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Issue 314 南京三中 王玉香 广州五中 高苑蘅 US secrets released (P2) 1. What is WikiLeaks? 2. What have you heard about the documents released by WikiLeaks? While reading 1. How many documents did WikiLeaks release last month? A. more than 25,000 B. 250,000 C. less than 250,000 D. over 250,000 2. Why do the secret documents say Silvio Berlusconi “a weak leader” ? A. He is not tall and strong. B. His working ability is not good. C. He always stays up late. D. He is not a good leader. 3. Why was the release of the documents a big headache for the US government? A. They cover lots of big news. B. They are all from past four years. C. They made the US government embarrassed. D. They made WikiLeaks world famous. 4. What can we learn from the passage? A. WikiLeaks is an organization built by the government. B. WikiLeaks is popular with some newspapers in Europe and the US. C. Everyone in the government is corrupt. D. The documents released by WikiLeaks have no effect on the US government. Vocabulary in use catch his attention, stay up, get out, in the first place, it is said that 1. _________ he’s a thief. 2. How can I ____________? 3. The news ___________ before it was officially announced. 4. We _________ until midnight talking about our work. 5. You shouldn’t have met the man __________. Post-reading 1. If you had a government’s secret documents, would you give them to WikiLeaks? 2. If you were a leader of a country in Europe, what would you do to WikiLeaks? Kids give a hand, learn a life lesson (P3) Pre-reading Discussion: 1. What do you usually do when you see people begging? 2. What do you think of these poor people? While reading Choose the best answer: Lexi Grimmer used to think the begging people were ____. A. normal B. lucky C. unlucky D. lazy 2. The volunteers at shelters do lots of things except _______. A. begging for poor people B. distributing food for poor people C. painting over dirty city walls D. cleaning up the school district 3. Which statement is not true about the project? A. It was started one year ago. B. It was started by Jennifer Saunders. C. It helps students take a look outside. D. It teaches students a real-life lesson. Vocabulary in use used to be used to in need in addition to rather than 1. We should always help those ________. 2. It was what he meant _________ what he said. 3. They ________ play golf, didn’t they? 4. I _________(not) being treated like that. 5. We saw a Mickey Mouse cartoon ________ the cowboy movie. Post-reading Discussion: 1.Do you want to be a volunteer at a shelter? 2.If you visit the local shelter, what will you do? Trouble knocks (P6) 1. Did you have a hard time in life? 2. What will you do if you meet trouble? While reading Judge true or false. 1. The girl went to her friend to ask his advice. 2. For the girl, it seemed that as soon as one problem disappeared another one appeared in its place. 3. Her father told the girl how to solve the problem directly. 4. Her father just did some cooking without saying a word the whole time. 5. After the water boiled, her father put some carrots, eggs and coffee into the same pan. 6. Each thing reacted differently to the boiling water . Comprehension check 1. Her father has cooked three things except ______. A. some carrots B. some pans C. some coffee beans D. some eggs 2. If you meet trouble, you should _____. A. boil some carrots B. do some cooking C. ask others for help D. all of the above 3. According to the passage, which statement ISN’T true? _____ A. The strong and hard carrots became soft and weak after boiling. B. The fragile eggs became hard after being cooked. C. The coffee beans changed in the water. D. Only the carrots reacted differently to the boiling water. 4. The main idea of this story is ____. A. doing some cooking can help you solve your problems B. you can ask carrots for help C. you should face your trouble bravely D. you shouldn’t think about your problems Put the sentences in correct order After the water boiled, her father put some carrots, some eggs and coffee into different pans. Her father took her into the kitchen. A girl went to her father to ask his advice. After 20 minutes, her father put carrots and eggs in a bowl and poured the coffee into a cup.
The girl found the differences of the carrots and eggs by touching them. The correct order should be ___________. Vocabulary in use Fill in the blanks with the proper new words. 1. Her picture a________ on the front page of the newspaper. 2. Would you like me to p_____ you some wine? 3. How do you think she’ll r_____ when she hears the news? 4. Is there anything s____ you’d like to do today? 5. I would have done things d______ if I had the chance to do them over again. Post-reading 1. What do think of the girl’s father? And why? 2. When trouble knocks at your door, how do you react? Are you carrots, eggs, or coffee? Share your points with your classmates. Anybody can be a star (P8) Pre-reading (Discussion) 1. Do you have your own idol(偶像? Who is he or she? 2. Do you dream of being an idol one day? What kind of the idol? 3. Have you ever seen the American Idol show ? While reading Judge true or false. 1. Some have called the American Idol show the most influential show in the history of television. 2. American Idol has been extremely successful in the country since 2000. 3. Only stars get a chance to show their singing talents to the world and become an “American Idol” 4. The winners are regular people who sang in churches or bars. 5. The winners of the contest will get a great deal of money. 6. It is the idea that anyone can be a mega-star that draws people to this program. Comprehension check 1. What does the word “regular” mean in the story?___ A. happening again and again B. usual C. unusual D. complete 2. At what age can a person in the country have a chance of becoming a world famous pop star? A. At the age of 14. B. Between 15 and 28. C. Between 18 and 25. D. At the age of 29. 3. According to the passage, which statement ISN’T true? _____ A. The show was number one for seven years . B. Everyday people aren’t the only ones who are allowed on the show. C. The winners may be regular people who sang in churches or bars but had bigger dreams. D. The winners get a prize of money and get to record an album. 4. According to the story, we know that ___ A. doing nothing could lead to fame and fortune. B. the American Idol show was held at an American middle school. C. the most popular episode had nearly 30 million viewers. D. anyone can be a super star. Vocabulary in use Fill in the blanks with the proper forms. talk about, show one’s talents, lead to, have a chance of, get a prize (of) 1. At last, he could _____________ in front of the class. 2. You’d ________________ catching the train if you got a but to the station instead of walking. 3. Her beautiful roses ____________ at the flower show. 4. Who _____ you _____ believe I was ill? 5. There’s an important matter I want to ________ with you. Post-reading 1. Imagine you are the reporter of the Times. Tony is the latest American Idol. Think of at least five questions to ask him. 2. What would you do to get fame and fortune? Key: P2 DCCB P3 DAB P6 FTFFFT BCDC 3-2-1-4-5 P8 TFFTFT BBCD |
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