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Unit7Greatbooks
Unit1We’restillinfluencedbyConfucius’sideas.
Mr.Jackson:
Hello,Betty.What’sup?
Betty:
IwanttojoinanInternetgrouptodiscussgreatbooksbygreatwriters.
Mr.Jackson:
So,whoareyourgreatwriters?
Betty:
Well,maybeConfuciusandShakespeare.
Mr.Jackson:
Really?
Iacceptthatthey’regreatbecausetheirworksarestillreadbymanypeopletoday.ButIthinkI’ddescribeConfuciusmoreasateacherandthinkerthanawriter.Hewasaverywiseman.Whatdoyouhavetodoforthediscussion?
Betty:
Well,eachofusreadsafavouritebookandwritesareviewforthediscussion.
Mr.Jackson:
Isee.We’restillinfluencedbyConfucius’sideas,andShakespeare’splaysalsomakealotofsensetoustoday.Peoplehavealwaysread,andwillalwaysreadgreatbooks.Bytheway,whatdoyouthinkofMarkTwain,thegreatAmericanwriterinthenineteenthcentury?
Betty:
Hewasimportant,butIsupposeheisn’taswell-knownasConfuciusorShakespeare.
Mr.Jackson:
No,buthisbooksarestillpopular,andoneofhisbooksismyfanourite,TheAdventuresofTomSawyer.
Betty:
Great!
Whydon’tyoujoininthediscussionandtellusaboutit?
Unit2Itisstillreadandloved.
AbookreviewofTheAdventuresofTomSawyer
ByBettyKing
OneofmyfanouritegreatbooksisTheAdventuresofTomSawyer,byMarkTwain.ThestoryissetinthetownofStPetersburg,Missouri,theUS,inthenineteenthcentury.Ittellssomeexcitingstoriesaboutaboywhohasmanyadventures.
Tom,theheroofthebook,liveswithhisauntPolly.Heisalivelyandcleverboy.Hedoesnotlikepeopletellinghimwhattodo,sohealwaysgetsintotrouble.Heandhisbestfriend,HuckFinn,runawaytoanislandinthemiddleoftheMississippiRiver.TomhasmoretroublebecauseabadmannamedInjunJoeislookingforhim.Later,Tomexcapesformacavewithanotherfriend,Becky.HealsofindsInjunJoe’streasureboxandtakesitaway.
MyfavouritepartofthebookiswhenTomandHuckstarttheiradventuresontheislandintheMississippiRiver.Atfirst,theyarehappy.Butwhentheyhearthateveryonethinkstheycomebackhome.Theyhideandwatchforatimewhentheyseetheirfamilyandneighbourscomingtotheirfuneralinthechurch.Then,TomandHucksuddenlyappear.Everyoneissurprisedtoseethematfirst,butverypleasedtofindthattheyarealive.
TheAdventuresofTomSawyerisagreatbook.Itismorethananadventurestory.MarkTwainwroteitin1876.Itdescribespeople’slivesinthesouthernstatesofAmericaatthattime.Ittellshowyoungpeoplegrow,howpeopleloveeachotherandhowbadpeoplepayfortheiractions.ItiswrittenineverydayEnglish,andthedialoguessoundespeciallyreal.Today,itisstillreadandlovedbypeopleallovertheworld,anditisthoughttobeoneofthegreatestAmericanstories.
Unit8Sports
Unit1Damingwasn’tchosenfortheteamlasttime.
Lingling:
Hi,Tony,youlooktired.
Tony:
Yes,I’mtrainingforthebigmatchnextweek.
Betty:
Whoareyouplayingagainst?
Tony:
HAS.
Lingling:
WhatdoesHASstandfor?
Tony:
HaidianAllStars.
Betty:
Oh,yes.It’llbeadifficultmatch.Didn’ttheybeatyoulasttime?
Tony:
Yes,theydid.But…
Lingling:
Whatwasthescore?
Betty:
Ifmymemoryiscorrect,HAS98pointstoBIG52.
Tony:
ButDamingwasn’tchosenfortheteamlasttime.Thatwasabaddecision.Wecan’tplaywellwithouthim.
Lingling:
That’snoexcuse!
Tony:
butDamingisbacknow.There’snodifferencebetweenthetwoteamsthisseason.
Betty:
Whenisthematch?
Tony:
It’snextSaturdayatnoon,butifyouwantgoodseats,youshouldcomeby11:
30.Areyoucoming?
Betty:
I’mnotsure.Doyouthinkthey’llwin,Lingling?
Lingling:
Noway!
HowmanymatcheshaveyouplayedagainstHASwon?
Tony:
Er…mostofthem.
Betty:
Wrong!
Allofthem!
Facethetruth,Tony.You’vegotnochance!
Tony:
Idon’tagree.That’snotfair!
(Tomleavesangrily)
Lingling:
Remembertothrowtheball,notkickit,Tony!
Betty:
He’ssomadatusthathe’lltryhardertowin,justtoshowwe’rewrong!
Lingling:
Nicework,Betty!
Idohopetheywinthistime.We’llbetheretocheerforthem.
Unit2Hewasinvitedtocompetitionsaroundtheworld.
LiuXiang---trainedtowin!
ForLiuXiang,lifeasasportsherobeganin2004.First,hewasinvitedtocompetitionsaroundtheworld.Then,hewaschosenfortheChineseteamattheAthensOlympicGamesandwonagoldmedal.
LiuXiangwasnotasuccessfulsportsmanatfirst.HewasborninShanghaion13thJuly1983,andstartedtrainingwhenhewasveryyoung.InGrade4,hewenttotheSportsSchoolofPutuoDistrictofShanghai.Liuwasencouragedatfirsttotrainforthehighjump.
In1998,LiuXiang’sabilityinhurdlingwasnoticedbySunHaiping,wholaterbecamehiscoach.In2001,aspecialprogrammewassetuptohelpyoungsportsmenandsportswomen.LiuXiangwasamongthem.Hisraceswererecorded,andhewascomparedwiththeworld’sbestsportsstars.SunHaipingusedtheinformationtochangehistrainingmethodsforLiuXiang.
InMay2001,LiuXiangwonhisfirstinternational110mhurdlesrace,andatthesametimebroketheOlympicGamesrecord.ItwasalsothefirsttimeanOlympicgoldmedalforhurdlingwashungroundtheneckofasportspersonfromanAsiancountry.
LiuXiangtrainedveryhard.Infact,hetrainedsohardthathehurthisfoot.From2008on,hesufferedalotfromhisfootproblem,buthedidnotgiveup.Throughhemissedsomecompetitions,hestillreturnedtofirstplaceintheworld110mhurdlesracein2012.
Itispitythathisfootproblemstoppedhimfromcompletingthe2012LondonOlympicGames.Butheisstillasymbolofcourageandsuccess,andwecontinuetotakegreatprideinhim.
Unit9GreatInventions
Unit1Willcomputersbeusedmorethanbooksinthefuture?
Tony:
Dad,canIborrowyourcamera?
Dad:
Why?
Tony:
I’dliketotakesomephotosontheschoolvisittothemuseumnextweek.They’llbeputupontheschoolwebsite.AndtheycanbeseenontheInternetbyotherclasses,evenpeoplelivingothercountries.
Dad:
Soundsgreat!
WhenIwasatschool,wewaitedforweekstohearfromourpenfriendsabroad.Buttoday,wecansendandreceivephotosandmailsontheInternet,andit’sreallyfast.
Tony:
Yes,theInternetandthecomputerhavechangedourlives.Weevenuseonlinetextbooksinourclass.Iwonder…Willcomputersbeusedmorethanbooksinthefuture?
Dad:
Perhaps.Inthepast,wemainlygotinformationfrompaperbooks.Somearehugeoneswiththousandsofpages.Today,withinventionofthecomputerandtheelectronictechnology,it’seasytogetinformationontheInternet.TheInternetismorepowerfulthanbooks.
Tony:
Anyway,aboutthecamera…?
Dad:
Oh,yes.Hereitis.Ihaven’tuseditsinceyourmum’sbirthday.Andthememorymaybefull.
Tony:
OK.Thatcanbefixed.I’vegotanemptymemorycard.Wherearetheinstructions?
Dad:
Inthecamerabag.It’sagiftfromyourmumformybirthday,soyoumustpromisethatyou’lltakegoodcareofit.Ifyouhavetolendittoanyone,tellthemtouseitproperly.
Tony:
Promise!
Unit2WillbooksbereplacedbytheInternet?
Everymorning,myfatherbuysanewspaperonhiswaytowork.Everyday,Iopenmybooksinclassandstartmylessons.Everyevening,mymotherlooksthroughmagazinesathome.Andeverynight,IlookatthephotosofDavidBeckhamandYaoMingonmybedroomwallbeforeIgotosleep.Canweimaginelifewithoutpaperorprinting?
Paperwasfirstcreatedabout2,000yearsagoinChina.Afteritsinvention,peoplestartedtowriteonpapertomakeabook.Inthosedays,bookswereonlyproducedoneattimebyhand.Asaresult,therewerenotmanybooks,andtheywereexpensive.So,fewpeoplehadthechancetolearntoread.
PrintingwasinventedinChinaduringtheSuiandTangDynasties.Later,developmentsinprintingmadeitpossibletoproducebooksmorequicklyandcheaply.Atradeinbooksresulted,andmorepeoplelearnttoread.Knowledgeandideasspreadfasterthaneverbefore.Inaway,wecancomparetheinventionofpaperandprintingtotheintroductionoftheInternetinthetwentiethcentury.
AlthoughtheInternetisstillyoung,itisgrowingveryfast,andmaybecomemorepowerfulthanprinting.AmuchlargeramountofinformationcanbestoredinmorevariedformsontheInternetthaninbooks.SomeonewithanInternetconnectioncanfindinformationmuchmoreeasilythantheycanfinditinprintedforms.Andthemachinesweusetoreaditarenowsmallandlight,oftensmallerandlighterthanasinglebook.
ComputersandtheInternetareusedinclassroomsnow,andnewspapersandmagazinesarealreadyreadonline.Sowhatdirectionwilltraditionalprintingtakeinthefuture?
WillbooksbereplacedbytheInternet?
Let’swaitandsee.
Unit10Australia
Unit1IhavesomephotosthatItookinAustralialastyear.
Tony:
Dad,Ineedyourhelp.Myteacheraskedustochooseacountrywewanttovisit,imaginewewerethere,andwritealettertoourparentsbackhome.I’vechosenAustralian.HowcanIdoit?
Dad:
Don’tworry.IhavesomephotosthatItookinAustralialastyear.Theymayhelpyou.Herewego.ThisisarockcalledAyersRocks,incentralAustralia.Accordingtothelocalpeople,it’saspecialandmagicalplace.
Tony:
Oh,ittookhuge.What’sitsheight?
Dad:
348metres.AndthisistheSydneyOperaHouse.It’slikeahugesailingboatwithwateronthreesides.AndthisoneistheGreaterBarrierReef.
Tony:
DoesitlieoffthenortheastcoastofAustralia?
Dad:
Yes,it’sover2,600kilometreslong.It’sagreatnaturalwonder.AndherearesomephotosofmyAustralianfriends.They’refarmers.Theywearspecialhatsthattheflies
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