典范英語6-12玉米片硬幣英文原文及重點短語和句子

典范英語6-12玉米片硬幣英文原文及重點短語和句子典范英語6-12玉米片硬幣英文原文及重點短語和句子典范英語6-12玉米片硬幣英文原文及重點短語和句子資料僅供參考文件編號：2022年4月典范英語6-12玉米片硬幣英文原文及重點短語和句子版本號：A修改號：1頁次：1.0審核：批準:發(fā)布日期：CornflakeCoin玉米片硬幣（典范6-12）1Thefind‘Look!’criedKerry.Shewasscrabblinginthelonggrass.‘Whatisit?’askedOmar.Itwaslunchtime,andKerryandOmarwereoutintheschoolfield.Kerryheldupsomethingroundandshiny.Itgleamedinthesun.‘It’sacoin!’shesaid.‘Itlooksreallyold.’‘Let’stakeittoMrHart,’saidOmar.‘Thenhe’llputitinforthecompetition.Youneverknow,youmightwin.’Thelocalnewspaperwasrunningacompetitionforschoolsinthearea.ThechildwhofoundtheoldestandmostexcitingtreasurewouldwinatripfortwotoSpaceFunPark.‘Youcanfindburiedtreasureanywhere,’thenewspaperhadsaid.‘Let’shavealookatthatcoin,’saidOmar.Omarspunitinhisfingers.‘Wow!’hesaid,‘itdoeslookold!’OmarpasseditbacktoKerrywhowasjumpingaboutwithexcitement.‘It’sarealtreasurecoin,’shegrinned.‘Comeon!’sheshouted.‘We’regoingtoshowthistoMrHartrightnow.’2Therealthing?MrHartwassittingathisdeskwhenKerryandOmarburstintotheclassroom.‘What’sgoingon’askedMrHart,lookingup.‘Ijustfoundthisonthefield!’pantedKerry.‘Willyouenteritfortheburiedtreasurecompetition?’ShedroppedtheshinycoinontoMrHart’sdesk.MrHartrubbedthecoin.Thenhelookedatthewritingonit.KerryandOmarstaredathim.‘Ifyoulookattheedgeofthecoin,’hesaid,‘youcanseethewordsFunStart.’KerryandOmarlookedateachother.‘YoumeanlikeFunStart,thecereal?’askedKerry.MrHartnodded.‘Yes,Kerry.Thiscoinlooksreal,butit’sacopy.It’safreegiftfromacerealpacket.I’mreallysorry.’Kerryfeltherheartsink.MrHartsawherface.‘Cheerup,Kerry,’hesaid.‘There’splentyoftimetofindsomerealtreasurebeforethecompetitioncloses.’KerryandOmarwalkedbackacrosstheclassroom.Theywereabouttogooutwhentheyheardsomeonebehindthem.ItwasMattThorn.Hewasalwayssayingmeanthings.NowhewaslaughingatKerry.3CereallaughterThenextdayalltheclassknewaboutKerry’scerealpacketcoin.MattThornhadtoldeveryone.‘Kerrywantedtoenteracornflakecoininthetreasurecompetition!’Mattsmirked.Everyonelaughed,butMattlaughedtheloudest.‘That’senough,Matt,’saidMrHart.‘Don’tletMattbotheryou,’whisperedOmar,butKerryhadgoneredintheface.ShewasangrywithMattandcrosswithherself.Howcouldshehavebeensostupidtothinkthatthecoinwasrealtreasure?

Overthenextfewdayseveryonetalkednon-stopaboutthetreasurecompetition.Lotsofchildrenbroughtinthingsthey’dfoundathomeorintheirgardens.Karabroughtinsomeyellowyoldphotos,BendugupanoldglassbottleandJasbroughtinanoldchildren’sbookwithagreencover.ThenMattThornshowedeveryoneawhiteandbluechinateacup.He’dtakenitoutofhisgran’scupboard.MrHartlookedattheteacupverycarefully.‘Thisisveryold,Matt,’hesaid.‘Ithinkit’sgotagoodchanceofwinningthecompetition.’Mattchuckledproudly.Kerryglaredathim.Therewasnowayshewasgoingtolethimwin.Attheendofthedayshehurriedoutofschool.‘Whatareyoudoing?’askedOmar,tryingtokeepupwithher.‘WehavetofindsomethingolderthanMatt’steacup,’Kerrysaid.Backhome,Kerryaskedhermumtotakethemtothepark.KerryandOmarlookedunderbenches,inbushesandnexttothefence.Theyfoundhalfapencilandanoldfootball.ThenKerryaskedhermumiftheycouldgodownbythecanal.‘Whatareyoutwoupto’askedKerry’smum.‘Nothing,’saidKerry.Bythecanal,theylookedunderthebridgeandalongthepath.Theyfoundabrokendollandsixemptysweetpackets.Halfanhourlater,theywerebothtiredandfedup.‘Let’sgohome,’saidOmar.Kerrynoddedglumly.‘Let’sforgetaboutthestupidcompetition,’shesaid.4BarkerdigsforgoldAttheweekend,KerryandOmarwereintheparkhavingapicnicwithKerry’smumanddad.Kerrywasstillinabadmood.‘What’supwithyou?’askedhermum.Kerryshruggedhershoulders.‘I’mtakingBarkerforawalkbeforehedigsanymoreholes,’herdadsaid.‘Whydon’tyoutwocomewithme?’‘Don’tfeellikeit,’saidKerry.‘Comeon!’saidDad.‘Wecangoupthebighillwherethey’rebuildingthatnewcafé.’Kerrygroaned.ShestoodupandtookBarker’slead.Tenminuteslater,theywereatthetopofthehill.Therewasahuge,muddyholeinthegroundwherethecaféwasgoingtobebuilt.Dadwenttolookattheyellowdiggerparkedundersometrees.BarkersuddenlystartedhowlingandpullingawayfromKerry.Shedroppedhislead.Inasecondhehadraceddownintotheholeandstarteddigging.‘Maybehe’sfoundsomerealtreasure!’Kerryshouted.‘Ibetit’sjustanoldbone,’saidOmar.‘He’salwaysdiggingupsomething.’Barkerscrabbledaboutanddugupsomebitsofwood.ThenhetrottedovertoKerry.Therewassomethinginhismouth.ThelookofexcitementvanishedfromKerry’sface.‘Justourluck,’shegrumbled,‘it’sanotherofthosestupidcornflakecoins.’‘Let’skeepit,anyway,’saidOmar.‘Youcanifyouwantto,’shruggedKerry,handinghimthecoin,‘butI’vehadenoughofcornflakecoins.’Justthen,Kerry’sdadcalledthemover.Itwastimetogo.Omarslippedthecoinintohispocket.KerrygrabbedBarker’sleadandtheyallwentbackdownthehill.5Andthewinneris…OnFriday,MrHartpackedupallofthetreasurethattheclasshadfound.Heputitintoabigcardboardbox.‘Thecompetitionclosestoday,’hesaid.‘I’lldropthisoffatthenewspaperafterschool.Doesanyonehaveanythingelse?’Everyoneshooktheirheads.ThenOmarfeltacoininhisbackpocket.ItwastheoneBarkerhadfound.‘Kerry’sdogfoundthis,’hesaid,passingthecointoMrHart.‘It’sanothercornflakecoin!’calledMattThorn.Everyonelaughed.‘Whydidyouhavetobringthatout?’hissedKerrycrossly.Afewdayslater,thewholeschoolwaspackedintothehall.Atallwomanstoodup.‘MynameisClareFenton,’shesaid.‘I’mtheeditorofthelocalnewspaper.I’mverygladtotellyouthatsomeonefromthisschoolhaswonourburiedtreasurecompetition.’Therewasarippleofexcitementinthehall.EveryonelookedatMattThorn.They’dallheardabouthisteacup.Mattwasgrinningfromeartoear.Hewasgettingreadytocollecthisprize.‘Thewinneris…’saidtheeditor,‘KerryRobinson!KerryhasfoundarealRomancoin.’Thereweregaspsofsurpriseandtheneveryonebeganclapping.Kerrystoodupinshock.ShegrabbedOmar’selbow.‘You’recomingwithme,’shesaid.TheonlypersonnotclappingwasMattThorn.‘Welldone!’beamedtheeditor.‘Youwillbeonthe