英语动画片Max and Ruby 第1-4季字幕

0-3岁英语磨耳朵资源推荐-3岁的英语启蒙，重点是磨耳朵：儿歌、童谣、韵律诗、动画片、图画书的音频等等，都可以作为磨耳朵的素材。

不同类型的资源有不同的特点。

一、听力辨音类音视频歌曲Songs：1、《语感启蒙》：安妮和小宝小的时候看的是清华幼儿英语出版的《语感启蒙》，其中的36首儿歌因为有视频能对应所以非常受孩子们的欢迎，目前遗憾的是他们当时非常喜欢的2004版已经绝版了。

2、欧美经典儿歌（Wee sing）：这里面的歌曲都是原汁原味的，国内有引进版，也深受孩子们的喜爱。

其中的For baby/Animals尤其适合小宝宝的启蒙。

3、美国出版的Read and Sing Along系列，每张光盘配有一本绘本，对于情境对应非常有价值。

在图书馆成为借阅量最高的资源之一。

据悉，不久也将被引进。

以上歌曲类的素材总计有1/200首之多，基本涵盖了英语母语国家孩子的常见儿歌。

很多孩子因为听过甚至会唱这些儿歌，所以到了英语环境和英语母语的孩子在一起就觉得非常亲切，便于融入。

儿歌类资源一般可以作为背景音乐使用，不必特别强求固定时间播放，具体播放时间，以大人孩子都感到愉悦为原则。

童谣/韵律诗等 Chant/ Rhyme/Poem这些资源和儿歌的区别在于没有音乐，适合早期的磨耳朵或者是自主阅读开始之初的韵律节奏训练。

这部分内容，国内过去重视不多。

所以集中的素材很少。

有些散落于各种教材之中，不好搜集。

安妮在加拿大学校曾经专门对这部分有训练，我在过去的博文和国外孩子同步的英语韵律节奏训练资源中对这些资源做过整理，感兴趣的可以下载。

0-3岁宝宝使用这类资源时，和儿歌同样的方式，听就可以。

很多孩子听力辨音能力好了之后就会不自觉地复述，这种韵律节奏感对综合语感以及今后的阅读能力提高都非常有意义。

这也是北美学校用他们作为素材的原因。

动画片/广播节目/新闻/脱口秀/书籍等任何类型音频各种语音类型在辨音能力最强的时期（据报道，国外研究证明9个月以后孩子的辨音能力呈下降趋势），会提高孩子的辨音能力。

剑桥国际少儿英语1第一单元文本Unit 1 Hello!1.Listen and point. 听并指出Mrs Star: Hello. I’m Mrs Star.你好，我是星星夫人。

Mr Star: Hello. I’m Mr Star.你好，我是星星先生。

Stella: Hello. I’m Stella Star. This is Marie.你好，我是斯特拉星星，这是玛丽。

Simon: Hello. I’m Simon Star. This is Maskman.你好，我是西蒙星星，这是蒙面人。

Suzy: Hello. I’m Suzy Star. This is Monty.你好，我是苏西，这是蒙迪。

Suzy, Stella and Simon: Goodbye.再见。

Monty: Hello. I’m Monty. What’s your name?你好，我是蒙迪，你叫什么名字？2.Listen, point and repeat. 听指出和重复Mrs star Mr Star Stella Simon Suzy 星星夫人星星先生斯特拉西蒙苏西3.Listen and do the actions. 听和做这些动作Toys in the toy box.玩具在玩具盒里面。

Come alive.活跃起来。

Walk and talk.走路和说话。

On the count of five,数到五。

One, two, three, four, five.一二三四五。

Marie: Hello. I’m Marie. What’s your name?你好，我是玛丽，你叫什么名字？Maskman: Maskman. What’s your name?蒙面人，你叫什么名字？Monty: Monty.蒙迪。

All: Goodbye.再见。

4.Say the chant.反复说One, two, three, four, five,一二三四五，Six, seven, eight, nine and ten.六七八九和十。

幼儿英语启蒙方法及步骤一、听说阶段听说阶段，这是幼儿英语学习的第一个阶段。

最佳对应年龄段：0-3岁的孩子，但也是帮助大龄孩子接受英语、对其进行英语启蒙的一个重要阶段。

学习目的：激发孩子的英语兴趣、培养孩子听音辨物的能力，储备大概1500～2500的听力词汇。

在这一阶段，孩子通过大量的听说练习，逐步掌握声音与具象之间的关联，从而形成听音辨物的能力。

这有助于孩子跳过汉语，直接形成英语思维。

主要学习资源有：适合启蒙的英语原版动画片及带有音频或视频的经典英语原版绘本。

主要学习方法：大量泛读、泛听（也称为“磨耳朵”）；在有一定输入基础上，适当引导孩子简单输出（也就是“说”的能力），切忌不要过多考查孩子的读写能力，以免打消孩子的积极性。

听说阶段进行绘本的亲子共读非常重要。

这一阶段，亲子共读的关注重点最好放到图片上来——和孩子一起看图，讨论图中角色与情景，进行预测与猜想等（可用中文也可中英夹杂，如果父母的英语好的话，建议全英文）。

读图有助于培养孩子的想象力、逻辑思维能力和观察力等内在的能力，另外，这种亲子互动有助于增进亲子关系并帮父母找到孩子的兴趣爱好。

建议：1：粉猪、big muzzy、maisy、卡由这类动画片及对应音频；上述动画，粉猪和big muzzy是英音，在粉猪之前，可以先给孩子看看蓝色小考拉penelope，penelope是认知类的动画短片，故事性也比较强，也非常不错。

Maisy和卡由是美音，如果孩子这两个都不喜欢，美音里面的little bear和Max and Ruby也非常不错，只是稍微难一些。

我们把这些资源都给孩子准备出来，让孩子挑她最喜欢看哪个。

然后在某一比较长的阶段，就坚持看下去。

看到孩子对这系列都不感兴趣了，就把剩下的拿出来让孩子再次选择。

2：经典绘本的音频也非常好：napping house，five little monkeys，llama系列；反复听动画的音频或绘本的音频。

Unit 5 First Aid——Reading and Thinking一、单词拼写1．He went off to the Amsterdam Academy to improve his ________ (技巧)．2．The largest ________ (器官) in the body is the liver.3．The trees form a natural protection from the sun’s ________ (光线)．4．How many ________ (层) of clothing are you wearing？5．Fans of ________ (电动的) cars say they are clean, quiet, and economical.二、单句语法填空1．Having arrived in the city, the foreigner wants to develop ______ sense of direction.2．Our proposal tries to satisfy the special needs of ________ (minor) groups.3．One of the ________ (victim) of the fire remains in poor condition.4．Brian’s toe is still badly ________ (swell) and he cannot put on his shoe.5．He had lost weight and the suit hung ________ (loose) on him.6．New equipment is ________ (urgent) needed.7．The rooms are small but making you feel ________ ease.8．First aid may prevent a victim’s condition ________worsening and save life.9．I managed to stick ________ the diet and keep off sweet foods.10．Tomatoes come in varieties ________ sizes, shapes and colors.三、阅读理解Ammie Reddick from East Kilbride, Lanarkshire, wasonly 18 months old when she had the accident that hadscarred(留下创伤)her for life. The curious childreached up to grab the wire of a hot kettle in the familykitchen and poured boiling water over her tiny infant frame.Her mother Ruby turned round and, seeing Ammie horribly burnt, called an ambulance which rushed her daughter to a nearby hospital. Twenty percent of Ammie’s body had been burned and all of her burns were third-degree. There, using tissue(组织)taken from unburned areas of Ammie’s body, doctors performed complex skin transplants(移植)to close her wounds and control her injuries, an operation that took about six hours. Over the next 16 years, Ammie underwent 12 more operations to repair her body.When she started school at Maxwelton Primary at age 4, other pupils made cruel comments or simply wouldn’t play with her. “I was the only burned child in the street, the class and theschool, ” she recalled, “some children refused to become friends because of that. ”Today, aged 17, Ammie can only ever remember being a burned person with scars; pain is a permanent part of her body. She still has to have two further skin transplants. Yet she is a confident, outgoing teenager who offers inspiration and hope to other young burns victims.She is a member of the Scottish Burned Children’s Club, a charity set up last year. This month, Ammie will be joining the younger children at the Graffham Water Center in Cambridge shire for the charity’s first summer camp. “ I will show them how to get rid of unkind stares from others, ” she says. Ammie loves wearing fashionable sleeveless tops, and she plans to show the youngsters at the summer camp that they can too. “I do not go to great lengths to hide my burns scars, ” she says, “ I gave up wondering how other people would react years ago. ”1. What did other children do when Ammie first went to school?A. They were friendly to her.B. They showed sympathy to her.C. They were afraid of her.D. They looked down upon her.2. Ammie will teach the younger children at the Graffham Water Center to ________ .A. face others’ unkindness bravelyB. hide their scars by proper dressingC. live a normal lifeD. recover quickly3. What does the underlined word “permanent” in the 4th paragraph mean?A. necessaryB. life-longC. difficultD. important4. What can be the best title of the passage?A. A Seriously Burned Girl SurvivesB. Ways to Get Rid of Unkind StaresC. Permanent Scars And Pain For a GirlD. A Seriously Burned Angel of Hope四、阅读填句根据短文内容, 从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项, 选项中有两项为多余选项。

borB.originC.benefitD.cause
21.More ________farmers have been able to provide cheaper food.
A.effectiveB.productiveC.defensiveD.constructive
22.If his criticism was not directed at me, what did he mean ________ that remark?
26.Don’t open the window! It’s ________cold outside.
A.freezeB.freezingC.frozeD.frozen
27.For the purpose of mutual advancement, they________ their differences.
2.Here is my note book! I________ anxious till now and ________for it a whole day yesterday.
A.am; have been lookingB.have been; was looking
C.am; had lookedD.have been; had been looking
29.This spring she thought of building a go-kart to________ the Go Go Race.
A.sign forB.long forC.finance forD.enter for
30.This large woodland is ________to many birds and other wildlife.

《死亡夏令营》前情提要Previously on "Dead of Summer"...我们走Let's go!那些写在墙上的鬼话...那不是你All that crap written on the walls, that's not you. 你这么想得到他无非是因为你得不到You only want him 'cause you can't have him.我和他之间有火花We have a connection.黛比我不明白Deb? I don't get it.员工周的时候她还冲我调情Staff week, she was flirty,现在她又跟把开关关掉了似的and now it's like she flipped a switch.在看资料啊警官Ah, little light reading there, Deputy?我几天前在营地发现它被人剖了腹Found it gutted up at the camp the other day.心脏还被挖了出来The heart ripped out.就因为我戴着这个...You think because I'm wearing this...你就认为我是个魔鬼崇拜者that I'm a devil worshiper.明早九点前麻烦你收拾好东西走人I want you packed up and gone by 9:00 A.M.我会在10号♥小屋想你的兄弟Gonna miss you in Cabin 10, buddy.是你给我下的药You dosed me.我的天啊Oh, my God.有人吗Hello?有人在吗Someone there?有人吗Hello?死亡夏令营第一季第三集不管你是否相信撒旦It doesn't matter if you believe in Satan.不管你是否相信魔鬼It doesn't matter if you believe in demons.你都必须知道What's important is to know有些人是相信的there are people out there who do,他们也愿为达成目的and they are willing to do anything而不择手段to accomplish their goals.据说青少年最容易被卷进去They say teenagers are more likely to get wrapped up in it. 我听说有个女孩I heard about this one girl.被他们逼着喝山羊血They made her drink goat's blood.好恶啊妈妈Ew, Mom.吃早餐的时候能不能别说什么Can you maybe hold the goat's-blood talk山羊血till after breakfast?早啊玛塔Morning, Marta.年金部又搞混了DWP got mixed up again,把你的账单寄去我们家了sent your bill to our place.如果他们连地址都搞不对I mean, if they can't get our addresses right,我们要怎么相信这账单是可靠的do we really believe the charges?真是的I mean, come on.谢谢你艾丽卡要不要来点薄煎饼Thank you, Erika. Would you like some pancakes?谢谢你但我不能吃Oh, thank you, but I couldn't.我可有胃口Well, I could.祝你们过得愉快啊Have a great day, guys.-再见 -再见- Bye. - Bye.不吃吗丫头Not eating, mija?我的牛仔裤已经要穿不下了I'm busting out of these jeans already.这样还怎么能找到舞伴参加舞会Not a really good look if I want a prom date.卡洛琳娜看着我Carolina, look at me.我告诉你你很美Let me tell you something. You are beautiful.很和善And kind.很风趣And funny.你不像电视上那些大胸妹又如何So what if you don't look like these bimbos on TV?并不是每个人都像你这么想爸爸Not everyone sees things the way that you do, Dad.男生好男生Boys, the right kind of boys,他们会发现你的特别之处they'll notice how special you are.我和你妈妈就是这样It happened for your mother and me.你也会遇到的It'll happen for you, too.等着瞧吧We'll see.克里特在湖边叫得爽又在增添壁画了吗Adding a little art to the wall, are we?这个比"硬"汉床边的那个好This one looks better than the one by Hard-On's bunk. 真聪明让大家以为这些字Nice move, by the way, making people think在我们还是营员时就写上去了it's been up there since we were campers.真是一点也不绝望呢That's not desperate at all.你所谓的绝望What you call desperate,在我看来是制♥造♥传奇I call creating a myth.别跟我扯什么混音磁带Don't give me that mixtape crap.我心里有数I know what I'm doing.好吧但你根本不了解亚历克斯Fine, but you don't even know Alex.你从84年就没再见过他了你要他干嘛I mean, you haven't seen him since '84, so why do you want him? 他对你来说不过是个战利品He's just a trophy to you.战利品有什么不好What's wrong with a trophy?明晚很重要啊咱们去哪儿呢Big night tomorrow. Where should we go?我们又没多少选择Not like we have many choices.除了广场酒吧还有...广场酒吧We have the Plaza and...the Plaza!广场酒吧The Plaza?-一个小破酒吧不适合你去 -为什么- Townee bar. Not your scene. - And why is that?我觉得你不会是喜欢啤酒鸡翅的女孩Something tells me you're not a beer-and-wings type of girl.啤酒鸡翅还真"诱人"呢Oh, yeah, beer and wings. Great scene.啤酒鸡翅还配不上你啦Oh, 'cause you're way too cool for that, right?我觉得我们也该歇歇了I think we all could use the break.才过了一周我就收拾了两个尿床的了It's only been a week, and I've already had two bed wetters.10号♥木屋的确不是一个人能应付的了的Cabin 10 hasn't exactly been a picnic to manage solo.如果你不给布洛特下药Maybe if you hadn't dosed Blotter,可能就不会有这种问题you wouldn't have that problem.听好了我没有下过药Look, I didn't dose anyone,而且是他的毒贩子and it was his drug dealer把安东带进了树林that led Anton out into the woods.据说而已Allegedly.你觉得会是别人You think it could've been someone else?或者压根没人说不定这都是他臆想出来的Or nobody. For all we know, he could've imagined him. 他来了Ah, here he comes.大导演斯皮尔伯格把排班表拿来了Spielberg with the schedule.斯皮尔伯格Spielberg.我是挺喜欢《夺宝奇兵》里的几场戏Well, I love some "Raiders of the Lost Ark" action,但我更喜欢独♥立♥制♥作♥ but I'm more of an indie guy --比如贾木许李斯科塞斯Jarmusch, Lee, Scorsese --乔尔排班表呢Joel, schedule?今晚谁放假谁要留在这里Who's got the night off and who's stuck here --组织我们有史以来最棒的电影之夜Working the most awesome movie night we've ever had? 说真的乔尔谁得帮你组织倒霉的电影之夜Seriously, Joel, who's helping you with sad movie night? 布莱尔杰茜还有...Blair, Jessie, and...德鲁Drew.-真"期待"啊 -拿出点热情来嘛- Can't wait. - Bring that enthusiasm.电影之夜一定会很好玩的So, movie night will be fun.亚历克斯So, Alex,你晚点来工艺室看看吧you should stop by the art studio later,要是你有空的话if you're free.行看我今天有没有空吧Yeah, we'll see how my day goes.克里特是个荡♥妇♥克里特Cricket?克里特Cricket.你不是吧You've got to be kidding me.别这么大惊小怪Don't be so dramatic.据我所知你还是处♥女♥呢Last time I checked, you were a virgin.只是个小实验而已It's just a little experiment.克里特你想要的不是性♥爱♥ Cricket, you don't want sex.而是...混音磁带You want...a mixtape,你想要的是一个因为了解你而喜欢你的人someone that's into you because they know you. 不我只想跟人上♥床♥ 谢了Nope, just the sex, thanks.别糟蹋自己You're better than this.好有创意啊不错That's creative. Cool.很棒啊真棒Oh, that's awesome. Good work.很"搞笑"啊Very funny.那不是我写的I didn't write that.克里特非洲食蚁兽Aardvark.非洲食蚁兽穿山甲Aardvark. Armadillo.穿山甲Armadillo.这是夏令营享受下自然风光吧It's camp. Try enjoying nature.看来我有约会要准备了Looks like I've got a date to plan for.可亚历克斯怎么会知道...Yeah, but how would Alex know that...他很聪明再说如果这不是你写的He's smart, and if it wasn't you,还会有谁who else would it be?告诉我你在想什么我请你吃薯条French fry for your thoughts?我还在想夏令营里那个孩子的事I'm still thinking about that kid up by camp, 他之前说you know, what he said,会有人丧命that someone was going to die.先是鹿然后戴夫再加上这孩子This deer, Dave, now this kid.那片湖肯定有事发生Something's happening by that lake.还有个辅♥导♥员告诉我And one of the counselors told me他们还发现了个老木屋they found an old cabin out there,里面很多恐怖的东西some real creepy stuff.我打算回头过去瞧瞧I was gonna go check it out later你能替我当会班吗if you could spare me from speeding-ticket duty for awhile. 我拒绝会有用吗Does it matter what I say?还是要先问你一下比较好嘛I thought I'd give you the courtesy of asking first.谢了啊Yeah, thanks for that.你认为这几件事是有联♥系♥的对吗盖瑞特So you really believe this is all tied together, Garrett?我也说不清I don't know.但我认为那个夏令营肯定有鬼But I do believe that something is going on at that camp.有人吗Hello?不太会玩绳球吗Not a tetherball girl?我更擅长掷马蹄铁I was better at the horseshoes.克里特我不玩了你来吗Hey, Cricket, do you want to come and take my place?克里特Cricket?你没事吧Are you okay?我没事Yeah. I'm fine.我昨晚做了个噩梦Well, I had a bad dream last night.你梦到了什么What happened?我梦到一群戴着面具的人There were these people wearing masks,还有篝火and there was a bonfire.我觉得他们在举♥行♥某种仪式I think they were doing some kind of ritual.我的靴子陷进了泥土里My boots were sinking into the ground就好像我脚下踩的是流沙like it was quicksand.我知道这听起来很荒唐可是...I know it sounds ridiculous but...没有出了戴夫和安东那样的事之后No. A-After all that happened with Dave and then Anton, 我觉得大家都有点神经兮兮的I think we're all a little jumpy.我之前也做过噩梦Well, I've had nightmares before.但这次不同This was different.我起床以后怎么也找不到我的靴子When I woke up, I couldn't find my boots.这才夏令营第一周你的靴子就不见了Your boots? During week one of camp?说不定你压根没带来Maybe you didn't even bring them.听我说...Look...我刚来的那天晚上my first night here,我也以为自己看到了奇怪的东西I thought I was seeing things, too.但事实上那只是我的臆想But the truth was it was in my head因为我当时在为别的事情烦心because I was upset about something else.意识到这点之后我就再也没看到那些东西And once I realized that, I stopped seeing them.你也会的别担心You will, too. Don't worry.你好啊盖瑞特Hi, Garrett.盖瑞特Garrett?我是说警官你好I mean Deputy. I mean hi.叫我盖瑞特就好Garrett's fine.你怎么来了Uh, so, what brings you out here?料理一些后续的事Tying up some loose ends.刚才看到几个营员在草坪上铺大屏幕Saw some campers unrolling the big screen on the lawn. 对啊今晚是电影之夜Yeah, it's movie night.这我都还记得呢Remember those well.希望是部好电影Hope it's something good.其实我今晚休班准备去镇上...I actually have the night off, headed into town --一个叫"广场酒吧"的地方你知道吗some place called the Plaza. You know it?何止是知道我妈在那工作很多年了Know it? My mother's worked there for years.你今晚也去吗Will you be out tonight, too?我得留下爆爆米花I'm on popcorn duty.太可惜了That's too bad.别这么暴躁嘛Little jumpy, are we?你没看到吗Did you see that?那群小变♥态♥在偷♥窥♥我Those little pervs were spying on me.那是因为你很漂亮啊I could see why. You're hot.也就小屁孩这么觉得吧Yeah, to the prepubescent set.布洛特也这么觉得的啊Blotter thought so.第一我不喜欢他第二他已经走了Hey, one, I was never into him, and, two, he's gone.不过他的室友...His bunkmate, on the other hand...你真以为亚历克斯会在湖边等你吗You really think Alex is going to be waiting by the lake? 快到正午了答案马上就揭晓了It's almost noon. Time to find out.这派对真够烂的Worst party ever.但起码有点心可以吃But at least there's refreshments.你要不要吃Do you want one?还有六个月就到夏天了Six months till summer.今年我要去营地穿比基尼I'm wearing a bikini at camp this year.你想变成个苗条的荡♥妇♥So, you're going to be a thin slut.不错啊Excellent.我要让人注意到我I'm going to be noticed.今晚根本就没有男生来和我搭讪Not one guy has come up and talked to me tonight. 谁在乎再过六个月Who cares? In six months,我们就再也不用见到这些废柴了we're never going to see any of these losers again, 不如我们出去看电影吧so I say we get out of here and go see a movie.再看一遍《孤寒财主》怎么样"Scrooged" again?好啊Yeah.随便吧Sure. Whatever.好我们走All right. Let's go.-你是克里特吧 -是我- Cricket, right? - Yeah.我是崔维斯I'm Travis.幸会崔维斯我们正要走呢- Nice to meet you, Travis. We were actually leaving. 走吧克里特Come on, Cricket.这是我的房♥子我可以带你参观一下This is my house. I could give you the tour.这就是间车♥库♥It's a garage.里面还有其他房♥间呢There's an inside.想不想去看看Would you like to see it?带路吧Lead the way.救生衣准备下水游泳吗Heading in for a dip?你就是那个毒贩吧You're that drug dealer, right?我朋友通常都叫我达蒙Well, my friends usually call me Damon.我们又不是朋友We're not friends.这话说得可不太友好啊That's not very nice, is it?你看起来也不不算太友好啊Well, you don't seem like a very nice boy.这不是因为你没给我机会吗You're not exactly giving me a chance, are you? 赶紧离开这里达蒙Get out of here, Damon.我记得这片湖是面向公众开放的Last I checked, this lake was open to the public. 好吧我们这就走All right. All right. We're going.你居然觉得我不够友好And you think I'm the one who isn't very nice. 你还好吗他有没有试图伤害你You okay? He try to hurt you?我没事I'm fine.你是对的约我的不是亚历克斯You were right. It wasn't Alex.那又怎样So what?你就打算待在这里闷闷不乐吗You're just gonna stay in and mope?你今晚休班哎It's your night off.穿条裙子秀一下你的性感身材Go put on a dress, show off that hot bod,即使亚历克斯注意不到你and if Alex doesn't notice you,别人也会注意到的someone else will.我就不能和你一起去电影之夜吗Can't I just go to movie night with you?我有自己的安排安慰你可不是其中之一Um, I have my own agenda, and comforting you is not on it. 快去找条裙子套上So, get your skinny ass dressed.今晚还没结束呢This night is not over yet.说得没错今晚才刚刚开始呢Damn right. It's just getting started.你有事需要我们帮忙吗Can we help you?你帮不上但你能You can't. But you can.或许选部老少皆宜的电影Maybe something family friendly选部孩子们喜欢的that the kids will love,比如《ET外星人》或者《小飞象》like "E.T." Or "Dumbo".不我们选点超前的吧No. Let's go edgier.在夏令营放超前的电影Edgier at camp?我又不是说Well, I'm not talking像大卫·林奇的《蓝丝绒》那么超前的David Lynch "Blue Velvet" edgy,入门级的就不错but maybe gateway edgy.好吧Okay.《五支歌♥》《哈洛与慕德》"Five Easy Pieces," "Harold and Maude."我觉得这些孩子应该还没准备好I'm not really sure that our kids are ready for a film看一部有关姐弟恋的电影about an older woman and a younger man.拜托那可是部有内涵的电影Come on. It's about so much more than that.我知道我很喜欢哈尔·阿什贝No, I get that. I love Hal Ashby.你看过《洗发水》吗Have you seen "Shampoo"?当然Of course.你可真的晚生了20年You really were born about 20 years too late, weren't you? 最美好的东西都是永恒的The best things in life are timeless.怎么Yeah?很多人都不理解我You know, most people, they don't understand me.但我却可以和你聊一整晚But I feel like I could talk to you all night.-黛比 -怎么了亲爱的- Deb? - Yes, sweetheart?杰茜的奶奶去世了It's Jessie. Her grandma died.到别的地方闹去小混球Yank it somewhere else, dweebs!不要不要不要Don't. Don't. Don't.不要Don't.不要Don't.不要Don't.不要Don't.不要Don't.不要Don't.去Go.不要去Don't go.不要去Don't go.杰茜Jessie.你祖母的事我很遗憾I'm so sorry about your grandmother.谢谢Thank you.有什么我能做的尽管说Please let me know if there's anything I can do.艾米我有个不情之请Amy, I have a humongous favor to ask.-行什么事 -你能替杰茜的晚班吗- Yes, sure. - Could you please take Jessie's shift tonight? 我想让她休息一晚I think she could really use a night off work.没问题Of course.谢谢好了各位祝你们玩得开心Thank you. Okay, everyone, have fun.注意安全Be safe.好了我们走吧Okay. Let's go, guys.广场酒吧在召唤走吧克里特The Plaza calls. Come on, Cricket.写着你名字的螺丝刀[一种鸡尾酒]正等着你呢There's a screwdriver waiting with your name on it.演得不错啊Well played.真不敢相信你居然让我拿你祖母来撒谎I can't believe you made me lie about your grandma.她确实死了不过那是八年前的事She did die... eight years ago.你好我是赛克斯警官Yeah, hi. This is Deputy Sykes.我需要查一些文献I need to get into the archives.图书馆有关于小镇历史的资料吗Does the library have any pieces on this town's history?我想找些上世纪六七十年代的资料I'm looking for stuff from the 1860s, 1870s, maybe.有关当时发生在湖边的诡异事件的资料Anything unusual that happened at the lake around that time. 太好了Great.我明天一早就过去I can be down first thing in the morning.谢谢Thank you.要不要请我喝一杯土包子Buy me a drink, townie?在哪里So, where is it?写着我名字的螺丝刀The screwdriver with my name on it.你怎么知道我喜欢那个酒How'd you know I like those?我们还是营员的时候你都把橙汁当白开水喝Well, you drank O.J. as if it was water when we were campers. 记不记得彩弹大战的时候Hey, remember when you puked orange你吐出来的东西都是橙色的in the middle of color wars?不好意思我得去那个一下...Uh, excuse me. I got to, you know...你男朋友把你丢下了吗Your boyfriend leave you all alone?他不是我男朋友He's not my boyfriend.那是他的损失His loss.要不要喝杯啤酒Want a brewski?抱歉我不跟这么叫啤酒的人玩Sorry, I don't hang with people who use the term "brewski." 稍等Just one sec.你在干什么What are you doing?他是个小混混He's a townie.我来这里可不是为了认识这种人I didn't come here to meet townies.别把他们一棒子打死Hey, don't knock townies, okay?他们又不都那么差They're not all bad.首先他也没有长得很丑Okay, "A," he's not exactly hideous.他想要你你却想要亚历克斯He wants you. You want Alex.那就利用他好让亚历克斯吃醋Use him to make Alex jealous.你好坏So evil.我喜欢I love it.谢谢夸奖Thank you.那杯啤酒还算数吗Yeah. How 'bout that brewski?你说呢警官What do you say, Deputy?为了咱的老交情来局桌上足球怎么样A little Foosball for old time's sake?想不想出去透透气So...you want to get some fresh air?我想去抽根烟I could use a smoke.我们可以去兜个风我的跑车就在外面We could go for a ride. My Firebird's out back.我妈让我警惕你这种人My mom warned me about people like you.你妈妈没有教你不能以貌取人吗Didn't your mom also tell you not to judge a book by its cover?你的头发很美You know, you have beautiful hair.你有没有考虑过把头发放下来You ever think of letting it down?我能戴上吗May I?很适合你Suits you.你是想浪费一整晚让那个傻♥逼♥吃醋So, you gonna spend all night trying to make that idiot jealous, 还是想让我带你去周围兜兜风呢or are you gonna let me take you for a ride around the block? 就一圈One ride.真是悲哀啊This is a travesty.现在已经没有人维护这些胶卷了Nobody takes care of film anymore.看看这些污渍Look at these marks.《时光大盗》是美式经典"Time Bandits" is an American classic.应该得到尊重It deserves respect.我超爱那部电影I loved that film.罗宾汉啦拿破仑啦时空穿越简直太帅了Robin Hood, Napoleon -- all that time travel was really cool. 糟了能把那个接片器递给我吗Oh, damn it. Would you hand me that splicer?好Yeah.有些人说You know, some people say那些不过都是那孩子的臆想all that stuff was in that kid's head.我不信I don't believe that.难道现实不也是这样吗Isn't reality all in our heads, too?你说得有道理Yeah. That's a good point.弄好了We're all set.太棒了真等不及再看一遍了Awesome. I can't wait to watch it again.你难道不难过吗Aren't you upset?难过什么About what?今晚被困在这里啊That you're stuck here tonight,不能去找赛克斯away from Sykes.他不会有事的He'll be fine.再说杰茜现在肯定在缠着他I'm sure Jessie's all over him right now, anyway.她奶奶才去世Her grandma just died.她奶奶没去世Her grandma didn't die.她只是不想让我在那里She just didn't want me around,坏她和盖瑞特的好事getting between her and Garrett.你怎么什么都没说Why didn't you say anything?因为这个夏令营的意义不在于谈恋爱Because camp is about more than finding a guy for me. 我是想来这里交朋友的It's about having friends, making friends,我可不想和杰茜那样的人and the last way to do that is by making an enemy成为敌人out of someone like Jessie.你懂的道理还蛮多的You are super Zen.谢谢你送我回家Thanks for walking me home.我今天实在是不想上学I just couldn't deal with school today.再熬六个月就好了克里特Six more months, Cricket.就六个月Six more months.卡洛琳娜Carolina.你听我解释I can explain.别...别告诉你妈她会气死的Don't -- Don't tell your mother. She'd die.卡洛琳娜Carolina!你开得有点快吧Kind of fast, no?天哪你开慢点Geez, slow down!你You.是你It was you.放我下车Let me out.你来这里干嘛What the hell are you doing here?她朋友看到她上了你的车很担心Her friends were worried about her getting in the car with you. -还用问原因吗 -他一直在跟踪我- I can't imagine why. - He's been stalking me!跟踪得了吧她求之不得呢Stalking? Come on. She was begging for it.你说什么What did you just say?每个夏令营都有个荡♥妇♥啊Every camp has a whore.好了好了够了All right. Okay. Come on. Come on. Enough.走吧走吧够了Let's go. Come on. That's enough.我就想电影之夜何乐而不为呢So, I thought, "Movie night. Sure. Why not?我既喜欢电影又喜欢夜晚再说...I like movies and I like nights and..."你...喜欢这两件事吗Do you, I-I mean, like either of those things?我是挺喜欢电影的但我没看过这部Well, I love movies, but I haven't seen this one.你看过《时光大盗》吗Have you seen "Time Bandits?"乔尔对这部电影赞不绝口我...Because Joel's been going on and on about it, and I --怎么了What?话说...So...我没想到今晚会这样结束I didn't think this is how the night would end.夜还长呢It hasn't ended yet.你没事吧Are you okay?-没事你呢 -没事- Yeah. Are you? - Yeah.致克里特这是你做的吗You made this?不是No.那是布洛特床上的他把东西都留这儿了That's from Blotter's bunk. He left his crap here.你觉得我会用奶瓶喝水吗Do you really think I drink out of a baby bottle?过来Come here.我前两天逛商场路过TSII stopped by The Sharper Image at the mall the other day, 看上了件东西and I found something.超级适合你♥爸♥It's perfect for your father.你见过旋转领带架吗Have you seen those little rotating tie racks?它...克里特They -- Cricket?-宝贝怎么了 -妈妈- Sweetie, what is it? - Mom...有些事我一定要告诉你...there's something I have to tell you.没事的It's okay.告诉我就好了Talk to me.爸爸他...Dad, he's --他和艾丽卡上♥床♥被我撞见了I saw him with Erika.很抱歉你看到了那种场景亲爱的I'm sorry you saw that, honey.等等你早就知道了Wait, what? You knew?我知道亲爱的我知道I know. Honey, I know.那你怎么不做点什么呢Well, why don't you do something?做什么离婚吗Like what? Get a divorce?我已经这把年纪了还要再出去约会Start dating again at my age?但是妈妈你不该受这样的委屈But, Mom, you deserve better.你不了解婚姻的难处卡洛琳娜You don't know what goes into a marriage, Carolina. 那不然呢So, what?就这样视而不见吗You just look the other way?你有没有自尊啊Don't you have any self-respect?总有一天你会明白的One of these days, you'll realize,像我们这样的女人有时候就是要妥协women like us, sometimes we have to settle.-我得走了 -什么- I got to go. - What?我得走了抱歉I got to leave. I'm sorry.等一下等一下Wait, wait. Wait.我做错什么了Hey, what did I do?克里特Cricket!我好自责I feel terrible.我不该让克里特上他的车的I never should have let Cricket get in the car with him. 你又不知道会发生什么You didn't know.我还以为我们是要去你的木屋呢I thought we were walking to your cabin.是啊不过要等一下We are. In a minute.又是电影之夜Ah, movie night.他们还往爆米花里撒好多好多盐吗Are they still putting too much salt on the popcorn? 静水营的传统Stillwater tradition.有些事情永远不会改变Some things never change.是啊确实是这样No, they don't.到了Here it is.我前两天发现的I found it the other day.土包子和牙套妹我都给忘了I completely forgotten about it.你还记得这是我们什么时候刻的吗Do you remember when we carved that?记得Yeah, I do.你还记得我们把字刻上去之后发生了什么吗Do you remember what happened after we carved it?你知道吗那不仅是我们之间的初吻You know, that wasn't just our first kiss. 那也是我的初吻That was my first kiss.真正的初吻Ever.那也是我的初吻Mine too.我该回去了I should head back.怎么样Well?简直是史上最棒的夜晚Best...night...ever.你呢And you?你竟然真的拿到了一盘混音磁带You got a mixtape, literally.我真是看错了亚历克斯I was so wrong about Alex.不No.你没看错的是布洛特You were right about Blotter.还有我And you were right about me.我想要的确实是真爱Turns out I do want a mixtape.可他却已经离开了And now he's gone.明年还有机会嘛Well, there's always next summer.我们走吧Come on. Let's go.嗨杰茜Hey, Jessie.-那是什么 -给你带的饼干- What's that? - Cookies for you.我知道你的感受You know, I know exactly how you feel. 我八岁的时候奶奶过世了My grandma died when I was 8.我当时好难过It was the worst.这是我们为电影之夜做的还很新鲜We made them for movie night. They're still fresh. 我知道你出去了就给你留了点I knew you were out, so I saved you some.我奶奶去世那个时候我们办完葬礼When my grandma passed, after the funeral,我的好朋友给我送了一堆饼干my best friend brought me cookies想让我不那么难过and tried to make me feel better.没想到还真的有用And the crazy thing is, they kind of helped.所以我希望这也能让你So I hope they help you,不再那么难过even just a tiny bit.谢谢你Thank you.好了Okay.我也不喜欢这种情况I don't like it any more than you do,双方各执一词but it's he said/she said.手套箱里有支红色马克笔又不算犯罪Having a red marker in your glove box ain't a crime. 携带刀具也不算Neither's owning a knife.-我们得释放克劳利 -你看看这个- We had to let Crowley go. - Read this.-这是什么 -你看看- What is it? - Read it.是一名士兵在1871年写的It's from a soldier from 1871.这是他的日记It's his journal.我在图书馆找到的Checked that out of the library.他们收藏的书籍资料比你想象的还要久远They've got collections going back farther than you'd think. "昨夜由神秘的霍利奥克Uh... "The spiritualist cult"所领导的巫师邪教led by the imperious leader known only as Holyoke"在我们手中迎来了惨烈的终结met a horrific end at our hands last night."霍利奥克的追随者深信静水湖Holyoke's followers believed Lake Stillwater"拥有超自然的力量held supernatural power"并试图通过一个邪教仪式召唤出这种力量and were trying to summon said power through an occult ritual "但他们的死亡终结了他们邪恶的追求"before their deaths brought an end to their unholy pursuits."邪恶追求Unholy pursuits?据说他们找到他的时候他在弹钢琴Apparently, when they found him, he was playing the piano.村民们把他拖走杀了他The villagers dragged him out, killed him,把他的木屋全部烧成了灰burned down his cabin till there was nothing but ashes left.你最近是迷上小镇历史了吗警官Uh, newfound interest in local history, Deputy?如果我告诉你我昨天还站在那个木屋里呢What if I told you I was standing in that cabin yesterday?我会说森林里有很多又老又破Well, I'd say that there are lots of old, deserted,还闹鬼的废弃木屋uh, hunting cabins in these woods.听着Look...我看得出来你很信这一套盖瑞特I can see you believe this, Garrett,我也想相信你但是你不能就以...and I want to believe you, but, I mean, you're basing this on -- 一本上个世纪的日记为依据啊on some journal from over a century ago?这种事情肯定会登在报纸上。

Module2 unit 2 I went to a library yesterday.，知识目标：learn the letters and past tense. learn the letters and past tense.，技能目标：the students can write letters and introduce the place. the students can write letters and introduce the place. write the letterstape letters picuresStep1: Warmer Step 2: Learn the part1: Read. Then listen and match each email to its sender.1.The teacher draw the three persons and have the students describe them. Then fill in the blanks.At last ,the teacher describe them so that have the students know the information about three persons.informationXiaoqiangJamesRubycountriesdidWrite to Write to…….2. Open the books and turn to page 8. Read three letters and understand meanings about the letters.3. Listen to the tape and know more information about three persons. Then guess who wrote to max, baobao, Julie.4.Listen again and check the answers.5.Read the letters.Step 3. Learn the part 3: Listen and say. Then say the poem.1. Look at the pictures and try to describe them.2. Listen and read the poem after the tape.3. Read the poem and try to understand the meanings of the poem.4. Listen and say the poem.4. Listen and say the poem.（（播放课文录音）5. Say the poem together and have the students practice it.6. Have some students say the poem in the front of the classroom. Step 4 : Learn the part 4 : game: guesswhat I did at the weekend.1.The teacher have the students read the dialogue and understand the rules about the game.2.The teacher ask a student to come to the front of the classroom . the teacher show a picture to the student. Then have others guess what did he/she do at the weekend.( eg. Send emails, went to the park, buy clothes, go to school to learn English go to school to learn English………….).)（（利用探照灯功能让学生猜图片内容） 3.Work in pairs ,have two students make a new dialogue.4.Show the results.Step 5. homework1. Finish the part 5 in activity book: write an email.2.Collect the stamps in our lives. If there isn isn’’t any stamps so type some stamps from internet.3， Copy the three letters 2 times.板书设计板书设计Module 2 unit 2 I went to a library yesterday.There were lot There were lot’’s of stone animals .There were lot There were lot’’s of books about America .教学反思：读学生自己写给好友的信有利于增强学生的自信心，同时便于学生可以猜出是写给谁的信和是谁写的，这样可以提高学生写作的兴趣。

下列动画资源按如下三个因素来进行难度分级：a. 每集时长；b. 语速；c. 语言的深度。

这是针对大众水平进行的分级，如果出现以下情况，可不必遵循这一难度分级：a. 你家孩子对某个领域非常感兴趣，依照兴趣优先原则，直接选用孩子感兴趣的动画资源。

b. 你家孩子有耐性看长度长些的动画，也可看下一级别的动画，因为下一级别的从语速和语言深度来讲，可能不比上一级别难，只是时间更长，考虑到孩子的视力和专注时长而进行了级别的区分。

第四部分：绘本、桥梁书、章节书资源。

适合三年级小学生的英语阅读素材【三篇】导读：本文适合三年级小学生的英语阅读素材【三篇】，仅供参考，如果觉得很不错，欢迎点评和分享。

兔子的蛋糕It was Grandma's birthday.Max made her an earthworm birthday cake."No,Max,"said Max's sister ,Ruby. "We are goingto make Grandma an angel surprise cake with raspberry-fluff icing"这是奶奶的生日，Max要做蚯蚓生日蛋糕。

“不，Max，我们打算要做一个有草莓奶油的天使惊喜蛋糕给奶奶。

”Max的姐姐Ruby说。

Max wanted to help 。

“Don't touch anything ，Max." said Ruby.But it was too late.Ruby sent max to the store with a list that said: EGGS.Max想帮忙，“Max，你不要碰任何东西。

”Ruby说。

但是太迟了，Max不小心将鸡蛋摔到地上了。

Ruby要Max带着清单去商店买东西。

清单上写着：鸡蛋。

Max wanted Red-Hot Marshmallow Squirters for his earthworm cake.so he wrote " Red-Hot Marshmallow Squirters" on the list.The grocer could not read Max's writing."Eggs!" said the grocer. and he gave the Max's eggs.Max想买炽热棉花糖*器做他的蚯蚓蛋糕。

天津市第四十七中学2024-2025学年高二上学期10月月考英语试题一、单项选择1．—What have you observed from a long walk in the woods?—________.A．Never do it again B．I couldn’t agree moreC．I’d rather you didn’t D．Nothing in particular2．—What made your partner look so surprised?—________ of stealing by his good friend.A．Accused B．Accusing C．To accuse D．Being accused 3．Anxious parents do what they can ________ nervous and crying children.A．comfort B．have comforted C．to comfort D．comforting 4．Seeing their daughter so much happier has ________ made Lara’s parents more relaxed.A．in turn B．in return C．in silence D．in secret5．I walk through the doors into the waiting area, where there’s a familiar ________ of boredom and tension.A．remark B．concept C．atmosphere D．companionship 6．— I heard that you lost your latest Huawei P70 and your treasured English dictionary.— Oh, ________.A．never mind B．just my luck C．that’s all right D．by all means 7．Humour has been an ________ part of human behaviour for thousands of years.A．emotive B．gentle C．complicated D．essential8．The Chinese women’s volleyball team’s perseverance ________ with an epic comeback against the defending champion Brail in the quarter-finals.A．worked out B．carried on C．paid off D．aimed high9．________ a lot of hard work and a touch of luck play a part, perseverance is the key.A．When B．As C．While D．Since10．Only when darkness had again ________ upon me should I realize how much I had leftunseen.A．descended B．impressed C．probed D．depended11．On the first day, I should want to see the people ________ kindness and gentleness and companionship have made my life worth living.A．who B．whom C．whose D．that 12．Humour isn’t just about laughter, but is a way of life and a tool that can be used to ________ the world.A．fatter B．illuminate C．remark D．conclude13．I honour endurance, perseverance, industry, talent; because these are the means ________ men achieve great ends.A．in which B．which C．by which D．after which 14．Inspiring others to believe in themselves, Stephen Curry is living proof that ________ other people think of you does not have to influence what you become.A．how B．what C．which D．where 15．Everyone knows that success ________ happens overnight but perhaps not many know that a lot of highly successful writers have ________ faced rejection.A．hardly; preciously B．nearly; vividlyC．merely; steely D．rarely; previously二、完形填空Peter was having a difficult day at work. Projects were about over but the boss changed a program, which 16 a notice of overtime working. Taking a deep breath, Peter decided to go to grab a 17 lunch that would also serve as a dinner. He stopped at a grocery and 18 something to eat.After finishing the shopping, Peter noticed a woman behind him searching every corner of her purse 19 for some change, which was clearly not enough. Beside her was a small boy, watching the woman with a(n) 20 look because he soon could get his favorites. The woman didn’t stop her 21 until the clerk reminded her to hurry up. Looking 22 at all the items, the woman finally 23 a small bag of oranges and then a box of cereal (谷类早餐). The little boy was so 24 at the behavior and then cried sadly.Peter 25 the two items and said to the clerk, “I’ll pay for these.” The woman shook her head, meaning to 26 . Peter added, “My kids love cereal and oranges, too.”The little boy was delighted and his 27 immediately gave way to laughter. His cute face reminded Peter of something he had 28 for long. Due to the high 29 at work, Peter had to bury himself in his work all the time. Moreover, Peter had never been the type to express emotions well; he always kept his feelings 30 . He couldn’t remember how long it had been 31 the last time he showed his affection for his wife and two children. They also needed 32 . He knew he should make a 33 .The next morning, instead of 34 to the office, Peter had breakfast with his wife and kids. Everyone in Peter’s family was pleased because there was not only their favorite cereal but also their family’s 35 , both of which told a story about love.16．A．broke B．confirmed C．equaled D．avoided 17．A．late B．hot C．mere D．proper 18．A．heated B．donated C．processed D．purchased 19．A．consistently B．intentionally C．leisurely D．anxiously 20．A．thoughtful B．nervous C．expectant D．appreciative 21．A．request B．remark C．search D．outcome 22．A．cruelly B．blankly C．casually D．hesitantly 23．A．ate up B．set aside C．packed up D．paid for 24．A．frustrated B．mischievous C．frightened D．ridiculous 25．A．shared B．abandoned C．returned D．examined 26．A．decline B．admit C．quit D．complain 27．A．endurance B．humor C．discoveries D．tears 28．A．regretted B．ignored C．dreaded D．sought 29．A．confidence B．cooperation C．teamwork D．stress 30．A．released B．hidden C．sharpened D．criticized 31．A．since B．though C．unless D．while 32．A．enthusiasm B．revelation C．gentleness D．attention 33．A．comment B．change C．relish D．comeback 34．A．applying B．moving C．hurrying D．turning35．A．companionship B．company C．competition D．expectation三、阅读理解As a parent of three children, I have read many children’s books over the last decade, some of which can teach valuable lessons. Here are four books that teach valuable money-related lessons and are children’s favorites.Lemonade in Winter by Emily JenkinsIt focuses on two siblings (兄弟姊妹) who make the interesting choice to open a lemonade stand in the middle of winter. The book features a memorable refrain (叠句) about lemonade while telling a story about how sometimes great ideas don’t turn out the way you expect them to.Bunny Money by Rosemary WellsThis is a “Max and Ruby” story, as it centers around a pair of rabbit siblings familiar to most parents of young children today. In this story, Ruby has saved $100 to buy her grandmother a birthday present, but various unexpected events happen to Ruby and Max, causing some of that money to disappear. Will they have enough money to buy gifts for their grandmother?Joseph Had a Little Overcoat by Simms TabackThe book tells the story of a man who has a nice overcoat, but he wears it a lot and it begins to wear out. Eventually, he reuses the material to make a jacket, then a vest, and then other different things until it becomes a cloth button. The book won the Caldecott Medal for its wonderful drawings.The Lemonade War by Jacqueline DaviesThis is the first in a series about two siblings who open competing lemonade stands. The story speeds up As the siblings use their thoughts about entrepreneurship (创业) to drive their “lemonade war” to amusing heights.36．What can we conclude from Lemonade in Winter?A．Two heads are better than one.B．Things don’t always happen as we expect.C．Nothing is impossible to a willing heart.D．Don’t give up and never say you’re hopeless.37．What can we know about Ruby?A．She is very caring.B．She runs a fruit store.C．She is very imaginative.D．She is good at managing money.38．Who writes a book that teaches the idea of recycling?A．Emily Jenkins.B．Rosemary Wells.C．Simms Taback.D．Jacqueline Davies. 39．What made the two siblings’ “lemonade war” interesting?A．Their debate.B．Their parents’ engagement.C．Their cooperation.D．Their commercial ideas.40．What do the four books have in common?A．They all have vivid pictures.B．They are designed for parents.C．They are educational for children.D．They all have won literary prizes.When my daughter went overseas on her gap-year adventure, my teenage son and I found ourselves alone at home. Except for the occasional Sunday dinners with friends, we spent much of our time in separate rooms. As a single parent, much of our communication involves me reminding him to clean his room, eat his vegetables or do his homework.I had a strong desire to hang out with my son outside the house, so I booked two tickets to Seoul for the September school holidays, surprising us both. With hurriedly packed suitcases and a basic travel plan built around some last-minute Google searches, we headed to the airport.There was a sense of liberation in reaching a destination without any set plans. We just walked for hours every day, stopping when we were hungry and wandering the back streets. Neither of us could speak Korean, so if we wanted to talk, we only had each other, which gave us a connection we don’t always have in our daily lives. My son was naturally curious, which made him a good traveler. And instead of questioning the things he suggested, I just went with them.He dragged me into shopping for jeans in stores down the street and made me catch buses that took us in the wrong direction entirely. He was unafraid and would walk into an art exhibition and manage to communicate enough, so the next minute we were offered cups of steaming green tea and shown artwork that wasn’t displayed on the walls.I saw him differently in South Korea. Not the child running late for school or forgetting to eat a bowl of carrots and peas, but someone taller than me who understood when to stand on a train so someone older could take his seat, and how to handle situations like trying on clothes and buying things with his own money.Traveling meant we were more like equals. And instead of feeling sad about the child version of him, I saw the adult he was becoming.41．What was the author’s role in her son’s daily life before the trip?A．The single parent sharing secrets.B．The single parent offering emotional support.C．The single parent guiding his ambitions.D．The single parent setting rules.42．Why did the author decide on the trip to Seoul with her son initially?A．To find purpose in life.B．To deeply bond with her son.C．To pick up a new language.D．To deeply expand their visions.43．What makes the author’s son a good traveler?A．Curiosity, bravery and sociability (好交际).B．Decisiveness (果断), endurance and safety awareness.C．Generosity, patience and perseverance.D．Language ability and a sense of direction.44．How does the author show her changed view of her son?A．Through character development.B．Through describing actions and behaviors.C．Through dialogue and interaction.D．Through citing others’ comments.45．What did the author probably think of the trip?A．Amusing.B．Demanding.C．Satisfying.D．Embarrassing.Americans are becoming more and more cautious about the way their personal information is being collected on the Web. A new Washington Post-Schar School poll (民意调查), for example, found that 72% of respondents (答复者) trusted Facebook “not much” or “not at all” to handle the data it collected on them responsibly. And 70% said they believed their smartphone or other tech devices were listening to them in ways they hadn’t agreed to.That warning proves reasonable. But many adult gift-givers may not realize that some children’s toys are collecting personal data, too. Toys with cameras, mobile apps, andrequirements to set up online accounts that store data about the toys and their users present privacy concerns. Toys that employ Bluetooth connections, for example, could be easily hacked (非法侵入).In 2022, My Friend Cayla — an early smart toy that used facial and voice recognition — was quite popular worldwide. If the Cayla doll was connected to a phone, data would be sent to the manufacturer (制造商) and a third-party company. And anyone with the My Friend Cayla app on their phone within 30 feet of a toy could access the toy and listen to the child user. So Germany made a special order for the doll Today, the only surviving Cayla dolls in Germany exist in the German Spy Museum in Berlin.Internet connected toys are really a problem these days. Many toy manufacturers are trying to build in protections, but that is not enough. The Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), provides a more important layer of defense by requiring parents to be involved in researching a smart toy before buying it, setting up the toy and having their children’s online data removed when privacy concerns have been raised.The worldwide market for smart toys is expected to reach almost $70 billion in the next five years. As a father, I admit that these toys can be wonderfully engaging, entertaining, and even educational. Action figures, robots, or dolls that talk back and hold conversations can become loved companions. But we adults need to be sure that these high-tech friends aren’t also snitching (告发) on our children to online databases in inappropriate ways.46．What was the Washington Post-Schar School poll probably about?A．How children responded to the latest smart toys.B．Whether social media and tech devices were trustworthy.C．Whether the use of technology could promote toy sales.D．How tech companies collected users’ information.47．What do many parents ignore when they buy smart toys for their children?A．The necessity of letting children have their own accounts.B．The damage by smart toys to children’s mental health.C．The security risks caused by smart toys.D．The importance of downloading suitable apps for children.48．What was the German government’s special order intended for?A．Advertising a new smart phone technology.B．Preserving the collections in museums.C．Rejecting the Cayla doll.D．Urging parents and children to play with toys together.49．What does COPPA stress in terms of dealing with the problem?A．Governments’ regulations on the toy market.B．Toy producers’ efforts to protect online data.C．Children’s right to choose their favorite toys.D．Parents’ role in protecting children’s privacy.50．What’s the author’s attitude to smart toys?A．Objective.B．Hopeful.C．Negative.D．Doubtful.In theory, apps such as Vinted and Depop for selling second-hand clothes offer an opportunity to be both economical and fashionable, which can be good news for shoppers worried about rising costs and the sustainability (可持续性) of buying new clothes. Second-hand markets like these have long been praised as a wiser and more sustainable shopping choice. But our research has found these markets hide the issues caused by our consumption. They offer only individualized, gradual solutions to the vast global problem of waste.Experts in the business world are enthusiastic about the “circular (循环的) economy” created by apps where “pre-loved” clothes are marketed as a means of extending the lives of clothing and other consumer goods. Some resale markets are firmly situated within the common-sense understanding of the circular economy, as they enable unwanted goods to move on within the system, rather than being thrown away. But a truly circular economy ought to not only recycle goods but also prevent the future production of waste. According to a report by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, by 2030 we will produce over 100 million tons of new clothing each year, contributing to climate change more than international flights and shipping combined. So second-hand reselling has not significantly impacted the production of the global textile (纺织品) market.Buying and selling second-hand gets talked about and even advertised as what good, clever people do, especially under rising costs of living. Using a reselling app, or donating to and buyingfrom charity shops, creates a “warm glow” that balances the guilt of buying something new.However, second-hand markets are built to increase consumption, not cut it back. Charity shops, for example, under increasing pressure to be profitable, have to take on more professionalized and “for-profit” selling habits. Even luxury companies welcome second-hand shopping as it makes their market more attractive and means future consumers can get their goods.Apart from the individualized solution offered by the second-hand market, we should instead consider collective approaches. It could involve making brands responsible for the full lifecycle of the things they create and holding producers and governments responsible for their environmental failings.51．What is a long-standing belief about online second-hand markets?A．They leave shoppers less worried.B．They are eco-friendly shopping options.C．They ruin the shopping experience.D．They provide sustainable clothes.52．Which of the following belongs to the “truly circular economy”?A．Stopping future waste and recycling.B．Promoting the circulation of goods.C．Extending the shelf life of goods.D．Producing more goods with less energy.53．Why does the author mention the report from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation?A．To emphasize the necessity of recycling textiles.B．To show second-hand markets’ failure to reduce textile waste.C．To stress the need for innovation in the textile market at present.D．To compare the main contributors to climate change.54．What attitude do charity shops and luxury companies hold toward the second-hand market?A．Tolerant.B．Neutral.C．Supportive.D．Contradictory. 55．What can be a solution to the waste crisis?A．Removal of second-hand markets.B．increased funding for reselling apps.C．Standardization of clothing production.D．Joint efforts of the whole society.阅读表达Isabella, who is 10 years old, has been training in the athletic center since 2020. She enjoys taking part in the 800 meters, 1,500 meters and cross-country racing events. Early in 2024 Isabella completed in the state championships in all of these three events and qualified for the national competitions.Isabella is enthusiastic about her experience in the national competitions. She said that the most exciting thing for her was meeting other athletes from around Australia, including a new friend named Jessica. According to Isabella, when she participated at state level, the bar was raised. “The national competitions are really hard; it’s harder to win,” she says.Project worker Lisa notes that competing has had a positive impact on the young athlete. “Isabella’s participation in national competitions has enriched her life educationally, culturally and socially, ”she says.Isabella’s mother is her inspiration. Isabella is very grateful to her mother for the sacrifices she has made to enable Isabella to train. In order to motivate her and accompany her to the weekly training sessions, Isabella’s mother has to regularly give up work opportunities. Her mother, along with the rest of the family, is doing their best to raise the funds required for regular travel and registration fees. This is a common struggle for some families pursuing success for their children.Isabella longs to follow in the footsteps of her father, a talented runner and the first person in the family to complete in the Stawell Gift. When she is talking about running, she smiles with satisfaction and happiness. When she asked what her favorite about running is, she wastes no time in saying “winning”. Considering the hard work going on behind the scenes to help Isabella follow her love of running, the athlete’s simple motto—never give up—is somewhat important. 56．How did Isabella find her experience in the national competitions? (No more than 5 words)57．What is the meaning of the underlined part in Paragraph 2? (No more than 5 words)58．How did Isabella’s mother help her run? (No more than 8 words)59．How would you describe Isabella in terms of personalities according to the last paragraph? (No more than 10 words)60．What do you think is the key to success from Isabella’s story? (No more than 20 words)四、书信写作61．假设你是晨光中学高三学生李津。

------------------------------------------01-------------------------------------------That's my baby?And that's its heartbeat?That's your baby, Amber.Good, strong heartbeat, good size, shape. Yeah, it looks good.Oh, god.You okay?Yeah.It's just overwhelming.It's a normal reaction.Your mom must be so excited.Uh...Actually, she doesn't know.Oh, and the father?Uh, he... He doesn't either.We're not together anymore, so...Amber, I have to ask...Is this a pregnancy you want?Uh...I know this is hard, Amber.But I'm your doctor, and I have to tell youthat if, for any reason,this isn't a pregnancy you want,you need to act sooner rather than later. Okay.Because it's getting close to the time that it's safe to start telling people.Sorry, could we listen one more time?Of course.Come on, one step at a time.- Come on. - Come on, you own this.- Come on. - You can do it.- Come on, come on. - Come on, Aida!Come on.- Keep going. - Yeah!Isn't she the best?- It's okay, honey. - Come here.I have a 9:15. - Oh, me too.Well, mine's with a client, so I cannot be late, And I think I should go in first.I got you.Why, you think it would be scandalousif you and I went to the office at the same time?I think they're lawyers, and they're smart,and they will figure it out.I think we should let them figure it out.I should've never let you go in law school.Maybe I let you go in law school.No, that's not the way I remember it.- Really? - No.What's happening? We just put this dress on.What? No, we didn't. You put this dress on.It's my job to take it off.You hear that?It's the sound of... Sweet froth,which I just learned how to make.- You know I hate cappuccino. - No, no, not the way I make it.Listen, what do you think for Ruby's bed there?Let's see. How old is she now, 14?15.Depressing sage or happy polka dots, I'm torn.This is sage?- It's depressing. - I'm gonna go with the polka dots. Yeah, the polka dots are nice.- I didn't think it was that depressing. - It's gonna change your mind.It's the drink of your people.Well, I hate it less. I hate it less. It's...- What is not to like? - I mean, you did good.It's me. It's me. I just don't...It's okay, you don't have to like cappuccino.- I love it. - Why don't you just stay?'cause this is getting me nervous.If you were here, it would be a lot easier.- She loves you. - Right.Well, that's why I'm leaving,'cause I think you could use some nice father-daughter time.I gotta go to vegas and do this. What?You don't know what you're doing.Yes, I do. I'm doing that.Anyway, she really liked me when I was your assistant.I don't know how Ruby's gonna feel about,you know, me as dad's girlfriend.I think she'll be excited about that.- She will be excited? - Yeah.Why haven't you told her?You told Sandy, right?I mean, not directly.- Sandy doesn't know? - Not yet.- Sandy's moving back to town with your daughter, - Yeah. - and she doesn't know what the situation is? - No, not yet.- I'm gonna tell her. - Okay.But I'm gonna wait till she's--Yeah, wait till it's good for her.She's intense. She's a very intense woman.You can't let her dictate this kind of stuff, you know.- There's nothing wrong with it. - She's not--nobody--You have a nice girlfriend who makes you nice cappuccino. - Why don't you just tell her? - Nobody dictates to me. - You know that. - Oh, no?Yeah. No. I'm gonna go.Is that all right?- See what I did? - You have permission.All right.Joe, we are opening our doors in two days.- We're doing the best we can. - I get that, but, I mean, You promised us that the work would be done.And there is no way that this is near done.- I think it looks terrific. - It looks terrific?Have you thought about having guys work in shifts, maybe get a crew working at night?- Yeah. - That is a great idea.It's not that easy to get guys to work nights.Plus, they expect time and a half.I told you guys this was gonna be a tight one.I am not following what you're saying here.You guaranteed us that you would be ready.I'm telling you, you know, I'm doing what I can.When the pope asked Michelangelowhen the sistine chapel would be done, he said, "When I can."You are not Michelangelo. Joe, hi.We have 39 kids walking through the door--- 38 kids. - 39.No, I'm not attending Chambers Academy.Very funny, Max. You're going to Chambers.We built this school for you.No, I'm sticking with homeschool.It's a great school.- We're not homeschooling. - Where are the nails?- You're coming to school here. - Do you know where the nails are?- Give me the hammer. - Don't give him nails.- Max. - I'm taking it.- This is for you. - We need to get this done.You built an entire school for your kid,and now he's not even going to it.- That's harsh. - It's none of your bus--He's coming to school here.My almond milk latte. Thank you.Thank you. Bring it on over.I'm gonna get the hammer.Max.Zeek.- Huh? - Look.Is this trite?No, no. It looks great, Millie.Yeah, I like it.- You'd say that. - Excuse me.You live in the city now.You have to lock your door.Any old person could just come walking in.Hey, what are you doing?Millie, look. It's Sarah bear.- Yeah, I know, I see. - Hi, mom.What are you doing, dad?Your father's growing cucumbers.Yeah, that's kind of what I'm doing.I got some cucumbers growing.Gonna be pickling pretty soon.You know, you can get those at the store.Huh?Well, I guess you're too busy to come with meon a surprise birthday trip to vegas then.I'm sorry, vegas is gonna have to wait, honey.Okay.Oh, hold it.- Are you serious? - Yes, I'm serious.Are you serious?- Really? - Yes.Oh, man.Hey, millie, what do you think?Your bag is already packed.- Happy birthday, Zeek. - Hey!- Well, we're going to vegas. - Whoo!We're going to vegas.Okay! This is great.- Oh, well, thank you. - What is it?It's a strip club. Let's go, come on.Come on, six.- Isn't it spectacular, Max? - Max, you gotta check this out. - It's awesome. - Your mom has a great idea. Oh, come on, man.You can carry more than three chairs at a time.Big big window, right?- Lots losts of open light and air. - The reason there's open spaceis because you haven't built any walls.- Boom, here it is. - Okay, we're gonna housesome of your student photos and students' artwork.We're gonna paint the wall.Yeah, you can paint that any color you want. Battleship gray, fatigue green.You can do a blue if you want to do a blue.- I see what you're doing here. - What are we doing? You're trying to get me excited about this schoolby letting me pick the color of this wall.But it's not going to work,because I don't care about the color of this wall,nor do I care about color in general.Okay, Max, listen to me, it's not just about the wall.We want you to be excited to go,- because this isn't gonna be like your old school. - Not at all.None of that stuff that happened there is gonna happen here.I like homeschooling. I get my work done faster,and I don't have to worry about the other kids slowing me down.You don't have to worry about the other kids here, except that they're gonna want to be your friends.I don't need friends. I have Hank.Okay, you have Hank, honey. But you need other kids. You need friends that are your age, okay?- No, I don't. - Yes, you do.I'm going to homeschool and working at Hank's studio in the afternoons.I've decided.- Max, we have to-- - Can I go have a slice of- Okay, we're gonna talk about this more later. - We're not-we're not done.I don't look forward to that.- All right. - Where's the banana bread?- Yeah. - I ask you a question, I expect a response. Whatever. I responded.I don't think that a shrug is a response.- It sort of is. - But it's not.- Hey, Ruby. - Hi.- Hey. - Bye.Excuse me, I will leave when I feel like leaving.- Ruby, hey. - Hey.What's going on? Anybody--who's thirsty?You want something to drink? I got the--You know, I got the lemonade, the fizzy kind that you love. You love that.Like, eight years ago.True. Yeah, that was a while ago.So if you don't want that, we'll get something else then.No, no, no, no, no. Don't let her do that.Your dad bought you the lemonade fizzy stuff that you like.You suck it up, and you drink it.- I'm not gonna drink it. - She doesn't have to drink it.- No, she can drink it. - It's gross.I'll drink it; I kind of like it.But forget about it.- What do you think of this, though? This is... - It's nice. Where do I put my crap?You can--I got a bedroom right there.You can put all your crap in there.Everything's all set up.You're welcome.- Wow, huh? - Sweet.It's, you know--She's a joy.Well, that's teenagers, right?Yeah.Not bad, right?You have a cappuccino machine.Yeah, that's correct.You hate cappuccino.No, that's not true.I think I had a bad batch that one time you tried.- Yeah. - For three years.You know, I don't want to hate anything anyway, it's--- but anyway, you look good. - Thank you. Thank you.I feel like a freaking mess.- Well. - I should go, actually.I have a ton of stuff to do.I'm gonna look at a rental,because right now we are living out of a hotel room, which I cannot afford.Yeah, I know. Listen,anything you want me to do?You want me to help you in any way, just let me know. Thank you.- I appreciate it. - That's all right.Oh, my god, gross.Whose underwear are these?Okay, listen, where were they?- They were in the drawer. - Well, I don't know.Why are you looking in the drawer?I thought it was my room.It's your room. It's not your drawer.I'm gonna-- I'm gonna go.Okay, I'll call you. We'll talk.- We should talk. - It's gonna be great.- Thank you. - I'm exhausted.- I'll be in my room. - All right.Do you want any lunch?I got lunch.I'll wrap it up.- France. - Yeah.That's awesome. We should do a semester abroad.- Yeah, we should. I could try. - It would be a blast.You should.Amber, have you been to Europe?Nope. Never have.You should go. It's gonna be really cool.The only thing is, like, Lauren's gonna be in Prague,so I have to take a train to see her,and I honestly don't feel like I'll do that very often, because it's too much money.- Yeah, not a train to Prague. - You guys will figure it out. It's just a train ride.I just don't have any money, like...- That's just terrible. - I know.It sounds like a fairy tale.- I know, I'm just stressed. I just hope we see each other. - Yeah.- No, that's understandable, that sounds rough. - Yeah. Sorry, I don't have the energy to be complaining about Europe,so I'm gonna get water.Wait, Amber.Are you serious?I was talking about it for, like, one second.I don't know.That's very weird.- It feels like it's okay. - I got it.Okay.All right.Okay, pretty good.I think it needs to come up on the left a little bit.- Hey. - Oh, shoot.- Hi, guys. - Joel.- Camille. - Painting reinforcements.- Good to see you. - You too. You look amazing.You guys need smocks or something,and then you can get to work.- Hey. - Hey.So...- Thursday. - Yeah, I guess I'll see you Thursday for pick-up.- Okay, cool. - All right.- Bye, dad. - Love you.- Love you. - See you.Hey, holy Joel-skis. How are you?- Hey. Hey! - Hi.- How you doing? - Great.- How are you? Yeah. - Haven't seen you in forever.- You look awesome. - Well, thanks.- Thank you. - Wow, you're looking great.Hi, guys. The kids are upstairs,if you want to start painting with them, that would be awesome.- Oh, they're pumped. - Thank you, guys, for doing this. I appreciate it.- So two days out, huh? - Thanks.How you feel?Feeling good.Not really. I am scared,And we have a lot to do.So it's gonna--yeah.- Okay. - We're okay.- We're... - Yeah? Are you?Hey, you could be the answer to our plumbing problems. Probably, or a lot of problems.Just wondering if you could maybe stay,and maybe you could--I was gonna order lunch for everybodyif you wanted to hang out with--You need some help?Yeah, I'd be happy to.I need a lot of help.- Yeah. - That would be amazing.It's--the plumbing, particularly,is in pretty bad shape.It's really bad. It's really bad, so...I got some tools in the truck. I'll be right back.- Really? - Yeah.That would be wonderful. If you have any men... Well, not in the truck.- But I'll make a few calls. - That's awesome.Sure.All right, I'm gonna go check on the kids.Thank you, guys.I mean, I'm happy if you're happy,but I miss the house, don't you?- No, not really. - No?You don't miss working on your cars- in the garage and stuff? - No.- No? - A little bit.- A little bit? - Mm-hmm.I just never thought--oh.- Hit me, please. - Excuse me, honey.Can we stop chatting? I need to--I'm not chatting, dad. I'm bonding.- Well, I can't talk rightnow. - Why?Are you counting cards, dad?Ben Affleck got in a lot of trouble for that.- Would you like to hit, sir? - Dad, do you want another card?Dad? Are you--dad!I...I can't tell you that yet, mom.We're at the hospital right now,And the doctor's gonna see him right away.- And I'll let you know. - Don't let her worry, honey.Dad says don't worry.- No, he's awake. - Millie, I just stood up too fast, that's all.He stood up too fast. Put that back on.Colonel Mustard in the library with a knife.So very interesting.What did he show you?I'm not going to tell you.But I'll get revenge on you.- Not if I get it first. - Oh, will you?No, you won't.No, don't get that.- Mom! Don't hold up the game, mom. - Let me just check it really quickly.It's grandma.- Oh, that's gonna take forever. - I have to answer it. Can you get the door?- Yeah, I got the door. - Thank you, Victor.No, I'll make it quick.Hi, mom. I'm good.I am in the middle of a very heated game of clue,- So why don't I call you in-- - Left something at our place. What?- Hey. - Hi.What--what do you me-- what do you mean?Okay, wait, okay, so where-- what do you mean?Is--where is he right now?Is he okay?Okay.Okay, okay.Mom, it's okay.Just--well, call me if you hear anything.I'm gonna call Sarah right now, okay?Come on, mom.All right, I'm gonna call her right now.It's your turn.Okay, okay, I'm coming.Everything okay?- My dad collapsed. - What?- I don't-- - Is he--I don't know.Sarah took him to vegas for his birthday and then...I don't know if it's a heart attack or what.- You need to go? - So...- You need to go. - Yeah. I--yeah.My mom's really upset.- I should-- - yeah.- Okay. - Go.- Okay. - Okay.Hey, your mom has to step out for a little bit,So I am gonna make you guys some dinner tonight.- Can you make tacos? - Here?Yes.Okay. The bad news is,I happen to be the world's greatest clue player.- No, you're not. - So that's the bad news.That's why I beat you, like, the last....- Okay, back off. Back off. - Dad.- Sir... - No, really.When you fell, did you pass out?No, I don't know. I mean...Hey, when am I gonna get a chance to see a doctor here? I'm the on-call doctor, sir.- What are you, like, 14? - Dad.No, I'm not 14.So don't worry.- Were you there when he fell? - Yeah.She was there.Could you tell if he lost consciousness?Yeah, I don't think so, right, dad?I think he just kind of- got a little disoriented. - Got a little dizzy.- But-- - I stood up too fast, that's all.Okay, what did you feel before you passed out?I felt like I had a great hand.Dad, that's not what he's asking.I mean, like, physically.Did you have any chest discomfort?Not sure, really.Dad. He has a heart condition. He takes pills. What are you--Tell him what the pills are. What are the pills?Got nothing to do with this.No, no, I'll need the specifics of that.Did you have any visual changes, headaches?Oh, my god, I got a little warm, all right?Okay. Had you been drinking?Well, hell yeah, I'd been drinking.This is vegas, for pete's sake.Jeez, it's no big deal, honest.It was just a little dizzy spell.- Okay. - What are you doing?I'm glad you're feeling better, mr. Braverman.We're just gonna take a few tests,try to get to the bottom of what happened, okay? - I'll be back. - Thank you.Give me a 12 lead,325 milligrams of aspirin, and an echo.Okay. Will do, doctor.Oh, just one second.Excuse me, sorry.So did he have a heart attack?I don't know.- We'll find out, though. - Hey, hey, hey.I can hear you over here.- Dad. - He's in good hands.Thank you.They don't know anything yet.They're still doing tests.Adam, could you please talk to the doctor yourself?I mean, I know Sarah's there.But you're always so great in a crisis.- Sweetie. - Hi.You didn't have to come over here.Julia's here.Okay, you'll call me, though, right,as soon as you talk to her? Okay, great.Love you too. Bye.Can't believe this is happening.No, it's okay. Everything's okay.- Yeah? - He's in a good hospital.- Oh, good. - A very good hospital.And he never lost consciousness, so that's good.- And Sarah's there, so... - That's good?- You want something to drink? - No, I'm fine.- So... - So what are you doing here?- Where are the kids? - I just came for you.I mean, Joel was over.He came over right when you called,So he's with the kids.Joel. It was so good to see him.He looks great.You mentioned that more than once.And Kristina told me that he was up practically half the night at the school, fixing the plumbing.Yeah, I heard that too.Yeah, so you two are talking.No, not really.So what hospital is he at?- Sunrise. - Okay, Sunrise.But I saw the way he looked at you, you know.And I got the sense that he may finally be coming around. Well, he may have waited too long.Oh, come on. Meaning what?Meaning I waited for him for a very long time,and I had to stop waiting, and I'm trying to live my life. Hey, I know headstrong men, right?I know it can be very frustrating.But when you have someone like Joel, you know,you don't give up on him.Okay, how about I take care of you?Which is what I'm here to do.- You have a seat. - I'm okay!Let me get you something to drink.What do you want to drink?- You don't want this, do you? What do you want? - I'm okay.It's okay? Pasta hot enough?Yep.Moving back, right?- Looks like it. - Yeah.Full circle.How's things?Life?Life?I don't know, fine.- Yeah? - Mm-hmm.School? How--how's school?- You know. - How about your friends?That must've been hard, leaving them in Minnesota.It's fine.Just fine? That's it?Pretty much.Yeah.Your initial work-up looks negative for a heart attack.- Thank you. See? - Oh, yeah, huh?- Do I know my body or what? - Good job, dad.I told you.Okay, honey, we're out of here.Oh, no, sir. Not yet, sir.- I'm not discharging you. - You're not?No, your electrocardiogram results were fine.But we're waiting on the results of your echo.Oh, no, you don't understand, doctor.I told you, I had a few too many martinis,- and I got up too fast. - Listen to him, dad.How long would that take?Well, just to be sure,I want our attending cardiologistto see you tomorrow.He might recommend further tests,possibly a coronary catheterization.- Huh? - What's that?A liquid dye is injectedinto the arteries of your heart through a catheter.We usually go in through the leg or the groin.You're not going anywhere near my groin.- It's a possibility. - No, you're not doing it. What do you want?I'll be right back.- Hi, it's not a good time. - I want to talk to the doctor. Mom wants me to talk to the doctor.It's fine, it's fine, it's fine.Tell mom to relax, okay? I'm handling it.Nobody's saying you're not handling it, Sarah.- Tell him they're gonna try to get into my groin, okay? - Sarah,- is that dad? - I want to get out of here.Of course, he's dad. He's being dad.No, you got to make sure that he listens to those doctors. - I've got to go. Bye. - Or I'll rip it out myself.- Dad, please. - If you sign out against our recommendation,you'll have to sign an ama formthat says you're refusing treatmentand take responsibility for any repercussions.- Dad, come on. It's not... - No.There is nothing to talk about.You go get the form.Here's the way it's gonna work, all right?I'm gonna leave here.And then eventually, I will see my doctor.But right now, I am gonna spend my birthday- with my daughter in vegas. - Just calm down.And we're having a great time.Do you think I'm gonna spend my time here- in this rinky-dink hospital... - Dad, dad,- lower your voice,okay?Dad,stop. - with a doctor that's barely 18 years old?- You're crazy. Go get the form, - I'm sorry. OK.- All right. Okay, all right, okay. - or I'm gonna rip this out of my arm myself.- Maybe get the form. - I'll have the nurse write--Thank you.Dad.Now it's going straight to voice mail.Ringing or just going straight to voice--- Straight to voice mail. - So she turned her phone off.It's not ringing, yeah.- She's avoiding you. - Can you believe that Sarah hung up on me?Yes, I absolutely can believe that Sarah hung up on you. - What? - She orchestrated a trip to vegas--I don't have any access to our father.- It's unacceptable. - You don't talk to me, mr. Vegas?- You just leave me on clue. - This is what you're gonna focus on?Our father's having a medical emergencywith my least-qualified sibling--my second least-qualified sibling.And I don't even know what hospital he's in. Sunrise.How would you know he's at Sunrise?I've had a few different medical emergencies- while on trips to vegas. - Yeah? Like what?I had bad, bad food poisoning once.- and then I had some body glitter caught in my eye. - Las vegas, please.And then I had a wird rash from someone's perfume.- Sunrise hospital. A rash from whose perfume? - And I have...- A performer's perfume. - You know what, this is dumb. Dad collapsed, he's in vegas. Let's go.- We're gonna find him. - Yes, let's go!Stopping at the atm.- Let's get the hell over there. Yeah. - No, we're not gambling.What are we doing?Watching paint dry.I don't like metaphors.It's not really a metaphor, Max.We are literally watching paint dry.Hey, bud?I know what happened last year was so incredibly painful--- They peed in my canteen. - I know.And it was so awful.It was.And you know, that's part of the reason whyyour dad and I dreamt of creating a school like this...So that every kid could come to school and fit in,not be afraid.Never be bullied. Ever.And we don't want this school just to be,you know, an okay place.We want it to be a place where everybody can just be happy.We want it to be wonderful.But we're gonna need your help.You should've asked me first.I'm not gonna be attending Chambers Academy.I like watching paint dry.- Hey, can I come in? - Hey.What's up?I am kind of upset with you, and I wasn't gonna say anything,but I don't want to be passive-aggressive.And I just feel like you're treating melike I'm some girl that you don't even really knowand can't make time for.And it's, like, I love you, and I want to hang out with you, and you're really hurting my feelings.I'm pregnant.Oh, my god. Oh, my god.Amber.What?Is this good or bad?You tell me.Okay.Who else knows?Just you.Are you kidding me?Oh, my god.- Okay, let's--you're not doing anything right now, right, are you? - No.Okay, I'm just gonna stay here.Do you have, like, wine or, like--Okay, you can drink, like, tea, right?That's, like, a calming thing that people do.So, um...Do you want boy or girl tea?Sarah. Sarah. Sara...- You've got to be kidding me that the two of you are here. - Where's dad?- I told you I could handle this myself. - Where's dad?He's in his room, asleep.He's not in his room. He better not be in his room.- If he's there then there's trouble. - We were just knocking on his door.Are you sure you had the right room?- Look, right here? - You're sure he's in here?Yeah, well, he promised me he would tell me if he went anywhere.I don't know where else he would be.- Dad. - Okay, we already did this.- We gotta get in this room. - Dad.All right, hold on a second. Hey, excuse me.We're worried our father might be inside and unconscious.Could you open the door for us, please?- Maybe he's taking a nap with earplugs in. - Thank you. - Yeah, maybe he has earplugs in. - We're not criminals, we promise.- Thank you. Dad? - Thank you very much.- Hey. - Is he in there? No?He's not even--- Okay, I'm gonna get my-- - Sarah, what the hell?What do you mean, what the hell?I don't know, do you guys think we should split upor just keep on looking?Well, look for cigar smoke and listen for swearing.I told him to stay in his room, I swear.All right, well, we'll check with hotel security.- They can check all the hospitals and precincts. - Well, I've called them.You're not gonna have to check anywhere.Look at this, 12:00.- Hey. - Hey, dad.- Oh, look who's here. - Dad.- Dad. - What the hell are you doing?Oh, it's part of my birthday surprise.- No. - This is not a birthday surprise.We're on a rescue mission here.You told me you were staying in your room.You checked yourself out of a hospital against doctor's orders?- We were scared. - Honey, I didn't want to wake you.- I mean, come on, jeez. - Dad, you scared us half to death. Can we stay a little positive here? I mean, what the hell? When do we get a chance to be in vegas together?We're not in vegas together. Let's get out of here.No, we're not getting out of here.I'm gonna be splitting those eights, here we go.- No. No, no, no, no. - Stop that.- No more gambling. - Stop that. I'm splitting.- Don't bet, dad. Come on. - Crosby, what do you do with eights?You got to split eight.。

Peppa PigPeppa Pig (1)Peppa Pig第一季 (4)1 Muddy puddles (4)2 Mr. Dinosaur is Lost. (4)3 Polly Parrot (5)4 Best Friend (6)5 Hide and Seek (6)6 The Playgroup (7)7 Mummy Pig at Work (8)8 Camping! (8)9 Gardening! (10)10 bicycles (10)11 The New Car (11)12 snow (12)13 flying a kite (13)14 My Cousin Chloe (14)15 Daddy Loses his Glasses (15)16 Hiccups (16)17 Picnic (17)18 Mummy Pigs Birthday (19)19 Dressing Up (20)20 The School Fete. (21)21 Musical Instruments. (22)22 Babysitting. (23)23 New Shoes. (24)24 Ballet Lessons (25)25 The Tooth Fairy (26)26 Treasure Hunt (27)27 Not Very Well (28)28 Windy Castle (30)29 Pancakes. (31)30 The Museum (32)31 Secrets. (34)32 Thunderstorm (35)33 Piggy in the Middle. (37)34 Fancy Dress Party (38)35 Very Hot Day. (39)36 Mister Skinnylegs (41)37 Lunch (42)38 Sleepy Princess. (43)39 The Tree House. (44)40 Daddy Gets Fit. (46)41 Shopping (47)42 Chloes puppet show. (49)43 My Birthday Party. (50)44 The Playground (52)45 Tidying Up (53)46 Frogs and Worms and Butterflies. (55)47 Daddy Puts up a Picture. (56)48 At the Beach. (57)49 Cleaning the Car (58)50 Grandpa Pigs Boat. (59)51 Daddys Movie Camera (61)52 School Play (62)Peppa Pig第二季 (64)01 Bubbles (64)02 Teddy s day out (64)03 Emily Elephant (65)04 Pollys Holiday (67)05 George s friend (68)06 Mysteries (69)07 Rock pools (70)08 Windy Autumn Day (71)09 The Time Capsule (72)10 Mr Scarecrow (74)11 The Boat Pond (75)12 Recycling (76)13 Peppas Christmas (77)14 Pirate Island (80)15 Cuckoo Clock (81)16 Pretend Friend (82)17 The Long Grass (83)18 The Dentist (84)19 Zoe Zebra the Postmans Daughter (86)20 Nature Trail (87)21 Pen Pal (88)22 School Bus Trip (89)23 Granny and Grandpas Attic (91)24 Sports day (92)25 The Eye Test (93)26 Granddad Dogs Garage (94)27 Foggy Day (95)28 Swimming (97)29 Tiny Creatures (98)30 Daddy Pigs Office (99)31 George s Birthday (100)32 George Catches a Cold (101)33 Traffic Jam (102)34 Bedtime (104)35 Jumble Sale (105)36 The Balloon Ride (106)37 Painting (108)38 Grandpa s Little Train (109)39 The Baby Piggy (111)40 The Cycle Ride (112)41 Dens (113)42 Ice Skating (114)43 Rebecca Rabbit (115)44 The Quarrel (117)45 The Toy Cupboard (118)46 School Camp (119)47 Captian Daddy Pig (120)48 The Powercut (121)49 Bouncy Ball (122)50 Stars (123)51 Daddy Pig s Birthday (124)52 Sleepover (125)53 Cold Winter Day (126)Peppa Pig第三季 (128)01 Work and Play (128)02 The Rainbow (129)03 Pedros Cough (130)04 The Library (131)05 The Camper Van (132)06 Camping Holiday (133)07 Compost (134)08 Richard Rabbit Comes to Play (135)09 Fun Run (136)10 Washing (137)11 Pollys Boat Trip (138)12 Delphine Donkey (139)13 The Fire Engine (140)14 Princess Peppa (141)15 Teddy Playgroup (142)16 Dannys Pirate Party (143)17 Mr Potato Comes to Town (144)18 The Train Ride (145)19 Granny Pigs Chickens (146)20 Talent Day (147)21 A Trip to the Moon (148)22 Grandpa at the Playground (149)23 Goldie the Fish (150)24 Funfair (152)25 Numbers (153)26 Digging up the Road (154)27 Freddy Fox (155)28 Whistling (156)29 Doctor Hamsters Tortoise (157)30 Sun, Sea and Snow (158)31 Grandpa Pigs Computer (159)32 Hospital (160)33 Spring (161)34 Miss Rabbits Helicopter (162)35 Baby Alexander (163)36 Grampy Rabbits Lighthouse (164)37 The Secret Club (165)38 Miss Rabbits Day Off (167)39 Grampy Rabbits Boatyard (168)40 Shake, Rattle and Bang (169)41 Champion Daddy Pig (170)42 Chatterbox (171)43 Mr Foxs Van (172)44 Chloes Big Friends (173)45 Gym Class (174)46 The Blackberry Bush (176)47 Pottery (177)48 Paper Aeroplanes (178)49 Edmond Elephants Birthday (179)50 The Biggest Muddy Puddle (180)51 Santas Grotto (181)52 Santas Visit (182)Peppa Pig第四季 (184)01 Potato City (184)02 The New House (185)03 Basketball (186)04 Horsey Twinkle Toes (187)05 Naughty Tortoise (188)06 Mr Fox’s Shop (188)07 Shadows (189)08 International Day (190)09 The Rainy Day Game (191)10 Mummy Rabbit's Bump (192)11 Pedro the Cowboy (193)12 Peppa and Georges Garden (194)13 The Flying Vet (195)14 Kylie.Kangaroo (196)15 Captain.Daddy.Dog (197)16 Crampy Rabbit's Dinosaur Park (198)17 Bedtime Story (199)18 Lost Keys (200)19 George's New Dinosaur (201)20 Grandpa Pig's Train to the Rescue (202)21 The Pet Competition (202)22 Spider Web (203)23 The Noisy Night (204)24 The Wishing Well (205)25 Mr. Potato's Christmas Show (206)26 Madame Gazelle's Leaving Party (207)27 The.Queen (208)28 Desert.Island (209)29 Perfume (210)30 Childrens.Fete (211)31 The.Aquarium (212)32 Georges.Racing.Car (213)33 The.Little.Boat (214)34 The.Sandpit (215)35 Night.Animals (216)36 Flying.on.Holiday (217)37 The.Holiday.House (218)38 Holiday.in.the.Sun (218)39 End.of.the.Holiday (220)Peppa Pig第一季1 Muddy puddlesThis is my little brother, George.This is Mummy Pig.And this is Daddy Pig.Peppa pig.Muddy Puddles.It is raining today.So, Peppa and George cannot play outside.Daddy, it's stopped raining.Can we go out to play?Al right, run along you two.Peppa loves jumping in muddy puddles.I love muddy puddles.Peppa. If you jump in muddy puddles, you must wear your boots.Sorry, Mummy.George likes to jump in muddy puddles, too.George. If you jump in muddy puddles, you must wear your boots.Peppa likes to look after her little brother, George. George, let's find some more puddles.Peppa and George are having a lot of fun.Peppa has found a little puddle.George has found a big puddle.Look, George. There's a really big puddle.George wants to jump into the big puddle first.Stop, George.I must check if it's safe for you.Good. It is safe for you.Sorry, George. It's only mud.Peppa and George love jumping in muddy puddles. Come on, George.Let's go and show Daddy.Goodness me.Daddy. Daddy.Guess what we've been doing.Let me think...Have you been watching television?No. No. Daddy.Have you just had a bath?No. No.I know. You've been jumping in muddy puddles.Yes. Yes. Daddy. We've been jumping in muddy puddles. Ho. Ho. And look at the mess you're in.Oooh...Oh, well, it's only mud.Let's clean up quickly before Mummy sees the mess. Daddy, when we've cleaned up, will you and Mummy Come and play, too?Yes, we can all play in the garden.Peppa and George are wearing their boots.Mummy and Daddy are wearing their boots.Peppa loves jumping up and down in muddy puddles. Everyone loves jumping up and down in muddy puddles. Oh, Daddy pig, look at the mess you're in.It's only mud.I'm Peppa Pig.This is my little brother, George.This is Mummy Pig.2 Mr. Dinosaur is Lost.George's favourite toy is Mr. Dinosaur. DineDine SawSaw. George loves Mr. Dinosaur. Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.. Sometimes, George Iikes to scare Peppa with Mr. Dinosaur. Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. Eeek. Too scary.At suppertime,Mr. Dinosaur sits next to George.I beg your pardon.Was that you George, or was it Mr. Dinosaur?DineDine SawSaw.At bath time,George shares his bath with Mr. Dinosaur. Grrrrrrrrrrrrr. Goodnight, Peppa. Goodnight, Mummy. Goodnight, George.And goodnight, Mr. Dinosaur. Grrrrrrrrr.When George goes to bed,Mr. Dinosaur is tucked up with him.George's favourite game is throwing Mr. Dinosaur up in the air...Wheeeeeee. ...and Catching him when he falls back down. Wheeeee.Peppa and Daddy Pig are playing draughts.I win, Daddy.Oh, WeIIDine Sawdone , Peppa. Whhhhaaaaaaaaaaa. George? Whaaaaaaaaa.George, what's the matter? DineDine SawSaw... George, have you lost Mr. Dinosaur?Peppa Pig第一季5/ 220 3 Polly ParrotGeorge has lost Mr. Dinosaur.Don't worry George.We'll find Mr. Dinosaur. It's a job for a detective. Daddy, what is a deDine SawteChDine Sawtiff?A detective is a very important personWho is good at finding things.Me. Me. I'm good at finding things.Alright. Peppa is the detective.George. I am the deDine SawteChDine Sawtiff.I will help you find Mr. Dinosaur.Maybe the detective should askGeorge some simple questions.George? Where's Mr. Dinosaur? Whaaaaaaaaaa. George does not know where Mr. Dinosaur is.The detective could try and guess where Mr. Dinosaur might be.I know. I know where he is.George always has Mr. Dinosaur ith him in the bath.So Mr. Dinosaur is in the bath.Mr. Dinosaur is not in the bath.Oh. I know.I know where Mr. Dinosaur is.George always has Mr. Dinosaur in his bed at night.So that's where he is.Mr. Dinosaur is not in George's bed.Oh.Maybe we should try the garden.Yes, the garden.I was going to say that.Where is Mr. Dinosaur?Mr. Dinosaur is very hard to find.Oh. Mr. Dinosaur isn't anywhere.George? You do love to throw Mr. Dinosaur in the air...I wonder if this time you threw Mr. Dinosaur just a bit too high.There he is. There he is.I saw him first. WeIIDine Sawdone, Peppa.You really are a very good detective. DineDine SawSaw. Grrrrrrrrrr. George is so happy to have Mr. Dinosaur back again.Wheeeeeeeeee.Maybe it isn't a good idea to play with dinosaurs near trees.DineDine Sawsaw.3 Polly ParrotPeppa and her family are visiting Granny Pig and Grandpa Pig.Granny Pig! Grandpa Pig! Ganggy Ig! Baba Ig!Hello, my little ones. Come inside,We have a surprise.What is it?We have a new pet.Can you guess What it is?Dine-saw?No, it's not a dinosaur. Come and see.Granny Pig and Grandpa Pig have a pet parrot.Peppa, George, this is our pet parrot.She's called Polly.Pretty Polly. Pretty Polly. Oooh. WoW.I'm a clever parrot. I'm a clever parrot.Mummy, Why does Polly copy everything that Granny says?That's what parrots do. I'll show you.Hello, Polly. Hello, Polly.What a sweet little parrot! What a sweet little parrot! Come on, everyone, tea time!Peppa, George. Come on!There's chocolate cake!Coming, Granny!Peppa and George love eating chocolate cake.But today, they are in a hurry to get back and play with Polly Parrot.Finished!What noisy little ones you are!Granny, please, can we leave the table and go and see Polly Parrot?Are sure you've completely finished your cake?Off you go, then.Hurray!George, say something to Polly.George is a little bit shy.Hello. Hello.Peppa and George are really enjoying playing with Polly Parrot.I'm Peppa Pig!I'm Peppa Pig!George, say something. Peppa and George are pretending to be parrots.I'm Polly Parrot,Peppa is thinking of something else to say to Polly Parrot.Peppa Pig第一季6/ 220 4 Best Friend.I'm a noisy parrot! I'm a noisy parrot!Peppa, George, have you been playing with Polly? Yes, Granny. Polly is such a sweet parrot.Yes, Granny.I'm a clever parrot. I'm a noisy parrot! I'm a noisy parrot! Ohh! Oh, my word!I'm Peppa Pig. This is my little brother, George.4 Best Friend.Peppa is waiting for her best friend, Suzy Sheep. HeIIo, Suzy!Baaaa! HeIIo, Peppa.Suzy Sheep has come to play with Peppa.Peppa loves Suzy.Suzy loves Peppa.They are best friends.Peppa, why don't you and Suzy go and play in your bedroom?Yes, Mummy!George wants to play, too.Peppa and Suzy love playing in Peppa's bedroom.So does George.No, George.This game is just for big girls.Go and play with your own toys.Peppa and Suzy want to play on their own.I'm a tiny little fairy princess!I'm going to wave my magic Wand... and turn you into a frog!George doesn't like playing on his own.George wants to play, too.No, George!I'm playing with Suzy...You'll have to play somewhere else.George wants to play with Peppa.He feels a bit lonely.George, I need some help!!I'm making chocolate chip cookies!!Someone needs to lick out the bowl.George likes helping Mummy make cookies.But he likes playing with Peppa more.Baaaa! I want to be a nurse!I want to be a doctor.But who's gonna be the sick person?GEORGE Peppa and Suzy love playing doctors and nurses.So does George.Peppa listens to George's chest.Now, George, take a big breath in... then cough. Mm, I think your heart's a bitloose......I'II put a plaster on it.Baa! Open wide, please.Suzy takes George's temperature.Oh, dear, you're very, very hot.I think you have to stay in bed for three years. Daddy Pig has come to find George.Oh, no! What's Wrong With George?Don't Worry, Daddy.It's only a game.George is our patient.Oh, I see.Can the patient have a visitor?Just for a little While.He might get tired.CookiesYes, they're for George.They're his medicine to make him feel better.Um, excuse me, doctor,Can you help me?I have a sore tummy.That tickles!I can hear it rumbling.I think you're hungry, Daddy.Then I think I need lots of cookies to make me better. And me!And me!And me! BaaI'm Peppa Pig.This is my IittIe brother, George.5 Hide and SeekPeppa and George are playing hide and seek.It is George's turn to hide.He must quickly find somewhere to hide before Peppa finishes counting!One... two... three...four... five... six... seven... George has found somewhere to hide,eight... just in time!nine... ten... Ready or not.Here I come!Peppa has to find where George is hiding.Peppa Pig第一季7/ 220 6 The PlaygroupFound you!Peppa has found George.George, I could see you too easily.Now it is Peppa's turn to hide.One... erm... three.I'II help George to count.One... two... three...four... five...six... seven... eight...nine... ten!Okay, George, open your eyes!George has to find Where Peppa is hiding.Oh.Peppa isn't hiding under the table.George, have you thought of looking upstairs?Peppa isn't under the bed.What was that strange noise?Peppa isn't behind the curtain.There is that strange noise again!What can it be?Whee !George has found wherePeppa was hiding.George found me!Now it's Daddy's turn to hide!Oh, I think George should have another turn.But George isn't very good at hiding...I'm sure he'll be better this time.Close your eyes and start counting.One... two...three... Oh, dear.Peppa will easily find George. four...five...six... George! Come over here... seven...eight... nine... ten!Ready or not, here I come!Oh, George isn't hiding under the table!But George always hides under the table!Have you thought of looking upstairs?I know where he is!George is in the toy basket.Oh.George is not in the toy basket!Where can he be?Peppa can not find George anywhere.Daddy? I can't find George anywhere.Oh, dear, I wonder where he can be.Actually, I think there's something about George in this newspaper...Whee...George! Found you!Oh, George!That was a good place to hide!George was hiding behindDaddy Pig's newspaper all the time!I'm Peppa Pig.This is my little brother, George.6 The PlaygroupPeppa and George are going to the playgroup.It is George's first day.George, are you looking forward to the playgroup? Daddy, maybe George is too small to go to my playgroup? He'll be fine, Peppa.There'll be you and Mr. Dinosaur there to keep him company.Grrr! Dine-Saw!But I want to play with the big children!Not George and his toy dinosaur.Oh dear, Peppa doesn't Want George to go to her playgroup.We're here!Daddy, are you sure George is big enough?He'll be fine.Alright, he can come.Bye bye.Madame Gazelle looks after the children at the playgroup. Hello! This is myIittle brother, George.Hello, George.Baa! I Wish I had a little brother like George.Really?Hello! I'm Danny Dog.Woof woof! Is that a dinosaur?It's just a toy dinosaur.Grrr! Dine-Saw!Brilliant! Woof woof!Dine-Saw! Grrr!Aaaaaggghh!Dine-SaW! Grrr!Aaaah, reaIIy scary.That's brilliant!George is my brother.He's brilliant.Peppa is proud of herIittIe brother, George.ShaII we show George how we paint pictures?George is not very good at painting.Peppa Pig第一季8/ 2207 Mummy Pig at WorkWeII, maybe you could heIp him?Yes, I'm very good!I wiII show him how to paint a flower.George, today I'm going to teach you how to paint a fIower.First, you paint a big circIe.No, George, that's the Wrong color.Now you paint the fIower's petals.George! That's the Wrong shape!Now you paint the stalk and the leaves.Perfect!George, you've done it all wrong!Now what do we have here?I've painted a fIower.That's very good, Peppa.And George has painted a dinosaur.Grrr... Dine-SaW!Woof! BriIIiant!I think George and Peppa's picturesshouId go on the Wall.Hurray!Peppa, you must be very proud of your little brother. Yes, I am.It is home time and the children's parents are here to pick them up.Can George come next time?Yes, and he can paint us another lovely picture.And what wiII you paint next time, George?Dine-Saw! Grrr!Another dinosaur picture?Well maybe you can show us all how to paint a dinosaur? Woof! Brilliant!Yes! BriIIiant!Bri-y-ant!7 Mummy Pig at WorkMummy Pig is working on her computer.Daddy Pig is making soup for lunch.Daddy? Can We go and Watch mummy on her computer? Yes, as Iong as you don't disturb her.She has a Iot of important work to do today.Thank you, Daddy!Mummy Pig has a lot of important work to do. Mummy. Can George and I sit on your lap and watch you work?Yes, if you both sit quietly.Peppa and George love to watch mummy work on the computer.Mummy? Can We play that computer game,''HappyMrs.Chicken''?We can play ''Happy Mrs. Chicken'' later.But now I have to Work.Mummy? Can We heIp you Work?No, Peppa! You mustn't touch the computer.And George, you mustn't touch the computer, either. Yes, George. You mustn't do this.Peppa, stop!Sorry, Mummy.I was just showing George what not to do.Oh, dear. The computer is not meant to do that. Daddy Pig! Daddy Pig!!What is it, Mummy Pig?Daddy Pig, can you mend the computer?Err...I'II finish the Iunch whiIe you mend the computer. Err... Right. you are, Mummy Pig,but I'm not very good with these things...Oh, thank you, Daddy Pig!Daddy Pig is goingto mend the computer!Hmm. Hmmm. Hmm.Um. Maybe if I just switch if off... And then switch it on again...Daddy Pig has mended the computer!Hurray, Daddy!Yes, I am a bit of an expert at these things.Daddy? Can We play that computer game, ''Happy Mrs. Chicken?''Maybe you should ask Mummy Pig.Mummy said that we could play it later.WeII, that's okay, then.But I don't know where the disc is.Yippeeee!Now, it's my turn!Now, it's my turn!What on earth is going on?Well, I see that the computer is working again.I'm Peppa Pig. This is my littIe brother, George.8 Camping!Peppa and her famiIy are going camping.I Iove camping.We're here.Hurray!Peppa, George, this is the tent I had When I Was a IittLe boy!Daddy? HoW are you going to make that into a tent?Don't Worry, Peppa!I'm an expert at camping!Mummy Pig, put the tent on the poles, please.That's it!Easy as pie!Oh!Do these pegs do anything?Of course!I forgot about the pegs!The pegs hold the tent up.There!The tent is a bit Iittle.It was big enough for meWhen I was a boy.But it does look a bit small now..That's because you've grown a bit since you were a boy, Daddy Pig!And your tummy has grown the most of all!TaIking of tummies,We shouId cook supper!Yes! Yes!First, We have to collect sticks to make a fire.Yipee!Peppa and George are helping Daddy Pig collect sticks for the campfire.George, I'll pick up the sticks and you can carry them. Collecting sticks is fun!Good. That's enough sticks.That's a splendid campfire!Now I'll Iight it.Here are the matches.We don't need matches!Daddy, how can you Iight it without matches?I'm going to make fire the old way, by simply rubbing these two sticks together!Daddy Pig is rubbing the two sticks together to light the campfire.Where is the fire, Daddy?NearIy there...Hurray!Easy as pie!Now we can heat up the tomato soup.Ahhh! Listen to the sounds of nature!What is that sound?That is the sound of crickets chirping.What is that?That's an owl.Look! There it is!WoW...And What's that noise?Oh, I'm not sure.It's Daddy's tummy!My tummy rumbling is one of the best sounds of nature! It means it's time to eat!I Iove tomato soup!So do I!There's another one of Daddy Pig's sounds of nature! Eh? What?Come on, children, into the tent, it's bedtime.We won't allfit in!The tent is too Iittle!It will be fine!In you go!Move further in, Mummy Pig!Daddy, you're too big for the tent!Never mind, I'd rather sleep outside anyway. Goodnight, Daddy Pig!Goodnight, Daddy!Night! Night!Goodnight, everyone!Mummy Pig, Peppa and George are sleeping in the tent. Daddy Pig is sleeping outside, under the stars.Ahh! I Iove camping!SIeeping in the open air with the stars above me! Maybe this Wasn't such a good idea after all...brrrrrrIt is morning.Daddy! It was lovely and cozy in the tent!Oh... Where's Daddy?Daddy Pig has gone!Poor Daddy Pig. He must have been cold and wet.And now where is he?What's that sound?It sounds like snoring!Daddy Pig!What?Daddy, you're safe!Of course I'm safe!I'm an expert at camping!I slept in the car.Silly Daddy!I Iove camping!9 Gardening!Peppa and George are playing atGranny Pig and Grandpa Pig's house.Grandpa! Catch! Catch!What's this? Dine-SaW! Grrrrr! A dinosaur!Grandpa, What are you doing?I'm planting these seeds.Seeds? What do seeds do?Seeds groW into plants.I just make a Iittle hole and put the seed in.Then I cover it with earth and water it.Everything in my garden grows from tiny seeds like these. Even the big apple tree?Oh! Yes!This tiny seed... wiII grow into a little apple tree, like this. Oooh.And that Iittle apple tree will growinto a big appIe tree like this.Ouch! Mmmm !And inside this apple are more seeds.To make more apple trees! ExactIy!Grandpa! Grandpa!I lant to plant a seed!Would you like to planta stralberry seed?Yes, please!This seed will grow into a lovely strawberry plant.First, make a Iittle hole. Then I put the seed inand cover it with earth.Shall I water it for you?No! No! I want to water it.Good! Now we wait for it to grow.Peppa and George are waiting for the seed to grow.It's not doing anything!You wiII have to be patient, Peppa.It Will take a long time to grow.Peppa! George!It's time to go home.But we're waiting for my strawberry plant to grow!I wanted strawberries for teas.Don't worry, Peppa. Next time you come,the seed wiII have grown into a plant.And We wiII have strawberries!Yes.Come on, Peppa.Bye bye, Grandpa.Bye bye, strawberry.Grandpa Pig looks after Peppa's strawberry plant.After many days, Grandpa Pig finds a tiny plant growWing. Day by day, the plant grows bigger and bigger.Then one day, Grandpa Pig finds something very special. Strawberries!Grandpa! We're back!Peppa and George have come to play again.Grandpa! Grandpa!Did my plant grow?Yes! Look!Oooo! Strawberries!Thank you, Grandpa!Grandpa, can We plant something eIse?Yes! Now, it's George's turn to choose.Yes! You choose, George.Choose... a carrot!Grandpa, I think George wants to grow a carrot. George, WouId you like to grow a carrot?No!What Would you Iike to grow?George has thought of something he wants to grow. Dine-Saw!George Wants to grow a dinosaur tree!SiIIy George!Dinosaurs don't grow on trees.Dine-saW. Grrrrr....I'm Peppa Pig.This is my Iittle brother, George.10 bicyclesIt is a loveIy, sunny day, and Peppa and George are riding their bicycles.That's a fine pumpkin, Daddy Pig!Daddy Pig is very proud of his pumpkin.Pumpkins are the onIy thing I can grow.ProbabIy because I Iove pumpkin pie!Come on, George.Danny, Suzy, Rebecca!Peppa and her friends, Danny Dog, Suzy Sheep and Rebecca Rabbit,are riding their bicycles.George is riding his tricycIe.He's going so sIowly.Let's race to Daddy Pig's pumpkin.If We race to Daddy's Pumpkin,We have to be very careful not to bump into it.Daddy Would be very sad if the pumpkin got broken. Don't Worry, Peppa..Race you!Peppa and her friends are racing to Daddy Pig's pumpkin! Hey! Watch out for my pumpkin!!Hurray!Peppa! Look out!Daddy's PumpkinSorry, Daddy!Look at George!He's going so slowIy!George is still riding a baby bike!Yours is a baby bike, too, Peppa!You've still got stabilizers!I can ride without my stabilizers.Me, too.And me.Let's ride up the hill again!Are you coming, Peppa?No, I think I'll stay here.See you later!Bye!Peppa wishes she did not have stabilizers on her bicycle. Daddy, I don't want stabilizers anymore.Do you think you can ride without them? Yes.AIright, Peppa. Let's take them off.Daddy Pig is taking the stabilizers off Peppa's bicycle. Are you sure you want to ride without stabilizers?Yes!You've never done it before.I can do it. I can! I can! Arrgh!It's not funny!Riding without stabilizers is not easy.WouId you like some help, Peppa?Yes, pIease, Daddy.Alright. Ready... Steady... GO!Don't Iet go, Daddy!Don't worry. I've got you.You're doing really well, Peppa.HoId on, Daddy!Just keep peddling.Peppa is riding on her own,Without stabilizers!Daddy! You let go!You've been cycling on your own for ages. Have I?You're really very good at it! Am I?Oh, I can do it! Look at me!Look at me! I can ride my bike properly.Danny! Suzy! Rebecca! Look!I don't need my stabilizers anymore! Look at me! Hurray! Race you to Daddy's pumpkin! Wheeeee!Peppa, look out my pumpkin!I'm going to win!Peppa isn't lookingWhere she is going!Wahhhh! Oops!Oh, dear, Peppa has squashedDaddy Pig's pumpkin!Sorry I squashed your pumpkin, Daddy.Never mind the pumpkin.The important thing is that you are okay.In future, you really must look where you are going.I promise I will, Daddy.Good. Anyway, now the pumpkin is broken,I can make it into pumpkin pie!I Iove pumpkin pie!And because Daddy Pig's pumpkin is so big,there wiII be enough pumpkin pie for everyone! Hurray!11 The New CarThe New Car!Today, Peppa and her familyare going for a drivein their red car.Shall we have the roof down?Yes, please!Peppa and George love their car.Is everybody ready?Ready!Then let's go!I love our car!And our car loves us, too!Don't you?Oh, dear, the car does notsound very well.Hmm!What's wrong, Daddy?Hmmm! Er... I don't know.Let's take it toGranddad Dog's Garage.He can fix it.That's a good idea, Mummy Pig.Woof!。

2021-2022年高二英语3月月考试题a考试时间：90分钟注意事项：1.答题前，考生先将自己的姓名，准考证号码填写清楚，将条形码准确粘贴在条形码区域内。

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4.保持卡面清洁，不要折叠、不要弄破、弄皱，不准用涂改液、修正带、刮纸刀。

第 I 卷阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

Ammie Reddick from East Kilbride, Lanarkshire, was only 18 months old when she had the accident that had scarred(留下创伤) her for life. The curious child reached up to grab the wire of a hot kettle in the family kitchen and poured boiling water over her tiny infant frame.Her mother Ruby turned round and, seeing Ammie horribly burnt, called an ambulance which rushed her daughter to a nearby hospital. Twenty percent of Ammie’s body had been burned and all of her bur ns were third-degree. There, using tissue(组织) taken from unburned areas of Ammie’s body, doctors performed plex skin transplants(移植) to close her wounds and control her injuries, an operation that took about six hours. Over the next 16 years, Ammie underwent 12 more operations to repair her body.When she started school at Maxwelton Primary at age 4, other pupils made cruel ments or simply wouldn’t play with her. “I was the only burned child in the street, the class and the school,” she recalled, “some chil dren refused to bee friends because of that.”Today, aged 17, Ammie can only ever remember being a burned person with scars; pain is a permanent part of her body. She still has to have two further skin transplants. Yet she is a confident, outgoing teenager who offers inspiration and hope to other young burns victims.She is a member of the Scottish Burned Children’s Club, a charity set up last year. This month, Ammie will be joining the younger children at the Graffham Water Center in Cambridge shire for th e charity’s first summer camp. “I’llshow them how to get rid of unkind stares from others.” she says. Ammie loves wearing fashionable sleeveless tops, and she plans to show the youngsters at the summer camp that they can too. “I do not go to great lengths to hide my burns scars,” she says, “I gave up wondering how other people would react years ago.”1. What did other children do when Ammie first went to school?A．They were friendly to her. B．They showed sympathy to her. C．They were afraid of her. D．They looked down upon her.2. Ammie will teach the younger children at the Graffham Water Center to___________.A．face others’ unkindness bravely B．hide their scars by proper dressingC．live a normal life D．recover quickly3. What can be the best title of the passage?A．A Seriously Burned Girl Survives B．Ways to Get Rid of Unkind StaresC．Permanent Scars and Pain for a Girl D．A Seriously Burned Angel of HopeB.A survey revealed the average Asian dad spent one minute a day with his children. I was shocked. I mean, a whole minute? Every day? Get real. Once a week maybe. The fact is, many Asian males are terrible at kid-related things. Actually, I am one of them.Child-rearing(养育) doesn’t e naturally to guys. My mother knew the names of our teachers, best friends and crushes. My dad was only vaguely aware there were short people sharing the apartment. My mother bought healthy fresh food at the market every day. My dad would only go shopping when there was nothing in the fridge except a jar of capers and a bay leaf. Then he’d buy beer. My mother always knew the right questions to ask our teachers. My dad would ask my English teacher if she could get us a discount on school fees. My mother served kid food to kids. My dad added chili sauce to everything, including our baby food.The truth is, mothers have superpowers. My son fell off a wall once and hurt himself all over. I demanded someone bring me a puter so I could google what to d o. My wife ignored me and did some sort of chanting phrase such as “Mummy kiss it better,” and cured 17 separate injuries in less than 15 seconds.Yes, mothers are incredible people, but they are not always right. Yet honesty forces me to record the fact that mothers only know best 99.99 per cent of the time. Here are some famous slip-ups.The mother of Bill Gates: “If you’re going to drop out of college and hang out with your nerdy friends, don’t e running to me when you find yourself penniless. ” The mo ther of Albert Einstein: “When you grow up, you’ll find that sitting around thinking about the nature of time and space won’t pay the grocery bills.” The mother of George W. Bush: “You’ll never be like your dad, who became President of the United States an d started his own war.”4. The tone for the writer to write the passage is __________ .A. cruelB. disapprovingC. humorousD. critical5. In Paragraph 2 the writer makes a parison between mothers and fathers to prove that __________ .A. females love kids more than malesB. males are not good at child-rearingC. child-rearing is difficult both for females and malesD. my dad is not interested in child-rearing6. What does the underlined word “slip-ups” in P aragraph 4 probably mean?A. Stories.B. Shortings.C. Disadvantages.D. Mistakes.7. The last paragraph is mainly developed by __________ .A. providing different examplesB. following the order of spaceC. making parisonsD. analyzing causesC.If you never read the classic F．Scott Fitzgerald's novel The Great Gatsby，now is your chance to catch up—by watching the latest film adaptation. Because if there's one sentence to sum up the film，it would be，as Fox News says in its review，“It's just like the book.”Director Baz Luhrmann's main challenge was “either to find a visual equivalent(相等物)for Fitzgerald's elegant essay—the open secret of the book's staying power—or to bend the material to his own exotic(异国的)strengths，”a Time magazine review says. He tries it both ways，with varying degrees of success.Considered to be Fitzgerald's representative work，The Great Gatsby explores themes of idealism，resistance to change，social change，and excess，creating a portrait of the Jazz Age or the Roaring Twenties that has been described asa cautionary tale regarding the American Dream.Nick，the narrator，moves to New York for the summer to visit his cousin Daisy. His next­door neighbor is Jay Gatsby(Leonardo DiCaprio)，who rarely contacts with others and is rumored to be a hero of the Great War. Gatsby claims to have attended Oxford University，but the evidence is suspect. As Nick learns more about Gatsby，every detail about him seems questionable，except his love for Daisy. Though Daisy is married，Gatsby still adores her as his “golden girl”．They first met when she was a young lady from a wealthy family and he was a working­class military officer. Daisy promised to wait for his return from the war. However，she married Tom，a classmate of Nick's. Having obtained a great fortune，Gatsby sets out to win her back again.“All of Fitzgerald's original creation finds its way into this film，even going as far to include quite a bit of the original dialogue，” US film critic Justin Taroli writes in his review. “The cast is beautiful as is the script，and the scenes are a visual feast，” Taroli adds.Di Caprio does a good and professional job as the socialite by recreating Fitzgerald's description of Gatsby's charm. “He can look at someone f or an instant and understand how，perfectly，he or she wants to be seen，” David Denby，a film critic for The New Yorker，says in his review.The use of music is almost reason enough to see the film. “Luhrmann is athis best mixing visual and musical styles together to create something wholly original，” the Fox News review said.For example，in one of the most outstanding scenes in the film，the first party scene，Nick walks quickly from one party guest to another party guest tryingto explain all the gossip about Gatsby until he is finally introduced to theman himself，while the most stirring version of Rhapsody in Blue(posed by American musician George Gershwin in 1924)is played in the background.8．What did Baz Luhrmann do to make the film a success?A．He adapted the story in the novel as he wished.B．He made the film more powerful than the book.C．He mixed his style with the elegance of the essay.D．He showed the elegance of the pictures in the film.9．What is Taroli's attitude towards the film?A．Favorable. B．Sceptical（怀疑的）. C．Amazed. D．Unconcerned.10．What are the characteristics of Gatsby?A．Faithful and warm­hearted. B．Charming and professional. C．Selfish and stubborn. D．Mysterious and devoted.11．Why does the author give the example of the first party scene in the last paragraph?A．To unfold the fact that Nick wants to know more about Gatsby.B．To show the version of Rhapsody in Blue matches the film well.C．To prove that the director is good at bining visual and music.D．To convince us that the first scene is perfectly shot by the director.D.Dear Dad，Today I was at the shopping mall and I spent a lot of time reading the Father's Day cards.They all had a special message that in some way or another reflected how I feel about you.Yet as I selected and read，it occurred to me that not a single card said what I really want to say to you.You'll soon be 84 years old，Dad，and you and I will have had 55 Father's Days together. I haven't always been with you on Father's Day but I've always been with you in my heart.You know，Dad，there was a time when we were separated by the generation gap.You stood on one side of the Great Divide and I on the other.The Father­Daughter Duel shifted into high gear(档位)when you taught me to drive the old Dodge and I decided I would drive the '54 Chevy whether you liked it or not. The police officer who sent me home，after you reported the Chevy stolen，didn't have much tolerance for a stubborn 16­year­old，while you were so tolerant about it，Dad，and I think that was probably what made it the worst night of my life.Our relationship greatly improved when I married a man you liked，and things really turned around when we began making babies right and left. Somewhere along the line，the generation gap disappeared. I suppose I saw us and our relationship as aging together，rather like a fine wine.But the strangest thing happened last week. I was at a stop sign and I watched as you turned the corner in your car. It didn't immediately occur to me that it was you because the man driving looked so elderly and fragile behind the wheel of that huge car. It was rather like a slap in the face delivered from out of nowhere. Perhaps I saw your age for the first time that day.I guess what I'm trying to say，Dad，is what every son and daughter wants to say to their Dad today. Honoring a father on Father's Day is about respectand sharing and acceptance and tolerance and giving and taking. It's about loving someone more than words can say，and it's wishing that never had to end.I love you，Dad.Love，Jenny12．From the 4th paragraph we know that the writer was sent home by the police officer because ______.A．she was driving a wrong car B．she was believed to be the “thief”C．she lost her way while driving D．she annoyed the police officer with her rudeness13.．We can learn from the passage that Jenny and her father______．A．kept in touch by writing each other B．are separated due to the generation gapC．have been getting along very well D．had a hard time understanding each other14．Why did Jenny feel strange when she saw her father last week?A．She seldom saw him driving that huge car. B．She had never realized hisbeing old and weak.C．She didn't expect to meet with him there. D．She had never seen him driving so slowly before.15．Jenny wrote this letter to her father to________．A．tell him about their conflicts B．say sorry for her being stubbornC．express her gratitude to him D．remind him of the early incident 第二节（共5小题；每小题 2 分，满分 10 分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。

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《老友记》-口语积累-第四季第十二集
原剧摘录，非常地道的日常英语口语表达。

back off：滚远一点
原句：You're really not a morning person. Just back off! 你清晨的火气还真大。

滚远一点get rid of（animals）：放生
原句：You guys, you really should get rid of those animals.
old-lady：大妈
原句：And that means she's wearing her old-lady underpants.
even numbers：偶数
原句：You can only eat Tic Tacs in even numbers.
half-eaten：吃了一半的
原句：You'll find a half-eaten box of cookies in there.
challenge accepted：接受挑战
challenge extended：挑战升级
cough it up：痛快点
Cause I'll do this as many times as it takes to get it right：我会一直坚持做到成功为止
life-altering：改变生活
原句：It's such a huge, life-altering thing. 这件事非同小可足以改变她的生活。