概念英語二76到96課概要寫作

Lesson73（一）Aboywhoplayedtruanttravelled1,600miles.HehitchhikedtoDoverwherehesleptinaboat,onlytofindhimselfinCalaisnextmorning.AlorrydrivergavehimaliftandsomethingtoeatandtheboygotoffnearParis,hestoppedanothercar,butinsteadofnotbeingtakentoParis,hewastakentoPerpignan.Afterbeingpickedupbyapoliceman,hewassenthomebyauthorities.（二）Aboyplayedtruantandtravelled1,600miles.AfterhitchhikingtoDover,hesleptinaboat.Nextmorning,hefoundhimselfinCalaiswherealorrydrivegavehimaliftandsomethingtoeat.OngettingoffnearParis,hestoppedanothercarwhichdidn'ttakehimtoPerpignanbuttoParis.Therehewaspickedupbyapolicemanandsenthomebyauthorities.Lesson74（一）Afterabusstoppedbyariverbed,filmstarsdescended,theydressedindarkglassesandoldclothessoasnottoberecognized.Theycarriedpicnicthingstoashadyspotandsatdown.Justthen,Jeriffappearedandsaidrudely:‘Youmustleaveherebecausecampingisnotallowedthere.Evenwhentheytoldhimwhotheywere,Jeriffdidn'tbelievethem.（二）Abusstoppedbyariverbed,apartyoffilmstarsdescended,theydressedindarkglassesandoldclothes,inorderthattheywouldn'tberecognized.Theycarriedthepicnicthingstoashadyspot,everyonehadsatdownwhenSheriffappearedandaskedthemrudelytoleave,ascampingisnotallowedthere.TheytoldhimwhotheywerebutJeriffdidn'tbelievethem.Lesson75（一）Aplanecrashedinthemountainsbuttheonlypassengers,awomanandbabydaughtersdidn'thurt,anditwasextremelycoldinmidwinter,sosheputthechildreninacaseandcoveredthemwithclothes.Whentheplanespassednextmorning,shestamped‘SOS'inthesnow.Thiswasseenbyapilotwhosentamessagetothenearesttownandtheywererescuedbyahelicopter.（二）Whenaplanecrashedinmountains,theonlypassengers,awomanandherbabydaughtersdidn'thurt.However,itwasinmidwinterandextremelycold,thewomankeptcloseallnight.Onhearingplanesnextmorning,thewomanstamped‘SOS'inthesnowwhichwasseenbyapilot,hesentamessageandtheywererescuedbyahelicopter.Lesson76（一）Intheendofnewsbulletin,thetelevisionannouncershowedviewersfieldsofCalabriawhengrewMacaroniforsixhundredyears.HarvestingbeganearlierthisyearandthewholevillagewereworkinghardbeforeSeptemberrains.Thecropswereprocessedinthefactory.Aftertheharvest,therewasafamouscompetitionwhichSignorFratellihaswonsince1991.ThatwastheendofbulletinonApril1st.（二）Intheendofnewsbulletin,thetelevisionannouncershowedviewersfieldsofCalabria.HereMacorroligrewforsixhundredyears.Thisyear,harvestingbeganearlier,thewholevillagewereworkinghardbeforetheSeptemberrainssothatthecropwasprocessedinthefactory.Aftertheharvest,therewasafamouscompetition.ThisSignorFratellihaswonitsince1991.Withthatendofbulletin,itwasApril1st.Lesson77（一）Doctorsoperatedamummy:anEgyptianwomanwhodiedin800B.C..Doctorswantedtofindoutwhethershediedofararedisease.Afterremovingasection,doctorssentittoalaboratory.Duringtheoperation,theyunexpectedlyfoundasmallwaxfigureofthegodDuamutefwhichwasinsidethemummy.Thoughtheywereafraidthatthemummywouldfalltopieces,themummysurvivedtheoperation.（二）Doctorsoperatedonamummy:anEgyptianwomanwhodiedin800B.C..Inorderthattheycouldfindoutifshediedofararedisease,theyremovedasectionofthemummywhichwassenttoalaboratory.Insidethemummy,theyunexpectedlyfoundafigureofthegodDuamutef.Theywereafraidthatthemummywouldfalltopieces,butitsurvivedtheoperation.Lesson78（一）Havingreadanarticleaboutsmoking,thewriterdecidedtosmokelastcigarette.Hedidn'tsmokeforaweekandhiswifesufferedterribly,becausehehadabadtemperandalargeappetite.Meanwhile,hisfriendskeptonofferinghimcigarettesandtheywereamusedtoseehissweets.Whenhewenttoaparty,heacceptedacigarettewhichwasofferedbyhisfriendandsincethenthingsreturnedtonormal.（二）Thewriterreadanarticleaboutsmokingandhedecidedtosmokelastcigarette.Hedidn'tsmokeforaweekandhiswifesufferedterriblybecauseofherhusband'sbadtemperandlargeappetite.Wheneverhisfriendsofferedcigarettes,theywereamusedbecauseheproducedsweets.However,ataparty,heacceptedacigarettefromhisfriend.Now,thingsreturnedtonormal.Lesson79（一）Theplanetookoffandflewoverthecity.Whengainingheight,theplanehadtoreturntotheairport.Meanwhile,aflightattendanttoldthemtokeepclam.Afterdisembarking,theylearntthattherewasaveryimportantpersononboard.Thepolicehadbeentoldthatabombhadbeenplantedontheplane.Theplanewassearchedthoroughly,nothingwasfound,theplanetookofffivehourslater.（二）Afterhavingtakenoff,theplaneflewlowoverthecity.Althoughitgainedheight,ithadtoreturntotheairport.Duringthistime,aflightattendanttoldthemtokeepcalmuntilitdisembarked.Theylearnedthattherewasanimportantpersononboard.Becausethepolicehadbeentoldthatabombhadbeenplantedontheplane,theysearchedtheplanethoroughly.However,theyfoundnothing,sotheplanetookofffivehourslater.Lesson80（一）TheCrystalPalacewhichwasbuiltfortheexhibitionwasdifferentfromothers,becauseitwasmadeofironandglass,agreatmanygoodsweresentfromtheworldaswellasthemachinery.SomanyvisitorsweretakentothePalacebyboatortrainthatitwaspossibletobuildcollegesandmuseumsfromtheprofits.Aftertheexhibition,itwasmovedtoSouthLondonwhereremainedoneofthemostfamousbuildingsintheworlduntilitwasburntdownin1936.（二）TheCrystalPalacewasbuiltfortheexhibition，madeofironandglass,itwasdifferentfromothers.Notonlythegoodsbutalsothemachinerywassentfromtheworld.Thisattractedthevisitorswhowenttherebyboatortrain.Later,thecollegesandmuseumswerebuiltfromtheprofits.TheCrystalPalacewasmovedtoSouthLondonandremainedoneofthemostfamousbuildingsintheworlduntil1936whenitwasburntdown.Lesson81（一）Afterhavingkilledtheguard,theprisonerofwardraggedhimintothebushesandchangedintotheman'sclothes.Thenheputarifleoverhisshoulderandmarchedinfrontofthecamp.Ashorttimeafterwards,fourofficersgotoffacarandstoppedatthecampgates,sotheprisonerstoodtoattentionandsaluted.Whentheyhadgone,thedriverofthecarcametowardshimandaftertheprisonerknockedhimout,hejumpedintothecaranddroveaway.（二）Assoonashehadkilledtheguard,draggedthedeadmanintothebushesandchangedintothedeadman'sclothes,witharifleoverhisshoulder,hemarchedinfrontofcamp.Fourofficersgotoutofthecarandhestoodtoattentionandsaluted.Whenthedrivercametowardshim,heknockedthedriverout.Thenjumpingintothecar,hedroveaway.Lesson82（一）AstrangefishwascaughtnearMadagascarafterhavingpulledthefishingboatoutatsea.Makingeffortnottodamageit,thefishermanbroughtittoshore.Thefish,whichwasthirteenfeetlongwithaheadlikehorse,wassenttoamuseum.Itisbeingexaminedbyascientistwhosaidthatitisanoarfishandtheyliveatadepthofsixhundredfeet.（二）AstrangefishwascaughtnearMadagascar.Thoughthefishingboatwaspulledouttosea,thefishermanmadeeffortnottodamageit.Onbeingbroughttoshorebythefisherman,thefishwasfoundtobeoverthirteenfeetlongandwassenttoamuseum.Nowthatisbeingexaminedbyascientist.Itiscalledoarfishandlivesatadepthofsixhundredfeet.Lesson83（一）Afterhavingbeendefeatedintherecentelections,PrimeMinisterretiredandhasgoneabroad,Patrick,whohasbeenafanaticalopponentofMr.Lane'sRadicalProgressiveParty,wenttotheformerPrimeMinister'shousethreetimesandaskedthepolicemanwhetheritwasMr.Lane'shouse.Whenitwasthirdtime,theangrypolicemantoldhimthatMr.Lanewasdefeatedandhadhisretirementabroad.Patricksaidthatitwassomethinghelovedtohear.（二）SincetheformerPrimeMinisterwasdefeatedintherecentelections,hehasretiredandgoneabroad.AsPatrickhasbeenafanaticalopponentofMr.Lane'sParty,hewenttoMr.Lane'shousethreetimes.EachtimeheaskedthepolicemanifitwasMr.Lane'shouse.Thethirdtime,hewastoldthatMr.Lanewasdefeatedandhadhisretirementabroadbytheangrypoliceman.Patricksaidthatheknewit,butitwassomethinghelovedtohear.Lesson84（一）Busmen'sstrikebeginsonTuesdaywhichmaylastforaweek.Becauseofthis,carownersofferfreeridestopeoplewhoaregoingtowork,universitystudentshavevolunteeredtodrivebusestoo,buttheywillhavetopassaspecialtest.Thoughitisdifficulttogettowork,thepublichasexpressedthattheyaregrateful.Onlyoneortwopeoplehaveobjectedthatthestudentswilldrivetoofast.（二）Becausebusmen'sstrikebeginsonTuesday,whichmaylastaweek.Carownersofferfreeridestopeoplegoingtowork.Universitystudentswhohavevolunteeredtodrivebuseswillhavetopassaspecialtest.Despitethefactthatitisdifficulttogettowork,thepublicfeelsgrateful,exceptforoneortwowhohaveobjectedthatthestudentswilldrivetoofast.Lesson85（一）NowthattheformerheadmasterMr.Pagewillberetiring,pupilsoftheschoolwillbesendinghimagiftandalargealbumofstudent'ssignatures.Afterhavingattendedafarewelldinnerinhishonor,hecompletedasateacherforfortyyears.Hewilldevotehimselftogardeningwhichisanewhobbyforhimbuthehasoftenremarkedoneisnevertoooldtolearn.（二）Aftertwentyeightyearsasateacher,formerheadmaster,Mr.Pagewillberetiring,pupilswillsenthimnotonlyagiftbutalsoanalbumoftheirsignatures.Hewillattendafarewelldinnerinthehonorofamanwhocompletedasateacherforfortyyears.Nowhewilldevotehimselftogardening.Thoughitisanewhobby,itdoesn'tmatterbecausehealwaysremarksthatoneisnevertoooldtolearn.Lesson86（一）Themomentthespeedboathadstruckabuoy,bothmenjumpedintothewater.Asitmovedoff,bothmenhadjustbeguntoswimtowardstheshore.Turninginacircle,itcamestraighttowardsthem.Afteritjustmissedthem,theyswamasquicklyastheycoulduntiltheyswamoutofdanger.Whentheboatreturned,itlostspeed.Soonthepetrolwasusedup,itfloated.（二）Becausethespeedboatstruckabuoy,bothmenfellintothewater.Itmovedoffandwhilethemenswamtotheshore.Movinginacircle,itroaredtowardsthemandonlyjustmissedthem,theyhadnosoonerswumoutofdangerthantheboatreturned.Thistime,however,theboatlostspeed,becausethepetrolwasusedupandfloated.Lesson87（一）Atthetimeofthemurderthatthemanclaimedthathewastravellingonthe8o'clocktraintoLondonandarrivedtoworkontime.Whentheinspectoraskedifalatertrainwouldgethimtoworkontime,themanagreeditwould,buthealwaystravelledearly.Theinspectorsuggestedthathewaslyingbecausethe8o'clocktrainbrokedown,sothemancaughtthe8.25.（二）Whenthemurderhappened,themanclaimedthathewastravellingonthe8o'clocktraintoLondon.Hesaidthathearrivedtoworkontime.Thentheinspectoraskedifalatertrainwouldgethimtoworkontime.Thoughthemanagreeditwould,healwaystravelledearly.Inreply,theinspectorsuggestedhewaslyingasthe8o'clocktrainbrokedown,thereforethemancaughtthe8.25.Lesson88（一）Sixmenwhohavebeentrappedforseventeenhoursmayloselives,becausetherescueoperationsaredifficult.Sincetheexplosivesareused,vibrationswillcausetheroofoftheminetocollapse.Therescuesworkersaredrillingahardrockbuttheprogressisslow.Twohoursago,amicrophonewasloweredandhasenabledthementokeepintouchwiththeirrelatives,theyarerunningshortoffood,buttheyareingoodspirits.（二）Sixmenhavebeentrappedforseventeenhoursandmayloselives.Therescueoperationsaredifficult,astheexplosivesareused,itwillcausetheroofoftheminetocollapse.Becauseofthis,theyaredrillingahardrock，yettheprogressisslow.Nowthat,amicrophonewaslowered,ithasenabledthementokeepintouchwiththeirrelatives.Thoughtheyarerunningshortoffood,theyareingoodspirits.Lesson89（一）Thewriter'slocalcinemapackedalotofpeoplebecauseacomedyshowwouldbepresentedbytheP.&U.BirdSeedCo.Asmanyartistswhoshouldhaveappearedfailedtoturnup.Theshowwasverydull,thefunniestthingwastheadvertiserwhointroducedprogramsaidthat‘ThisisthePooandEeSeedBirdCompany.Goodladies,eveningandgentlemen!'（二）Thelocalcinemapackedlotsofpeople,becausetheP.&U.BirdSeedCo.wouldpresentfreecomedyshowbutmanyartistswhoshouldhaveappearedfailedtoturnup.Becauseofthis,theshowwasverydull,thefunniestthingwasthattheadvertiserwhointroduceatthebeginningoftheprogramsaidthat‘ThisisthePooandEeSeedBirdCompany.Goodladies,eveningandgentlemen!Lesson90（一）DiversworkingonNorthSeaoilrigswereterrifiedbyagiantfishthatbumpedintothemwhentheyworkedindeepwater.Thefisharenotsharksorwhales.Onthecontrary,theyarefavouriteeatingvarietiesthatgrowtounnaturalsizes.Therearethreefactorstocausethefishtogrowsolarge.Thefirstisthewarmthfromhotoil-pipes.Thesecondsistheplentifulfood,thethirdistheabsenceoffishing.（二）DiverswhoworkedonNorthSeaoilrigswereterrifiedbyagiantfishbumpingintothemwhiletheywereworkingindeepwaterbutthefisharenotsharksorwhaled,theyarefavoriteeatingvarietieswhichgrowtounnaturalsizes.Threefactorshavecausedthefishtogrowsolarge:warmthfromtheoil-pipes,plentifulfoodandtheabsenceoffishing.Lesson91（一）Whilecirclingtheballoonforsometime,thepilotsawthreemeninabasket，oneofthemwasholdingapairofbinoculars.Whentheballoonflewoverthestation,theytookphotographs.Thentheballoonlandednearanairfieldbutthepolicedidn'tarrestanyone,becausethebasketcontainedtwomembersofParliamentandCommandingofficer.Afterwards,theofficerexplainedthatonehalfofthestationdidn'tknowwhattheotherhalfwasdoing.（二）Apilotcircledtheballoonunderwhichtherewerethreemeninthebasketcontainingoneofthemwithapairofbinoculars.Beforelandingon,itflewoverthestationandtookphotos.Itlandednearanairfield.AstwoofthemenweretwomembersofParliamentandtheotherwastheCommandingOfficer,thepolicedidn'tarrestthem.Themysterywasexplainedthatonehalfofthestationdidn'tknowwhattheotherhalfwasdoing.Lesson92（一）Thewriterreturnedhomeabouttwoa.m.andrangthedoorbell.Havingfailedtowakeuphiswife,heputaladderagainstthewallandclimbedtowardsthebedroomwindow.Suddenlyapolicemancalledout,thewriteransweredrudely,hetoldthepolicemanthathehadforgottenhiskey,theshoutingwokeuphiswifeandsheopenedthewindowjustasthepolicemanhadstartedclimbingtheladderafterhim.（二）Onreturninghomeattwoa.m.,thewriterrangthedoorbell,buthefailedtowakeuphiswife.Afterhavingputaladdertowardsthewall,heclimbedtowardsthebedroomwindowwhenapolicemancalledout.Answeringrudely,hetoldthepolicemanthathelosthiskey.Theshoutingwokeuphiswifewhoopenedthewindowatthemomentwhenthepolicemanhadstartedclimbingtheladderafterhim.Lesson93（一）ThestatueofLibertywhichwaspresentedtotheU.S.A.byFrenchpeoplein19thcenturywasdesignedbyBartholdiandhadbeenbuiltonametalframebyEiffel.ThesitechosenwasanislandatNewYorkHarbourwherethePedestalwasbuilt.ThestatuewaserectedinParisin1884andre-erectedtwoyearslaterinAmerica.ItwaspresentedtoAmericaonOctober1886.（二）ThestatueofLibertywaspresentedtotheU.S.A.byFrenchpeoplein19thcentury.ThoughitwasdesignedbyBartholdi,ithadbeenbuiltonametalframebyEiffel.ThesitechosenwasanislandatNewYorkHarbourandthepedestalwasbuiltthere.ThestatuewasfirsterectedinParisin1884butitwasre-erectedtwoyearslaterinAmericaanditwaspresentedtoAmericabeforeOctober1886.Lesson94（一）AtaswimmingpoolinLosAngels,thechildrenaretaughttoholdbreathunderwaterbeforetheycanwalk.Theybeginlearningswimmingwhentheyaretwomonthsoldandtheycanpickupweightsfromthebottomofpool.Agametheyenjoyisaracewhichtakesplacesevenfeetunderwater.Somepedaltheirbikes,otherspushorpullthemandafewchildrencangetacrosstheracewithoutcomingupforair.（二）AtaswimmingpoolinLosAngels,thechildrenwhoaretaughttoholdbrea