报刊阅读
主题初一阅读训练报刊阅读与摘录
主题初一阅读训练报刊阅读与摘录初一阅读训练报刊阅读与摘录报刊阅读是初中生提高语文素养和认知能力的重要途径之一。
通过阅读报刊，我们可以了解时事新闻、社会热点、科学知识等内容，同时也能培养学生辨别信息、提取关键信息的能力。
本文将介绍一些方法和技巧，帮助初一学生进行报刊阅读并做好摘录。
一、选择适合自己的报刊在市面上，有很多针对初中生的报刊供选择。
学生可以根据自己的兴趣和阅读水平选择适合自己的报刊。
例如，对于喜欢文学作品的学生，可以选择文学类报刊。
而对于对科学和实践感兴趣的学生，则可以选择科普类报刊。
通过选择适合自己的报刊，可以保证阅读的内容贴近自己的兴趣，提高阅读的积极性。
二、提前了解文章结构在进行报刊阅读时，要先大致了解文章的结构。
通常，一篇新闻文章的结构包括标题、导语、主体内容和结尾。
通过了解文章的结构，可以更好地理解文章的内容和作者的观点。
三、留意文章的关键信息在阅读文章时，要留意文章的关键信息。
关键信息包括人名、地名、时间、数字等，这些信息通常是作者要表达的重要内容。
对于初一学生来说，提取关键信息是一个较为重要的阅读技巧，能够帮助学生更好地理解文章，培养信息识别和理解能力。
四、进行摘录练习摘录是报刊阅读的重要环节，也是培养学生阅读能力的有效方法之一。
在初一阶段，学生可以选择感兴趣的文章进行摘录练习。
在摘录时，学生要注意准确、简洁地表达文章的要点。
例如：1.标题：人工智能：未来的发展方向导语：随着科技的不断发展，人工智能已成为一种新的发展趋势。
主体内容：人工智能（Artificial Intelligence，简称AI）是一门研究如何让机器能够像人类一样思考和反应的科学。
目前，人工智能已在各行各业得到广泛应用，如自动驾驶、智能家居等。
未来，人工智能有望在医疗、农业、教育等领域发挥更大的作用。
结尾：人工智能的发展前景广阔，但也面临着一些挑战。
我们应当加强对人工智能的研究和应用，同时也要关注人工智能可能带来的一些问题和风险。
2024版美英报刊阅读教程第五版课件
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新闻报道注重时效性和现场感，常常使用现在时态 和直接引语。
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03 社论和专栏文章注重逻辑性和说服力，常常使用 各种修辞手法来加强表达效果。
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探讨朝鲜半岛核问题、南北关系及国际 社会的角色。
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研究全球经济治理体系的现状、问题及 改革方向。
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学生需要积极参与课堂讨论，按时完成阅读任务和作业，掌握课程所 授的阅读方法和技巧，并能够在实际阅读中加以运用。同时，学生还 应注重培养独立思考和分析问题的能力。
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通过本课程的学习，学生应能够熟练掌握美英报刊阅读的方法和技巧， 提高阅读速度和准确性，增强对美英社会文化的了解。
《报刊阅读》PPT课件演示版
整理与归纳
定期整理阅读笔记，将不同主题 和类别的信息进行分类和归纳，
形成个人化的知识库。
参与报刊相关的讨论与交流活动
参加线上讨论组
加入与所读报刊相关的线上讨论组或论坛，与他人分享观点和见 解，拓展思路。
参加线下交流活动
参加与报刊阅读相关的线下活动，如读书会、讲座等，与志同道 合的人交流心得。
客观公正
报刊语言追求客观事实， 避免主观色彩和情感倾向， 以确保信息的准确性和可 信度。
多样化表达
报刊语言运用丰富的词汇 和表达方式，以适应不同 主题和读者的需求，增强 文章的可读性和吸引力。
报刊中的文化现象与背景知识
社会文化
报刊报道涉及社会各个方面，包 括政治、经济、文化、科技等， 反映社会文化的多样性和时代特
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历史背景
报刊中的历史事件和人物报道，为 读者提供相关的历史背景知识，有 助于理解当今社会的发展和变革。
跨文化交流
报刊作为信息传播的重要载体，促 进了不同文化之间的交流和理解， 有助于培养读者的跨文化意识。
报刊中的修辞手法与表达技巧
比喻与拟人
通过比喻和拟人等修辞手 法，使抽象的概念或事物 具体化、形象化，增强读 者的感知和理解。
发表个人见解
在社交媒体或博客上发表对报刊文章的评论和见解，锻炼自己的 表达能力。
将报刊阅读应用于学习与工作中
辅助课堂学习
将报刊阅读作为课堂学习的补充材料，加深对相关主题的理解和认 识。
拓展工作视野
通过阅读与工作领域相关的报刊文章，了解行业动态和前沿趋势， 提升职业素养。
激发创新思维
报刊文章往往包含新颖的观点和思路，可以激发个人的创新思维和创 造力。
了解报刊质量与口碑
报刊阅读：学习阅读报纸新闻并撰写简单新闻报道
持续的报刊阅读 和思考，有助于 形成良好的批判 性思维习惯，促
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了解世界各地新闻动态，拓宽国际视野 学习不同国家和地区的文化知识，提高跨文化交流能力 借鉴国际先进经验，促进个人发展 增强全球意识，培养国际视野
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避免使用主观性语言，尽量使用 客观描述。
核实信息来源，确保报道真实可 靠。
使用简练的语言表达，避免冗长 和复杂的句子结构。
注意语言规范，遵循新闻报道的 语法和拼写规则。
避免使用主观性 语言
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描述事件时使用 中立词汇
避免对个人或团 体进行攻击或评 论
报刊阅读与写作实践
报纸类型：选择 综合性报纸或专 业性报纸，根据 需求选择合适的 报纸类型
新闻内容：关注 国内外时事、社 会热点、民生问 题等，根据兴趣 和需求选择合适 的新闻内容
了解新闻报道 的结构和特点
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观察和发掘身边的事件和故事
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丰富词汇量 增强表达能力 提高语法和拼写能力 培养写作技巧和风格
《英语报刊阅读》PPT课件
这些信息在新闻故事中通常以倒金字塔形呈现，最重要的信息通常放在第一段， 第一段往往就回答了以上的5w和how的问题，后面几段一般是对第一段的补充。 这种扩充可能是更详细地描述故事情节，也可能是介绍相关的背景知识。为了提 高学生的理解效率，教师应该指导学生了解新闻故事的结构特征，并在此基础上 指导学生寻找这些问题的答案，帮助学生迅速把握新闻故事的主要内容。
1．2 综合性 英语报刊内容广泛，涵盖政治、经济、科技、教育、军事、文 化、卫生、体育等方方面面的新闻。英美国家的英语报刊新闻来 源除了该报记者撰稿以外，其他大部分都由通讯社供稿。英语国 家主要通讯社的分社遍布世界各地．与各国通讯社互通消息。所 以，英语报刊提供的新闻内容丰富多彩，综合性强。 英语报刊文章的报道形式也是多种多样的．既有语体正式 的评论、社论，又有人物、事件特写等文学性语言比较突出的文 章，还有幽默小品、连环漫画等涉及俚语、俗语的各种非正式文 体。 英语报刊涉及到了词汇学、文体学、修辞学和社会文化学等 方面的知识，综合性很强，是了解当代西方社会的最直接的途 径。
Activity 5: Language of news: compound word（20 minutes） ·Compound words are made up of two (or more) separate words. You can
combine nouns (a flatmate), adjectives (lovesick) or verbs (jump-start) to make compound words. Three forms one word: flatmate , lovesick two words: tourist guide ,travel agent hyphenated: low-paid (adj.), film-goer (noun) ·Noun compounds * (n.+v.)sunrise, earthquake, daybreak, birth-control, haircut, dress-design (v+n) playboy, watchdog, flashlight, typewriter (v+prep)drawback, handout, ringback, breakup swimming pool, waiting room, walking stick safety belt, chairman, motorcycle · Adjective compounds
报刊阅览个人年度总结(3篇)
第1篇时光荏苒，转眼间又到了一年的尾声。
在这一年里，我充分利用业余时间，广泛阅读各类报刊杂志，不仅丰富了知识，拓宽了视野，还提高了自己的综合素质。
现将本年度报刊阅览情况进行总结如下：一、阅读内容丰富多样在过去的一年里，我阅读了包括政治、经济、文化、科技、教育、历史等多个领域的报刊。
其中，我重点关注的报刊有《人民日报》、《经济日报》、《光明日报》、《科技日报》、《中国青年报》等。
通过阅读这些报刊，我对国家大事、科技发展、社会热点等问题有了更深入的了解。
二、阅读方法灵活多样在阅读过程中，我采用了多种方法来提高阅读效果。
首先，我注重精读与泛读相结合。
对于一些重要文章，我会仔细阅读，反复思考，深入理解；对于一些一般性文章，我会快速浏览，了解大意。
其次，我善于做笔记。
在阅读过程中，我会将一些重要观点、金句等记录下来，以便日后查阅。
此外，我还积极参加线上线下的读书交流活动，与其他读者分享阅读心得，拓宽自己的知识面。
三、阅读成果显著通过一年的报刊阅读，我在以下几个方面取得了显著成果：1. 提高了政治素养。
通过阅读《人民日报》等政治类报刊，我对党的路线方针政策有了更深入的了解，增强了“四个自信”。
2. 丰富了经济知识。
阅读《经济日报》等经济类报刊，使我掌握了更多经济理论，对经济发展趋势有了更清晰的把握。
3. 拓宽了科技视野。
通过阅读《科技日报》等科技类报刊，我了解了国内外科技前沿动态，激发了创新意识。
4. 提升了文化素养。
阅读《光明日报》等文化类报刊，使我了解了中华优秀传统文化，增强了文化自信。
5. 增强了社会责任感。
阅读《中国青年报》等青年类报刊，使我关注社会热点问题，关注弱势群体，增强了社会责任感。
四、展望未来在新的一年里，我将继续坚持报刊阅读，努力做到以下几点：1. 增加阅读量，扩大阅读面，关注更多领域的报刊。
2. 提高阅读质量，学会筛选、归纳、总结，将所学知识运用到实际工作中。
3. 积极参与读书交流活动，与更多读者分享阅读心得，共同进步。
报刊阅读新闻排序
报刊阅读新闻排序1、人民日报人民日报人民日报是中国共产党中央委员会机关报，是有着中国第一大报称号的具有高度权威性的综合性日报品牌。
[bai]报纸于1948年6月15日在河北省平山县里庄创刊，时由《晋察冀日报》和晋冀鲁豫《人民日报》合并而成，为华北中央局机关报，同时担负党中央机关报职能。
目前拥有15种语言16种版本，并推出了多种新媒体服务。
2、参考消息参考消息是创刊于1931年11月江西瑞金的报刊品牌，由新华通讯社主办，并由参考消息报社编辑出版，以刊登国外及港澳台地区的通讯社的文章于消息为报刊主要内容，是一家从不同角度客观反映国际风云变幻的报纸品牌。
参考消息是国内发行量第一、世界排名第五的报纸，拥有日均340万份的发行量。
3、环球时报环球时报是由人民日报社主办并出版创刊于1993年的国际新闻报刊，原名《环球文萃》，1997年改名为《环球时报》，是在国内外交政策领域具有一定权威性的报纸品牌。
2009年发布的英文版，是中国第二份面向全国发行的英语综合性报纸，目前日均发行量可达200万份。
4.广州日报广州日报是创刊于1952年12月的中共广州市委机关报，是广东省内拥有较高发行量、订阅量、零售量和传阅量的报纸品牌，且在2008年北京奥运会期间，日均发行量突破了200万份的大关，并连续五年上榜中国500最具价值品牌。
5、经济日报经济日报是已经及宣传为主要业务创刊于1984年的综合性中央级党报，是经济类报刊中具有较强权威性和公信力的报纸品牌，且旗下于2003年7月28日推出了其主办的中国经济网，成为国外了解中国经济发展的动向的重要窗口。
6、南方日报南方日报是创刊于1949年的中共广东省委机关报，也是拥有一定舆论导向和公信力的华南地区主流政经媒体，是以高端读者为定位群体的南方日报报业集团的旗舰媒体，并在2018年获选第三届全国百强报纸。
7、南方都市报南方都市报是国内较具影响力的创刊于1997年的报纸品牌，是专注于建设以新闻互动为核心的城市门户的多媒体新闻平台，以珠三角和华南地区为面向地区的无限城市门户的机构和网络社区，目前日均发行量可达158万份。
英语报刊阅读练习题（一）及答案
英语报刊阅读练习题（一）I.Translate the following words into Chinese. 1. Los Angeles Times Times 2. 2. Time 3. Sun Sun 4. 4. New Statesman and Society 5. UPI UPI 6. 6. Secretary of Homeland Security 7. Department of the Interior 8. State Legislature 9. Lieutenant-Governor 10. Lord President of the Council 11. Minister of State 12. Borough Council 13. Deputy Leader 14. Silicon V alley 15. parliamentary 15. parliamentary democracy democracy 16. AIDS 17. NSA 18. AL/Arab League 19. ICJ 20. SC (UN) II.Translate the following two short paragraphs. 1.We also recognize the challenges that America now faces. We are winning the war against enemies of freedom, yet more work remains. We will prevail in this noble mission. Liberty has the power to turn hatred into hope. 2.以和平方式实现祖国统一，最符合台湾海峡两岸同胞的根本利益。
国家以最大的诚意，尽最大的努力，实现和平统一。
III.Rewrite the following headlines if necessary. 1.Italian Ex-Mayor Murdered 2.Rail Chaos Getting Worse 3.How America Sees the World 4.Woman Kills Husband, Self 5.Chinese Cooks: Masters at Turning a Turnip into a Flower IV .Read the following news and then choose the right answer to each question. News Item 1 At least 29 people are reported dead and even more are missing after severe storms in the State of Florida. Many of the fatalities occurred in the central part of the state where powerful Many of the fatalities occurred in the central part of the state where powerful tornadoes damaged hundreds of buildings. tornadoes damaged hundreds of buildings. Widespread power outages delayed the efforts of Widespread power outages delayed the efforts of rescue crews. Florida has been hit by hail, heavy rains, and wind gusts as high as 20 kilometers per hour since Sunday afternoon. Many areas remain under a tornado watch. 1.What is the condition in the state of Florida? A.It has been attacked by severe drought. B.It has been hit by powerful tornadoes. C.It has been damaged by wind only. D.It has been struck by heavy rain only. 2.When did such weather begin? - 1 -A.Saturday morning. B.Since Saturday afternoon. C.Since Sunday morning. D.Since Sunday afternoon. News Item 2 Authorities in the Philippines are searching for a missing passenger jet. The civil Pacific Air DC9 failed to land on schedule Monday on a flight form Manila to Cagayan de Oro in the southern island of Mindanao. Flight 387 is believed to be carrying 99 passengers and a crew of five. Weather conditions are reported to have been good and the pilot did not report any trouble before contact with him was lost. 3.When is the Air DC9 scheduled to land? A.Monday B.Tuesday C.Wednesday D.Thursday 4.How many people are there in Flight 387? A.99 B.104 C.103 D.105 News Item 3 In central Asia, forestry officials in China say they've put out a fire which spread into Chinese territory from Mongolia. The official news agency said that in nine days the fire had spread across 300,000 hectares in the Chinese province of Inner Mongolia. The thousands of people fighting the In Mongolia fire were hampered by a lack of transport and by strong winds fanning the flames.itself, officials said fires were continuing to blaze across the country. They said 16 people have now died. Several countries and international aid agencies have promised funding to help fight the fire and to house people made homeless by it. 5.What happened in the province of Inner Mongolia? A.A fire was attacking it caused by an explosion. B.16 people died because of the fire. C.A fire lasted for a week. D.A fire was spreading into it from Mongolia. 6.What prevented the fight with the fire? A.A lack of water. B.A lack of transport. C.Strong winds. D.Both B and C. News Item 4 The United States has confirmed that it plans to sell anti-aircraft weapons worth 84 million dollars to Taiwan. The package will include nearly 500 stinger anti-aircraft missiles as well as launching systems and training missiles. The US Defense Department has sent details of the arms to Congress which had to approve the sale. Initial agreement for the deal was reached in March shortly before a Presidential election in Taiwan, and while China was conducting maneuvers in the Taiwan Strait. China said the exercises were a warning against moves by Taiwan to seek independence. 7.How much are the weapons worth? A.80 million. B.84 million. C.18 million. D.50 million. 8.When was the initial agreement first made? A.May B.April C.March D.Not mentioned. News Item 5 With a national strike by shopkeepers and businessmen in Zimbabwe going into its second day, further serious disruption is expected across the country. The government has said it intends to punish all those who have supported the illegal action against tax increases as the closures have denied employees the right to work. It said action would also be taken against civil servants and head teachers who closed their schools. Zimbabwean business leaders have called the statement threatening and without a legal basis. 9.What has caused the national strike in Zimbabwe? A.Employees demanding higher pay. B.Tax increases by the government. C.Head teachers closing their schools. D.Employees being denied the right to work. 10.The government has said it intends to punish _____. A.those who supported the illegal tax increases B.shopkeepers and businessmen C.whoever has supported the strike D.Zimbabwean business leaders V.Read the following article and then answer the questions below. Breaking Up is Hard to Do When Texans Russell Smith and John Anthony traveled to Vermont to join in a civil union in February 2002, they had all the romantic intentions of any couple exchanging “I do’s.” But like the 50 percent of Americans whose marriages end in divorce, Smith and Anthony later decided to call it quits. Because the two had shared business deals. Smith worried he might one day face financial obligations from his ex. So he filed fro divorce in a Texas court. Though a district judge initially agreed to grant one, Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott intervened. He feared granting a divorce would signal that the state recognized the union in the first place — a step Texas and other states aren’t yet willing to take. “A court cannot grant a divorce where no marriage existed,” Abbott argued. The judge reversed the divorce and the couple was forced to hash things our on their own. “They were just wanting to legally terminate this relationship,” says Anthony’s lawyer, Tommy Gunn. “Obviously the divorce route did not work.” If gay couples think it’s tough to get married, they may find it’s ever harder to spite up. Few want to think about it on the way to the altar, but “we’re not immune to relationship problems,” says David Buckel, an attorney who directs the marriage project at Lambda legal. Though all it takes is a romantic weekend to tie the knot under Canada’s just-passed same-sex marriage law or get linked by civil union in Vermont, both places requires at least one member of the couple to establish residency for a year before granting a divorce or official dissolution. Of the roughly 5,000 civil unions performed so far in Vermont, the only state that legally recognizes the same-sex commitments, 85 percent went to out-of-staters. That has left other states grappling with what to do when civil unions sour — and whether standard divorce laws can apply. A West Virginia family-court judge agreed to use divorce laws to dissolve a civil union there last year. But Connecticut courts dismissed the divorce case filed by Glen Rosengarten, who decided to end his 15-year relationship shortly after he and his partner got a civil union in Vermont. Dying of AIDS, Rosengarten wanted to preserve his estate for children from an earlier marriage, says his lawyer Gary I. Cohen. “He had incredible anxiety about it — he really wanted closure in his life,” Cohen says. Rosengarten appealed to the state Supreme Court, but died before the case was heard. Medical bills ate up his estate, so inheritance became a moot point, too. Without access to divorce, all the benefits gay couples get with a civil union — shared property, adoption rights, insurance — must be undone one by one. If they can’t dissolve the union, they may not be free to enter into a new union or marriage, either. “It shoves gay people into a no man’s land where they have to fight it out for themselves,” says Evan Wolfson, director of Freedom to Marry. “Because it’s not marriage, people don’t have one of the automatic protections that comes with marriage,” Gay couples can’t hope to erase the pain that comes with parting. But after last week, there’s at least a chance they may one day get a little more help when things fall apart. Comprehension 1.According to Para. 2, _____. A.both Canada and Vermont have passed same-sex marriage law B.both Canada and Vermont will not grant a divorce until the couple resides for one year C.there are About 5,000 same-sex civil unions in Vermont D.attorneys at Lambda Legal never handled any marriage problems 2.Which of the following statement is NOT true? A.Smith and Anthony established a civil union in February 2002. B.Texas would acknowledge civil union. C.One out of two Americans divorces. D.Vermont is the only state that admits same-sex marriage. 3.Which of the following statement is NOT true about Rosengarten? A.He entered a civil union Vermont. B.He was once married and had children. C.He filed for divorce and the case was dismissed by both the Connecticut court and the Supreme Court. D.His children cannot inherit his legacy because AIDS consumed his estate completely. 4.When civil unions failed, _____. A.a gay couple can not enter into a new union or marriage without being granted a divorce. B.standard divorce laws are invalid C.standard divorced laws can be used to solve the problem D.couples in Vermont can be granted divorces 5.According to the passage, which of the following benefits can gay couples get with a civil union? A.victim’s compensations rights B.worker’s compensation benefits C.family leave benefits D.adoption rights Word Study Complete each sentence with a word or phrase given below (in its appropriate form if necessary). erase fall apart legal agree tough incredible initially access financial appeal to 1.Tokyo and New York are major _____ centers. 2.She came _____ to spend a few days, but in the end she stayed for a whole month. 3.It’s _____ finding a job these days. 4.Should euthanasia be made _____? 5.He _____ to let me go home early. 6.He gave an _____ explanation of the cause of the accident. 7.She _____ the high court against her sentence. 8.Nowadays students in rural areas have _____ to the Internet. 9.She couldn’t _____ the accident from her memory. 10.Their marriage finally _____. VI.The following questions are connected to your reading course studies. Write down in English your own opinions, using 100-120 words each. Question: Write down what you think of both the problems and the benefits that can be brought to the native community, by the immigration of people of alien race, colour and religion. 英语报刊阅读练习题（一）答案I.Translate the following words into Chinese. 1. 《洛衫矶时报》《时代》《洛衫矶时报》 2. 《时代》3. 《太阳报》《太阳报》4. 《新政治家和社会》《新政治家和社会》5. （美）合众国际社（美）合众国际社6. 国土安全部长国土安全部长7. 内政部内政部8. 州议会州议会 9. 副州长副州长10. 枢密院长枢密院长 11. 国务大臣国务大臣12. 市政会市政会 13. 副领袖副领袖14. 硅谷硅谷 15. 议会民主制议会民主制16. 艾滋病艾滋病 17. （美）国家安全局（美）国家安全局 18. 阿拉伯国家联盟阿拉伯国家联盟19. （联合国）国际法院（联合国）国际法院 20. （联合国）安全理事会（联合国）安全理事会 II. Translate the following two short paragraphs. 参考译文：1. 我们也认识到美国所面临的挑战。
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