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七年級(jí)下冊(cè)閱讀理解典例精講旅行主題TravelingintheFuture

①Thesedays,ifyouwanttotravelfromNewYorktoBeijing,theflighttakesabout16hours.Youalsohavetowaitattheairport,andsometimesyouhavetotransfer(轉(zhuǎn)乘)ontoadifferentairplane.Ifyouaddallofthatextratime,thetriptakesatleast20hours.Butinthefuture,thetripfromtheNewYorktoBeijingmightonlytaketwohours.

②Rightnow,acompanyisdevelopingsomethingcalledET3whichstandsfor(代表)“evacuatedtube(真空管)transporttechnology”.Here’showitworks.AtubegoesallthewayfromNewYorktoBeijing.Thetubeisonlyafewmeterswide.Capsules(艙)movethroughthetube.Sixpeoplecansitinonecapsule.Thecapsulesuseelectricity(電力)insteadofoil.Forinternationaltravel,thecapsulescantravelatabout6,500kilometersperhour.That’smuchfasterthanairplanes—mostmodernairplanesusuallyonlyflyatabout800kilometersperhour.

③Sohowisthispossible?Howcanthesecapsulestravelsofast?Theansweristhatthereisnoairinsidethetube.Whenairplanesfly,theyhavetomovethroughair.Theairslowstheairplanesdown.Becausethereisn’tanyairintheET3tubes,thecapsulesareabletomoveataveryhighspeed.Also,thecapsulesarequitelight.Eachonlyweighs183kilograms.

④ThereareotheradvantagesofET3.Becauseituseselectricity,it’squiteclean.Also,it’salotquieterthanairplanesandcars.Finally,ET3tubesandcapsulesdon’trequireverymuchbuildingmaterial.

⑤Ofcourse,ET3doesn’texistyet.Thetechnologyisstillbeingdeveloped.Developersstillhavetosolvealotofproblems.ThebiggestproblemisthatrightnowET3wouldbefartooexpensive.InordertomakeET3cheaper,wewillneedmuchbettertechnology.

⑥It’sexcitingtothinkofhowET3willchangetravelinthefuture.Whoknows?Maybesomedayyou’llbeabletohavelunchinNewYorkanddinnerinBeijing!文章精讀閱讀理解4步走Step1段落大意Step2文章結(jié)構(gòu)Step3細(xì)節(jié)理解Step4詞匯積累_______①Thesedays,ifyouwanttotravelfromNewYorktoBeijing,theflighttakesabout16hours.Youalsohavetowaitattheairport,andsometimesyouhavetotransfer(轉(zhuǎn)乘)ontoadifferentairplane.Ifyouaddallofthatextratime,thetriptakesatleast20hours.Butinthefuture,thetripfromtheNewYorktoBeijingmightonlytaketwohours.B.TheotheradvantagesofET3WhatmakesET3travelfastC.TheproblemofdevelopingET3D.TheintroductionofET3E.ThepresenttravelintheworldF.ThefutureimaginationofET3E1.段意總結(jié)2.文章結(jié)構(gòu)

3.細(xì)節(jié)理解4.詞匯積累What’sthemainideaofparagraph1?_______②Rightnow,acompanyisdevelopingsomethingcalledET3whichstandsfor(代表)“evacuatedtube(真空管)transporttechnology”.Here’showitworks.AtubegoesallthewayfromNewYorktoBeijing.Thetubeisonlyafewmeterswide.Capsules(艙)movethroughthetube.Sixpeoplecansitinonecapsule.Thecapsulesuseelectricity(電力)insteadofoil.Forinternationaltravel,thecapsulescantravelatabout6,500kilometersperhour.That’smuchfasterthanairplanes—mostmodernairplanesusuallyonlyflyatabout800kilometersperhour.B.TheotheradvantagesofET3WhatmakesET3travelfastC.TheproblemofdevelopingET3D.TheintroductionofET3E.ThepresenttravelintheworldF.ThefutureimaginationofET3D1.段意總結(jié)2.文章結(jié)構(gòu)

3.細(xì)節(jié)理解4.詞匯積累What’sthemainideaofparagraph2?_______③Sohowisthispossible?Howcanthesecapsulestravelsofast?Theansweristhatthereisnoairinsidethetube.Whenairplanesfly,theyhavetomovethroughair.Theairslowstheairplanesdown.Becausethereisn’tanyairintheET3tubes,thecapsulesareabletomoveataveryhighspeed.Also,thecapsulesarequitelight.Eachonlyweighs183kilograms.B.TheotheradvantagesofET3WhatmakesET3travelfastC.TheproblemofdevelopingET3D.TheintroductionofET3E.ThepresenttravelintheworldF.ThefutureimaginationofET3A1.段意總結(jié)2.文章結(jié)構(gòu)

3.細(xì)節(jié)理解4.詞匯積累What’sthemainideaofparagraph3?_______④ThereareotheradvantagesofET3.Becauseituseselectricity,it’squiteclean.Also,it’salotquieterthanairplanesandcars.Finally,ET3tubesandcapsulesdon’trequireverymuchbuildingmaterial.B.TheotheradvantagesofET3WhatmakesET3travelfastC.TheproblemofdevelopingET3D.TheintroductionofET3E.ThepresenttravelintheworldF.ThefutureimaginationofET3B1.段意總結(jié)2.文章結(jié)構(gòu)

3.細(xì)節(jié)理解4.詞匯積累What’sthemainideaofparagraph4?_______⑤Ofcourse,ET3doesn’texistyet.Thetechnologyisstillbeingdeveloped.Developersstillhavetosolvealotofproblems.ThebiggestproblemisthatrightnowET3wouldbefartooexpensive.InordertomakeET3cheaper,wewillneedmuchbettertechnology.B.TheotheradvantagesofET3WhatmakesET3travelfastC.TheproblemofdevelopingET3D.TheintroductionofET3E.ThepresenttravelintheworldF.ThefutureimaginationofET3C1.段意總結(jié)2.文章結(jié)構(gòu)

3.細(xì)節(jié)理解4.詞匯積累What’sthemainideaofparagraph5?_______⑥It’sexcitingtothinkofhowET3willchangetravelinthefuture.Whoknows?Maybesomedayyou’llbeabletohavelunchinNewYorkanddinnerinBeijing!B.TheotheradvantagesofET3WhatmakesET3travelfastC.TheproblemofdevelopingET3D.TheintroductionofET3E.ThepresenttravelintheworldF.ThefutureimaginationofET3C1.段意總結(jié)2.文章結(jié)構(gòu)

3.細(xì)節(jié)理解4.詞匯積累What’sthemainideaofparagraph6?連一連B.TheotheradvantagesofET3WhatmakesET3travelfastC.TheproblemofdevelopingET3D.TheintroductionofET32.Howcanthesecapsulestravelsofast?1.Thetubeisonlyafewmeterswide.3.ThereareotheradvantagesofET3.4.Developersstillhavetosolvealotofproblems.1.段意總結(jié)2.文章結(jié)構(gòu)

3.細(xì)節(jié)理解4.詞匯積累TravellinginthefutureTheintroductionofET3TheimaginationoffuturetravelComparingthepresenttravelwiththefutureParagraph2-5

Paragraph1Paragraph6分總總①Thesedays,ifyouwanttotravelfromNewYorktoBeijing,theflighttakesabout16hours.Youalsohavetowaitattheairport,andsometimesyouhavetotransfer(轉(zhuǎn)乘)ontoadifferentairplane.Ifyouaddallofthatextratime,thetriptakesatleast20hours.Butinthefuture,thetripfromtheNewYorktoBeijingmightonlytaketwohours.1.段意總結(jié)2.文章結(jié)構(gòu)

3.細(xì)節(jié)理解4.詞匯積累TrueorFalse.ReadthesentencesandwriteTorF.a._______Paragraph1advisespeopletotakeaflightfortraveling.FTrueorFalse.ReadthesentencesandwriteTorF._______b.Paragraph2mainlyintroduceshowthenewtechnologyET3works.②Rightnow,acompanyisdevelopingsomethingcalledET3whichstandsfor(代表)“evacuatedtube(真空管)transporttechnology”.Here’showitworks.AtubegoesallthewayfromNewYorktoBeijing.Thetubeisonlyafewmeterswide.Capsules(艙)movethroughthetube.Sixpeoplecansitinonecapsule.Thecapsulesuseelectricity(電力)insteadofoil.Forinternationaltravel,thecapsulescantravelatabout6,500kilometersperhour.That’smuchfasterthanairplanes—mostmodernairplanesusuallyonlyflyatabout800kilometersperhour.T1.段意總結(jié)2.文章結(jié)構(gòu)

3.細(xì)節(jié)理解4.詞匯積累TrueorFalse.ReadthesentencesandwriteTorF._______c.Paragraph3and4describetheadvantagesofET3indetail.③Sohowisthispossible?Howcanthesecapsulestravelsofast?Theansweristhatthereisnoairinsidethetube.Whenairplanesfly,theyhavetomovethroughair.Theairslowstheairplanesdown.Becausethereisn’tanyairintheET3tubes,thecapsulesareabletomoveataveryhighspeed.Also,thecapsulesarequitelight.Eachonlyweighs183kilograms.

④ThereareotheradvantagesofET3.Becauseituseselectricity,it’squiteclean.Also,it’salotquieterthanairplanesandcars.Finally,ET3tubesandcapsulesdon’trequireverymuchbuildingmaterial.T1.段意總結(jié)2.文章結(jié)構(gòu)

3.細(xì)節(jié)理解4.詞匯積累TrueorFalse.ReadthesentencesandwriteTorF._______d.Paragraph5and6tellusthatitisimpossibleforET3tocomeintouse.

⑤Ofcourse,ET3doesn’texistyet.Thetechnologyisstillbeingdeveloped.Developersstillhavetosolvealotofproblems.ThebiggestproblemisthatrightnowET3wouldbefartooexpensive.InordertomakeET3cheaper,wewillneedmuchbettertechnology.

⑥It’sexcitingtothinkofhowET3willchangetravelinthefuture.Whoknows?Maybesomedayyou’llbeabletohavelunchinNewYorkanddinnerinBeijing!F1.段意總結(jié)2.文章結(jié)構(gòu)

3.細(xì)節(jié)理解4.詞匯積累②Rightnow,acompanyisdevelopingsomethingcalledET3whichstandsfor(代表)“evacuatedtube(真空管)transporttechnology”.Here’showitworks.AtubegoesallthewayfromNewYorktoBeijing.Thetubeisonlyafewmeterswide.Capsules(艙)movethroughthetube.Sixpeoplecansitinonecapsule.Thecapsulesuseelectricity(電力)insteadofoil.Forinternationaltravel,thecapsulescantravelatabout6,500kilometersperhour.That’smuchfasterthanairplanes—mostmodernairplanesusuallyonlyflyatabout800kilometersperhour.B.MultipleChoice.Choosethecorrectanswerforeachquestion.1.Accordingtothepassage,anET3looksmorelikea______.A.spaceship B.bus C.plane D.subwaytrain1.段意總結(jié)2.文章結(jié)構(gòu)

3.細(xì)節(jié)理解4.詞匯積累③Sohowisthispossible?Howcanthesecapsulestravelsofast?Theansweristhatthereisnoairinsidethetube.Whenairplanesfly,theyhavetomovethroughair.Theairslowstheairplanesdown.Becausethereisn’tanyairintheET3tubes,thecapsulesareabletomoveataveryhighspeed.Also,thecapsulesarequitelight.Eachonlyweighs183kilograms.

2.ET3travelsattheveryhighspeedbecause_____.A.ituseselectricityB.itisonlyafewmeterswideC.itmovesthroughatubewithoutairD.itdoesn’trequiremuchbuildingmaterial1.段意總結(jié)2.文章結(jié)構(gòu)

3.細(xì)節(jié)理解4.詞匯積累⑥It’sexcitingtothinkofhowET3willchangetravelinthefuture.Whoknows?Maybesomedayyou’llbeabletohavelunchinNewYorkanddinnerinBeijing!3.Fromthepassage,thewriterexpectsthat_____.A.airplaneswon’texistsomedayB.moderntechnologywillbeusedinairplanesC.passengerswillspendlessmoneyonET3D.ET3willchangethetravelinthefuture1.段意總結(jié)2.文章結(jié)構(gòu)

3.細(xì)節(jié)理解4.詞匯積累1.段意總結(jié)2.文章結(jié)構(gòu)

3.細(xì)節(jié)理解4.詞匯積累①Thesedays,ifyouwanttotravelfromNewYorktoBeijing,theflighttakesabout16hours.Youalsohavetowaitattheairport,andsometimesyouhavetotransfer(轉(zhuǎn)乘)ontoadifferentairplane.Ifyouaddallofthatextratime,thetriptakesatleast20hours.Butinthefuture,thetripfromtheNewYorktoBeijingmightonlytaketwohours.

②Rightnow,acompanyisdevelopingsomethingcalledET3whichstandsfor(代表)“evacuatedtube(真空管)transporttechnology”.Here’showitworks.AtubegoesallthewayfromNewYorktoBeijing.Thetubeisonlyafewmeterswide.Capsules(艙)movethroughthetube.Sixpeoplecansitinonecapsule.Thecapsulesuseelectricity(電力)insteadofoil.Forinternationaltravel,thecapsulescantravelatabout6,500kilometersperhour.That’smuchfasterthanairplanes—mostmodernairplanesusuallyonlyflyatabout800kilometersperhour.認(rèn)知詞匯：1.flight[fla?t]n.航班；班機(jī)2.technology[tek?n?l?d?i]n.科技③Sohowisthispossible?Howcanthesecapsulestravelsofast?Theansweristhatthereisnoairinsidethetube.Whenairplanesfly,theyhavetomovethroughair.Theairslowstheairplanesdown.Becausethereisn’tanyairintheET3tubes,thecapsulesareabletomoveataveryhighspeed.Also,thecapsulesarequitelight.Eachonlyweighs183kilograms.考點(diǎn)詞匯：1.able[?e?bl]e.g.Afterteaching,Iamabletoeat10hamburger.下課后，我能吃10個(gè)漢堡。adj.能夠

beabletodosth.能夠做某事

1.段意總結(jié)