學(xué)霸新視野(時(shí)文外刊閱讀)Module56課件英語八年級上冊

學(xué)霸新視野Module5LaoSheTeahouse時(shí)文閱讀[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.

These

sports

have

become

very

popular

with

young

people.

B.

He

used

to

do

freestyle

slalom

but

changed

to

speed

slalom

in

2019.C.

What’s

more，the

Games

also

included

new

Olympic

sports，such

as

climbing

and

break

dancing（霹靂舞）.D.

Although

she

was

worried

about

it，she

won

first

place

in

this

event.E.

The

music

plays

an

important

role

in

these

sports

and

students

like

it.

F.

She

took

part

in

the

speed（random

route）event

during

the

Student

Games.

G.

Although

it

was

created

in

the

1970s，it

wasn’t

thought

of

as

a

sport

until

today.第一屆學(xué)青會(huì)展現(xiàn)競技中的青春力量The

1st

Student（Youth）Games

of

the

People’s

Republic

of

China

ran

from

Nov.5

to

15，2023

in

Guangxi.There

were

39

major

events

and

805

small

events.

You

could

see

popular

sports

in

Chinese

schools，such

as

swimming，soccer

and

special

activities

like

jianzi.

1.

?C

Freestyle

roller

skating（自由式輪滑）Freestyle

roller

skating

has

two

parts：speed

slalom（速度過樁）and

freestyle

slalom（花式繞樁）.In

speed

slalom，athletes（運(yùn)動(dòng)員）use

only

one

foot

to

skate

around

a

row

of

pylons（樁）as

fast

as

possible.

In

freestyle

slalom，athletes

dance

as

well

around

the

cones（圓錐形物）.Li

Jiarui

won

the

gold

medal

in

the

boys’

speed

slalom.

2.

?

According

to

Li，freestyle

slalom

needs

stronger

endurance（耐力）and

more

years

of

training，while

speed

slalom

asks

for

more

bursts

of

power

（爆發(fā)力）.He

added

it

was

not

just

a

neighbourhood

game

of

fun

but

a

highly

competitive

sport.

“The

human

limit（極限）to

speed

slalom

has

not

been

reached.

There’s

still

a

lot

of

room

for

me

to

improve，”

Li

said.B

Break

dancing

Break

dancing

will

be

a

new

event

at

the

2024

Paris

Olympics.

3.

?Break

dancing

is

made

up

of

many

different

moves，such

as

foot

movements，handstands

and

head

spins（旋轉(zhuǎn)）.

Breaking

contests

follow

a

three-round

style，consisting

of

one-on-one

“battles（斗舞）”

where

competitors

dance

to

music

randomly

played

by

the

DJ.

G

Guo

Pu，the

winner

in

the

girls’

breaking

competition，started

training

at

7.

She

said

she

was

good

at

interpreting（詮釋）the

music，

which

is

hard

to

do

in

such

a

short

performance.Climbing

Climbing

will

also

be

in

the

Paris

Olympics.

Li

Yantan

was

found

by

her

trainer（教練）in

the

4th

grade

of

primary

school.

Different

from

many

first-time

climbers，Li

wasn’t

afraid

of

heights.

“I

guess

I

am

meant

to

become

a

climber，”

she

said.4.

The

Games

made

the

event

difficult

by

adding

a

“random

route”.

Athletes

had

never

seen

the

route

before.“It

really

tests

our

abilities

to

plan

and

move

quickly，”

Li

said.

5.

?F

D

外刊閱讀閱讀理解。幽靈船瑪麗·塞萊斯特號的秘密One

of

the

great

mysteries

of

all

time

is

the

story

behind

the

ship

the

Mary

Celeste.

It

was

found

moving

in

the

Atlantic

Ocean

in

the

late

19th

century.

Everything

on

the

ship

was

in

perfect

order，but

there

was

nobody

on

board.The

Mary

Celeste

was

discovered

on

4th

December，1872.

A

sailor

（水手）from

another

ship，the

Dei

Gratia，first

noticed

the

Mary

Celeste.

The

Mary

Celeste

was

moving

about

in

an

unusual

way

and

it

seemed

to

be

out

of

control.

The

sailor

went

to

call

the

captain（船長）and

together

they

watched

the

ship

for

a

time，shouting

to

try

to

get

the

attention

of

all

the

sailors.

But

no

one

answered

their

calls.

Finally，the

captain

of

the

Dei

Gratia

ordered

some

of

his

sailors

to

find

out

what

was

wrong.

They

climbed

down

into

a

small

boat

and

rowed

towards

the

Mary

Celeste.What

they

discovered

was

incredible.

The

Mary

Celeste

seemed

to

be

in

almost

perfect

condition，but

there

was

no

one

on

it.

It

seemed

that

all

the

sailors

had

left

in

a

great

hurry.

A

sailor

from

the

Dei

Gratia

explained

what

he

saw，“It

was

strange.

The

last

note

in

the

ship’s

diary

was

dated

25th

November，1872.

It

was

near

the

Azores

Islands.

They

had

left

their

shoes

and

clothes，but

one

of

the

boats

was

missing.

There

was

still

food

on

the

tables，and

a

pot

of

tea

in

the

galley.

There

was

a

lot

of

water

below

deck.

All

the

cargo（貨物）was

still

there.

We

didn’t

know

what

to

do.”So

what

was

the

story

behind

this

strange

ship？People

are

still

searching

for

the

secrets

behind

the

wonder.（素材來源：Learn

Hot

English）（

A

）1.創(chuàng)新考法·組合選擇

What

is

true

about

the

ship

the

Mary

Celeste？

a.

There

was

nothing

perfect

on

the

ship.b.

It

was

discovered

on

4th

December，1872.c.

Nobody

was

on

the

Mary

Celeste.d.

It

was

hard

for

the

captain

to

drive

the

ship.A.

abB.

adC.

bdD.

bcD（

B

）2.

Why

did

the

sailors

from

the

Dei

Gratia

get

aboard

the

Mary

Celeste？A.

Because

they

heard

a

cry

for

help.B.

Because

nobody

answered

their

calls.C.

Because

they

needed

some

food

and

drink.D.

Because

they

saw

the

ship

was

going

down.（

A

）3.

What

does

the

word

“incredible”

mean？A.

Unbelievable.B.

Important.C.

Funny.D.

Similar.BA（

B

）4.

The

sailors

of

the

Mary

Celeste

were

away

from

the

ship

for

about

.A.

five

daysB.

ten

daysC.

fifteen

daysD.

twenty

days（

C

）5.

Which

shows

the

structure

of

the

passage？A.

B.

C.

D.

BCModule6Animalsindanger時(shí)文閱讀

[熱點(diǎn)素材]

（2024·原創(chuàng)）閱讀理解。“孤獨(dú)”成全球健康殺手Do

you

feel

lonely？The

World

Health

Organization（WHO）recently

said

loneliness

is

a

pressing

health

threat（威脅）.

It

called

for

countries

and

regions

to

deal

with

the

problem

more

seriously.People

often

wrongly

mix

loneliness

with

being

alone.

In

fact，people

become

lonely

when

they

have

feelings

of

isolation（孤獨(dú)）.

At

the

same

time，they

still

want

social

connections（聯(lián)系）.

Their

mind

is

usually

in

pain

because

they

aren’t

connected

with

others.

Being

alone，on

the

other

hand，is

something

people

choose.

People

who

enjoy

spending

time

alone

can

continue

to

socialise

with

others

cheerfully

whenever

they

want，

according

to

the

Verywell

Mind

website.Social

isolation

has

a

bad

influence

on

the

health

of

all

age

groups

across

the

world.

According

to

the

WHO，one

in

four

old

people

experiences

social

isolation.

▲

，but

the

numbers

are

likely

to

be

underestimated（低

估），said

the

organization.Social

disconnection

in

teenagers

can

lead

to

poorer

education

results

because

lonely

high

school

students

are

more

likely

to

drop

out

of

university.

Also，although

loneliness

is

a

feeling，it

can

be

connected

to

anxiety（焦

慮）and

depression（抑郁）.

A

2015

study

said

that

lonely

people

might

have

less

immunity（免疫力）and

were

30

percent

more

likely

to

have

heart

diseases（心臟?。?Loneliness

can

even

lead

to

an

early

death.

The

WHO

stressed

this

by

comparing

it

to

other

early

death

reasons

like

smoking，obesity（肥胖）

and

air

pollution.

Loneliness

has

a

far-reaching

influence

on

health，similar

to

smoking

up

to

15

cigarettes（香煙）a

day，according

to

a

2017

study.A.

Among

teenagers，between

5

and

15

percent

of

them

experience

lonelinessB.

Feelings

of

isolation

are

common

for

teenagersC.

We

should

pay

attention

to

feelings

of

isolationD.

Teenagers

need

to

look

after

their

health

all

the

time（

A

）1.創(chuàng)新考法·還原信息

Which

of

the

following

can

be

put

in

“

▲

”？

A（

B

）2.

Which

phrase

is

close

to

the

underlined

words

“drop

out

of

”？A.

Come

into.B.

Give

up.C.

Set

up.D.

Worry

about.（

A

）3.

What

is

the

writer

trying

to

do

in

the

text？A.

To

warn

us

to

pay

close

attention

to

loneliness.B.

To

introduce

a

latest

study

about

illness.C.

To

tell

us

to

keep

away

from

smoking.D.

To

describe

the

feelings

of

some

patients.BA（

B

）4.創(chuàng)新考法·情節(jié)推斷

What

might

the

writer

write

in

the

next

paragraph？

A.

How

to

live

a

healthy

life.B.

How

to

deal

with

feelings

of

isolation.C.

How

to

look

after

teenagers.D.

How

to

avoid

heart

diseases.BIt’s

the

fourth

day

to

live

without

a

mobile

phone.As

soon

as

I

wake

up，I

reach

to

the

bedside

table.

Clearly，I

still

have

a

long

way

to

go.

What

is

it

that

drives

us

to

check

our

mailboxes？The

promise

of

a

reward

（獎(jiǎng)勵(lì)），the

wish

for

good

news，or

someone

who’s

thinking

of

us.

We

can’t

help

thinking

about

these.

外刊閱讀任務(wù)型閱讀。不用手機(jī)的日子I

check

my

mailbox—my

real

one—and

then

follow

up

with

a

trip

to

the

store.

I

get

shocked

as

I

find

that

I’ve

forgotten

my

shopping

card.

My

wife

will

surely

get

angry

when

I

get

home.

“I

sent

it

to

your

mobile

phone

so

you’d

always

have

it，”

she’ll

say.Is

my

plan

to

bad

for

my

family

life？Will

this

terrible

challenge

ruin（毀壞）so

many

happy

years

with

a

wonderful

woman？

A

If

I

keep

troubling

her，she’ll

end

up

leaving

me.

I’ll

stop

having

meals

at

home

and

end

up

being

homeless.

B

Children

will

laugh

at

me，and

the

seller

at

the

local

shop

will

tell

other

buyers，“

C

He

was

a

travel

writer.

He

was

on

TV.

D

And

then

one

day

he

got

this

strange

idea

and

it

was

the

beginning

of

the

end

of

his

luck.”It

would

be

pitiful

to

ruin

my

life

for

this.

What

if

I

took

just

a

peek（偷

看）？Come

on！No

one

will

know.

It’s

Thursday，two

pm.

Three

and

a

half

days

have

passed.

Halfway

through，that’s

not

bad.

Important

messages

are

probably

waiting

for

me

in

my

mailbox.

I

should

handle

them.

I

feel

dirty

and

sorry.

But

I

turn

on

my

tablet.

Hundreds

of

emails

and

messages

pour

in.

I

do

with

three

“important”

messages，but

to

be

honest，there

was

nothing

that

couldn’t

have

waited

a

few

days.

Later，

after

school，a

parent

asks

me

how

my

plan

is

going.“Excellent，”

I

answer

quickly.

“The

first

few

days

are

difficult，

but

then

I

get

into

it.”

I

follow

that

up

with

words

about

peace

of

mind

and

how

I’ve

got

praise

and

encouragement.In

fact，I’m

sorry

that

I

tell

a

lie

to

the

parent.

It’s

hard

not

to

use

a

mobile

phone，but

I

can’t

give

up

so