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• 中学英语
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• 拓展阅读
• 清华中学
• 英语分级
• 学习辅导
• 英语教材

出版社： 清华大学出版社

ISBN：9787302447405

版次：1

商品编码：12145590

包装：平装

开本：16

出版时间：2017-03-01

用纸：胶版纸

页数：298

字数：515000

正文语种：英文

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目录

Contents
Sports
Subcategory Article Title Page
Extreme 001 Dare to Jump? 8
002 Learning to Fly 10
003 A Frozen Sport 12
004 White Water Rafting 14
005 Surfing in the Sand 16
Equipment 006 Getting Ready for Formula 1 18
007 The Fastest Cars in the World 20
008 Biking in Nature 22
009 Get in the Ball 24
010 A New Way to Travel 26
People 011 The Greatest of All Time 28
012 Six Olympic Medals! 30
013 The Pride of Taiwan 32
014 Changing Baseball and the World 34
015 Never Give Up 36
Culture 016 An Ancient Tradition 38
017 The Dancing Dragon 40
018 The World’s Oldest Sports 42
019 Why Do We Play Sports? 44
Special 020 Great Athletes 46
021 Get the Cheese! 48
022 How Many Hot Dogs Can You Eat? 50
023 The Hardest Sport 52
024 Fighting Sports 54

Society
Subcategory Article Title Page
Environment 025 Should We Use Nuclear Energy? 56
026 Is It Safe? 58
027 Clean and Popular 60
028 No More Polar Bears? 62
029 Less Every Day 64
Heritage
Protection
030 What Is Heritage Protection? 66
031 The Symbol of Ancient Rome 68
032 Tourism and Heritage Protection 70
Commerce 033 Money That You Can’t Touch 72
034 The Most Convenient Way to Shop 74
035 What Do You Think? 76
036 Let’s Pay for It Ourselves! 78
037 Bottoms Up! 80
Trend 038 Clean, Convenient, and Cheap 82
039 Make Home a Little Nicer 84
040 The Internet: Changing Everything 86
041 It’s 3D! 88
042 A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words 90
Events 043 Typhoon Haiyan 92
044 Culture and Nature 94
045 Happy St. Patrick’s Day! 96
046 A Fun and Strange Festival 98

Culture
Subcategory Article Title Page
Travel 047 Be Safe and Have Fun 100
048 One of the World’s Best Cities 102
049 A Beautiful City 104
050 A Trip to the Past 106
051 The Heart of Europe 108
Literature 052 Want to Be a Writer? 110
053 One of Literature’s Biggest Prizes 112
054 A Top Writer 114
055 The King of Horror 116
Cuisine 056 The Two Masters 118
057 Turning Food into Art 120
058 Free and Easy 122
059 Cooking Tips and Myths 124
Music 060 The Stunning Music and Images of Woodkid 126
061 Play Me a Song 128
062 A Life of Music 130
063 The Changing World of Music 132
064 Rap Music 134
Creativity 065 Turning Letters into Art 136
066 Send Me That Photo 138
067 Relax Your Body and Mind 140
068 49 Meters above the Ground 142
069 Little Inventions That Changed the World 144

Science
Subcategory Article Title Page
Human Body 070 Why Do We Yawn? 146
071 The Brain: Myths and Facts 148
072 Don’t Touch That! 150
073 An Amazing Invention 152
074 It’s in Your Genes 154
Animals 075 Africa’s Most Dangerous Animal 156
076 Gone Forever 158
077 Biggest, Fastest, Smartest 160
078 Emperor Penguins 162
079 Staying Alive 164
Plants 080 Hungry Plants 166
081 Giants of the Forest 168
082 Danger! 170
083 Plants That Can Help You 172
084 How Do Plants Spread Seeds? 174
Mysteries 085 It’s Raining Fish! 176
086 Nessie 178
087 England’s Greatest Mystery 180
088 Stones That Move 182
089 The Most Powerful Force in Space 184
Future 090 Traveling in the Future 186
091 Going to Mars 188
092 Inside a 4D Film 190
093 The World’s Smallest Science 192
094 A Microchip in Your Body 194
Vocabulary List 196

Test Bank, Exam, Answer Key
Subcategory Article Title Page
Test Bank Test Bank 1 Sports: Extreme 207
Test Bank 2 Sports: Equipment 210
Test Bank 3 Sports: People 213
Test Bank 4 Sports: Culture 216
Test Bank 5 Sports: Special 219
Test Bank 6 Society: Environment 222
Test Bank 7 Society: Heritage Protection 225
Test Bank 8 Society: Commerce 228
Test Bank 9 Society: Trend 231
Test Bank 10 Society: Events 234
Test Bank 11 Culture: Travel 237
Test Bank 12 Culture: Literature 240
Test Bank 13 Culture: Cuisine 243
Test Bank 14 Culture: Music 246
Test Bank 15 Culture: Creativity 249
Test Bank 16 Science: Human Body 252
Test Bank 17 Science: Animals 255
Test Bank 18 Science: Plants 258
Test Bank 19 Science: Mysteries 261
Test Bank 20 Science: Future 264
Exam Exam 1-A(001~032) 267
Exam 1-B(001~032) 271
Exam 2-A(033~064) 274
Exam 2-B(033~064) 278
Exam 3-A(065~094) 281
Exam 3-B(065~094) 284
Answer Key 287
Test Bank Answer Key 291
Exam Answer Key 297

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Sports: People

Track 011

The Greatest of All Time
Muhammad Ali was born in the United States in 1942. Today, many people think he
was the most talented boxer in the world. They call him “The Greatest of All Time”.
However, few people know how he became a boxer. The story is unusual.

When Ali was a little boy, somebody stole his bicycle. Ali cried and told a police officer. The
police officer was also a boxing coach. He asked Ali if he wanted to learn how to box. Ali
said that yes, he wanted to learn how to box, because if he ever met the person who stole his
bike, he wanted to beat him up!
Ali probably never found his bike, but that was a very crucial day in his life. It was the day
he started boxing.
Ali became very successful right away. He wasn’t just strong. He was also very fast and very
smart. In the 1960 Olympics, he won a gold medal for the USA. After that, he became the
heavyweight champion of the world. In total, Ali won 56 professional boxing matches, and
lost only five.
Ali wasn’t just a great boxer. He also changed the United States forever. When Ali was the
champion, the United States was fighting a war in Vietnam. Many Americans thought that
the war was wrong. The government tried to make Ali join the army. Ali said no. He thought
that the war was wrong, so he didn’t fight in it. Ali was punished. He was not allowed to
box, and he lost a lot of money. However, he didn’t care. He still refused to go to Vietnam.
Finally, Ali was allowed to return to boxing. He soon became the champion again.
Muhammad Ali always did the right thing, even when it was unpopular or scary. He stopped
fighting more than 30 years ago, but people around the world still love him.
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Reading Comprehension
Choose the correct answer for each question.

_____ 1. When did Ali stop fighting?

(A) Almost 30 years ago

(B) Over 30 years ago

(C) Ten years ago

(D) The article does not say.

_____ 2. What did the police officer do?

(A) He took Ali to a school.

(B) He stole Ali’s bicycle.

(C) He beat Ali up.

(D) He taught Ali how to box.

_____ 3. Why did Ali stop boxing?

(A) He was being punished.

(B) He wanted to stop.

(C) He had to fight in a war.

(D) He started to work for the government.

_____ 4. How many boxing matches did Ali win?

(A) Five

(B) 30

(C) 56

(D) 60

_____ 5. What is the main point of the last paragraph?

(A) Ali wasn’t afraid of anybody.

(B) Ali loved boxing.

(C) Ali always did the right thing.

(D) Ali never stopped fighting.

_____ 6. What did Ali NOT do?

(A) Fight in a war

(B) Win a gold medal

(C) Become a champion

(D) Lose a bicycle


The greatest of all time



Sports: People

Track 012

Six Olympic Medals!
Jackie Joyner-Kersee was an American Olympic athlete. However, she didn’t just play
sports. She changed sports for female athletes everywhere.

When Joyner-Kersee was very young, female athletes were supposed to be graceful and
pretty. Many of them did things like figure skating. Joyner-Kersee was interested in sports,
but she didn’t care about being graceful or pretty. Figure skating wasn’t interesting to her.
She wanted to do track and field. In track and field, people have races. They also have other
contests, like contests to see who can jump the highest and the farthest.
Joyner-Kersee went to the Olympics four times and won six medals. She has three gold
medals, one silver medal, and two bronze medals. She also set many track and field records.
Joyner-Kersee retired more than 20 years ago, but she still has a lot of records. Nobody has
been able to beat her records.
Joyner-Kersee was also famous because she never gave up. Her last Olympic event was in
1996. Early in those Olympics, she hurt herself very badly. Many people thought that she
would quit. However, seven days later she returned to the Olympics. She had terrible pain,
but she still won a bronze medal.
People everywhere still love Joyner-Kersee. Many female athletes say that she inspired
them. She showed them that they didn’t need to be graceful and pretty. They could play any
sport that they wanted.
These days, Joyner-Kersee isn’t in the Olympics, but she is still working hard. She has
many businesses. She also started a charity. A charity is a group that helps people. Joyner-
Kersee’s charity gives free sports lessons to people. This is important, because sports can
help improve people’s lives. Sports can make people happier, healthier, and more confident.
Joyner-Kersee is still finding ways to inspire people all around the world.
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Reading Comprehension
Choose the correct answer for each question.

_____ 1. Why didn’t Jackie Joyner-Kersee do figure skating?

(A) It was too hard for her.

(B) It was too easy for her.

(C) It wasn’t interesting to her.

(D) Female athletes didn’t do figure skating when she was young.

_____ 2. Where did Joyner-Kersee get hurt in the 1996 Olympics?

(A) On her foot

(B) On her head

(C) On her arm

(D) The article does not say.

_____ 3. What is Joyner-Kersee doing today?

(A) She’s competing in the Olympics.

(B) She’s traveling around the world.

(C) She’s running a charity.

(D) She’s learning new sports.

_____ 4. How many gold medals has Joyner-Kersee won?

(A) Three

(B) Four

(C) Five

(D) Six

_____ 5. How did Joyner-Kersee inspire female athletes?

(A) She showed them how to figure skate.

(B) She showed them that they could do any sport.

(C) She showed them how to be graceful and pretty.

(D) She helped them run many businesses.

_____ 6. What does the article say about figure skating?

(A) People who do figure skating are always good at track and field.

(B) Figure skating is a graceful sport.

(C) Only women do figure skating.

(D) Today, nobody does figure skating anymore.


Olympic gold medalist



Sports: People

Track 013

The Pride of Taiwan
Yani Tseng is a female professional golfer from Taiwan, China. She has only been a
professional golfer for about six years, but she is already one of the most successful
athletes in that sport.

Before Tseng started playing professional golf, she was a very successful amateur. An
amateur is a person who does something but does not get paid for it. For example, if you
like to take pictures but you don’t get money for it, you are an amateur photographer. When
Tseng was an amateur, she won 15 international golf tournaments. In fact, from 2004 to
2006, she was the top female amateur golfer in the world.
Tseng was already a successful amateur, so people expected her to be a very successful
professional, too. However, she was so successful that she exceeded a lot of people’s
expectations.
Tseng became a professional in 2007, and she started winning right away. That year, she won
two big golf tournaments. Then, in 2008, she won the LPGA Championship. That’s one of
the biggest golf tournaments in the world. Tseng was only 19 years old when she won. She
was the youngest person to do that.
Tseng’s success has continued. She won major professional golf tournaments in 2008, 2009,
2010, 2011, and 2012. She was the youngest player to win five major golf tournaments.
She was also the youngest player to win 2,000,000 dollars. She did that when she was only
20 years old. She was also the world’s number one female golfer for 109 weeks in a row.
Tseng is famous for her good attitude. Golfers everywhere know that she works hard and
practices all the time. When she plays, she is always smiling. She really seems to love her
sport.
Tseng has a lot of fans in Taiwan and around the world. Other golfers admire her as well.
She will probably do many more great things in the future. After all, she’s still very young.
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