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Thatsoundsgreat,thoughIthinkVictoriaFallsinAfricaareevenmorefantastic.They'
reaboutl,700metreswideand100metreshigh.Youcanheartheloudnoiseafewkilometresaway.
Betty:
Wow,that'
shuge!
Butinmyopinion,man-madewondersaremoreexcitingthannaturalones.LookattheTerracottaArmy.It'
smorethan2.000yearsold.
Daming:
Iagreewithyou,Betty.AndIthinktheThreeGorgesDamisfantastictoo.It'
sabout2,300metreslong,185metreshighand15metreswideatthetop.ItproduceselectricityformillionsofpeopleinChina.
Now,who'
dliketocallfirst?
Unit2TheGrandCanyonwasnotjustbig.
Agreatwonderofthenaturalworld
WhenIarrived,itwasearlymorninganditwasraining.Ilookedtotheeast--theskywasbecominggrey.Igotoutofthecar,wentthroughagateandwalkedalongadarkpath.Therewasnothingtosee,butIknewitwasthere.
Afteraboutamile,astrangerappearedbesidethepath."
AmIgoingtherightway?
"
Iasked.HeknewwhereIwasgoing."
Yes,”hereplied,“you’llgetthereinfiveminutes,"
Finally,Icametosomerocksandstopped.Ilookedoverthem,butitwassilentandtherewasnosignofit.
Suddenly,therainstoppedandthecloudscleared.Thesunrosebehindmeandshoneontherocks.Farbelowme,thegroundfellawayanddowntoariver.Iwaslookingacrossoneofthewondersofthenaturalworld-theGrandCanyon.
IlookeddowntotheColoradoRiver,asilverstreamnearlyonemilebelowme.Ifyouputthetwotallestbuildingsintheworldontopofeachotheratthebottomofthecanyon,theystillwouldnotreachthetop.ThenIlookedacrosstotheothersideofthecanyon.Itwasaboutfifteenmilesaway,maybemore.Finally,Ilookedtomyleftandtomyright,andonbothsidesthecanyonwentfarawayformorethan200miles.TheGrandCanyonwasnotjustbig.Itwashuge!
Iremainedbythecanyonforabouthalfanhour,andIaskedmyself."
IstheGrandCanyonthegreatestwonderofthenaturalworld?
Icertainlyknowtheanswer.Whatdoyouthink?
Module2PublicHolidays
Unit1Myfamilyalwaysgosomewhereinterestingassoonastheholidaybegins.
TheFirstofOctoberisChina'
sNationalDay,isn'
tit,Lingling?
Yes.ThePeople'
sRepublicofChinawasfoundedon1stOctober1949.PeoplehavecelebratedtheNationalDaysincethen.Thereareflowersandnationalflagseverywhere,andwehaveathree-dayholiday.
Doyouhaveanyplansfortheholidaythisyear?
Yes.MyparentsandIaregoingtovisitsomefriendsinShandongProvinceandwillstaythereuntiltheendoftheholiday.Whilewe'
restayingwithourfriends,we'
regoingtospendonedayinQingdao.Whenisyournationalday,Betty'
?
Betty:
OurnationaldayiscalledIndependenceDay.It'
son4thJuly.We'
vecelebrateditsince1777.It'
sapublicholiday,butweonlyhaveonedayoff.Onthatday,thereareallkindsofholidayactivities.It'
sthestartofthevacationseasonandmostpeopletakeavacationsometimeinJulyorAugust.
Andisthereanythingspecialonthatday?
Well,youcanseeAmericanflagseverywhere.Weusuallyhaveapicnicsomewherenice.Kidshavegreatfun.Wealsowatchbandsplaymusicinpublicparks.
DoyouhaveanationaldayintheUK,Tony?
No,wedon'
t---wecelebrateChristmaswithatwo-dayholiday.Andmyfamilyalwaysgosomewhereinterestingassoonastheholidaybegins.
Unit2WehavecelebratedthefestivalsincethefirstpioneersarrivedinAmerica.
Thanksgiving
ThanksgivingisanAmericanfestival.ItiscelebratedonthefourthThursdayinNovember.Itisatimeforaspecialdinneramongfamilyandfriends.Peoplemakeshortspeechesandgivethanksfortheirfood.
WehavecelebratedthefestivalsincethefirstpioneersfromEnglandarrivedinAmericabyshipintheseventeenthcentury.WhiletheywerecrossingtheAtlantic,manypeopledied,andaftertheylanded,theirfirstwinterwasworsethananyEnglishwinter.Thelocalpeople,theNativeAmericans,taughtthepioneershowtogrowcorn.Thefollowingyeartheycelebratedtogetherbyeatingadinnerofthenewfood.
WestillcelebrateThanksgivingtodaywithatraditionaldinner.Thekitchenisalwaysthemostcrowdedroominourhousebecauseweallhelppreparethefood.Welaythetable,andthenbeforewebegindinner,myfathergivesthanksforthefood,sowerememberwhywecelebratethefestival.Weusuallyeattoomuch,butitisonlyonceayear!
Weoftentalkalotandtellstoriesafterdinneraswell.Whenitisallover,everyonehelpswashthedishes.
Thefestivalisaverybusytimefortravelwhenfriendsandfamiliescometogethertocelebrate.Duringthefestival,thereareplentyofotherthingstoseeanddo.WeliveinNewYorkCity,andwegotowatchtheMacy'
sThanksgivingDayParade.TheparadegoesalongseveralstreetsandfinishesatthefamousMacy'
sstore.ThanksgivingisthestartoftheChristmasseason,andwestartshoppingforpresents.FootballisalsoimportantatThanksgiving,withmanyteamsplayinggames.LikemanyAmericans,weusuallywatchthegamesontelevisionandenjoyourselvesverymuch.
Module3Heroes
Unit1Shetrainedhard,soshebecameagreatplayerlater
Msli:
Daming,whoisyourhero?
Whohaveyouchosentotellusabout?
DengYaping!
She'
smyherobecauseshe'
soneofthebesttabletennisplayersintheworldandIloveplayingtabletennis.
MsLi:
Tellusabouther.
Well,shestartedplayingtabletenniswhenshewasfive.Shetrainedhard,soshebecameagreatplayerlater.
Andwhatcompetitionshasshewon?
swonmanyworldcompetitions,includingfourgoldmedalsintheOlympics.Shestoppedplayingwhenshewastwenty-four.
Whatdidshedoafterthat?
Darning:
ShebegantostudyatTsinghuaUniversityinBeijingandthenattendeduniversityabroad.HerEnglishwasn'
tgoodenoughwhenshebegan.Onceagainsheworkedhard,andsevenyearslater,shecompletedherdoctor'
sdegreeatCambridgeUniversity.Whatevershedoes,shenevergivesup!
That'
samazing!
Yes.Dengsaysthatsheisn'
tclevererthananyoneelse,butshehasaverystrongwill.
Isee.Well.Ithinkshe'
sagoodstudentaswellasagoodplayer.
Yes,andshehelpedmaketheBeijingOlympicsavictoryforworldsport.She'
ssimplythebest!
satruehero.
Unit2Therewerefewdoctors,sohehadtoworkveryhardonhisown
Myhero-DrNormanBethune
ByWangLingling
NormanBethuneisoneofthemostfamousheroesinChina.HewasaCanadiandoctor.HecametoChinatohelptheChinesepeopleanddiedforthem.
NormanBethunewasbornin1890.Hebecameadoctorin1916andwenttoSpainin1936totreatthewoundedsoldiersduringthewarthere.Hesoonrealisedthatmanypeopleweredyingbecausetheydidnotgettohospitalquicklyenough.DrBethunedevelopednewwaysoftakingcareofthesick.Heinventedspecialmedicaltoolstouseoutsidehospitalsandclosetothefightingareassothatdoctorscouldtreatthewoundedmorequickly.Hisinventionssavedmanylives.
In1938,DrBethunecametoChinaandhelpedtreatthewoundedduringtheAnti-JapaneseWar.Atthattime,therewerefewdoctors,sohehadtoworkveryhardonhisown.HisexperienceoftreatingpeopleinSpainwasusefulinChina.Hedevelopedtrainingcoursesforlocaldoctorsandnurses,andwrotebookssothattheycouldlearnabouthowhetreatedthesick.
DrBethuneoftenworkedveryhardwithoutrestingortakingcareofhimself.Once,heevenworkedforsixty-ninehourswithoutstoppingandmanagedtosaveoverahundredlives.Onedayin1939,hecuthisfingerduringanoperation,buthecontinuedhisworkwithouttreatingit.Intheend,hediedofhiswound.
DrBethune'
sworkfortheChinesepeoplemadehimaheroinChina.Therearemanybooksandfilmsabouthim,andheisstillrememberedinbothChinaandCanadatoday.
Module4Homealone
Unit1Icanlookaftermyself,althoughitwon’tbeeasyforme
Mum:
Now,what'
sourtrainnumber?
Dad:
T27toLhasa.It'
sleavingfromPlatform2.
ThemeetinginLhasaisveryimportantforus,butI'
msorryyoucan'
tcomewithus,Betty.
Betty:
SoamI,butIcan'
tmisstwoweeksofschool.
WillyouremembereverythingI'
vetoldyou?
Beespeciallycarefulwiththedoor.Shutitwhenyou'
reinandlockitwhenyougoout.
Yes.Mum.lcanlookaftermyself,althoughitwon'
tbeeasyforme.
Well,makesureyoueatplentyoffreshfruitandvegetables.AndI'
veleftlotsofyourfavouritebiscuits.
Don'
tworry.Icancooksimplemeals.
Dad:
Therewon'
tbeanybodytowakeyouupinthemorning.
I'
llbefine.Myclockringssoloudlythatitwillcertainlywakemeup.
msureI'
veforgottensomething,butIdon'
tknowwhatitis!
(Announcement:
WeadviseallpassengersforTrainT27toLhasatogoimmediatelytoPlatform2.Yourtrainisabouttoleave.)
That'
syourtrain!
GoodbyeMum,goodbyeDad.
Mum:
Iknow!
Ihaven’tgivenyouourad