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高三英语阅读理解训练

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Wet Chalk Painting Grades: K -4th

Lesson Plan Objectives: Development of fine motor skills(

协调性

)and creatively expressing the

child’s ideas and thoughts by a new medium.

Materials Needed: Colored chalk, water, drawing paper, sponge, and newspapers.

Lesson Procedure: Dip the colored chalk into water and draw on the paper. Another way is to

put the drawing paper on newspapers, dampen it with a wet sponge, and then draw.

Submitted by: Jack

Sidewalk Drawing Grades: K -5th

Lesson Plan Objectives: Development of the creative process by doing artistic drawings in a new

way and development of fine and gross motor skills(

全身协调性

).

Materials Needed: Sidewalk or outdoor chalk and lots of sidewalk.

Lesson Procedure: Give the children the chalk and let them draw whatever they choose on the

sidewalk. You may also consider using this in teaching some other lessons(i. e. science).

Submitted by: Peter

Rose-Colored Lorgnette Grades: Any

Materials Needed: Half an egg carton(

包装盒

)

，

sci ssors, glue, colored paper, scotch tape(

通明胶

带

), and a seven inch stick.

Lesson Plan Objectives: Child will construct an object that allows them to view the world in a

variety of colors and will learn why certain objects in their colored environment look the way they

do when certain colors are mixed.

Lesson

Procedure:

Cut

windows

in

the

bumps

of

half

an

egg

carton.

Glue

circles

of

colored

cellophane over the windows with rubber cement. Tape on a stick for a holder.

Submitted by: Jennifer

1. Which art lesson plan is presented by Jennifer?

A. Wet Chalk Painting.

B. Sidewalk Drawing.

C. Rose -Colored Lorgnette.

D. Rainbow Fan.

2. What common material does Wet Chalk Painting and Sidewalk Drawing require?

A. Scissors.

B. Chalk.

C. Stick.

D. Sponge.

3. Rose -Colored Lorgnette is aimed at_______.

A. encouraging the child to paint at will

B. developing

the child’s motor skills

C. expressing the child’s ideas and thoughts

D. bettering the child’s understanding of colors

B

With three million residents, the Ajegunle district in Lagos, Nigeria is one of the country’s most

densely populated slums(

贫民区

). Its residents struggle to obtain clean water and sanitation(

卫生设

备

), resulting in rubbish that litters the streets. Access to education is also an issue for many families,

and they are unable to afford the fees to send their children to school. But with the help of a new

grassroots project, these problems are being settled all at once. Known as the Recycle Pay project,

plastic waste acts as money to allow parents to pay a portion of their kid’s school fees.

The organizations, African Clean Up Initiative and WeCyclers, created the Recycle Pay project

and partnered with the Morit International School in Ajegunle to make it happen. They’ve made it

easy for parents to take advantage of this project. They simply need to bring a bag of plastic waste to

a fixed spot and have it weighed. The weight is then translated into a value of money and deducted

(

扣除

) from the fees owed to the school. It’s a positive outcome for everyone—

the environment is a

little bit cleaner and there’s less financial hardship on the family.

Parents

are

thrilled

with

the

arrangement

as

it

ensures

that

their

children

can

continue

their

education.

“I

struggle

to

pay

for

school

fees,

sometimes

I

pay

half

the

price

and

later

pay

the

remaining balance,” explains parent Sherifat Okunowo to the BBC. “But

with the introduction of this

project, the plastic has made it easy for me to pay school fees.”

The school’s principal says,

“It

has

really reduced the burden on parents,” he says.

“We now

collect fees faster

—

the school wins, the children win, the parents

win, everybody wins.”

living situation in this area is bad except__________.

A. it is hard to collect plastic rubbish

B. it is hard to get a healthy environment

C. it is difficult to have clean water

D. it is difficult to have complete education

5. What should parents do now to send their children to school?

A. Sell the plastic rubbish to get money.

B. Take a bag of plastic rubbish to a fixed place.

C. Pay all the school fees by selling plastic waste.

D. Ask their children to take a bag of waste to school.

6. What advantage does the project give to the area?

A. The locals can get clean water.

B. The environment can become tidy.

C. People can earn some extra money.

D. The school can get enough plastic.

7. What can we infer

from the principal’s words?

A. The project is worth supporting.

B. The students can hand in their fees on time.

C. The school needs money to go on running.

D. The school will win more matches in the future.

C

From an extremely rare “pale tiger” to al

l-white orca whales spotted in the Pacific Ocean, more

and

more

albino(

白化的

)

animals

are

being

discovered

around

the

world.

In

Wolong

National

Reserve

in

southwest

China,

a

motion-activated

camera

recently

snapped

the

first

photo

of

an

extraordinarily rare, all-white albino panda.

The photo, taken in April 2019, shows the unusual bear wandering through the 680-acre bamboo

forest at an altitude of 6,500 feet(2,000 meters). With its distinctive white fur, the giant panda looks

like a polar bear who has got lost

—but it’s perfectly at home in the humid environment. As well as

white

fur

and

claws,

the

photo

reveals

it

also

has

red

eyes,

indicating

that

it

is

an

animal

with

albinism

—

a rare genetic mutation(

变异

) that results in a loss of pigmentation(

色素

) of the skin, eyes,

and hair. As the image is blurred, scientists could not determine the panda’s sex, but they guess that

it’s somewhere between one and two years old.

A lack of protective pigment in people and animals with albinism can make them more sensitive

to sunlight, resulting in potential eye damage and skin defects. However, since this particular panda

is sheltered by the bamboo forest , its condition is unlikely to affect its quality of life. Li Sheng, a

specialist in bears says, “The panda looked strong a

nd its steps were steady, a sign that the genetic

mutation may not have quite affected its life.”

Giant pandas are currently listed as endangered, with less than 1,000 adults existing in the wild.

This shows just how rare this white panda really is, and it could very well be the only one in the

world.

However,

albinism

is

genetic

condition,

so

we

might

see

some

more

of

these

white

forest