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发表于 2011-11-2 18:16
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本周已更新 关于英语阅读能力的训练和提高（讨论+分享）
发这个帖子的理由很简单：在教学中发现学生阅读能力在综合能力中显的比较薄弱，而且也是热门英语考试及比赛的重要失分点。况且，想要阅读分数在短时间内立马提高，几乎是不太现实的事情，所以，在时间允许的情况下，每周我会在该贴上更新一至两篇英语短文，有时间的家长或者小朋友可以阅览，若是可以的话适当地选择几篇背诵一下。最终要的还是 坚持！长久的篇章锻炼，对阅读能力有一定的帮助，若能再 背诵两篇，对记忆力甚至是写作能力也会有不小的帮助。
有几个 小建议：
1. 宁可 坚持每天一篇，也不要因为一时的兴趣，头两天阅读了3篇，后几天阅读1篇，之后就放弃了。
2. 不懂的单词先纵观全文进行 猜测，不要一遇生词就查词典。
3. 如果只是对着电脑屏幕看，尤其是在晚上容易瞌睡，不如 放声朗读。平时在学校锻炼口语的机会本身就少，加上小学阶段几乎都有辨音题，及时发现自己的语音薄弱处就能有效的进行改正，对辨音题也有很大的帮助。
4. 若对篇章有了一定的理解后，可以尝试着进行 复述，把篇章内容告诉父母或者是周围的朋友，大家一起学习一起进步。
5. 从易到难，逐步提高， 切忌心急。
P.S. 欢迎各位提出意见，并且能分享自己的学习经验或心得！
开始我会先选择较为通俗易懂的寓言故事或短篇笑话。
PASSAGE ONE:
THE ANT AND THE DOVE
A thirsty Ant went to the bank of a river to drink water. Unluckily,she was carried away by the rush of the stream, and was on the point ofdrowning.
A Dove was sitting in the branches of a tree. When he saw the Ant indanger, he plucked a leaf and threw it into the stream close to her. The Antclimbed onto it and floated in safety to the bank.
Shortly afterwards a bird catcher came and stood under the tree, and laidhis net for the Dove, which sat in the branches.
The Ant saw his design and stung him in the foot. In pain the bird catcherthrew down the net, and the noise made the Dove fly away.
PASSAGETWO
THE ANTS AND THE GRASSHOPPER
The Ants were spending a fine winter’s day drying graincollected in the summertime. A Grasshopper, suffering from hunger, passed byand earnestly begged for a little food.
The Ants asked him, “Why didn’t you store some foodduring the summer?”
He replied, “I had not leisure enough. I passed the daysin singing.”
They then said in scorn, “If you were foolish enough tosing all the summer, you must dance supperless in winter.”
本篇程度相当于二星口语
PASSAGE THREE:
In the market, a buyer asked a seller, "How much is this cat, please?"
"100 dollars."
"But you only asked for 20 dollars yesterday!"
"Yes, that's true. But this cat ate a bird last night and the bird was worth(价值) 80 dollars!"
本篇程度相当于三星口语二星笔试
PASSAGE FOUR：
Dick has a very big dog, and he likes to take it out in his very small car. He likes playing tennis. One day he plays tennis for an hour, and then he runs out and jumps into a car. His dog comes after him, but it doesn’t jump into the same car. It jumps into the next one.
“Come here, foolish dog!” Dick shouts at it but the dog stays in the other car.
Dick wants to start his car, but his key doesn’t work. Then he looks at the car again. It isn’t his! He’s in the wrong car! And the dog is in the right one! “He’s sitting and laughing at me!” Dick says angrily. Then he gets into his car with the dog.
本篇程度相当于四星口语三星笔试
PASSAGE FIVE：
Robert is fifteen now. Two and a half years ago he came to the city and began to study in a middle school. He studies hard and gets along well with his classmates. And he often helps his friends with their lessons. But as he comes from a village, the headmaster who was born in a rich family is bad to him and does his best to make excuses to punish him. The boy knows it and takes precautions against it.
One afternoon all the students went to have lunch and he bought a piece of bread. He was reading a book under a big tree, while a dog was standing near him. At that moment the headmaster came out and saw it. He became angry and said, “Don’t you know we don’t let anybody rear dogs in the school?”
“Yes, I do, sir.” said Robert.
“Why have you brought your dog to school, then?”
“It isn’t my dog.”
“Why is it following you, then?”
“You are following me now, too.” said the boy, “Can you say you are mine?”
以下两篇相当于小学低年级程度：
PASSAGE SIX:
Teacher: Tom, if you had three apples and ate one, how many would you have?
Tom: Three.
Teacher: Three?
Tom: Yes. Two outside and one inside.
PASSAGE SEVEN:
Teacher: If your brother has five apples and you take two from him, what will be the result?
Student: He will beat me.
本篇相当于小学中高年级程度：
PASSAGE EIGHT:
Two men in the college were talking about their sons.
“My son’s letters always send me to the dictionary,” said one man.
“Then you are quite lucky,” said the other. “My son’s letters always send me to the bank.”
本篇程度相当于四星口语三星笔试
PASSAGE NINE:
THE BEAR, THE MONKEY AND THE PIG A bear with which a Piedmontese earned his living was trying out on two feet a dance which he had not learned very well.
Wishing to act like a man, he said to a monkey, “How is it?” The monkey, who was a connoisseur, answered. “Very bad.”
“I believe,” replied the bear, “That you are not very kind to me. What, my appearance is not graceful? I do not do the step accurately?”
The pig was present and said, “Bravo! You are doing well. A more excellent dance has never been seen, nor will be seen.”
The bear, on hearing this, there upon took stock of himself, and with a modest manner, exclaimed thus.
“When the monkey disapproved of me, I began to doubt; but since the pig praises me, I must dance very badly.”
Let an author keep this maxim as his girl: If the wise man does not approve, bad! If the fool applauds, worse!
本周更新：
以下两篇相当于小学低年级程度：PASSAGE TEN:
Q: What’s the difference between a monkeyand a flea?
A: A monkey can have fleas, but a fleacan’t have monkeys.
Q: Which is the strongest creature in theworld?
A: The snail. It carries its house on itsback.
以下两篇相当于小学中高年级程度：
PASSAGE ELEVEN:
WHEREIS THE FATHER? Two brothers were looking at some beautifulpaintings.
‘Look,’ said the elder brother, ‘How nicethese paintings are!’
‘Yes,’ said the younger, ‘But in all thesepaintings there is only the mother and the children. Where is the father?’
The elder brother thought for a moment andthen explained, ‘Obviously he was painting the picture.’
PASSAGE TWELVE:
A fourth-grade teacher was giving herpupils a lesson on logic.
‘Here is the situation,’ she said, ‘A manis standing up in a boat in the middle of a river, fishing. He loses hisbalance, falls in, and begins splashing and yelling for help. His wife hearsthe commotion, knows that he can’t swim, and runs down to the bank. Why do youthink she ran to the bank?’
A girl raised her hand and asked, ‘To drawout all of his savings?’
以下两篇程度相当于四星口语三星笔试
PASSAGE THIRTEEN:
The preacher was vexed because a certainmember of his congregation always fell asleep during the sermon.
As the man was snoring in the front row oneSunday, the preacher determined he would teach him not to sleep during thesermon. So, in a whisper, he asked the congregation. ‘All who want to go toheaven, please rise.’ Everyone got up except the snorer. After whispering ‘Beseated,’ the minister shouted at the top of his voiced, ‘All those who want tobe with the devil, please rise.’
Awaking with a start, the sleepy-headjumped to his feet and saw the preacher standing tall and angry in the pulpit,‘Well, sir,’ he said, ‘I don’t know what we’re voting on, but it looks like youand me the only ones for it.
PASSAGE FOURTEEN：
ECONOMYWASTED An English tourist found himselfin Norway with only enough in his pocket to pay his passage back. As he knewthat it would take him only two days to get to England, he decided that hecould easily do without food. So he went on board the steamer and bought aticket.
He closed his ears to the sound ofthe lunch bell. When dinner time came he refused the invitation to accompany afellow traveler to the saloon, saying that he didn’t feel well.
The next morning he didn’t go tobreakfast and at lunch time he again stayed in his cabin. At dinner time he wasso hungry that he could not stand it any loner.
“I’m going to eat,” he said, “Evenif they throw me overboard afterwards.”
At dinner he ate everything thesteward put in front of him and felt ready for the coming row.
“Bring me the bill,” he said tothe steward.
“The bill, sir?” said the man.
“Yes,” answered the traveler.
“There isn’t any bill,” was theanswer, “On the ship meals are included in the passage money.”
[ 本帖最后由 wscp 于 2011-12-8 17:31 编辑 ].
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