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llwriteadiaryofschoolevents,andtelleveryoneabouttheschoolconcertandthedanceclub.

Andschoolbasketballmatches.

Butwhowillwritethearticles?

llwritethearticles.Anymoreideas?

Iknow!

lldosomereviewsaboutourfavouritebandsandmovies!

AndI'

lldoaninterviewwithBeckyWang!

Brilliant!

Anyoneelse?

Howabout"

HomeworkHelp"

?

Yes,someideasonhowtogetgoodgrades!

syourhomework,Daming?

I'

mwritingacompositioncalled"

Whatisawonderoftheworld?

"

mreadingabouttheancientpyramidsinEgypt.

.Ithinkthat'

safantasticidea,Daming.

Thegreatestwonderofthenaturalworld

WhenIarrived,itwasearlymorninganditwasraining.Igotoutofthecar,wentthroughagateandwalkedalongapath.Intheeast,theskywasbecominglight,butbesidethepath,itwasstillverydark.Iknewitwasthere,buttherewasnothingtosee.

Afteraboutakilometre,astrangerappearedinfrontofme."

AmIgoingtherightway?

Iasked.HeknewwhereIwasgoing."

Yes,"

hereplied,"

you'

llgetthereinfiveminutes."

Finally,Icametosomerocks,andstopped.Ilookedcarefullyoverthem,butitwasstilltoodarktoseeanything.

Suddenly,thecloudsclearedandtherainstopped.Thesunrosebehindmeandbeyondtherocks.Isawthatthegroundfellawayanddowntoariver,farbelowme.IwasontheedgeoftheGrandCanyon,oneofthewondersofthenaturalworld.

IlookeddowntotheColoradoRiverabout2kilometresbelowme.Ifyouputthethreetallestbuildingsintheworldatthebottomofthecanyon,theystillwon'

treachthetop.ThenIlookedacrosstotheothersideofthecanyon.Howfarisit?

It'

s20kilometres,maybemore.Finally,Ilookedtomyleftandtomyright,andonbothsidesthecanyondisappearedintothedistance…over400kilometreslong.TheGrandCanyonisnotjustbig.It'

shuge!

Thatmorningontheedgeofthecanyon,Iaskedmyselfaquestion.It'

snot"

Howdeepisit?

or"

Howwideisit?

Howlongisit?

but"

IstheGrandCanyonthegreatestwonderanywhereinthenaturalworld?

Iknowtheanswer.Butwhatdoyouthink?

Module2Greatbooks

Hello,Betty.What'

sup?

Whatareyoudoinginthelibrary?

Iwaslookingforsomeoldcopiesoftheschoolmagazine.IfI'

vegotitright,itwascalledNewStandard.

sright.AsfarasIremember,itwasstartedbyBeckyWang.Wedon'

thaveaschoolmagazineanymore.It'

sapity.

Well,I'

mthinkingaboutstartingitagain.

Soundslikeagoodidea!

Goon.

IwasalsolookingforsomethingbyConfuciusandbyShakespeare.

Really?

That'

sabitdifficultfortheschoolmagazine.

dlikeamonthlyarticlecalled"

GreatBooks"

---youknow,someonereadsafavouriteworkofliteratureandwritesanarticleaboutit.

Isee.Confucius'

worksarestillreadbymanypeopletoday,andwe'

restillinfluencedbyhisthoughts.AndShakespeare'

splaysareseenbymillionsofpeopleeveryyear.ButhowaboutanAmericanwriter,MarkTwain,forexample.

Idon'

tknow.MarkTwainwasanimportantwriter,butheisn'

tknownasagreatthinkerlikeConfucius.

No,buthisbooksarestillpopular.Infact,hewrotemyfavouritebookTheAdventuresofTomSawyer.Perhapsthat'

swhatmakes"

---they'

restillreadtoday.

Sowhydon'

tyouwritethefirstarticleon"

TheAdventuresofTomSawyer

Hereisourmonthlyarticleonafavouritegreatbook.Thismonth,ourguestwriterisMrJackson.

MyfavouritegreatbookisTheAdventuresofTomSawyerbyMarkTwain.TomliveswithhisauntPollyinthequietstreetsofStPetersburg,Missouri.He'

salivelyandcleveryoungboy,andhefindshimselfinmanyexcitingadventures.Herunsawaywithhistwofriends,HuckFinnandJoe,toanislandinthemiddleoftheMississippiRiverforseveraldays.WithHuckhegoeslookingfortreasure,withBeckyhegetslostinacaveandfinally,theyfindaboxofgold.

MyfavouritesceneinthebookiswheneveryonethinksTomisdead.Hedecidestogotohisownfuneral.Hehidesandwatchesforatime,andthensuddenlyheappears.Everyoneissurprisedtoseehimbutthey'

realsopleasedtoseehimalive.

Tomistheheroofthestory,butthereareotherimportantcharacters.Huckisanoutsiderandeveryoneisafraidofhim.Beckyisprettywithfairhair,JoeisTom'

sbestfriend,andInjunJoeisthebadmanofthestory.

Thethemesofthestoryaretodowithchildrengrowingupandbecomingmoreserious.ItdescribeshowstrangersareseeninsmalltownsofAmerica.Finally,ittalksaboutfreedom,socialrulesandhowpeoplearepunishedforbadbehaviour.

WhydoIthinkTomSawyerisagreatbook?

MarkTwainwrotethestoryin1876,butit'

sstillreadandlovedbypeopleallovertheworldtoday.Andalthoughit'

sonlyastory,TwainwroteitintheeverydayEnglishofthesouthernstatesofAmericainthe19thCentury,soitsoundsveryreal.Todayit'

sthoughttobeoneofthegreatestbooksinAmericanliterature.Goon---readit!

Iknowyou'

llenjoyit,too.

Module3Sportinglife

Hi,Tony.Youlooktired.

Yes.I'

mtrainingwithBIG,theBeijingInternationalGlobetrotters,fortheSchoolBasketballCompetition.It'

sthebigmatchnextweek.

Who'

sitagainst?

HAS.

WhatdoesHASstandfor?

HaidianAllStars.

Oh,yes.Youweredefeatedlasttime.

Whatwasthescore?

AllStars98pointstoGlobetrotters52.Sowhenwillthematchbeheld?

NextSaturday.Areyoucoming?

Yes.It'

sgoingtobeatoughmatch.I'

mgoingtowriteareportforNewStandard.

Iagree.Areyouintheteam,Daming?

No,Iwasn'

tchosenthistime.Whyareyousmiling,Betty?

veseenHASplayseveraltimesthisseason,andthey'

rebrilliant!

Andifyouwantmyopinion…

No,Idon'

t…

…you'

vegotnochance!

Whatdoyoureckon,Lingling?

Ithinkyou'

reright,Betty.

Well,youwon'

tbeallowedtowatchwithourfansifthat'

swhatyouthink!

It'

strue,Daming.

Well,Idon'

tagree.We'

replayingreallywellthisseason.Ithinkwe'

resogoodthatwe'

llbeaskedtoplayintheOlympicGames.

Don'

tletthemgettoyou,Tonny!

（Theyleave）

Heehee!

Nicework,Betty!

Ofcourse.They'

resomadwithusthatthey'

lltryhardertowin,justtoshowwe'

rewrong!

LiuXiang---trainedforgold

Sportsyearbook2004

ForLiuXiang,lifeasasportingherohasjustbegun.Firstofall,he'

llbeinvitedtocompetitionsaroundtheworld.He'

llbechosentorepresentChinaattheOlympicGames.He'

sasymbolofChina'

sinternationalsportingsuccess.

Andnowthathe'

swellknownallovertheworld,LiuXiangwillalsobeaskedtoappearinadvertisementsandfilms,andeventorecordmusic.ButhiscoachSunHaipingismakingsurethathetrainsregularly.LiuXiangwillbeadvisedbyhiscoachonhowtobeagreatsportsman,andbyhismanageronhowtobeastar.

LiuXiangisnotanovernightsuccess.HewasborninShanghaion13thJuly,1983and,likemanyOlympicsportsstars,hestartedtrainingwhenhewasveryyoung.InGradeFour,hewenttotheJuniorSportsSchoolofPutuoDistrictofShanghai.Liuwasencouragedatfirsttotrainasahighjumper.Then,in1998,hisskillathurdlingwasnoticedbyhiscoachSunHaiping.

LiuXiangwashelpedbyaspecialprogramme.Itwassetupin2001tohelpyoungsportsmenandsportswomen.Liu'

sraceswererecorded,andhisperformancewascomparedwiththeworld'

sbestsportsstars.SunHaipingusedtheinformationtochangeLiu'

strainingprogramme.In2002hewonhisfirstinternational110mhurdleseventinSwitzerland,andinthesameyear,agoldmedalattheAsianGamesinKorea.In2004,LiuwonthefirstOlympicgoldmedalinthesameeventforChinainAthens,Greece.

Sowhat'

snextforLiuXiang?

Hashefoundoutthatthere'

smoretolifethantraining？

Willhebeencouragedtospendmoretimeawayfromsport?

No,LiuXiangwillgoformoremedalsforChinabecausehewastrainedforgold!

Module4Greatinventions

Dad,canIaskafavour?

CanIborrowyourdigitalcamera?

Why?

dliketotakesomephotosontheschoolvisittothemuseumnextweek.

Isthisforyourschoolmagazine?

Hasitbeenpublishedyet?

Yes,twoissueshavebeenpublished.Butit'

sgoingtobeanonlinemagazinefromnowon.

swrongwithanordinarymagazine?

Doyoumeanusingpaper?

stooexpensive.Ifthemagazineisonline,paperwon'

tbeneeded.That'

sanimportantadvantage.It'

llbepublishedontheschoolwebsite,anditcanbereadonscreen.

Well,thatmakesmethink.Paperandprintinghavebeenusedforages.Weoncegotinformationfrombooks,butnowthesameinformationcanbereadorevenlistenedtooncomputers.

Iwonder…Canbooksbereplacedbycomputers?

MaybeI'

llwritesomethingforthemagazine!

Anyway,aboutthecamera…?

Hereitis.Thebatteryhasn'

tbeenchargedforacoupleofmonths.It'

sbeenturnedoffsinceyourmum'

sbirthdayparty.

Itdoesn'

tmatter.I'

llseetothat.

Butyoumustpromisethatitwon'

tbelenttoanyone,anditwon'

tbeleftatschool!

Justlookafterit.Isthatclear?

Promise!

Canbooksbereplacedbycomputers?

ByTonySmith

Everymorningmyfatherbuysanewspaperonhiswaytowork.EverydayIopenmybooksinc