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1、Visit www.readinga- for thousands of books and materials.Amelia Earhart:A Legend in FlightA Reading AZ Level W Leveled BookWord Count:1,878WritingPretend you are Amelia Earhart.Write a journal entry describing one of your first flights.Include details from the book.Social StudiesUse information from
2、 the book and other resources to create a timeline of Amelia Earharts life including at least ten events.Share your timeline with your class.Connectionswww.readinga-LEVELED BOOK WAmelia Earhart:A Legend in FlightWritten by Julie MettenburgQTWwww.readinga-Amelia Earhart:A Legend in FlightWho is Ameli
3、a Earhart,and why is she a legend?Focus QuestionWritten by Julie Mettenburg24NotesAmelia Earhart:A Legend in FlightLevel W Leveled Book Learning AZWritten by Julie MettenburgAll rights reserved.www.readinga-aviator disappeared endeavorsfabrication inclement legendmanifold navigator perilous pilots s
4、tatictailspinWords to KnowFront cover:Amelia after a nineteen-hour flight across the United States Title page:A studio portrait of Amelia Earhart Photo Credits:Front cover:Scherl/SZ Photo/The Image Works;title page,page 15:Everett Collection Inc/Alamy;pages 3,9:Bettmann/Corbis,pages 5,6,13,17:AP Ima
5、ges;page 7:courtesy of Library of Congress,Prints&Photographs Division LC-W861-35;pages 8,12:The Granger Collection,NYC;page 10:courtesy of Ames Historical Society;page 11:SSPL/Planet News Archive/The Image Works;page 14:Underwood&Underwood/Corbis;page 15:Topham/The Image Works;page 18:courtesy of t
6、he U.S.Coast Guard;page 19:courtesy of U.S.Naval Historical Center;page 20:REUTERS/Mike TheilerIllustration Credit:Page 4:Maria Voris/Learning AZCorrelationLEVEL WS4040Fountas&PinnellReading RecoveryDRA23Notes3Table of Contents Introduction .4Winged Machines .7Kansas Youth .9Time to Fly .11Last Flig
7、ht .16What Happened to Amelia?.19Glossary .22Amelia in 1937Amelia Earhart:A Legend in Flight Level W22Glossaryaviator(n.)a pilot of an aircraft(p.6)disappeared(v.)stopped existing or being in sight(p.6)endeavors(n.)earnest attempts or efforts(p.13)fabrication(n.)the process of manufacturing a produc
8、t(p.8)inclement(adj.)cold,windy,and stormy(p.8)legend(n.)a famous person who is known for a special talent or achievement(p.6)manifold(n.)the chamber containing pipes through which gasses and fuel are carried to and from an engine(p.5)navigator(n.)a person who plots a course to arrive at an intended
9、 destination(p.15)perilous(adj.)filled with danger(p.5)pilots(n.)people who fly aircraft or spacecraft(p.4)static(n.)crackling electrical noise that makes phone,radio,or television messages hard to hear(p.18)tailspin(n.)the rapid descent of a diving aircraft while turning round and round(p.5)4Introd
10、uctionThe tiny red airplane bounced among the clouds 12,000 feet(3,658 m)above the water of the North Atlantic.Giant black storm clouds lay between the plane and the shores of Ireland,and far below,icebergs jutted out of the cold waves.The date was May 21,1932.The airplane carried Amelia Earhart,one
11、 of the most famous pilots in the United States.In 1928,she had been the first woman to ride in an airplane over the Atlantic,although a man named Wilmer Stultz flew the plane.Now,if she made it,she would be the first woman to fly an airplane over the Atlantic herself.And she would be the first pers
12、on,male or female,to have crossed the Atlantic in an airplane twice.21Many think these theories are just made up.No evidence has been found to support either of these ideas,and the most likely answer is that Amelia ditched the plane in the water.It would have quickly broken apart in the fierce waves
13、,over 10 feet(3 m)high.Perhaps before Amelia and Fred could have inflated their life raft,they drowned.Whatever her fate,there is no doubt that Amelia Earhart is one of the greatest Americans of the 20th century.She died doing what she loved most and showed everyone that women didnt have to live wit
14、h limits.She showed people that anyone could fly,and she was a legend who changed the world.Amelia doing what she loved best:flyingAmelia Earhart:A Legend in Flight Level W5But first she had to succeed,and there was a reason why so few people had made it.The trip was perilous because airplanes in th
15、e 1930s were small,most were not pressurized,and they didnt have many of the instruments that todays pilots rely on.A pilot had to go by her sense of sight and how the plane“felt,”keeping tight control of the airplane for hours at a time.The black clouds ahead were too large to fly around,so Amelia
16、pointed the Lockheed Vega right into them.When the rain turned to ice,the Vegas controls froze,sending it into a tailspin.As the plane plummeted toward the frigid water,Amelia struggled to get control.Finally,the warmer air below the clouds melted the ice,and Amelia was able to pull the plane out of
17、 its spin.Amelia had to fight other problems including fatigue,a leaky fuel tank,and a cracked manifold that occasionally spewed flames.Amelia Earhart poses with her plane in Northern Ireland after her Atlantic flight.Amelia Earhart:A Legend in Flight Level W20Many people have tried to explain what
18、happened to Amelia.Theories including equipment problems,poor navigation or piloting skills,and imprisonment abound.Some think Amelia and Fred survived an emergency landing and were picked up by a Japanese ship.They were kept as prisoners on a Japanese island and later died of disease.Others think t
19、hat Amelia and Fred landed the plane at a different island.There,she and Fred were able to live on native foods but eventually died of either disease or old age.Some people believe that this piece of an airplane,found on an island near where Amelia disappeared,belonged to Amelias airplane.6Many hour
20、s later,Amelia set the plane down in a pasture in Londonderry,Northern Ireland.She had done it;she had crossed the Atlantic Ocean in an airplane she flew herself.Before this landmark flight,she had already been famous as an aviator and an adventurer,and now she would be a legend.But Amelia Earhart w
21、ould be most remembered for what many people think of as her biggest failure.While trying to fly her plane around the world,she disappeared.Reporters surround Amelia after her Atlantic flight.19What Happened to Amelia?This question still haunts people today.The Itasca immediately joined the U.S.Navy
22、 in searching for Amelias plane.The Navy thought she may have gone down in a storm to the northwest of Howland Island.The search continued for weeks and is to date the most extensive air and sea search in U.S.Naval history.No sign of the plane,Amelia,or Fred was found.After a year of searching,Ameli
23、as husband,George Putnam,concluded that she had perished at sea.But is that the full story?The USS Lexington was one of eight ships the U.S.Navy sent to search for Amelia.Amelia Earhart:A Legend in Flight Level W7Winged MachinesThe worlds first airplane flight occurred when Amelia was six years old.
24、Two brothers,Wilbur and Orville Wright,constructed a winged machine out of spruce and ash.They launched it successfully into the air at Kitty Hawk,North Carolina,on December 17,1903.The Wright brothers make their first flight.Amelia Earhart:A Legend in Flight Level W18As they neared Howland Island,t
25、he next stop,their radio messages became odd.The tiny island was to be their last stop before Hawaii and then back to California.The U.S.Coast Guard cutter Itasca was stationed offshore to receive the Electras radio signals.The Itasca and two other U.S.ships were ordered to turn on all their lights
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