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Book4Ms.HannahIsBananas!

Chapter6-TheMuseumofHangingGarbage

WordsandPhrases:

incredible:adj.【難以置信的】

Ifyoudescribesomethingorsomeoneasincredible,youlikethemverymuchorare

impressedbythem,becausetheyareextremelyorunusuallygood.

eg.EverybodywantedtoknowabouttheincrediblethingsIsawintheteachers’lounge.

blindfold:v.【蒙住眼睛】

covertheeyesof(someone)topreventhimfromseeing

reveal:v.【透露；揭露】

Torevealsomethingmeanstomakepeopleawareofit.

eg.SoIjusttoldthemthattheteachersblindfoldedmeandsaidtheywouldtorturemeifIeverrevealedwhatwentonintheteachers’lounge.

horrible:adj.【令人討厭的】

Ifyoudescribesomethingorsomeoneashorrible,youdonotlikethematall.

eg.Itwashorribleandboring,andIwashungryandmylegsweretired.

blowawhistle【吹口哨】

eg.Oneofthemwasblowingawhistle,andhestartedyellingatme.

arrest:v.【逮捕】

Ifthepolicearrestyou,theytakechargeofyouandtakeyoutoapolicestation,becausetheybelieveyoumayhavecommittedacrime.

eg.Theguardlookedlikehewasgoingtoarrestmeorsomething.

rescue:v.【營救】

Ifyourescuesomeone,yougetthemoutofadangerousorunpleasantsituation.

eg.LuckilyMs.Hannahranoverandrescuedme.

worth:adj.【值…錢】

Ifsomethingisworthaparticularamountofmoney,itcanbesoldforthatamountorisconsideredtohavethatvalue.

eg.“Thatisafamoussculpturethatisworthmillionsofdollars.”

artwork:n.【藝術(shù)品】

Artworksarepaintingsorsculpturesofhighquality.

eg.Wewalkedaroundandshekeptpointingoutthebeautifulartworkallovertheplace.

marvelous:adj.【不可思議的;驚人的;美妙的】

Ifyoudescribesomeoneorsomethingasmarvelous,youareemphasizingthattheyareverygood.

eg.“Lookatthis!”shekeptsaying.“Isn’titmarvelous?”

raccoon:n.【浣熊】

Araccoonisasmallanimalthathasdark-coloredfurwithwhitestripesonitsfaceandonitslongtail.RaccoonsliveinforestsinNorthandCentralAmerica.

kinetic:n.【動力的】

Inphysics,kineticisusedtodescribesomethingthatisconcernedwithmovement.

eg.“No,kineticmeans‘movement,’”Ms.Hannahsaid.“Thesculpturescanmove.”

masterpiece:n.【杰作】

Amasterpieceisanextremelygoodpainting,novel,film,orotherworkofart.

eg.“Notonlyisthisart,”Ms.Hannahsaid,“it’samasterpiece!”

byaccident【偶然；意外地】

eg.Dotheyeverthrowtheartawaybyaccidentandleavethegarbagehere?

MainSentences：

Nokidhadeverbeeninsidetheteachers’lounge.

Ms.Hannahtookusonafieldtriptoamuseum.

Wewalkedaroundthemuseumforaboutamillionhundredhours.

Ithoughtitwasboxesofsoup.

Ms.Hannahtoldmetorememberthatartiseverywhere,soIshouldbecarefulwhatIsaton..

Sheputherarmaroundme.

Howdotheyknowwhichiswhich?

Chapter7-PerformanceArt

WordsandPhrases:

burnoff【消耗】

useup(energy)

eg.Shesaidwecouldrunaroundandburnoffsomeenergy.

munch:v.【大聲咀嚼】

Ifyoumunchfood,youeatitbychewingitslowly,thoroughly,andrathernoisily.

eg.WeweremunchingthepretzelswhenMichaelnoticedastatueattheotherendofthegarden.

haunt:v.【鬧鬼的】

Ahauntedbuildingorotherplaceisonewhereaghostregularlyappears.

mansion:n.【大廈】

Amansionisaverylargehouse.

zombies:n.【僵尸】

Inhorrorstoriesandsomereligions,azombieisadeadpersonwhohasbeenbroughtbacktolife.

eg.Ihadn’tbeensoscaredsinceIwenttothishauntedmansiononHalloweenandallthesezombies

werejumpingoutfrombehindthewalls.

performanceart【表演藝術(shù);表現(xiàn)藝術(shù)】

Performanceartisatheatricalpresentationthatincludesvariousartformssuchasdance,music,painting,andsculpture.

MainSentences：

Michaelnoticedastatueattheotherendofthegarden.

Abunchofpeoplewerestandingaroundinacirclelookingatthestatueguy.

Iwantedtotouchhimtoseeifhewasarealstatue,butIwasscared.

Ilookedinthestatueguy’seyes.

Iscreamedandjumpedaboutthreefeetintheair!

Ihadn’tbeensoscaredsinceIwenttothishauntedmansiononHalloweenandallthesezombieswerejumpingoutfrombehindthewalls.

Thismanhasturnedhimselfintoaworkofart!

WordDictation

English

Chinese

Chinese

English

incredible

難以置信的

blindfold

蒙住眼睛

reveal

透露；揭露

horrible

令人討厭的

blowawhistle

吹口哨

arrest

逮捕

rescue

營救

worth

值…錢

artwork

藝術(shù)品

marvelous

不可思議的;驚人的;

raccoon

浣熊

kinetic

動力的

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