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英语简易读物阅读教程

英语简易读物阅读教程

作者:李梅兰,
出版社:东北大学出版社出版时间:2018-06-01
开本: 16开 页数: 268
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英语简易读物阅读教程 版权信息

  • ISBN:9787551719131
  • 条形码:9787551719131 ; 978-7-5517-1913-1
  • 装帧:一般胶版纸
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英语简易读物阅读教程 内容简介

  《英语简易读物阅读教程》收录了人民教育出版社、外语教学与研究出版社、牛津大学出版社等历年出版的经典英语简易读物作品,共7篇。为了有效监控学生课外阅读的质量,我们针对每篇简易读物编写了阅读理解测试题和写作题并提供参考答案。  听、说、读、写是人类进行正常语言交际所**的基本技能。因此,在简易读物阅读教学中,教师应当将阅读能力的培养与其他技能的培养结合起来,并以阅读能力的培养促进其他各项技能的提高。学生在阅读前,教师可对该作品及作者作简要的介绍,包括作者的生平、主要著作及写作特点;这篇作品的内容与特点;阅读时应注意之处等。同时,教师可从两个方面来检测学生的阅读效果:一是通过测试题检查学生对每周所读主要内容的了解;二是读完以后,组织学生根据写作题进行一次简短的讨论或书面测试。讨论题要求学生独立思考,通过作品中的实例表达自己的观点。书面测试要求学生能写出作者的姓名及所处时代、书中故事的始末和情节并能准确表达。这两类检查可以训练学生根据上下文推测意思,揣摩作者意图,把握作品的风格特点,提高口语表达能力和写作能力。

英语简易读物阅读教程 目录

1 Romeo and Juliet罗密欧与朱丽叶
Exercise 1
2 The Prince and the Pauper王子与贫儿
Exercise 2
3 Jane Eyre 简·爱
Exercise 3
4 The Secret Garden 秘密花园
Exercise 4
5 Stories from Shakespeare 莎士比亚戏剧故事
Exercise 5
6 Little Women 小妇人
Exercise 6
7 David Copperfield大卫·科波菲尔
Exercise 7
Key to Exercises
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英语简易读物阅读教程 节选

  'I want to see the prince,' he cried.  One of the soldiers hit Tom. 'Get back!' he shouted.  Tom fell, and the crowd laughed.  But the prince saw and was very angry. He came to the gates on the inside.  'Why did you hit that poor boy?' he shouted at the soldier. 'Open the gates. Bring him in.'  'But, sir…' said the soldier. 'He is only a dirty beggar.'  'The king, my father, is king of rich people and poor people,' answered Prince Edward.'Bring in the boy.'  The soldier opened the gates and Tom went in. The prince took Tom inside the palace,up some great stairs, through many fine rooms and into one of the prince's rooms.  'Are you hungry?' he asked Tom on the way.  'I am always hungry, sir.' answered Tom.  When they arrived at the prince's rooms, Edward called a servant to the room.  'Bring food,' he ordered. 'Meat, cake, fruit and bread.'  When the food arrived, Tom's eyes were as big as the plates. He opened his mouth but no words came out. Edward sent the servants away and Tom ate.  'Now, who are you?' asked the prince. 'I see you at the palace gates every day. I watch you from the window.'  'My name is Tom Canty, sir. I live with my family in a room near London Bridge.'  'In a room? Do you all live in one room?'  'Yes-my mother, my father, my grandmother and my two sisters. Our room is in Cheap Street. It is quite big and it is very cheap.'  'Why do you all live in one room?'  'Because we are very poor,' said Tom. 'My father doesn't work. I have to beg for money. When I don't bring any money home, he hits me.'  'Your father hits you! I will send my soldiers to your house. They will throw him in prison.'  'No, no, please, sir!' said Tom. 'Think of my mother and sisters.'  'Mm. Perhaps you are right,' said the young prince. 'I have two sisters-Lady Elizabeth and Lady Mary. Lady Elizabeth is very clever and kind, but I don't like Lady Mary. She never smiles or laughs. And she never plays with me. And then there is Lady Jane-my uncle's daughter. She is the same age as me and I like her very much. But I don't know any boys. Do you play with other boys?'  'Yes, of course. We play by the river and we swim. Sometimes we play princes and  soldiers. I am always the prince ! '  Edward looked out of the window. His face was sad.  'I would like to be a poor boy. I would like to play with other boys.'  He was quiet for a minute. Tom ate a chicken leg.  'I have an idea,' said Edward suddenly. He jumped out of his chair. 'Let's change clothes. You can be the prince and I'll be the pauper.'  So Edward put on Tom's old, thin trousers and shirt.  'I'll wash my face and hands first,' said Tom.  After he washed, Tom's clean face was the same as Edward's.  They had the same eyes, the same nose, the same hair. Tom put on Edward's fine clothes and shoes.  Edward looked at Tom. Tom looked at Edward. Now Edward was Tom and Tom was Edward.  'Wait here!' said the prince. 'I am going to be a pauper for an hour. I am going to swim in the river.' He took something round and heavy from the table and quickly put it under a large cup on the highest shelf. Then he ran out of the room.  'What will I do?' shouted Tom. But there was no answer.  ……

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