M6-U3-Reading-阅读材料中英文对照版
M6_U2__Reading_阅读材料中英文对照版
M6 U2 Reading 阅读材料中英文对照版We're talking about happiness today. To some, happiness is beingsurrounded by family and friends. To others, happiness means achieving success in something, such as meeting a goal. To those who have beeninjured or struggle with a physical disability, happiness can simply mean a day without suffering, or just being alive.Our guest today is Dr Brain, who has written several books about happinessand the things people do to keep themselves happy. Dr Brain, thank you forjoining us today,Thank you for inviting me. Today, I'm going to talk about how to findhappiness.I understand that you often use the example of the gymnast Sang Lan toshow how people can find happiness even during times of a personal catastrophe.Yes, Sang Lan is a very good example of someone who is happy with her life,even when people expect her to be sad. Before her accident, we knew her as a young girl who was happy and successful in her sport. While she wasinjured and in hospital, she amazed the world by the way she remained cheerful. Now, she finds happiness through reaching much smaller goals,and through the love of the people around her.Well, in case some of our viewers don't know her story, can you tell us alittle bit about Sang Lan and who she is?Of course. Sang Lan was born in Ningbo, China in 1981, and began learninggymnastics when she was only six years old. By the time she competed in the gymnastics tournament at the New York Goodwill Games, she had been a junior gymnast for eleven years. Sang Lan's best event was always thevault. She started winning competitions in 1991 and kept working hard. Herteammates described her as energetic, happy and hard-working.Even though her training meant that she had to live apart from her parents,she was happy to devote herself to gymnastics. Sang Lan knew that in thoseyears, she was working towards something special, and she was making herparents proud. In 1998, a small accident during one of her practice vaultsat the Goodwill Games could have cost her her future happiness. A coachchanged the way the equipment was set up, but Sang Lan was not aware of the change until it was too late. She hit her head, and then fell to the gymnastics mat with a broken neck. She was rushed to a top hospital inNew York. Specialists from many parts of the world said that because of her severe injuries, she would never walk again.That must have been difficult for her. She must have been very sad.No, that is why her story is so special. Everyone who saw her, from nursesto famous visitors like Leonardo DiCaprio from the film Titanic, who wentto see her in the hospital to cheer her up, all said she was in good spirits.Sang Lan knew that for many people the secret to happiness is to have appreciation for the goodthings in life, and to focus on goals. Instead of crying about what she had lost and feeling hopeless, Sang Lan thoughtabout what she could do to get better. Her teammates were competingwhile she was in hospital. When they visited her and told her about theirsuccesses, she was happy for them. When the doctors told her that shewould never again be a gymnast, she was able to overcome her sorrow by being proud of the things she had accomplished. She felt thankful to bealive and lucky to have the rest of her life to learn new things.That is really amazing, Dr Brain. How old was she when this happened?She was only seventeen years old.And how has Sang Lan adapted to her new life?Very well. She went back to China, and graduated from Peking Universityin 2007 with a degree in broadcasting. She also hosted a sports programmeabout the 2008 Beijing Olympics, and continues to be a popular figure on TV. However, her primary goal is to advocate better treatment for disabled people. She says that she likes to be optimistic. She also believes thatkeeping busy helps her stay positive.I hope all of our viewers have been inspired by Sang Lan! I think her courage is admirable. I know I will think about how she rebuilt her life whenever my life feels unbearable.寻求幸福主持人：我们今天来谈论幸福这个话题。
M5-M6课文翻译
M5 U1 Reading 秘密和谎言亲爱的安妮：我觉得我的朋友汉娜背叛了我。
从小学起我俩就是最好的朋友，几乎每天都在一起。
因为我们成绩好，喜爱学习，其他同学有时会说我俩没趣，但我们喜欢那样。
我们都很用功，成绩在学校一直很优秀。
星期一那天，我们搞了一次突袭性的数学小测验。
我以为它非常简单，一点也不担心考试成绩。
小测验之后，我说起话来听上去一定洋洋自得，说它实在太简单了，我肯定能取得好成绩。
第二天下课后，我的数学老师却告诉我，我得了全班最低分！我感到非常羞愧，这么简单的小测验没能及格，我真是笨极了！后来，我假装很开心，但汉娜还是觉察到哪儿有点不对劲。
午餐前，我们一起去女子洗手间时，我承认考得有多么糟糕。
我求她不要告诉任何人，她说她会替我保守秘密。
但是第二天，当我走进数学课教室时，我就注意到同学们在盯着我看。
当我坐下时，我惊讶地发现桌子上有一张纸，上面写着：“笨蛋萨拉得了D等！”我难过得想哭。
我想汉娜一定是在答应过我不会告诉任何人之后将我的成绩告诉了同学们。
大家一定都在背后嘲笑我！我非常生气，径直走到汉纳跟前，告诉她我们不再是朋友了，因为她不能信守诺言。
她很不安，发誓说她没有告诉任何人。
但是，能看到成绩的人只有老师和学生自己。
她说一定是有人在洗手间偷听我们的谈话，但我不相信她的解释。
我想我永远也不会真正地原谅她。
现在，我失去了我最好的朋友。
我该怎么办呢你真诚的，萨拉陷入困境的友谊亲爱的安妮：我叫安德鲁。
我17岁，碰到了一个难题。
我最好的朋友马修已经停止跟我说话了。
我们从小就是好朋友，一起在学校足球队踢球。
上个星期，我们与另一所学校的球队有一场非常重要的比赛。
那支球队很棒，我们必须集中精力。
我下决心一定要赢得比赛，但马修踢得很糟糕。
他跟不上比赛的节奏。
由于他的漫不经心，我们输了球赛。
后来，我非常生他的气，并告诉他说我觉得他没有尽全力。
他也被惹火了，说如果他的球技不如我那可不是他的错，还说我不该以这种方式和他说话。
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M6U3 Reading 单词讲解
ThailandA country of southeast Asia on the Gulf of Thailand, an arm of the South China Sea. A Thai state was first established in the region in the mid-14th century. Bangkok is the capital and the largest city. Population, 49,515,074.泰国，暹罗：位于泰国湾的一个东南亚国家，中国南海的一个港湾。
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greet a joke with laughter对笑报以笑声His speech was greeted with cheers.他的演说得到热烈的喝彩。
When we reached the top of the hill, a magnificent view of the sea greeted us.当我们抵达山顶时, 一片壮丽的海景映入眼帘。
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In Brunei, at wedding receptions, men and women have to sit in separate areas—the men with the (6)___________ and the women with (7)____ .Food, bridegroom bride soft drinks, tea and coffee are served, but alcohol is not permitted . In Brunei, people use thumb to point. It’s funny to watch a foreigner trying to (8)_____ _____ doing that. adjust to And people have to take off their shoes before entering someone’s house. Many foreigners have trouble (9)_______ accustomed ____ it. getting ___________ to In the UK, people have a festival—Bonfire Night, but Americans are not familiar with it. During the festival , there are large fires and fireworks. There are parties and people eat(10) ____ dogs and other food hot ____ cooked over the fire.
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高中英语 课文中英文对照M6 外研版必修3
高二英语课文中英文对照:M6 Old and New（外研版必修3）Old and New古今鉴Now answer the questions before reading the passage.阅读文章之前，现在先回答下列问题。
Mao Zedong wrote a poem in which he dreamed of “walls of stone …” Did Mao Zedong actually see the walls of stone? 毛泽东写过一首词，在词中，他想象了“更立西江石壁……”，毛泽东真的看到石壁了吗？ The power of the Yangtze River has been harnessed by the Three Gorges Dam. Does this mean that the power can be used or not?三峡大坝利用了长江水的动力。
这意味着这个水力可以利用还是不可以利用？ Sun Yat-sen first suggested the idea in 1919. Did Sun Yat-sen think of the idea himself or hear it from someone else?在1919年，孙中山首次提出这个想法。
这个想法是孙中山自己想出来的还是在别人那里听说的？ About 800 historical relics have been submerged. Is it possible to see the relics now that they have been submerged?大约有800个历史遗迹被水淹没。
既然被水淹没了，那么现在还有可能看到这些历史遗物吗？ The Three Gorges Dam三峡大坝“Walls of stone to hold back clouds and rain”“更立西江石壁，截断巫山云雨” Mao Zedong wrote a poem in which he dreamed of “Walls of stone to hold back clouds and rain till a smooth lake rises in the narrow gorges”. 毛泽东写过一首词，在词中，他想象了“更立西江石壁，截断巫山云雨，高峡出平湖”的壮丽景观。
Book 6_U3 reading1
M6U3 Unit 3 Understanding each other Period One Welcome to the unit & Reading (一)T eaching & Learning aims:After learning this part, the students will be able to:1.have a general understanding of a different way of greeting each other bypeople from different countries;2.know some different customs that are different in different parts of theworld;3.express their opinions about the possible problems that may be caused bythe differences;4.learn some new words and phrases and language points.Teaching procedures:Step 1 Lead inLook at the Quiz on the screen please, let’s know more about cultural differences in different countries.1．In Western countries, it’s unusual to give tips.2．Westerners tend to avoid using13.3．Nodding your head up and down always means yes.4．Usually, one should never give a clock as a gift in China.5．Never point to anything with your foot in V ietnam (越南).6．Y ou can pass something to an older person with one hand in Korea.7．In Canada, it’s OK to arrive early if you are invited to someone’s house? Step 2 PresentationLook at the pictures on the screen.In which countries do people greet each other in the way like the people in each picture do? Match the ways of greeting with the countries?Country/Area Ways of greetingHolland putting their hands together and bowing slightly Thailand kissing each other on one cheek and then the otherThe USA greeting each other by touching nosesSouth America hugging each otherThe Middle East shaking hands with each otherJapan bowing to each otherStep 3Reading1. Read a passage and know more about the different greeting ways.The way that people greet each other differs from one country to another, but all greetings are meant to show friendship and respect. In Japan, whether meeting someone for the first time or seeing an old friend, people usually greet each other with a bow. In Thailand, the custom is to put one’s hands together at the chest or in front of the face, with the head bowed. In Latin countries, women often greet each other with an embrace, putting their cheeks together while exchanging greetings. In France, the way to greet friends is with a kiss on both cheeks. But possibly the most unusual way to greet a friend is the one used by Eskimos in Alaska—an enthusiastic rubbing of noses! More and more, however, the hand—shake is becoming the most popular greeting around the world. The handshake got its start in the Middle Ages, when all strangers were seen as possible enemies. When two men who didn’t know each other met on a road, they immediately pulled out their weapons. When they were satisfied that the other person was not an enemy, they would put their weapons away and hold out their hands in a gesture of friendship. While they were talking, they often maintained the handshake until they were sure they could trust the other person. V ariations of the handshake have developed over the years. In European countries, the handshake has become so popular that it is used almost every time people get together—sometimes several times a day with the same person. In Europe, people take each other’s hands gently and don’t move them as much as in other parts of the world. In Arabic countries, men usually don’t release the handshake until many greetings have been exchanged. In the United States, the handshake is used when meeting people for the first time or when greeting people on important occasions. The American handshake is usually a very strong one. Some people even think it’s too strong…Also, Americans move their hands up and down more than Europeans do. But whatever greeting is used—a handshake, a bow, or an embrace—we can all recognize and understand a gesture of friendship.T or F questions:（1）Greetings are meant to show friendship and respect.（）（2）Possibly the most unusual way for people to greet each other is to put one’s hands together at the chest. （）（3）Handshake was first used in the Middle Ages. （）（4）In the United States, people shake hands when they meet important people. （）（5）The Europeans shake hands gently. （）Step 4 Reading Revision &Lead-inShow some pictures about cultural differences.Have a free talk about them with the whole class.Step 5 Fast reading1. Read the dialogue quickly to answer three questions.1) Which country is Waled from?_______________________________________________________.2) Where does Peter come from?________________________________________________________.3) Does everyone in Brunei wear yellow?_______________________________________________________.2. Read through the text and tick the topics mentioned in the passage.1. color of clothing2.weddings3. shoes4. table manners5. USA/UK cultural difference6. Thanksgiving7. Pointing8.hair styles9. Presents 10. greetingsStep 6 Careful reading1．Read the text quickly and find the answers.1) What does Thanksgiving celebrate?________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________. 2) What is eaten at Thanksgiving?________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________. 3) In the West, when is the polite time to open a present? Why?________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________.4) What can you not drink at a wedding in Brunei?________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________. 5) What should you do instead of pointing with your first finger in Brunei?________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________.6) What customs do Chinese cities and Brunei have in common?________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________.Reading Strategy: understanding the use of examplesThe text we read is a dialogue on cultural differences. So in this kind of text we should use examples to explain concepts and ideas.Sometimes we use examples to support arguments and sometimes used as interesting stories.1. Try to find out the sentences supporting the argument that there are differences as well as similarities between West weddings._______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________.2. Try to find out the example used as an interesting story about cultural misunderstanding._______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________.3. Read the dialogue carefully and try to find out the sentences explaining the concept of cultural differences between English speakers from different countries._______________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________. Step 8 HomeworkWrite a short passage about cultural differences among the countries mentioned in the text.。
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Ｍ6 U3 Rｅａｄing阅读材料中英文对照版Ｈｉ，everｙｏｎe.Mｙｎame’s Ma Ｌi。
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MｙAmeriｃan friend Jaｃk did tｈe sa ｍethinｇ。
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let ｍeｔhink。
Well, I ｏnce went to an acquaiｎtancｅ'ｓweｄding in ＫoｒeａaｎｄI was verｙｓurｐrｉｓed.Why ｗas thａt？Wｅll，they ｈad a liｖｅhen aｎd aｒoosｔer as a ｐaｒｔｏf the weddiｎg cｅremony．Livｅchｉcｋeｎs？Yｅs。
Roostｅｒs arｅｓupposｅd ｔｏｄｒｉve bad spiｒiｔｓａｗay from ｔhe ｗｅddｉnｇceremoｎy,and hens are tｈought to eｎsure gｏod luｃk for the marriage。
Durinｇthｅｃeｒｅmｏny, tｈe hen ｌaid aｎegg, and eｖeｒｙｏne ｃongratulated thｅｎew coｕpleｂeｃaｕｓe it waｓcoｎsiderｅd ｖerｙｌｕcｋｙ.Ｔｈat＇s inｔeresting! In Ｂruｎｅi, aｔwedｄｉng reｃeptｉons mｅn and women haｖe tosit in sｅpaｒate arｅaｓ—-tｈe men ｗith ｔhe bridegrｏom, and ｔhe women with thebride．Another dｉffeｒｅｎcｅｉs ｔhat whｉlｅwe seｒｖe food，sｏｆt ｄrinｋs，teａanｄcoffee, ａlｃohol is nｏt pｅrmiｔtｅd aｔthｅwedding ｒeceptioｎ-－in fact，alcｏhol isａｌtoｇetｈeｒｐｒohｉｂited in Brunei. Aｎｄyou proｂaｂｌy wouldn＇t getｍuｃh sleep ｉfyｏu livｅd ｎｅａr where a wｅdding receptiｏｎwaｓbeｉng held。
That’s beｃause wepｌａｙloud druｍs to ｃｅlｅｂｒateｔｈｅwｅｄding foｒhoｕrｓafｔerwards，and sｏmｅtimeｓｅven ｔhrｏugｈoｕｔthe ｎight！Throｕghoｕt the nigｈt？Yeah，peoｐｌｅｇet uｓeｄto ｉｔ.So whａt othｅｒtｈings do ｙoｕdo in ｙｏur countｒy that ａre differｅnt frｏｍotherｃouｎtｒies，Waleｄ？Well，yoｕknow iｎmany cｏuｎtries peｏple pｏiｎt wｉth theirｆirｓt fiｎｇer。
Hoｗｅver,iｎBｒuｎei ｔhaｔcan ｃause offence，ｓo ｗe ｕｓeｏur thｕmb ｔo ｐoｉnt. Ｉｔ'squｉte funny wａｔching ｔｈｅnｅw forｅｉｇn tｅacｈeｒsｔrying to adｊuｓt to ｄｏing thａt.Another ｔhing is, ｉf you came to Bｒunei, yoｕwouｌd have tｏtake oｆｆyouｒshoｅs befｏre gｏｉng ｉnto sｏmeone’s ｈouse．Manｙｆｏreigners have ｔｒoubｌe gettinｇaｃcustｏmeｄtｏit.Butｗhat is realｌy intｅrestiｎｇis thaｔtｈｅrｅａre somｅtimｅs greａｔcul ｔurａldiｆｆｅｒeｎcｅs evｅn bｅｔween naｔive English spｅａkers. I aｍaｌｗayｓaｍaｚｅｄat howAmerｉｃanｓａｒe sｏdifｆｅｒｅnt from ｕs Brits.Even tｈough wｅsｈare ｔhe samelａnｇｕａｇe－—with dｉｆｆerent ａccｅnｔs, oｆcourse—our customsａｒｅｎｏｔalways ａlike。
Ｒeallｙ？Yeｓ．For example, I have fond chｉlｄｈoｏd ｍemoｒies oｆBonfiｒｅＮight, but ｍyAmｅrican friｅnds aｒe noｔfamiliａr ｗith thａｔpaｒtｉcｕｌar feｓtｉｖal．Well，Ｉ’mｎot faｍiliaｒwitｈit either。
Oh，iｔ’s a ｃｅｌebration ｔｈat ｔakes pｌacｅoｎＮoveｍber 5tｈevery ｙear. Ｐeｏpｌeliｇht lａrge fireｓｏutsiｄe，anｄeveｒyone gathｅrs ａｒouｎd ａnd ｈａｓa p ａrty。
Theｒeare ｐｌentｙof fiｒeworkｓ，ａnｄｅveｒyone eatｓhｏtｄｏgｓａnd other ｆｏod thａtｃan becooｋｅｄover the firｅ. Iｔ's greａt fｕn。
Welｌ, iｔ’s time fｏr me to gｏ。
Ｔｈis hａs been ａrｅalｌｙintｅｒｅstinｇchａt．I thｉｎknｏw! undｅｒstaｎd a lot moｒｅａbout differｅnt cuｌtｕres ａnｄwhaｔis appropriatebehavｉour. It's really ｈelped ｍe ｗith ｍy ｈomework! !hope wｅｃan tａlk agａinsｏon. Afｔer all, learnｉng ａboｕt cｕｌtural ｄifｆeｒｅncesｉs a good ｗay to unｄe ｒstandmｏrｅaｂoｕt each oｔher。
Sｅe you later！See you！Rｉght，latｅr！文化差异马莉：嗨，大家好。
我叫马莉。
我需要一些帮助来完成家庭作业——是有关文化差异的。
我能坐下来跟你们聊一聊吗?瓦利德: 嗨，马莉，我是来自文莱的瓦利德.彼得: 我足彼得,来自英国，很高兴见到你.马莉：见到你们我也很高兴。
你们能给我讲讲你们已发现的一些文化差异吗?彼得：瓦利德，为啥不给她讲一讲那位英国老师在期末典礼上一收到礼物就打开的事呢?马莉：噢,那个我已经知道r。
我的美国朋友杰克也是这样做的.彼得：嗯，我们在两方就是这样做的.别人送礼物给你，不当面打开是不礼貌的。
我们喜欢看对方那个人的反应。
不打开礼物,我们倒觉得奇怪。
还有哪些方面的不同呢?……让我想一想。
嗯，有一次我去参加一位熟人在韩国的婚礼,我就很吃惊。
马莉:那是怎么回事呢?彼得: 嗯，作为婚礼活动的一个部分，他们弄到一只活母鸡和一只活公鸡。
马莉: 活鸡?彼得: 是的。
公鸡被认为是用来辟邪的,而母鸡则被认为能给婚姻带来好运。
在婚礼期间，母鸡下了一只蛋，这被看作是件非常幸运的事，所以大家都祝贺这一对新人。
瓦利德：那真有意思！在文莱,婚宴上男女得坐在不同的区域,男士和新郎坐在一起，女士和新娘坐在一起。
还有一个不同点是：婚宴上我们供应食物、软饮料、茶和咖啡,但婚宴上不允许喝白酒～一事实上，白酒在文莱是完全禁止的。
另外，如果你们家住在婚礼举办地附近，你很可能睡不了多少觉,因为婚宴之后我们要连续好几个小时鼓声喧天地庆祝婚礼-—一有时候甚至要击鼓一个通宵!彼得：通宵？瓦利德：是的，人们对它习惯了。
马莉: 那么，你们国家还有哪些事情的做法与别的国家不-样呢，瓦利德?瓦利德: 嗯，你知道，在很多国家人们用食指来指东西。
但在文莱这样做却会冒犯别人，所以我们用大拇指来指东西.看新来的外教努力学这个动作的样子很是滑稽。
还有，如果你来到文莱，你进别人家门之前得脱鞋！许多外国人很难适应这种做法.彼得：但真正有趣的是，即使都以英语为母语的人,他们之间的文化差异还是很大的.我总是惊诧于美国人和我们英国人如何不一样。
尽管我们的语言是相同的一—-当然口音不同——然而我们的风俗并不总是相似。
马莉: 真的吗？彼得: 是的。
例如,我有童年时篝火节的温馨回忆，但我的美国朋友对那个特别的节日竟然不太了解！马莉: 咳，我也不了解那个节日。
彼得：噢,这是发生在每年十一月五日的庆祝活动。
人们在户外点燃大堆的篝火,大家围着篝火举行聚会。
有大量的烟花，大家吃热狗和其它的能够在篝火上烘烤的食物。
太好玩了. 马莉: 好了，我该离开了.今天的聊天真有趣。
我想现在我对不同的文化以及得体的行为举止有了多得多的了解。
这确实对我的作业有帮助!我希望我们不久后能够再次聊天.毕竟，了解文化差异是互相增进理解的一个好办法。
再见!瓦币Ｕ德：再见！彼得:的确如此，再见！Proiect文化体验之旅～与众不同的旅游公司.我们给您提供机会，让您接触各种少数民族文化,亲身体验他们的传统、风俗和生活方式。