"高中英语高级教程第一册"的详细介绍……
内容提要
本《教程》之第一册是
根据目前高中一年级英语教
材和学生英语学习的实际情
况，专为高中一年级学生在
课堂学习以外提高英语水平
和综合运用能力而编写的。
本册共十二课。每课由课文、
注释、综合练习和泛读材料
组成，所选课文和泛读材料
均为美国中学生在校内报刊
上发表的习作，有小说、散
文、诗歌、议论文及通讯报
导等体裁，内容广泛，词汇
和语言现象丰富，真实地反
映了西方文化背景下美国当
今社会不同种族、不同阶层
民从的思想、情感和风俗习
惯；课后配有形式多样的练
习，其中的部分内容选自美
国中学正在使用的习题，对
强化学生全面理解和掌握所
学内容大有好处。本册书后
还附有各课习题的答案 。
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"高中英语高级教程第一册"的图书目录……
CONTENTS
编者的话
Lesson One
Good Things Do Come To Those Who Wait
The Gift l Disguise
These Things Happen
Lesson Two
My Parents Are Driving Me Crazy
A Lesson From My Grandmother
Rhonda Young, Leadership
Lesson Three
Shoes By The Washer
Taking Chances
The Reality Of Cornflower Skies
Lesson Four
Claudine Vacirca, Math
Wrestling For The First Time
A Race Against Time
Lesson Five
Pollution Of Beaches
Save The Cows
How To Save The Environment
Hydro-mills
Lesson Six
Collard Greens
Like Father, Not Like Son
Lesson Seven
On Moving To A New School
The First Boy Who Flew To The Sun
The Will
Lesson Eight
A Strong Man
Stephen Levesque, Math
Kathy Megyeri, English
Lesson Nine
And Then It's Over
Fall
Amazing Facts: A Report
Lesson Ten
Daylight-saving Time
Differences In Customs
Lesson Eleven
More Than One Way To The Square
Celebrations Of Christmas
Mama And Her Bank Account
Lesson Twelve
The Stories Of New York
Top Soloist Or " Trained Seal"?
附录 习题答案
编者的话
Lesson One
Good Things Do Come To Those Who Wait
The Gift l Disguise
These Things Happen
Lesson Two
My Parents Are Driving Me Crazy
A Lesson From My Grandmother
Rhonda Young, Leadership
Lesson Three
Shoes By The Washer
Taking Chances
The Reality Of Cornflower Skies
Lesson Four
Claudine Vacirca, Math
Wrestling For The First Time
A Race Against Time
Lesson Five
Pollution Of Beaches
Save The Cows
How To Save The Environment
Hydro-mills
Lesson Six
Collard Greens
Like Father, Not Like Son
Lesson Seven
On Moving To A New School
The First Boy Who Flew To The Sun
The Will
Lesson Eight
A Strong Man
Stephen Levesque, Math
Kathy Megyeri, English
Lesson Nine
And Then It's Over
Fall
Amazing Facts: A Report
Lesson Ten
Daylight-saving Time
Differences In Customs
Lesson Eleven
More Than One Way To The Square
Celebrations Of Christmas
Mama And Her Bank Account
Lesson Twelve
The Stories Of New York
Top Soloist Or " Trained Seal"?
附录 习题答案
"高中英语高级教程第一册"的书摘……
Lesson One
Good Things Do Come To ThoseWho Waitby Cindy Bucklin
Some people say that good things come to those who wait. l
never really understood this-until the end of my senior year.
Ever since sophomore year, l had been submitting an essay
nominating my favorite teacher for the Educator of the Year. It
seemed that every year was a disappointment. l was beginning to
think maybe l wasn't such a good writer.
l was home that day when l received the phone call. Actual-
ly, l had just finished browsing the World Wide Web. The per-
son on the phone asked me if my name was Cindy, and intro-
duced himself as the publisher of this newspaper. He said l had
been chosen as a winner for an essay contest. For a minute l
didn't remember the essay l had written four months before-l
thought that my attempts at getting my teacher recognized had
been another failure.
When l realized what the phone call was about, l became
very excited, and didn't know what to say or how to react. He
told me the details: I was invited to attend an awards banquet at
Northeastern University in Boston, and would meet former Gov-
ernor Michael Dukakis. At first l thought that it sounded great,
but then he told me the date--and my heart dropped. It would be
the day after my father's memorial service. There was no way l
could deliver a speech.
After the call, l immediately called my teacher. When he
picked up the phone, l was nervous. How could l tell him? My
teacher was very excited, and thanked me many times.
As you probably guessed, l ended up going to the awards
banquet. My teacher drove me to Boston. l had no idea what l
was getting myself into. On the way, l was depressed. My fa-
ther had recently died.
When we arrived we were given name tags and talked to our
hosts. The dinner was spectacular. We were served the meal and
listened to fantastic live chamber music. My spirits lifted. For a
few minutes l forgot about my father. l was having the greatest
time of my life.
After dinner, it was speech time. You were asked to read
your essay in front of everyone. l couldn't wait for my turn. l
wasn't nervous at all. l spent three years in Speech And Debate.
As l walked up to the stage with my teacher, l looked up
and saw a smile on his face. It made me feel so good that l could
pay him back for all his help. When l delivered my speech that
evening, l spoke with pride. My teacher was right beside me. l
knew when l saw him smile that this would be one day that l
would never forget--and neither would he. News of the award
was even published in my local paper.
l am so glad that l decided to submit my essay that year. l
encourage all of you teens to never give up. If you keep trying,
you will succeed. Someday you will learn that good things do
come to those who wait.
Good Things Do Come To ThoseWho Waitby Cindy Bucklin
Some people say that good things come to those who wait. l
never really understood this-until the end of my senior year.
Ever since sophomore year, l had been submitting an essay
nominating my favorite teacher for the Educator of the Year. It
seemed that every year was a disappointment. l was beginning to
think maybe l wasn't such a good writer.
l was home that day when l received the phone call. Actual-
ly, l had just finished browsing the World Wide Web. The per-
son on the phone asked me if my name was Cindy, and intro-
duced himself as the publisher of this newspaper. He said l had
been chosen as a winner for an essay contest. For a minute l
didn't remember the essay l had written four months before-l
thought that my attempts at getting my teacher recognized had
been another failure.
When l realized what the phone call was about, l became
very excited, and didn't know what to say or how to react. He
told me the details: I was invited to attend an awards banquet at
Northeastern University in Boston, and would meet former Gov-
ernor Michael Dukakis. At first l thought that it sounded great,
but then he told me the date--and my heart dropped. It would be
the day after my father's memorial service. There was no way l
could deliver a speech.
After the call, l immediately called my teacher. When he
picked up the phone, l was nervous. How could l tell him? My
teacher was very excited, and thanked me many times.
As you probably guessed, l ended up going to the awards
banquet. My teacher drove me to Boston. l had no idea what l
was getting myself into. On the way, l was depressed. My fa-
ther had recently died.
When we arrived we were given name tags and talked to our
hosts. The dinner was spectacular. We were served the meal and
listened to fantastic live chamber music. My spirits lifted. For a
few minutes l forgot about my father. l was having the greatest
time of my life.
After dinner, it was speech time. You were asked to read
your essay in front of everyone. l couldn't wait for my turn. l
wasn't nervous at all. l spent three years in Speech And Debate.
As l walked up to the stage with my teacher, l looked up
and saw a smile on his face. It made me feel so good that l could
pay him back for all his help. When l delivered my speech that
evening, l spoke with pride. My teacher was right beside me. l
knew when l saw him smile that this would be one day that l
would never forget--and neither would he. News of the award
was even published in my local paper.
l am so glad that l decided to submit my essay that year. l
encourage all of you teens to never give up. If you keep trying,
you will succeed. Someday you will learn that good things do
come to those who wait.
"高中英语高级教程第一册"的作者简介……
作者简介
吕奇恩 生于1948年，
先后就读于北京师范学院物
理系、北京大学计算机系、
对外经济贸易大学中国－意
大利语言中心、意大利罗马
Jesi语言学院意大利语系；
曾赴欧洲、美国工作、讲学，
与美国马萨诸塞州
Northfield Mount Hermon
学校有长期的学术交流。现
为北京四中英语高级教师。
马淑冬 生于1946年，
毕业于北京师范学院英语系，
从事中学英语教学近30年，
曾赴美国工作、讲学。由于
在中学外语教学中成绩卓著，
于1996年教师节荣获全国中、
小学外语教师园丁奖。现河
北京四中英语特级教师。
吕奇恩 生于1948年，
先后就读于北京师范学院物
理系、北京大学计算机系、
对外经济贸易大学中国－意
大利语言中心、意大利罗马
Jesi语言学院意大利语系；
曾赴欧洲、美国工作、讲学，
与美国马萨诸塞州
Northfield Mount Hermon
学校有长期的学术交流。现
为北京四中英语高级教师。
马淑冬 生于1946年，
毕业于北京师范学院英语系，
从事中学英语教学近30年，
曾赴美国工作、讲学。由于
在中学外语教学中成绩卓著，
于1996年教师节荣获全国中、
小学外语教师园丁奖。现河
北京四中英语特级教师。
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