學(xué)霸新視野(時文外刊閱讀)Module13課件英語九年級上冊

學(xué)霸新視野Module1Wondersoftheworld[熱點素材]（2024·原創(chuàng)）任務(wù)型閱讀。根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從所給的七個選項中選擇合適的選項填入文中空白

處（有兩項多余）。A.Theseshining“stars”lightupthenightsky.B.ItfirstappearedintheSpringandAutumnPeriod.C.ForLiuandhisfellowvillagersinShanxiProvince，

“datiehua”is

oneofthemostpopularSpringFestivalcustoms.D.Behindthewonderfulshow，however，liesgreatdanger.時文閱讀傳承千年的中式浪漫——“打鐵花”DuringtheSpringFestival，LiuHuiminandhisteamsetupafurnace（熔爐）.Insidethefurnacewasburninghotliquidironwhichthecraftsmen（工匠）threwintotheairtocreatefireworks.E.Thisperformanceisknownas“datiehua”.F.Onlyinthiswaycantheliquidironbefineenoughtocreateamazing

sparks（火花）.G.Inthepast，richpeoplesetofffireworks，whilepoorpeoplecouldn’t.1.

Asitsnamesuggests，thetraditionalartformwasinspiredby

theprocessofforging（鍛造）iron.Formorethan1，000years—sincethe

SongDynasty—ithasservedasaformofcelebrationduringChina’sSpring

FestivalandLanternFestival.Eachperformanceisaprayerforgoodluck.Whenfellowvillagersopenabusinessorgetmarried，theyinviteLiu

andhisteamtocelebratetheeventandhopefullybringthemgoodfortune.“IgrewupbytheYellowRiver.Ihavebeendoingitformorethan40

years，”Liusaid.2.

?E

C

AccordingtoLiu，thefurnaceneedstobepreheatedfornearly40

minutesbeforetheshowstartsandthetemperatureinsideofitmustbehigher

than1，500℃.3.

?Onthedayoftheperformance，thecraftsmenputironblocksintothe

furnace.Itwarmsupthecoldairofearlyspring.Whennightfalls，theshowstarts.Usingabiglongspoon，aman

takesthemolten（熔化的）ironfromthefurnace.Hethenhitstheironwith

apieceofwood.F

Bang！Bang！Thered-hotmoltenironbecomessparks.4.

?In

someways，theycanbemorebeautifulthanrealfireworks.Undertheshowerofsparks，thewholevillageislitup.Peoplesitor

standaroundthefurnacewithhappysmilesontheirfaces.A

5.

Theartistswearstrawhatsandsheepskincoatsasprotection，

butaccidentsstill

happen.DuringaperformanceinHenanProvince，Liu’s

hairandeyebrowsgotslightlyburnt.“PeopleaskmewhyI’mstilldoingitwhenit’ssodangerous.Itell

themthatI’mjusthappytobringjoytopeople，”Liusaid.D

閱讀理解。人類的忠實朋友

外刊閱讀Bornin1800，Barry，adog，savedmorethan40peoplelostinthe

snowySwissAlps.Accordingtoastory，heoncefoundaboyattheedgeof

anicycliff（懸崖）thatnohumancouldreach.Barrycarefullywokeupthechildbytouchinghisface.ThentheboythrewhisarmsaroundBarry’sneck，andthebigdogcarriedhimtosafety.Today，dogsarestillkeptatthemountainmonastery（修道院）whereBarryworked.AndatleastonedogisalwaysnamedBarry.

?WhenMeriwetherLewisandWilliamClarksetouttoexplorethe

AmericanWestin1804，theybroughtalongLewis’sdog，Seaman.One

night，abigbuffalobrokeintothecampground.Asthescaredanimalranto

thetentwheretheexplorersweresleeping，Seamanthrewhimselfinthe

buffalo’spathanddroveitaway.Foreverthankful，Lewisnamedariverin

Montana“Seaman’sCreek”inhonourofhisbravedog.

?AdogburnedNewton’shomework？Inthe1680s，IsaacNewtonwas

hardatworkonnotesabouttheGreatPyramidsofEgypt.Then，disaster！

Onedaywhenhewasout，afirestartedinhisstudyandburnthispapers.

Newtonwassoupsetthatitwasoverayearbeforehecouldbringhimselfto

writeouttheworkagain.Whatcausedthefire？Nooneknows.ManyyearsafterNewton’s

death，abookaboutNewton’slifesaidthatthefirestartedwhenNewton’s

petdogturnedoveracandle.ButNewtonnevermentionedhavingadog，

andmosthistorians

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.Module2Publicholidays[熱點素材]（2024·原創(chuàng)）閱讀理解。在語言創(chuàng)新上，人工智能再聰明，也玩不過你

Neartheendof2023，OxfordUniversityPress（牛津大學(xué)出版社）

decidedonits2023WordoftheYear：rizz.Manypeoplewerepuzzled.

“Rizz？Istheresuchaword？”theyasked.Atthesametime，many

youngEnglishspeakerslaughedoutloud.“Jeepers！Haven’tyouever

heardofrizz？”時文閱讀Rizzmeanstheabilitytoattractaperson.Areyougoodatmaking

friends？Doyourclassmatesoftenlaughloudlyatyourjokes？Thenyou

mayhaverizz.Youcanalsouserizzasaverbandsay“torizzup

someone”，whichmeans“toattractsomeone”.Thewordfirstappeared

onsocialmediaasteenageslang（俚語）andbecamepopularafterthe

Spider-ManactorTomHollandsaidhehadnorizz.Rizzisn’ttheonlyhotslangword，though.“Jeepers”isanother.

Peopleuseittoexpresssurprise.Andtheword“tea”isnolongerjusta

“drink”.Italsomeans“gossip（流言蜚語）”.Similarly，inChina，

wordslike“xianyanbao”

（aclown）havenewmeanings.Teensarealso

saying“dazi”

（apal）and“qimengle”

（What？）.Whenwelookbackon2023，onethingstandsout：artificial

intelligence（AI）.Computershavebecomeclevererthanever.ChatGPT

andsomeotherAIsystemshave“rizzedup”manyuserswiththeirability

towritelongarticles，composepoems（作詩）anddrawpictures.Butthey

canonlyusethelanguage.CanChatGPTcoinaslangwordandmakeit

popular？Canitgiveawordnewmeanings？Canitchangehowwehumans

speakandwrite？Youshouldbeproudofyourabilitytoplaywithwords.Butwhileyou

trytocreateanotherslangword，remembertobepolite.Also，don’tuse

slanginyourcompositions—itwon’t“rizzup”yourteachers?。?/p>

B

）1.WhatcanweknowfromParagraph1？A.Alotofnewwordsappearedin2023.B.Manypeoplefeltsurprisedtoheartheword“rizz”.C.YoungpeopleareeasilyabletospeakEnglishwell.D.Whatthenewword“rizz”meansinEnglish.B④David’sjokesoftenmakemanystudentslaugh.A.①②B.①③C.③④D.②④（

A

）3.Whentheyfeel

，peoplecansay“jeepers”.A.surprisedB.happyC.angryD.excitedCA（

C

）2.創(chuàng)新考法·組合選擇Whomayhaverizzaccordingtothepassage？①Jackcanlearnallthesubjectswell.②Samtakespartinanycompetition.③Maryhasmademanyfriends.（

A

）4.What’sthebesttitleforthepassage？A.Themeaningsandtheusageoftheword“rizz”andsomeotherslang

wordsB.Whocancreateslangwords？C.Wheredoes“rizz”comefrom？D.What’sthemeaningofslangwords？A任務(wù)型閱讀。不用手機的第一天Thealarmclockgoesoff.ItisthefirstdaywhenItrynottousemy

phone.Ireachtowardthebedsidetable.Myphoneisn’tthere.Ifeelkindof

bored.I’veonlybeenawakeforafewseconds.Nonewsround-upwith

breakfast.Noweatherforecast.Ihavenochoicebuttolookoutofthe

window：It’stheearlyhoursofabeautifulday.外刊閱讀Igetonmybike.I’monmywaytoleadingmiddleschoolstudentsata

schoolI’veneverbeentotoawriter’sworkshop，soIbringamapofParis

withme，justincase（以防萬一）.Atthefirsttrafficlight，Iputmy

handintomypocket，checkingformyphone.HaveIdonethatatevery

lightoverthepastfewyears？Possibly.

A

Attheschool，Iknowthatthesekids，borninthe2000s，

don’trememberlifebeforetheInternet.

B

AsIchatwiththem，I’mnot

thinkingabouttheemailspilingup（堆積）inthephoneIdon’t

have.

C

Butduringbreaks，Ifeelinmypockets.

D

It’sa

subconscious（下意識的）action.Afterwards，IrealiseI’vesurvivedmuchofthedayoffline.Thereis

nothingwrongwithme.Backathome，Ispendanhourreadinganovel

beforesittingdown

.Onpaper，Imanagetoproducemorethan10

linesbeforemymindstartstoworkslowly，andthephoneinterestsme.It’smomentslikethiswhenIwouldnormallyreachformyphoneand

checkthenewstofindoutifsomethinghashappenedintheworldinthelast

sevenminutes.Weallknowhowitgoes.Yougetyourphoneforavery

specialreason，andthengetcaughtupinasocialmediapost.Whenyouput

yourphonedown，youwonderwhyyoupickeditupinthefirstplace.Butnottoday.WhenIcan’thelpbutpickupmyphone，Ihaveapiece

ofchocolate.That’swhat’sknownascompensating（補償）.Aftermyson

comeshomefromschool，heasks，

“Dad，doyoumanagetokeepaway

fromaphone？”

“Yep，noproblematall，”Isay，tellinghim

somethingthatisnottrue.“Butwhyareyoudoingthis？”heasks.He

wonderswhyanadultwouldwillinglygiveupusingthephone.Ifallasleeponthesofa，mybookonmychest，withalittlelessblue

lightinmybodyandwithoutalastlookatmyemails.WhywouldItryto

giveupmyphone？（素材來源：

Reader’s

Digest）按要求完成下列各題。（每小題答案不超過六個詞）1.Whatdoesthewriterusuallydowhenhewakesupinthemorning？

?2.創(chuàng)新考法·還原句子Thesentence“Theyhaveonlyanunclearideathat

therewassuchastrangetime.”ismissing.Whereshouldweputit，in

BlankA，B，CorD？

?3.創(chuàng)新考法·缺詞填空PleasefillintheblankinParagraph4.

?Heusuallyuses/checkshisphone.

InBlankB.

towrite

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

Paragraph5？

?Yourphone.

5.Whatdoesthewriterreallythinkofgivingupusinghisphoneonthefirst

day？

?Heisnotusedtoit.

Module3Heroes[熱點素材]（2024·原創(chuàng)）任務(wù)型閱讀。根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從所給的七個選項中選擇合適的選項填入文中空白

處（有兩項多余）。時文閱讀A.IwanttointroduceJingdezhenandceramicsheretoJapanesepeople.B.TheyoungChinesepeoplehavefoundahomeinthesmallcity.C.Duringthepeakperiod，thereisoneforeigneramongeverysixmigrants

（移居者）.D.Theyellowceramicteasetsellsatabout600yuan.E.IwillbebacktothestudioinJingdezhenandrestartmyworktherein

April.F.Overthepasttenyears，morethan3，000foreignartistshaveworkedin

Wu’sartcenter.G.Itisaspecialandsimpleplacewhereeveryoneistreatedequally.

AllanDenisNaymark，whois33yearsoldfromNewYork，left

JingdezhenforHainanforawintervacationafterfinishinghiswork.He

said，

“1.

?”Jingdezhenisknownastheworld-famous“porcelaincapital”.Its

historyofceramics（陶瓷工藝）spansover2，000years.2.

?Andno

oneisjudgedontheirwealthorplace.E

G

中國的“瓷都”吸引了外國設(shè)計師NaymarkcametoJingdezhennineyearsago.“Ifoundtheorigin（起

源）ofceramicsculturehere，”hesaid.Thecityinspiredhimtostarthis

careerasaceramicsdesigner.InavillageofJingdezhen，Naymarkownsa

studioinaformerfarmhouse.Inrecentyears，morethan30，000peoplehavemovedtoJingdezhen

becauseoftheirloveforceramics.3.

?Theforeignerscomefrom

around60countriesandareas.C

“Thisyear，wehavealreadygotarecordofmorethan1，000

foreignartistsapplyingforon-siteworkhere，”saidWuHao，theheadof

TaoxichuanInternationalArtCenter.Thecenterhasrunthethree-month

TaoxichuanArtCenterResidencyProgrameveryyearsince2015.4.

?

Somepeopleevencomeeveryyear.It’seasytostartyourownbusinessinJingdezhen，but

you

have

to

be

more

creativeF

andhavebetter-than-averageskillstomeetthe

market.Afterall，you

havetosellyourproductstomakealiving.“Jingdezhenmakesitpossibleforpeopleto

translate（轉(zhuǎn)化）

creationsintorealitywithgoodsales，”saidYooSi-hyoung，aceramist

fromtheRepublicofKoreawhohaslivedinJingdezhenforeightyears.“5.

IwouldliketoholdanexhibitioninTokyothisyear，if

possible，toshowcaseJingdezhenceramicsandtheprocessofmaking

ceramics，”saidanartistfromJapan.Jingdezhenshouldandmustbeseen

bytheworld.A

閱讀理解。未能破譯的納瓦霍密碼It’sAugust7，1942，inthemiddleofWorldWarⅡ.Ahugebattle（戰(zhàn)

斗）isgoingononGuadalcanalIslandinthePacificOcean.Hiddeninthe

wetforest，twoJapanesesoldierswatchAmericansoldiersrollingoutwire

（電線）fromonebattlepatrol（巡邏隊）tothenext.Thewirewillcarry

telephonesignals，allowingdifferentunitstotalktoeachotherandtothe

basecommand（指揮部）.外刊閱讀Inthedistance，gunfiresoundsandbombsexplode（爆炸）.When

theAmericansaregone，theJapanesesoldierscomeoutquietlyandput

headphonesontothenewlylaidlinetohearsomething.BothspeakEnglish.

TheyhopetoknowwhattheAmericansareplanningagain.ThefirstJapanese

soldierlistens.Alookofsurprisecrosseshisface.Hehearsasing-song

mumbleandsomestrangegurglesandclicks.Thesecondsoldieralsolistens.

It’slikenothingthey’veeverheardbefore.DotheAmericanshavesomenew

kindofvoicecode？Afterlisteningforawhile，theygiveupandreturnto

theirarmy.Whatweretheyhearing？Theywerehearingthattwosoldiersfromthe

Navajonationweretalkingintheirnativelanguage.Thesespecialsoldiers

hadthejobofsendingsecretmessagesovertheradioandthetelephoneby

translatingthemintoNavajo，thenbackintoEnglishattheotherend.They

wereknownasthecodetalkers.NativeAmericancodetalkerslettheAmericanforcesshareordersand

informationquicklyandsecretlyintheheatofbattle.Withacodetalker，

therewasnoneedforcodemachinesorbooks.Signalscouldbecoded

quickly，andwerecompletelysafe.（素材來源：

Ask）（

A

）1.WhataretheAmericansoldiersdoing？A.Theyarerollingoutwire.B.Theyarefiringattheenemies.C.Theyarelisteningtosomething.D.Theyaretranslatinganativelanguage.A（

C

）2.WhydothetwoJapanesesoldiersgiveupandreturntotheir

army？A.Becausetheydon’tknowEnglish.B.Becausenoonespeaksonthelineatall.C.Becausetheydon’tkno