出国留学英语阅读强化教程:入门

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作者：王东升、郑文文、李尚一、李玮玮、王祖正

出版社：清华大学出版社

本类榜单：教育音像

分类：教育音像 > 英语学习

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ISBN：9787302506843
装帧：一般胶版纸
册数：暂无
重量：暂无
开本：其他
页数：303
出版时间：2017-03-01
条形码：9787302506843 ; 978-7-302-50684-3

本书特色

--共四册，面向已经具有高中英语水平的学生而编写--本套书的词汇量起点为*基础的3000个单词，通过计算机程序筛选，以英国国家语料库*常用词汇列表的前11部分为基准，每册书增加2000个新词，四册书的词汇覆盖量达到11000--入门、基础、提高、精通四册的Focus on板块分别聚焦构词法、基本阅读技巧、高层次阅读理解能力、批判性阅读与批判性思维这四个方面能力的培养，由浅入深--选材兼顾知识性、趣味性和学术性-- 为学习者在英语环境中的工作和学习打下坚实的基础--配有慕课在线课件和在线测试系统，全部课文都

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本套教材共四册，是面向高中英语水平以上的学生而编写的强化阅读教程。本套书的词汇量起点为很基础的3 000 个单词，通过计算机程序筛选，以英国国家语料库很常用词汇列表的前11部分为基准，每册书增加2 000 个新词，四册书的词汇覆盖量达到11 000。每册各包含十个单元，每单元由Focus on、Text A和Text B三部分组成。本书帮助学生掌握第3 000~5 000 的两千词汇量；Focus on板块主要聚焦构词法，加深学生对构词法规律的认知。

Unit 1 Nature and Tourism ....................................................................1
Section I Focus on Compound Words ............................................................2
Section II Text A: Chinese: Th e New Globe-travelers ....................................5
Section III Text B: Great Barrier Reef ............................................................. 21
Unit 2 Health and Science....................................................................33
Section I Focus on Prefi x (I) .......................................................................... 34
Section II Text A: How Diversity Makes Us Smarter................................... 36
Section III Text B: Why So Many Young Doctors Work Such
Awful Hours .................................................................................... 50
Unit 3 Media and Sports ......................................................................63
Section I Focus on Prefi x (II) ........................................................................ 64
Section II Text A: Chinese-style Origins Give Life to Domestic
Animation ....................................................................................... 66
Section III Text B: Olympic Games: Paris and LA
“Only Want 2024 Games”.............................................................. 82
Unit 4 Law and Morality ......................................................................97
Section I Focus on Prefi x (III) ....................................................................... 98
Section II Text A: Th e Historical Development of International
Human Rights ............................................................................... 101
Section III Text B: “It’s Very Scary in the Forest”: Should Finland’s
Wolves Be Killed? ......................................................................... 114
Unit 5 Philosophy and Psychology ....................................................127
Section I Focus on Prefi x (IV)..................................................................... 128
Section II Text A: What Is Psychology? ....................................................... 131
Section III Text B: Th e Case for Shyness ...................................................... 145
Unit 6 Linguistics and Literature ..........................................................159
Section I Focus on Suffi x (I) ........................................................................ 160
Section II Text A: Knowledge of Language as a Focus of Probe .............. 162
Section III Text B: Th e Adventures of Tom Sawyer ..................................... 175
Unit 7 Environment and Health ........................................................187
Section I Focus on Suffi x (II) ...................................................................... 188
Section II Text A: Breathless in Bakersfi eld: Is the Worst Air
Pollution in the U.S. About to Get Worse? ............................... 190
Section III Text B: From Sea to Plate: How Plastic Got into Our Fish ..... 206
Unit 8 Campus and Society ........................................................................219
Section I Focus on Suffi x (III) ..................................................................... 220
Section II Text A: Your Guide to Free Money: College Scholarships ...... 222
Section III Text B: Rutger Bregman: “We Could Cut the
Working Week by a Th ird” .......................................................... 236
Unit 9 Economy and Trade ................................................................249
Section I Focus on Conversion (I) .............................................................. 250
Section II Text A: Prospering Market Is a Problem, But a Nice One ...... 253
Section III Text B: A Target Too Big to Nail ................................................. 265
Unit 10 Education and Technology ...................................................277
Section I Focus on Conversion (II) ............................................................ 278
Section II Text A: Learners Behind Bars ..................................................... 280
Section III Text B: How Technology Gets Us Hooked ................................ 292

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阅读强化教程入门 8) adj. + n.: commonsense; mid-east; round-trip; real-time; long-distance; medium-distance 9) adj. + adj.: super-rich; dark-blue 10) n. + adj.: visa-free; worldwide; world-famous; homesick 11) num. + n.: third-tier; double-digit; eight-fold; secondhand; two-month; fi rst-class 12) prep. + n.: inbound; outbound; online; indoor 13) others: everyday; take-away; part-time; intermediate; year-on-year Compound Adverbs maybe; forever; somewhere; anytime; whenever; without; outside; sometime(s); half-way; nearby; wholesale; clockwise; upstairs Compound Verbs blackmail; typewrite; undergo; overfl ow; overthrow; outdo; download (Adapted from http: //www. xzbu. com/9/view-3550900. htm and http: //www. wisegeek. org/whatis- a-compound-word. htm and http: //grammar. ccc. commnet. edu/grammar/compounds. htm ) 5 Section II Text A: Chinese: The New Globe-travelers Part 1 Power of Words Core Words 1 explosion [?k’spl???(?)n] n. a sudden or quick increase in the number or amount of something; a loud sound and the energy produced by something such as a bomb bursting into small pieces synonym blast; burst antonym plunge; slump word family explode; explosive related phrase information explosion; population explosion Example 1 From 1641 to 1643, there had been an unprecedented explosion of printing and publishing in England. Example 2 Aft er several bouts of heated discussion, we all agree that the most grotty of all was the discovery of the population explosion. 2 alien [‘e?l??n] adj. very different from what you are used to, especially in a way that is difficult to understand or accept; belonging to another country or race synonym foreign; external antonym native; local; domestic word family alienable; alienation related phrase alien from; be alien to sb.; alien cultures Example 1 Print your name and Alien Registration Number on the back of each photo and put them into the archive. Example 2 A few people within major governments have known since at least 1947 that some UFOs are alien spacecraft . 3 ambitious [?m'b???s] adj. Someone who is ambitious is determined to be successful, rich, powerful, etc.; An ambitious plan, WordCore explosion information alien alien ambitious……

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