初一閱讀積累陳冠旭閱讀積累21世紀報435期1.學生變身包裝工人，打包食物送給饑餓兒童。ALLtheeighth-gradersataschoolinIllinois,USbecamefoodpackers（包裝工人）!Theytookpartinanactivity,Feed（給？？食物）MyStarving（饑餓的）Children,attheendofAugust.Theyworkedingroupsandpackedmealsforpoorchildrenaroundtheworld.Themealsincludedriceandpotatoes.Injusttwohours,theypackedmanymeals.Themealscouldfeed71childrenforoneyear.Theworkersoftheactivitysentout（寄生）themeals.Itwasfunpackingfood,andthestudentsalsolearnedalot.aIlearnedthatlittlethingscanhelpalotofpeople,"KurianJoytoldTheDoingsWeekly.JulieBartell,ateacheroftheschool,saidtheactivityalsohelpedthestudentsgetclosertoeachother.Peopleseeeachotherdifferentlyaftertheydidsomethingimportanttogether,shesaid.Choosethebestanswer:Whatdidtheeighth-gradersdointheactivity?A.Cookfood.B.Packmeals.C.Feedchildren.Intwohours,thestudents.A.workedveryhardB.fed71childrenC.sentoutmanymealsWhatdidthestudentslearnfromtheactivity?A.Foodpackersmakelittlemoney.B.Gettingclosetonatureishelpful.C.Smallactionscanhelpalot.2.What'sonthemenuinBritain?DOyourememberwhatyouateforlunch?Noodles,rice,hamburgers,pizza...Withallthedifferentfoodsweeat,wemayforget（忘記）.ButBritishpeoplecouldtellyouwhattheyhaveeatenforthelastsixyears!That'snotbecausetheyhavegoodmemories（t己，憶力）.OneinthreeBritonseatthesamemealforluncheveryday,accordingtoWholeFoodsMarket.Themostcommon（普遍的）lunchinBritainisasandwichwithchickenorcheese.Butmanypeoplethinktheirlunchisboring.Sowhydotheycontinue（繼續(xù)）toeat“boring"food?It'sbecausethesesandwichesareeasytomakeandeat.However,Britonshavebigdinners.Themostfamousdishisfishandchips.Itcamefromtheseaside.Theseasideisagoodplaceforaholiday.Sofishandchipsarepopularineveryseasidetowninthecountry.Doyouwanttotrythem?Answerthequestions:1.WhatfoodsdoBritonsofteneatforlunch?2.DomanyBritonsliketheirlunch?2.DomanyBritonsliketheirlunch?WhydomanyBritonscontinuetoeatsandwiches?WhatisthemostfamousdinnerdishforBritons?Whatdoesthearticlemainlytalkabout?436期TEDxtalksopenedmyeyestonewideas(P3)TEDx大會讓我大開眼界!DOyouknowwhatTEDxmeetingsare?Inthesemeetings,speakersfromaroundtheworldtalkabouttheirideas.Myhometownheldsuchameetinglastmonth.WhenIgottothemeeting,IfoundmanypeoplewalkingaroundinT-shirtsandsmiles.Therewerecookiesandsandwichesforustoeatduringbreaks（休息時間）.Ilikedtheeasyatmosphere（氣氛）.Atthemeeting,speakershad15minutestosharetheirideas.Theirspeecheswereinteresting.Adoctorsaidthatweshouldalllearntobegoodatgivingup（放棄）.Anarchitect（建筑）saidschoolbuildingsaffect（影響）children'slearning.ItwasthefirsttimeIheardsuchideas.Themeetinggreatlyopenedmyeyes.I'lllearnfromthosespeakersandtrytothinkdifferentlyinlife.Answerthefollowingquestions:WhatareTEDxmeetingsaboHowlongdideachspeakerhaveatthemeeting?3.Whatwasthedoctorsidea?3.Whatwasthedoctorsidea?Inthearchitect'sidea,doschoolbuildingsaffectchildren'slearning?Whatwillthewriterdoafterthemeeting?2.Columbusthegreatseacaptain（P5）哥倫布：愛冒險的航海家。CHRISTOPHERColumbus（1451-1506）wasoneofthegreatestexplorers（探險家）inhistory.ThefamousItalianatfirstsoldsugarintheseaports（海港）ofPortugal（葡萄牙）.Healwayshadsomebrightideas.Thismadehimfamous.LaterColumbustraveledtoSpainandworkedfortheKingandQueen.In1492,hesethisfirstsail（航海）.HetriedtofindawaytoAsia.Atthattime,itwashardtogotoAsiaonland.Thelandwasdangerous.After70daysoutatsea,onOct12,Columbussawasmallisland.HecalleditSanSalvador（nowanislandoftheBahamas）.HethoughtitwasAsia.Butinfact,itwasAmerica.ThankstoColumbus,Europestartedtotrade（貿易）withthenewland.However,ColumbusthoughtwhathefoundwasawaytoAsiauntilhedied（死）.Heneverknewwhatagreatdiscovery（發(fā)現(xiàn)）hemade.Choosethebestanswer:ChristopherColumbuscamefrom.A.ItalyB.SpainC.PortugalHowoldwasColumbuswhenhesethisfirstsail?A.39B.41C.42WhydidColumbussetsail?A.TofindawaytoAsiabysea.B.TosellsugartoAsia.C.TolearnmoreaboutEarth.ThesmallislandColumbusdiscoveredwaspartof.A.AsiaB.EuropeC.America1.Innerbeautyshines...(P3)11歲美國女孩的一段特殊友情。RACHElPrior,11,hasaspecial(特別的)friend,EthanFairhurst.Fairhurst,12,can'tspeakclearly.ButPriorfromOhio,US,isshowingthatdisability(疾）doesn'tmakeapersondifferent.PriorandFairhurstmadefriendswhentheysawtheirbrothers'baseballgametogether.Sincethen,Prioroftenplayswithhimandhelpshimwithhisstudy.PriorsaidsheknewthatFairhursthadsomeproblems,“butitdoesn'treallymatter”."Wearealldifferentinourownway,"shesaid.TohelpmorepeoplelikeFairhurst,Priorandotherstudentsalsoheldarace（賽跑）inherhometownlastyeartoraisemoney（籌款）forcharity.Theirfriendshipalsoteachesstudentsgoodlessons.Fairhurst'steacher,CarrieWilliams,saidstudentslearnedthatpeople'sinner（內在的）beautyismoreimportantthantheirappearancesandabilities（能力）.Choosethebestanswer:HowdidPriorandFairhurstmakefriends?A.Theyplayedbasketballtogether.B.Theybothwatchedtheirbrothers'baseballgame.C.Theyplayedandstudiedtogether.WhatdidPriordotohelppeoplelikeFairhurst?A.Sheaskedotherstudentstohelpthemwiththeirstudy.B.Shecalledondoctorstohelpthemwiththeirproblems.C.Sheandotherstudentsraisedmoneyforcharity.AccordingtoCarrieW川iams,studentslearnedthatA.appearanceismoreimportantthanabilityB.beautyfrompeople'sheartisthemostimportantC.it'sdifficultforonewithdisabilitytobecomebeautifulSoccercelebratesa...（P5）2.英國是現(xiàn)代足球的發(fā)源地。THISyearisagreatyearforsoccer.Thesportcelebratesits150thbirthday.Soccerstartedin16thcenturyEnglishplaygrounds.Everyschoolhaddifferentrules:somecouldrunwiththeball,otherscouldthrow（扔）playerstotheground.Later,soccerbecamemorepopular.Schoolswantedtoplaywitheachother.Finally,theyhadameetingin1863.Themeetingdecided（決定）onesetofrulesforthewholecountry.Modernsoccerwasborn.SocceristhetopsportinEngland.Ontheschoolplaygrounds,boysgettogetherandsharetheirloveforthesport.Theytalkabouttheirdreamsofplayingfortheirfavoriteteamoneday.ThePremierLeague（英超聯(lián)賽）isoneofthebestleaguesintheworld.Tosupport（支持）theirteam,fanssingtheirclub'ssongs.SomesaysoccerisEngland'sbestpresenttotheworld,doyouagree?Answerthefollowingquestions:1.Whyisthisyearagreatyearforsoccer?2.Couldothersthrowplayerstothegroundinasoccer2.Couldothersthrowplayerstothegroundinasoccermeetingin1863PremierLeague?gamebefore?meetingin1863PremierLeague?Whatdidthedo?Whatisthe.Youcandotheimpossible(P3)神奇的泡泡秀讓學生們明白一切皆有可能。APERSONmakesalivingbyblowingsoapbubbles（吹月巴皂泡）一itsoundscrazy,doesn'tit?ButstudentsatNorthbrookJuniorHigh,US,actuallymetsuchaperson.Theylearnedmuchfromhim.

GeoffAkins,abubbleshowperformer（表演者）visitedtheschoolonOct17.Hehastraveledtotencountrieswiththeshow.Hesaidifhecouldtakeblowingbubblesasajob,studentscouldbeanartist,amusician,awatchmaker（鐘表匠）,oranything.aAnythingispossible,ifyouworkhardenoughatit,"hetoldthelocalnewspaperNorthbrookStar.Toshowthis,hemadebubblesinbubbles,bubbleswithstudentsinsideandevenasquare（正方形的）bubble.Theperformancemovedthestudents.“Youcandothingsyouneverthoughtwerepossible,"NicoleAmen,aneighth-grader,said.“Youshouldfollow（追隨）yourdreamsAnswerthefollowingquestions:1.WhatdoesGeoffAkins

1.WhatdoesGeoffAkinsdo?HowmanycountrieshasAkinsvisitedtogivetheshow?TranslatetheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph3.Anythingispossible,ifyouworkhardenoughatit.CanAkinsmakeasquarebubble?裝扮起來，萬圣夜WhatdostudentsthinkofAkins'performance?裝扮起來，萬圣夜2.Dressinguptoscareothers(P5)到啦！HALLOWEENiscoming!Areyoureadytodressup（打扮）andscare（驚嚇）others?HalloweenfallsonthenightofOct31everyyear.MostWesterncountriesliketheUScelebrateit.PeoplebelievedthatonHalloweennightmanyspirits（幽靈）cametoEarth.Sotheyworespecialclothestoscarespirits.Butforchildren,Halloweenisafuntime.Theyusuallyplay“trickortreat（不給糖就搗蛋）”.Theywearcostumes（月艮裝）andtravelfromhousetohouseaskingforcandy.TheyonlyknockonthedoorwithHalloweendecorations（裝飾）.Itmeansthattheownerwouldlovetojoin“trickortreat"andgivetreatstothem.CostumesarethemostwonderfulpartofHalloween.AccordingtoasurveybytheUSNationalRetailFederation,witch（女巫）costumesarethemostpopularamongadults.Butchildrenliketodresslovely.Princessclothesarethetopcostume.Spider-Manandcostumes.pirates（海盜）arealsopopularkidscostumes.Choosethebestanswer:WhydidpeoplewearspecialclothesonHalloween?A.Tocelebratesomeone'sbirthday.B.Toscarespirits.C.Toscarepeople.WhatdochildrenusuallydoonHalloween?A.Play“trickortreat”.B.Sellcandydoortodoor.C.Knockoneverydoor.Fromthesurvey,welearnthat.A.kidslikewitchcostumesthemostB.princessclothesarekidsfavoriteC.Spider-Manandpiratesareadults'topcostumes435[P31BAC【P511.Asandwichwithchickenorcheese.No,theydon't.Becausetheythinksandwichesareeasytomakeandeat.Itisfishandchips.ThemostcommonlunchinBritain.436【P311.S