英语听写训练,适合初一,二年级

1.KidJ13 Fill in blanks:

Vocabulary: generator_________________, electricity__________,

motion______________________, blade__________________

machine___________________, liquid___________________

Steam ____________________, dam ___________________

Where We Get ENERGY

We use energy for many of the things we do. Energy __________ and cools our homes, schools, and workplaces. Energy runs lights, _______________, and machines. Energy moves cars, trucks, planes and _______________. You need energy to walk, run and plan. You need it to think and sleep. Where does____________ come from?

Energy from Food

You get energy by eating plants and animals. The animals you eat get __________ from plants that eat. Green plants ______________ energy. They take energy from ___________ and store it as food.

Energy from Gasoline

Cars, ___________, planes, and trains get energy from gasoline. ______________ comes from oil. Oil is a liquid that lies deep _________________. Wells pumps oil from under the ground. Factories turn the oil into ____________.

Electricity

Electricity is a type of energy. We use ________________ to run many things. How do we get electricity?

Making Electricity

We use generators to make most of our electricity. A generator turns motion into _____________. It takes energy to make ______. Where does this energy come from?

Energy from Oil and Coal

Much of the energy used to make __________ comes from oil and coal. Like oil, coal comes from __________ underground. Power plants burn oil and coal to ____________ water. Heat from oil and coal changes water into steam. The steam turns large blades inside a ______________. The generator changes this motion into electricity.

Energy from wind

Some electricity comes from ___________. The wind turns the large blades of a generator. The generator turns the ___________ into electricity.

Energy from Water

Some ____________ comes from flowing water. People build dams in rivers. The water ________ through large tubes in the dam. It turns the blades of a generator.

Energy from the Earth

In some places, steam comes out of cracks in the earth. Hot rocks underground change water into steam. The ________ can turn the blades of a generator.

Energy from the Sun

Plants can turn__________________ into food. People can turn the sun’s

energy into electricity. Solar panels can _______________ electricity. Solar panels make this car ________. People can turn the sun’s energy into ____________. Solar panels make this car move.

Saving Energy

Each year there are __________________ people on Earth. Those _________ use more and more energy. Today, we get most of our energy from ________, oil, and natural gas. Someday there may be no coal or oil _______. It is important not to waste energy. We need to ________ coal and oil. It is also important to use energy from things that do not get used up. Wind, water, sunlight, and steam from the ground do not get used up.

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Where We Get ENERGY

We use energy for many of the things we do. Energy heats and cools our homes, schools, and workplaces. Energy runs lights, computers, and machines. Energy moves cars, trucks, planes and trains. You need energy to walk, run and plan. You need it to think and sleep. Where does energy come from?

Energy from Food

You get energy by eating plants and animals. The animals you eat get energy from plants that eat. Green plants make their own energy. They take energy from sunlight and store it as food.

Energy from Gasoline

Cars, trucks, planes, and trains get energy from gasoline. Gasoline comes from oil. Oil is a liquid that lies deep underground. Wells pumps oil from under the ground. Factories turn the oil into gasoline.

Electricity

Electricity is a type of energy. We use electricity to run many things. How do we get electricity?

Making Electricity

We use generators to make most of our electricity. A generator turns motion into electricity. It takes energy to make motion. Where does this energy come from?

Energy from Oil and Coal

Much of the energy used to make electricity comes from oil and coal. Like oil,

coal comes from deep underground. Power plants burn oil and coal to heat water. Heat from oil and coal changes water into steam. The steam turns large blades inside a generator. The generator changes this motion into electricity. Energy from Wind

Some electricity comes from wind. The wind turns the large blades of a generator. The generator turns the motion into electricity.

Energy from Water

Some electricity comes from lowing water. People build dams in rivers. The water runs through large tubes in the dam. It turns the blades of a generator. Energy from the Earth

In some places, steam comes out of cracks in the earth. Hot rocks underground change water into steam. The steam can turn the blades of a generator. Energy from the Sun

Plants can turn the sun’s energy into food. People can turn the sun’s energy into electricity. Solar panels can turn sunlight into electricity. Solar panels make this car move. People can turn the sun’s energy into electricity. Solar panels can turn sunlight into electricity. Solar panels make this car move.

Saving Energy

Each year there are more and more people on Earth. Those people use more and more energy. Today, we get most of our energy from coal, oil, and natural gas. Someday there may be no coal or oil left. It is important not to waste energy. We need to save coal and oil. It is also important to use energy from things that do not get used up. Wind, water, sunlight, and steam from the

ground do not get used up.

2.KidJ11 Rosa Park

On the Bus

Marissa and her mother were __________________. They were on their way to Grandma’s house. They had to sit in the back seats. Marissa didn’t like __________________. There was a law that black people had to sit ________________ the bus. Mom said it was ___________. Some white people came on the bus. So some of the black people stood up and ___________ them their seats. That was another part of the_____________. Refusing to Stand

But one black woman didn’t stand up. Her name was Rosa Parks. She didn’t want to __________________. The driver told Rosa she had to move but she said, “no”. Then the driver called the police! The police came and _________ Rosa Parks. Marrisa was very confused. Why didn’t Rosa Parks get up? Everybody ________________, even if it wasn’t fair.

Taking Steps

When other people ____________ what happened to Rosa, they ______________________. They decided to stop riding the city buses! Marissa asked her mom why they had to walk. Mom said people stopped riding the buses to show that __________________. For a long time they walked everywhere. Marrissa’s legs were ______________________. Still, they didn’t ride the bus.

Making a Difference

Finally, an __________ thing happened. The law ________________! Marrissa and her mom could now sit at the front of the bus. Marrisa learned that one person could _______________________. She learned people could join together to change things. Today people of all colors in the United States have the same rights. It all _______________ one woman saying no to something that was _____.

2. Keys to On the Bus

Marissa and her mother were riding the bus. They were on their way to Grandma’s house. They had to sit in the back seats. Marissa didn’t like the back seats. There was a law that black people had to sit at the back of the bus. Mom said it was unfair. Some white people came on the bus. So some of the black people stood up and gave them their seats. That was another part of the law. Refusing to Stand

But one black woman didn’t stand up. Her name was Rosa Parks. She didn’t want to move from her seat. The driver told Rosa she had to move but she said, “no”. Then the driver called the police! The police came and arrested Rosa Parks. Marrisa was very confused. Why didn’t Rosa Parks get up? Everybody knew the law, even if it wasn’t fair.

Taking Steps

When other people heard what happened to Rosa, they got very upset. They decided to stop riding the city buses! Marissa asked her mom why they had to walk. Mom said people stopped riding the buses to show that the law was unfair. For a long time they walked everywhere. Marissa’s legs were sometimes

very tired. Still, they didn’t ride the bus.

背诵Making a Difference

Finally, an amazing thing happened. The law was changed! Marrissa and her mom could now sit at the front of the bus. Marrisa learned that one person could make a difference. She learned people could join together to change things. Today people of all colors in the United States have the same rights. It all started with one woman saying no to something that was unfair.