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外研版九下课文

P34

3Listenandread.

MrJackson:

OK,listenup!

BeforewecanenjoyourselvesontheGreatWall,thereareafewrulesandsuggestions.OK?

All:

Yes,MrJackson.

MrJackson:

First,youmustkeeptothepath.Youmustn’twalkalongtheedgebecauseyoumightfallandhurtyourself.Isthatclear?

All:

Yes.

MrJackson:

Andyouhavetokeeptogether.Youmustn’tgooffonyourown,becauseyoumightgetlost.

All:

No,MrJackson.

Daming:

Canwehavesomethingtoeatnow?

I’mstarving!

MrJackson:

No,youcan’t,Daming!

Youonlyhadbreakfastanhourago.Ithinkweshouldstartwalking,andthenstopatnoonforourpicnic.Butyoushouldn’tdrinkallthewater,becauseyoumayneedsomelater.

Betty:

Canwegorockclimbing?

MrJackson:

Yes,youcan,butyoumustuseropes.Youhavetothinkaboutpersonalsafety!

Andyoumusthavetherightshoes.OK,Ithinkthat’sall.Let’sgodownthispath,andthenwecancrossthestreamandclimbuptothetopofthatmountain.Thenwecantakealookacrossthecountryside…

Daming:

…andhavelunch?

MrJackson:

…andthenwalkalongthatpartofthewall,upthere.Comeon!

I’llleadtheway.

Daming:

Ifeeltiredalready.Imayneedarestverysoon.

P36

Watchout!

Bearsabout!

Onourfirstevening.thethreeofusweretiredafterwalkingforabouteighthours.Wesoonfell

asleep.

Inthemiddleofthenight,therewasastrangenoiseoutside.ButwhenIlookedoutofthetent,

therewasnothingtosee.

Inthemorning,Igotuptomakebreakfast.Thebagoffoodwasopen.

“Bears,”saidJoe.“Weshouldhangthefoodinatreetonight.”

Laterthatdaywestoppedinabeautifulvalleybyasteam.Itwasverypeaceful,andwefell

asleeplisteningtothesoundofwater.

Duringthenightthebearscameback.Thistimetheytookthefoodfromthetree.

“Howdidtheydothat?

”Iasked.

“Nothighenough.Bearscanclimbtrees.Theycansmellfoodfromadistance.Weshouldpick

uptherubbish,too.”

Thefirstruleofcampingistokeepacleancampsite.Youcan’tleaveanythingwhichbears

mightthinkisfood.

“OK,let’stidythesiteup,andmoveon.Oh,andweshouldmakelotsofnoise,too.Ifthey

knowwhereweare,theymaynotcomeanycloser,”saidJoe.

“Ifyouseeabear,”saidJoe,“youmustn’tmoveormakeanygesture.Andaboveall,you

mustn’trun..Noonecanrunfasterintheforestthanabear.”

Wewenttosleep…orwetriedto.

Thenextdaywestoppedatmiddayforsomethingtoeat,andwhiletheotherswereresting,

Iwentforawalkintheforest.

Suddenly,Isawababybearplayingwithsomesticksandstones.Helookedsofriendly,and

Irememberthinking,“IfIreachout,Icanjusttouchhim.”

Therewasaloudnoisebehindme.

Istoodverystill.Ididn’teventurnmyhead.Therewasantherloudnoise,andIstillcouldn’t

seewhatwashappening.Thebabybearlookedup,andranpastmeintothewoods.

Istayedinthesamepositionforfiveminutes,maybemore.ThenslowlyIturnedround,andon

thehillsideabout300metresawayIsawthebabybearandhishugemother,

Ihaveneverrunsofast,backtomyfriends.

Forthenext10days,everytimetherewasasuddennoise,mybloodwentcold.

P40

Withhisdrawinginhand,12-year-oldZhangWenpengsaidpeoplemustwakeuptothefactthat

damagingtheenvironmentwasdestroyingeverythingprogresshadworkedfor.

“Tosavewateristosaveourlives,”hesaid.

HisclassmateinthefifthgradeofGuiyangExperimentalPrimarySchoolinGuizhouProvince,

11-year-oldZhouZhiyun,haspaintedabigshiningbulb（电灯泡）,withthemessagethatpeople

mustn’twasteelectricity.

Thestudentswereinvolvedinaprojecttodiscuss“whatisclimatechangeandwhatwecando”

Theschoolsuggeststhatthestudentsshouldpassonwhattheyhavelearntinschooltotheir

parentsandotherpeopleintheneighbourhood.

“Ihelpedmyfamilytounderstandwhyweshouldn’tkeepallthelightsinourhousenight,”said

onestudent.

Chinahasnow16,933greenschoolslikethisone.

Inordertobecomea“greenschool”likeGuiyangExperimentalPrimarySchool,aschoolmust

includeenvironmentaleducationaspartofthetimetable.

“Educationisimportantandcanhelpchildrenandyoungpeopledevelopbetterhabits.Atthe

sametime,theycanpassonknowledgetotheneighbourhood,”saidJiaoZhiyan,oneofthe

directorsoftheStateEnvironmentalProtectionAdministration（国家环保总局）.

P46

FatherandIleftearly.Itwasunusualforustogointotowntogether.Usuallytheseshoppingtrips

wereMother’sbusinessandsheplannedeverything.Shealwaystookasmallpresentforthe

driver,andshealwaysgotthebestseat.Fatherhadnobetterplanthantobefirstatthestop,and

sowewaitedforoveranhour.

Finallythebusdrewup,andthedrivershoutedateveryone,“Comeon!

Comeon!

Geton

quickly!

”Peopleallclimbedontothebus.Fatherwaspoliteandstoodaside,sobythetimewegot

on,therewerenoseats.Wehadtostandallthewayintotown.Atlastwearrived,couldandtired.

“I’mstarving,”Isaid.Fathertookmetoacafé.Itwaswarmandtherewasawonderfulsmell.I

feltbetter.Weatelunchanddiscussedtheday.

“We’llhaveagoodtime!

”saidFather.Awholedaywithmyfatherwasveryunusual.Wewere

preparingtovisitmygrandmother.Thatwasunusual,too.Grandmotherlivedinthefarnorth,a

coldpartofthecountry.Mothertoldmestoriesaboutit,andIwasexcitedaboutthevisit.“What’s

itlikeinthenorth?

”IaskedFatheragainandagain.“It’sverycold,”hesaid.“Wemustbuysome

warmclothes.”

Wewentfromshoptoshop,buyingshoes,thicksocks,scarvesandgloves.Wehadmoreand

morebagstocarry.Itwaslate,nearlytimetogetthebushome.Wehadonemoreshoptovisit.“I

supposeI’llneedacoat,”Isaid.“Let’shavealookinhere.”ThenIsawit,abeautifuljacket.It

wasveryexpensive.“Howaboutthisjacket?

”Fathernodded.“Ithinkthat’sall,”hesaid.

P48

Betty:

Hey!

Mylegsareaching.Howfarhavewewalked?

MrJackson:

About10kilometres.Let’swaitfortheothers.They’llcatchupinafewminutes.

Lingling:

Who’missing?

Betty:

TonyandDaming.What’shappenedtothem?

Lingling:

Theywerewalkingmoreslowlythanus.

MrJackson:

Andlookatthoseclouds!

Ithinkit’sgoingtorain.I’llgobackandlookforthem.

Betty:

Waitaminute!

Icanhearsomeone.

Tony:

Help!

Lingling:

It’sTony.Wherehaveyoubeen?

Tony:

It’sDaming.Hehashadanaccident.Hwasrunningalongthewallwhenhetrippedandfell

overtheedge.He’scuthishead;hisshoulderhurtsandIthinkhe’sbrokenhisleg.

MrJackson:

Whendidhefall?

Tony:

About10minutesago.

MrJackson:

OK,showmewhereheis.I’llcallforhelponmymobile.

（Later）

Tony:

Thereheis,lyingontheground!

MrJackson:

Hi,Daming.Howdoyoufeel?

Daming:

Myleghurts,andIfeelabitcold.

Tony:

Andyou’recutyourknee.There’sbloodonyourleg.

MrJackson:

Canyoumoveyourfoot?

Daming:

Yes.Ouch!

ButIcan’twalk.

MrJackson:

Wehadbettergetyoutohospital.

Lingling:

Willhelive?

MrJackson:

Ofcoursehewill!

He’sgotawoundinhislegandhemaygetafeverbutit’snothingserious.He’llsoonbeOK!

P50

Sixrulesforasafeandhealthylife

Thankstoimprovementsinbothhealthcareandpersonalsafety,mostpeoplearelivinghealthier,

longerlives.Someonewhoisborntodaycanexpecttolive25yearslongerthansomeonewho

wasborninthefuturemoreandmorepeoplewillcelebratetheirhundredthbirthday.Herearesix

rulesforahealthylife.

1Becareful!

It’sdangerousoutthere!

Weallknowthatweshouldn’trunacrosstheroadinfrontoftheoncomingtraffic,orcycletoo

closetocars.Butwe’renotsureabouthowtostaysafeinthecountryside.Whenyou’reout

walking,youshouldalwaysgowithsomeone,andtellyourparentswhereyou’replanningtogo.

Remember!

Climbingmayalsomeanfalling-whatgoesupmustcomedown.Safetyrulesand

advisearetheretohelpyou,nottomakelifelessfun.

2Don’tbeacouchpotato!

Sure,it’scomfortabletositonthecouchandwatch.Butexpertssayyoushouldwalkatleast

10.000stepseverydaytokeepfit.Inthepast,people’sjobsrequiredmorephysicaleffort.When

farmerswereworkinginthefields,theywerekeepingfitatthesametime.Thinkaboutit:

doyou

getthesameamountofexercisetodayastheydidinthepast?

3Watchyourdiet!

It’simportanttoeatplentyoftherightthings,aboveall,fruit,vegetables,andtoseefastfoodor

sweetsassomethingveryspecial-maybejustnowandthen.Thewrongdietmeansyou’llputon

weight,oneofthefastestwaystoanunhealthylife.

4Restupwhileyoucan!

Whenwewerebabies,wesleptformuchoftheday-ifourparentswerelucky!

Teenagersdon’t

needasmuchsleepbutit’simportanttogetabouteighthour’ssleep.Atweekends,you’regot

moretime,souseitnotjustforyourfriends,butforrest,too.

5Don’tworry.Behappy!

Manydoctorsbelievethathappinessisimportantforourgeneralhealth.Ifyou’reworriedabout

something,talktoyourparentsoryourteacher.

6Sayno…tosmokinganddrugs!

Yes,youknewIwasgoingtosaythis!

Butit’ssoimportant.Moreteenagersdamagetheir

healththroughsmokingandtakingdrugsthananyotherdangers.Thinkabouttheeffectonyour

familyandfriends,andthinkaboutitseffectonyouandyourhealth.

Happyliving!

P54

6thMay

DearDad,

I’mwritingthislettertoyoubecauseit’stoodifficulttotalkaboutit.Ican’tstopthinkingabout

myuncleandhowhedied.Infact,Iseriouslywanttoaskyoutostepsmoking.I’velookedupa

lotofinformationaboutsmokingandI’vefou