wa

9、s among the topconcerns.The first 18（地标）to catch my eye is the s9（壮丽的）Qingshuihe Bridge, the worlds longest bridge built over permafrost. Look! A group of Tibetan antelopes is moving under the bridge, with some stopping to eat grass at their 110（闲暇）.Thirty-three passages have been built under the ra

10、ilway to allow the animals to move safely and freely in their natural h11（栖息地）.Wild animals such as these Tibetan antelopes have now been using these p12（通道）for years. They seem totally unawareinfinitivesthat we are speeding past at over 100 kilometres an hour.To prevent damage to wetlands and grass

11、lands, 675 bridges with a total 113（长度）of about 160 kilometres were built betweenGolmud and Lhasa. We even moved 140,000 square metres of wetland to a new area in order to p14（保护）its distinctecosystem.The journey has been flying by, and before I know it, we have reached Tanggula Station. L15（位于）at o

12、ver 5,000 metresabove sea level, this is the highest railway station in the world. In locations such as this, the t16（稀薄的）air, changeableweather and high levels of UV r17（辐射）presented perhapsthe greatest challenge for railway workers. To make sure we stayed h18（健康的），several oxygen-making stations we

13、reconstructed. We were also able to enjoy regular b19（间歇；休息）in lower areas.As we pass Cuona Lake, I feel a sense of p20（自豪；骄傲）and achievement. Using thousands and thousands of sandbags, we built a twenty-kilometre wall along the lake to protect it from construction waste. Cuona Lake is so close to t

14、he railway that I want to reach out and touch its pale blue m21（如镜面的）surface.Water birds playing in the lake, and cattle and sheep w22（徘徊）the grasslands bring the scenery to life.The Qinghai-Tibet Plateau has been attracting peoples admiration for centuries. Now, thanks to our efforts, p23（乘客）from a

15、llover the country have been enjoying these magical landscapes. I am proud that we built our “i24（不可能的）” railway, and did sowith the care that the environment deserves. It t25（真正； 精确地）is an extraordinary Sky Railway”.infinitivesgrammaradverbs g 翁 tenses.interrogatives 三；3 s S=S c、； A S? E-3 55 PP Si

16、N 2t：co d.崇若 relatives cofuture第二遍:基础语法披荆斩棘The Sky RailwaySitting back in my seat, I cant quite believe that Im about to travel along the railway 1 many foreign experts claimed was“impossible”. The train has been racing along 2(steady) sinceit left Xining. All this time, the song “Sky Railway has be

17、en playing inside my head. The words railways like massive dragons are winding 3 the mountains seem particularly vivid as Itravel 4 the “roof of the world”.I was one of the people who came from all 5(part) ofChina to work on this railway. Taking years to complete, the Qinghai-Tibet Railway is a reco

18、rd of all of our efforts6(overcome) the most difficult engineering challenges. How to protect the delicate ecosystem 7(be) among the topconcerns.The first landmark 8(catch) my eye is the splendidQingshuihe Bridge, the worlds longest bridge built 9permafrost. Look! A group of Tibetan antelopes is mov

19、ing under the bridge, with some 10(stop) to eat grass at their leisure.Thirty-three passages have been built 11 the railway to allowthe animals to move 12(safe) and freely in their naturalhabitat. Wild animals such as these Tibetan antelopes have now been using these passages for years. They seem to

20、tally 13(aware)that we are speeding past 14 over 100 kilometres an hour.To prevent damage to wetlands and grasslands, 675 bridges with a total 15(long) of about 160 kilometres were built betweenGolmud and Lhasa. We even moved 140,000 square metres of wetland 16 a new area in order to protect its dis

21、tinctecosystem.The journey has been flying by, and before I know it, we 17(reach) Tanggula Station. Located at over 5,000 metres above sea level, this is the 18(high) railway station in theworld. In locations such as this, the thin air,19(change) weather and high levels of UV radiation presented per

22、haps the greatest challenge 20 railway workers. To make sure westayed healthy, several oxygen-making 21(station) wereconstructed. We were also able to enjoy regular breaks in lower areas.As we pass Cuona Lake, I feel a sense of pride and 22(achieve). Using thousands and thousands of sandbags, we bui

23、lt a twenty-kilometre wall 23 the lake to protect it fromconstruction waste. Cuona Lake is so close to the railway 24I want to reach out and touch 25(it) pale blue mirror-likesurface. Water birds 26(play) in the lake, and cattle andsheep wandering the grasslands bring the scenery to life.The Qinghai

24、-Tibet Plateau has been attracting peoples admiration for centuries. Now, thanks to our efforts,27(passenger) from all over the country have been enjoying these 28(magic)landscapes. I am proud that we built our impossible“ railway, and did so with the care that the environment 29(deserve). It trulyi

25、s 30 extraordinary Sky Railway”.English Sentence Structure第三遍：基础句法精益求精The Sky RailwaySitting back in my seat, I cant quite believe that Im about to travel along 1.(许多外国专家 声称不可能建成”的铁路).The train has been racing along steadily since it left Xining. All this time, the song “Sky Railway 2.(一直在我的脑海中回响).

26、The words railways like massive dragons are winding among the mountains seem particularly vivid as I travel across the “roof of the world”.3.(修建青藏铁路的工人来自全国各地，而我就是其中之一).Taking years to complete, the Qinghai-Tibet Railway is a record of all of our efforts to overcome the most difficult engineering cha

27、llenges. 4.(其中，如何保护脆弱的生态系统是需要我们首要问题之一).5.(最先映入眼帘的地标性建筑)is the splendid Qingshuihe Bridge, the worlds longest bridge built over permafrost. Look! A group of Tibetan antelopes is moving under the bridge, with some stopping to eat grass attheir leisure. Thirty-three passages have been built under the r

28、ailway 6.（让动物 得以在自然栖息地中安全自由地通行）.Wild animals such as these Tibetan antelopes have now been using these passages for years. They seem totally unaware that we are speeding past at over 100 kilometres an hour.7.（为了避免破坏湿地和草原）， 675 bridges with a total length of about 160 kilometres were built between Go

29、lmud and Lhasa. We even moved 140,000 square metres of wetland to a new area 8. （以保护其独特的生态系统）.The journey has been flying by, and before I know it, we have reached Tanggula Station. 9.（它位于海拔5,000多米的地方，是世界上海拔最高的火车站）.In locations such as this, the thin air, changeable weather and high levels of UV rad

30、iation presented perhaps the greatest challenge for railway workers. 10.（为了确保工人的身体健康），several oxygen-making stations were constructed. We were also able to enjoy regular breaks in lower areas.As we pass Cuona Lake, 11.（一股自豪感和成就感在我心中油然而生）.Using thousands and thousands of sandbags, we built a twenty-k

31、ilometre wall along the lake to protect it from construction waste. Cuona Lake 12.（离火车这么近，我好想伸手去触摸它那镜面似的浅蓝色湖面）.Water birds playing in the lake, and cattle and sheep wandering the grasslands bring the scenery to life.The Qinghai-Tibet Plateau has been attracting peoples admiration for centuries. 13.（

32、如今，由于我们的努力，来自全国各地的旅客都能亲眼观赏到这片神奇的土地）. I am proud that we built our impossible“ railway, and did so with the care that the environment deserves. 14.（青藏铁路真是一条了不起的“天路”）.Developing Ideas ：The Best Job in the World51陶穗第一遍：词汇短语THE BEST JOB IN THE WORLDHow would you like to spend six months living on an isl

33、and and looking after the Great Barrier Reef? The working hours are f1（灵活的）and accommodation is provided. Key duties i2（包含）exploring the islands of the reef and finding out what the area has to offer. Youll need to report back via w3（每周一次的）blogs,photo diaries and video updates. Youll also be asked t

34、o p4（推销； 推进）the islands through newspapers, magazines and TV interviews.This call for an island caretaker attracted i 5（兴趣； 关注）from all over the world. It was actually a very clever means to h6（突出；强调）the importance of the Great Barrier Reef andthe need to protect it.Located off the coast of North-ea

35、st Australia, the Great Barrier Reef12.is the largest living thing oo the planet. About the s7（尺寸）ofJapan, it even can be seen from outer space. More than 25 million years old, the Great Barrier Reef is made up of living coral growing on dead coral. It is h8（寄主； 宿主）to many species of birdsand sea cr

36、eatures. But this unique and delicate place is now under threat from p9（污染）and climate change.To get this job, the c10（申请者）had to make a short videoshowing how much they knew about the reef. They also needed to p11（证明）why they were the best person to do the job. Out ofthe thousands of a12（申请人），eleve

37、n were selected, includinga young woman from China. Eventually, the job was o13（提供）to Ben Southall from the UK.Ben did a lot during his time as an island caretaker. In addition to blogging, taking photos and writing a14（文章）about the reef,he made a number of appearances on television to argue in f15（

38、支持, 赞同）of its defence. He also worked as a presenter for the National Geographic Channel, before going on to write a book abouthis e 16 (体验；经历).Ben later joked that the job should have been a17(做广告)not as the best, but the busiest job in theworld!Whether it was a g18(真的)job offer or an eye-catchingm

39、arketing event isnt really important. The most important thing was that people all over the world became a19(意识到的)of thebeauty of the ocean in the area. Whats more, they came to understand the delicate balance that the environment e20(存在； 处于)inand what can, and must, be done to protect the reef. Tha

40、t way, it will r21(依然是;保持)a safe habitat for wildlife, as well as adream destination for the millions of t22(观光客)who visit iteach year.第二遍：基础语法披荆斩棘,ru sao若 eut SAHeuMEBBs3=u& rbsSHJexa型 Esajd erlsaoue irrtlsunouTHE BEST JOB IN THE WORLDHow would you like to spend six months living on an island and 1

41、(look) after the Great Barrier Reef? The working hours are flexible and accommodation is provided. Key2(duty) includeexploring the islands of the reef and finding out what the area has to offer. Youll need to report back via3(week) blogs, photodiaries and video updates. You,ll also be asked to promo

42、te the islands 4newspapers, magazines and TV interviews.This call for ao island caretaker attracted interest from all over the world. It was actually a very clever means to highlight the5(important) of the Great Barrier Reef and the need to protect it.Located off the coast of North-east Australia, t

43、he Great Barrier Reef is Ihe6(large) living thing on Ihe planet. Aboul the size ofJapan, it even can be seen from outer space. More than 25 million years old, the Great Barrier Reef is made up of living coral7(grow)on dead coral. It is host8many species of birds and seacreatures. But this unique and

44、 delicate place is now under threat from 9(pollute) and climate change.To get this job, the candidates had to make a short video10(show) how much they knew about the reef. They also needed to prove 11they were the best person to do the job. Out of the thousands of applicants, eleven were selected, i

45、ncluding a young woman from China. Eventually, the job12(offer) to Ben Southall from theUK.Ben did a lot during his time as an island caretaker. In13(add) to blogging, taking photos and writing articles about the reef, he made a number of14(appear) on television to argue in favour ofits defence. He

46、also worked as a presenter for the National Geographic Channel, before15(go) on to write a book about hisexperiences. Ben later joked that the job should have been advertised not as the best,16the busiest job in the world”!Whether it was a genuine job offer17an eye-catchingmarketing event isnt reall

47、y important. The most important thing was that people all over the world became18(awareness) of thebeauty of the ocean in the area. Whafs more, they came to understand the delicate balance that the environment exists in and what can, and must, be done19(protect) the reef. That way, it will remain as

48、afe habitat for wildlife, as well as a dream destination for the millions of tourists20visit it each year.第三遍：基础句法第三遍：基础句法精益求精English Sentence StructureTHE BEST JOB IN THE WORLDHow would you like to spend six months living on an island and looking after the Great Barrier Reef? 1.(这份工作时间灵活，并提供住宿).Key