學(xué)霸新視野(時(shí)文外刊閱讀)Module79課件英語(yǔ)九年級(jí)上冊(cè)

學(xué)霸新視野Module7Greatbooks[熱點(diǎn)素材]（2024·原創(chuàng)）任務(wù)型閱讀。根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從所給的七個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選擇合適的選項(xiàng)填入文中空白

處（有兩項(xiàng)多余）。A.Withthehelpoftechnology，thestartingpointforhumanthinkingwill

onlygrowhigher.B.AIhasappearedinmanyfieldsinpeople’slife.C.ThisisnotthefirsttimethatworkscreatedwithAIhavewonprizes.D.However，itisimpossibletocopyexactly，orevencomecloseto

matchingthedepthofhuman-createdliteraryworks.E.WritingwithAIisabletogetpeopletohavelessfreetimetodoother

things.F.ThisisanovelwrittenbymakingfulluseofAIlikeChatGPT.G.Butshefeelsbadaboutasocietythatistoogoodtocriminals.時(shí)文閱讀人工智能參與作品獲獎(jiǎng)，文學(xué)創(chuàng)作路在何方？

AI-generatedcontenthasbeenabigwinrecentlyintheworldofbooks.

JapaneseauthorRieKudanwontheAkutagawaPrize（芥川獎(jiǎng)）forher

workThe

Tokyo

Tower

of

Sympathy（《東京都同情塔》）.“Iwouldlike

toworkwellwithAItoexpressmycreativity，”shesaid.

“1.

?Andprobablyabout5percentofthewholetextwaswritten

directlybygenerativeAI，”the33-year-oldauthortoldThe

Japan

Times

afterwinningtheprize.Thestorycentresaroundanarchitect（建筑師）.Shecreatesa

comfortableprison（監(jiān)獄）.2.

?F

G

3.

InOctober2023，

The

Land

of

Machine

Memories（《機(jī)憶

之地》）wonsecondprizeatasciencefictioncompetitioninChina.The

fictionwasallcreatedbyAIwiththeprompts（提示）givenbyShen

Yang，whoteachesatTsinghuaUniversity.Sowillmoreandmoreliterary（文學(xué)的）worksbecreatedbyAI？

Discussionsarestillongoing.TheJapaneseliterarycritic（評(píng)論家）Akira

OkawadasaidthatitwasdifficultforAItocreatedeepworksonethical（倫

理的）themes.C

SomewritersthinkwiththeincreasinguseofAIinthecreationofthe

text，pictures，andvideos，AIhasbecomeagreattoolforhelping

humansinthewritingprocess.4.

?Somewritersturneditdown

becauseitlackedemotionandtheydidn’tthinkitwasgoodenough.However，theChinesewriterLuoPingthinksAIputshumansinmore

heatedcompetition.“5.

”Luosaid.“IthinkthisisonlythebeginningforAIin

creatingliterature，”the

ChinesewriterFuChangyisaid.“Wewillwaitandseehowthefuturegoes.”D

A

閱讀理解。狗拉雪橇大賽Mushers（趕狗拉雪橇的人）anddogsswarmedaroundontheracetrack.WhenSunshineandFoxywalked

to

theirtethers（系繩），she

decidedthatFudgewouldtaketheleadposition.Susiedesperatelywantedhimtoleadherteam，butcouldshewinwithhim？Afterthestaffcheckedhersled（雪橇）andteam，

shetookpartintheraceanddrewtheNumberFiveposition.外刊閱讀MumtiedtheNumberFivecardoverSusie’sovercoatasSusiereadthe

racetrailmapforthethree-milecoursecarefully.Thensheledherteamtothe

line-upofmushersandteamswhowaitedatthestartingline.Climbingonher

runners，shetalkedquietlytoherdogstoquietthemasthecountdown（倒

計(jì)時(shí)）started.TeamsOne，Two，Three，andFourhurriedofffromthestarting

line.“

▲

，”theloudspeakershouted.“Hike！”Susiesaid，andherdogssprangforward.Hishead

down，shortlegsstretchedwide，F(xiàn)udgeledtheway.“Staycalm，”Susiethoughtastheydashedoverthecourse.“Watch

fortrailmarkers.Keepyoureyespeeledforotherteams.Balanceandpedalto

helpthedogs.”“Gee！Gee！Gee！”shecalledtoFudgeastheyapproachedabend

inthetrail.“Good！”shesaidwhenhemadeaperfectrightturn.Histongueout，eyesalert，F(xiàn)udgestreakedon，ignoringthecrowd

andthenoise，doingeverythingsheasked，workingjustforher.Breathless

mileslater，Susieandherdogscrossedthefinishline.SheandFudgewatchedastheracemarshalpostedherscore.Susie

didn’twin.Shelookedoutovertheemptyracefield，withherhand

onFudge’sfurryhead.Shedidn’tfeelasdisappointedasshehadexpected.

HowcouldshefeelsorryforherselfafterwatchingthisvaliantlittleHusky？Theydidn’twin，butFudgeranlikeachampion，doinghisbest.And

therewasalwaysnextwintertotryagainforthebigone.（素材來(lái)源：

Cricket）（

A

）1.WhatdoyouknowaboutFudge？A.Fudgeisadog.B.Fudgeisamusher.C.Fudgeisthemother.D.Fudgeisthedaughter.A（

C

）2.創(chuàng)新考法·組合選擇WhichistheRIGHTorderofwhathappenedinthestory？①Susiestudiedtheracetrailmap.②SusiedrewtheNumberFiveposition.③Susieandherdogsfinishedtherace.④Susiequietedherdogsbeforetherace.A.①②③④B.③④①②C.②①④③D.①④②③C（

C

）3.創(chuàng)新考法·還原句子Whichofthefollowingcanbeputinto

“

▲

”inPara.4？A.ComeonB.WelldoneC.NumberFiveD.CongratulationsC（

D

）4.創(chuàng)新考法·情節(jié)推斷Whatmighthappenthenextwinter？A.Fudgemightlosetheraceforthefirsttime.B.FudgemightwatchtheraceonTV.C.Fudgemightwintheraceforthefirsttime.D.Fudgemighttakepartintheraceagain.DModule8Sportslife[熱點(diǎn)素材]（2024·原創(chuàng)）閱讀理解。法國(guó)導(dǎo)演與中國(guó)戲曲結(jié)緣

FrenchtheaterdirectorPatrickSommierisdevotedtopassingonthetrue

meaningofChineseoperastotheFrenchpublic.In2004，hewasinvitedto

takepartinanimportanteventabouttheBeijingOpera，andhetookitto

France.SommiersaysthatwhenhearrivedinChina，hefoundthebeautyof

theBeijingOperaquickly.時(shí)文閱讀RecallinghisfirstworkingwiththeBeijingVocationalCollegeofOpera

andArts（BVCOA），Sommiersayshewasimpressedbythevigor（活

力）oftheactorsbehindthemakeupandcostumes.Hewasalsotouchedby

theChineseprofessorswhopassedtheirknowledgetotheirstudentsbyacting

withthem，whichisdifferenttothewaythingsaredoneintheFrench

theaterworld.Sommierbeganstudyingdifferentperformanceformsanddecidedto

introducetraditionalChineseoperastotheFrenchaudience.Followinghissuggestion，theBVCOAstagedaseriesofperformances

in2005.Theperformancesdrewover22，000spectators，andmorethan

7，000FrenchstudentstookpartintheworkshopswearingChineseopera

makeupandcostumes.Sommierhopesthattheaudiencetrulyunderstandthebeautyofthe

BeijingOpera.In2010，Sommierextendedhiscooperationwiththe

BVCOAandbroughtthenewlycreatedversionoftheChineseclassicThe

Water

Marginonthestage.Overtheyears，hehascontinuedtodiscoverdifferentChineseoperas.

InthesoutheasterncityofQuanzhouinFujianProvince，hewasfascinated

byLiyuanOpera，whichhesaidwasthebesthe’deverseen.In2014，

SommiertookLiyuanOperatoParisandmanyotherEuropeancitiesontour.Theyear2024marksthe60thanniversaryoftheestablishmentof

diplomaticrelations（建交60周年）betweenChinaandFrance.It’salsothe

China-FranceYearofCultureandTourism.Therearemanyculturalevents，

includingtheatershows.SommierhopestheFrenchandChinesewillimpresseachotherwith

high-qualityshows.（

B

）1.Whathappenedin2004accordingtothepassage？A.SommierbegantoworkwiththeBVCOA.B.SommiertooktheBeijingOperatoFrance.C.SommierknewthetruemeaningofChineseoperas.D.SommierdecidedtocometoChinatolearnChineseoperas.（

D

）2.Theunderlinedword“spectators”means“

”.A.performersB.professorsC.directorsD.audiencesBD（

A

）3.創(chuàng)新考法·行文方式Theauthorwritesthispassagein

the

order.A.timeB.spaceC.characterD.feelingA任務(wù)型閱讀。制作彩虹Newtonkeptthinking.Heimaginedeachcolourasadifferentkindof

lightray—maybewithdifferentsizesorenergy.Newtonnoticedthatwhether

hemaderainbowswithaprism（棱鏡）orwithapanofwater，thecolours

alwaysspreadoutinthesameorder.Purpleandbluelightswereatoneend，

withred

.Maybeclearmaterialssuchasglassand

waterwerebending（彎曲）thepathofeachtypeofraytodifferentextents

asitpassedthrough.外刊閱讀Areallthecolourspresentinthewhitelight？Doestheprismsimply

fanthemoutaccordingtohowmuchtheglassbendsthem？Toanswerthese

questions，headdedalens（透鏡）behindtheprismtofocustherainbow

togetheragainonasinglepointonthewall—andgotthewhitelight.He

provedthatthewhitelightincludesalltheothercolours.Althoughintheactualspectrum（光譜），thecolourschanged

graduallyintoeachotherwithnocleardividinglines，Newtonmadeahuge

step！Hedividedupthespectrumintosevenbands（波段），givingusthe

rainbowweknowtoday：red，orange，yellow，green，blue，

indigo，andpurple—thoughhecouldhavepickedfivebands，orfifty.He

alsorealisedthatthecoloursweseearetheresultofobjectsreflectingjust

someofthecoloursthatmakeupthewhitelight.Inhisexcitement，Newtonforgottoeatandsleep.Sofar，sogood.

Now，tofurtherprovethattheprismdidnotcolourthelight，Newtondid

anotherexperimentcalledthe“ExperimentumCrucis”.Thiswasn’ta

phrasestolenfromHarry

Potter，butwhatscientistscallamostimportant

experiment.Newtoncutasmallslit（裂縫）inthescreenbehindhisprism.When

theprismmadearainbow，heallowedonlythegreenlighttopassthrough

theslit.Thenheheldhissecondprismandplaceditinthegreenlight.Ifthe

prismwascolouringthelight，thegreenwouldcomeoutadifferentcolour.

Butthegreenlightremainedgreen.Thesecondprismhadnoeffect.

A

Newtonseldomsmiled，buthemighthavethen.Hecouldn’t

tellanyoneaboutityet.

B

Buthehadjustshownthatcoloursare

controlledbyscientificrules.

C

Andhehadbecomethefirstpersonto

reallyunderstandtherainbow.

D

（素材來(lái)源：

Ask）按要求完成下列各題。（每小題答案不超過(guò)五個(gè)詞）1.創(chuàng)新考法·缺詞填空Pleasefillintheblankinthefirstparagraph.?

?2.WhichcolourwasthelightthatNewtongotwhenhefocusedtherainbow

ononepointonthewall？

?3.創(chuàng)新考法·代詞指代Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”refertoin

Paragraph5？

?attheother

White.

His/Thesecondprism.

4.創(chuàng)新考法·還原句子Inthelastparagraph，thesentence“Andhe

believedtherestofthenaturalworldistoo.”ismissing.Whereshouldwe

putit，inBlankA，B，CorD？

?InBlankC.

Module9Greatinventions[熱點(diǎn)素材]（2024·原創(chuàng)）任務(wù)型閱讀。根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從所給的七個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選擇合適的選項(xiàng)填入文中空白

處（有兩項(xiàng)多余）。A.Byaround11：15atnight，thefirewasmainlycontrolled.B.Afterthefire，F(xiàn)renchPresidentpromisedtorebuildNotre-Damewithinfiveyears.

C.Muchofthechurchremainssurroundedbyscaffolding，whichitcould

takeweeksormonthstoremove.時(shí)文閱讀D.FrenchofficialsannouncedthatNotre-Damewouldreopenin

December，2024.E.ItsitsintheheartofParisandisvisitedbymillionsoftouristseachyear.F.Shesaidpeoplelivingnearthechurchfeltexcitedaboutseeingthespire

onceagain.G.IfyouwerenewtoParis，Notre-Dameisjustwhereyouendedup.巴黎圣母院將重新開(kāi)放

OnFebruary14，2024，scaffolding（腳手架）thatwasaroundthe

topofNotre-Damewastakendown.Thismarkedgreatprogressinthe

rebuildingofthechurch（教堂）.Itallowedthepublictoseeitsspire（尖

頂）forthefirsttimeinthepastfiveyears.Notre-Dameismorethan800yearsold.Itisoneofthemostfamous

churchesintheworld.1.

?Ithasplayedanimportantpartinhistoryfor

hundredsofyears.Inthepast，F(xiàn)rance’skingsandqueensweremarriedor

buriedinit.Thechurchisfamousforthebeautyofitsdesignandalsoforthe

artworksitcontains.IthaslongbeenasymbolofFrenchculture.Sadly，on

April15，2019，abigfirebrokeoutatthechurch.Thefiredamagedits

spireandmostofitsroof.E

Anticipation（期盼）hasbeenbuildingamongParisresidentsaheadof

thechurch’sreopening.2.

?Anarmyofexcellentworkersandartisans

withdifferentspecialties（專長(zhǎng)）havebeenworkingonrestoringthe

church.Therebuildingworkbeganin2021.3.

?Thereopeningwillbe

followedbysixmonthsofcelebrations.B

D

Photosshowanewgoldenroosterontopofthespire.Theoldonehad

fallentothegroundinthe2019fire.It’snowondisplayatalocalmuseum.

Thenewroosterwasreimaginedasaphoenix（鳳凰）.Thedesignisto

marktheriseofthechurchfromtheashes（灰燼）.Aresidentnearthechurch，F(xiàn)redericoBenani，whosawthe2019

fire，feltemotionalatseeingthespireoncemore.4.

“WhenIopen

thewindowinthemorning，Iseethespire，”shesaid.“It’smuchbetter

thanbefore.Itgivesushope.”F

ThechurchwillnotbeopentothepublicduringtheParisOlympicsin

JulyandAugust，whenthecitywillhosttheSummerGamesformillions.5.

Thespirealone，churchofficialssaid，wasprotectedby

some70，000piecesofscaffolding，withtotalweightof600tons.C

外刊閱讀閱讀理解。企鵝衛(wèi)士Youmayhaveheardofdogsprotectinghouses，people，orsheep.But

whataboutabig

dogthatprotectslittlepenguins？MiddleIsland，in

southeasternAustralia，haslongbeenhometoakindoflittlebluefairy

penguin.Unlessyou’reafish，fairypenguinsarekindanimals.Theyaretheworld’ssmallestpenguin.Theyspendabouthalfayearat

sea.Adultbirdswalkbackontothegroundinlatewinterorspringtobreed

andraisetheirchicksinsmallholesalongthecoastsofAustraliaandNew

Zealand.Thoughtheyaregreatswimmers，fairypenguinsareveryslowon

thebeach.Foryears，MiddleIslandwasconsideredasafeplaceforfairy

penguins.Butthendisasterhappened.In2005，theislandwashometo

about600fairypenguins.Butoveroneterribleweek，thebirdsalmostdied

out.Atlowtide，afewfoxesswamacrossthenarrowchannelfromthe

mainlandandstartedakillingactionthatleftonlytenlittlebirdsalive.Thelocalcommunitywasshocked.Everyonewasupset，butnoone

knewwhattodo.ThenSwampyMarsh，alocalchickenfarmer，stepped

forward.HehadadognamedOddball，hesaid，thatguardedhischickens.

Perhapsshe

▲

too.The