2019外研版高中英語基于詞、法、句挖掘文本深度學(xué)習(xí)必修三Lnit3TheWorldofScienceUnderstandingIdeas:TheNewAgeofInvention第一遍:詞匯短語過關(guān)斬將*ve:rl/^TheNewAgeofInvention第一遍:詞匯短語過關(guān)斬將*ve:rl/^a點黃山產(chǎn)<一Ir嚷WF1前Wt雪一枚3①sml108ai￡E8^kiteuseiiecoHXU①pntnnnscsdlbawbs..■OUJg^nOKzSJA01JJe膽lllse曙TheNewAgeofInventionInterviewer：Goodevening,andwelcometoBetweenthePages.Thisevening,I'llbetalkingtoDrRichardFairhurst,whosenewbookTheNew 1 （時代）ofInventionhasjustbeenpublished.Welcome,Richard!Richard：Thankyou.It'sapleasuretobehere.Interviewer：Iguessyouhavebeenaskedaboutthetitleofyourbookbefore.It 2 （表明）thatthepresentdayisanewageforinventions,butmanypeoplemightthinkthatthegreatageofinventionisover.Richard：Well,that,san 3 （有趣的）point.Therehavebeengoldenagesofinventionthroughouthistory.Thinkofthefourgreat 4 （發(fā)明）inAncientChina:gunpowder,papermaking,printingandthecompass.Thesethingschangedtheworldforever.ThentherewerethegreatWesterninventions：thesteamengine,thetelephoneandtheradio.Andnow,wefindourselvesinthegreatnewageoftechnology.Interviewer：Soaremostofthenewgreatinventionstech-based?Richard：Alot,yes.Forexample,advancesin_5（虛擬現(xiàn)實）and 6（可穿戴技術(shù)），aswellasthe7（易彎曲的電池），meanweshouldsoonbeseeingfurtherdevelopments.8_（除之夕卜），importantadvanceshavebeenmadeinmedicineandenvironmentalscience9_（由于）increasingcomputerpower.Interviewer：Canyougiveussomeexamples?Richard：Sure.Newinventionslike3Dprintershavebeenusedtomake10 10 （替代）heartsandboneparts. 11 （就 而言）theenvironment,itisnowpossibletocreateanintelligentwalkinghouse.Itis 12 （有能力的）ofusingGPStechnologytotraveltodifferentplaces,withcomputingtechnologycontrollingits“l(fā)egs”.What'smore,hugeadvancesinsolartechnologymeanitcanbe13（對生態(tài)環(huán)境友好的），too.Interviewer：Impressive 14 （物品）!Ihavealsobeentoldthatyou'reaninventoryourself.Isthatcorrect?Richard:Yes,Iam,butI'monlyonememberofabigteam一most 15（發(fā)明家inventorsnowworkaspartofbiginternationalteams.Interviewer: 16 （我明白了）.Sowhatisitthatinspiresustoinventthings?Richard:Mostinventionsstartwithrecognisingaproblemthatneedsa 17 （解決辦法）.Thiswasnodoubtthereasonbehindtheinventionofthewheelinancienttimes,whichmuchlaterdevelopedintothecar.Now,reducedenergysuppliesandenvironmentalpollutionhave18（導(dǎo)致）moreadvancesinthetechnologyofnewenergyvehicles.Butwhatremainsimportantisthatwehaveanincredibledesiretothinkandcreate,andthat'stherealspiritofinvention.Interviewer:Onelastquestion.Thisistheoneveryonereallywantstoknow:willanybodyever 19 （發(fā)明）atimemachine?Richard:Ithinkyou'vebeenwatchingtoomanymovies!NothinglikethishasbeeninventedyetandI'dsaywe*realongwayfromaninventionlikethatatthemoment!But,astheysay,“ 20 （永不言棄）！”18. 19. 20. 第二遍:基礎(chǔ)語法披荊斬棘SElMPBfutua>lBE」￡Bs3AllC&^glfbsives3s第二遍:基礎(chǔ)語法披荊斬棘SElMPBfutua>lBE」￡Bs3AllC&^glfbsives3sz?^Badrowasajdm-^1s—iLNewAgeofInventionhasjustbeenpublished.Welcome,Richard!Richard：Thankyou.It'sapleasuretobehere.Interviewer：Iguessyou2（ask）aboutthetitleofyourbookbefore.Itsuggeststhatthepresentdayisanewageforinventions,butmanypeoplemightthinkthatthegreatageofinventionisover.Richard：Well,that's 3 interestingpoint.Therehavebeengoldenagesofinventionthroughouthistory.Thinkofthefourgreat 4 (invention)inAncientChina:gunpowder,papermaking,printingandthecompass.Thesethingschangedtheworldforever.ThentherewerethegreatWesterninventions：thesteamengine,thetelephoneandtheradio.Andnow,wefind 5 (we)inthegreatnewageoftechnology.Interviewer：Soaremostofthenewgreatinventionstech-based?Richard：Alot,yes.Forexample,advancesinvirtualrealityandwearabletech,aswellastheflexiblebattery,meanweshouldsoonbeseeing 6 (far)developments.Inaddition,importantadvanceshavebeenmadeinmedicineandenvironmentalsciencethanksto 7 (increase)computerpower.Interviewer：Canyougiveussomeexamples?Richard：Sure.Newinventionslike3Dprinters 8 (use)tomakereplacementheartsandboneparts.Intermsoftheenvironment,itisnowpossibletocreateanintelligentwalkinghouse.ItiscapableofusingGPStechnologytotraveltodifferentplaces, 9 computingtechnologycontrollingits"legs”.What*smore,hugeadvancesinsolartechnologymean 10 canbeeco-friendly,too.Interviewer：Impressivestuff!Ihavealsobeentoldthatyou're 11 inventoryourself.Isthatcorrect?Richard:Yes,Iam,butI'monlyonememberofabigteam一mostinventorsnowworkaspartofbiginternationalteams.Interviewer:Isee.Sowhatisitthatinspiresustoinventthings?Richard:Mostinventionsstartwith 12 (recognize)aproblemthatneedsasolution.Thiswasnodoubtthereasonbehindtheinventionofthewheelinancienttimes, 13 muchlaterdevelopedintothecar.Now,reducedenergysuppliesandenvironmentalpollutionhaveledtomoreadvancesinthetechnologyofnewenergyvehicles.But 14 remainsimportantisthatwehaveanincredibledesiretothinkandcreate,andthat'stherealspiritofinvention.Interviewer:Onelastquestion.Thisistheoneveryonereallywantstoknow:willanybodyeverinventatimemachine?Richard:Ithinkyou'vebeenwatchingtoomanymovies!Nothinglikethis 15 (invent)yetandI'dsaywe'realongwayfromaninventionlikethatatthemoment!But,astheysay,“Neversaynever!”10 s黑膘第三遍基礎(chǔ)句法精益求精StructureTheNewAgeofInventionInterviewer：Goodevening,andwelcometoBetweenthePages.Thisevening,IllbetalkingtoDrRichardFairhurst,whosenewbookTheNewAgeofInventionhasjustbeenpublished.Welcome,Richard!Richard：1..（謝謝！很榮幸能夠來到這。）Interviewer：Iguessyouhavebeenaskedaboutthetitleofyourbookbefore.Itsuggeststhatthepresentdayisanewageforinventions,butmanypeoplemightthinkthatthegreatageofinventionisover.Richard：Well,that'saninterestingpoint.Therehavebeengoldenagesofinventionthroughouthistory.2. （想想中國古代的四大發(fā)明：火藥、造紙術(shù)、印刷術(shù)和指南針。這些東西永遠地改變了世界。）ThentherewerethegreatWesterninventions：thesteamengine,thetelephoneandtheradio.Andnow,wefindourselvesinthegreatnewageoftechnology.Interviewer：Soaremostofthenewgreatinventionstech-based?Richard：Alot,yes.Forexample,advancesinvirtualrealityandwearabletech,aswellastheflexiblebattery,meanweshouldsoonbeseeingfurtherdevelopments.Inaddition,importantadvanceshavebeenmadeinmedicineandenvironmentalsciencethankstoincreasingcomputerpower.Interviewer：3.（你能給我舉一些例子嗎？）Richard：inventionslike3Dprintershavebeenusedtomakereplacementheartsandboneparts.Intermsoftheenvironment,itisnowpossibletocreateanintelligentwalkinghouse.ItiscapableofusingGPStechnologytotraveltodifferentplaces,withcomputingtechnologycontrollingits“l(fā)egs”.Whafsmore,hugeadvancesinsolartechnologymeanitcanbeeco-friendly,too.Interviewer：Impressivestuff!Ihavealsobeentoldthatyou'reaninventoryourself.Isthatcorrect?Richard:Yes,Iam,butPmonlyonememberofabigteam—mostinventorsnowworkaspartofbiginternationalteams.Interviewer:Isee.Sowhatisitthatinspiresustoinventthings?Richard:4. （大多數(shù)發(fā)明都是從認識到需要解決的問題開始的。）Thiswasnodoubtthereasonbehindtheinventionofthewheelinancienttimes,whichmuchlaterdevelopedintothe

car.Now,reducedenergysuppliesandenvironmentalpollutionhaveledtomoreadvancesinthetechnologyofnewenergyvehicles..（但仍然重要的是，我們有極大的渴望去思考和創(chuàng)造,這才是真正的發(fā)明精神。）Interviewer:Onelastquestion.Thisistheoneveryonereallywantstoknow:willanybodyeverinventatimemachine?Richard:Ithinkyou'vebeenwatchingtoomanymovies!NothinglikethishasbeeninventedyetandPdsaywe*realongwayfromaninventionlikethatatthemoment!But,astheysay,uNeversaynever!?DevelopingIdeas：FRANKLINSEXPERIMENNT:HowMuchisTrue?譴懸舞船"副k誨譴懸舞船"副k誨gReaming震逑口°逛.focwords第一遍:詞匯短語過關(guān)斬將FRANKLIN'SEXPERIMENNT:HowMuchisTrue?BenjaminFranklin*sfamousexperimentwith 1 （閃電）hasintroducedgenerationsofchildrentoscience.However,newresearchsuggeststhatthestorymaybefiction 2 （而不是）fact.Thewell-knownstoryisthattheAmericanFoundingFatherandscientistflewakiteduringastormin1752.Atthattime,therewasmuch 3 （興趣）inelectricity（電）.Peoplewantedtoknowiflightningwasreally 4 （產(chǎn)生）byelectricityorsomethingelse.Franklinwasoneofthem.Heraisedthekitewithapieceofstring,tiedtoit.A 5（金屬的）key6（被綁在）thestring.Aflashoflightninghitthekite,andelectricitywas 7 （傳導(dǎo)）throughthestringtothekey.Franklinthentouchedthekeywithhisfingerandgotanelectricshock.This,hesaid, 8 （證明）thatlightningwasa 9_（形式）ofelectricity.—Formanyyears,schoolshavetaughtthestoryofFranklin'slightningexperiment.Morethanonegenerationofschoolchildrenhasbeenamazedbyhis 10 （勇敢）andhisscientificapproachtolookingforthetruth.Franklin,alongwithmanyotherscientists,has 11 （激勵）usandtaughtusthatscientificexperimentsareimportantinordertoestablishthetruthandtocontributetowardslaterscientificdiscoveriesandinventions.However,neitherthestorynorthedetailsoftheexperimentare 12 （完全地）true.AlthoughithasbeenprovedthatFranklin'sexperimenttookplace,morethanonescientisthasquestionedwhatreallyhappened.Thedetailaboutthestringandthekeyistrue.ButscientistsallagreethatifFranklinhadactuallytouchedthekey,hewouldcertainlyhave 13 （死于）theelectricshock.Scientistsoftenquestionacceptedideasbecausetheywanttoestablishthefacts.SomehaveevenquestionedthestoryabouttheapplethatfellonNewton'sbeadandledhimto14（提出）histheoryofgravity.Infact,morethanone 15 （記述）suggeststhatwhileNewtonwascertainlyinspiredbyafallingapple,thereisnoproofthatithithimonthehead.Admittedly,fictionisoftenmoreinterestingthanthe 16 （真相）.PeoplehavebeenmoreinspiredbyFranklin'sspiritofscientificexplorationthanbythefactsthemselves.Butinscience,factsshouldbeprovedbyexperimentsandresearch,andweshouldnotalwaysbelieveeverythingwereadorhear17（艮口使）evenifitisagreatstory.10 12. 17 第二遍：基礎(chǔ)語法披第二遍：基礎(chǔ)語法披荊斬棘^Jesmr2JSaAPspeutr5es9SU&f^rbslves3.s總xa警8ggn￥FRANKLINSEXPERIMENNT:HowMuchisTrue?BenjaminFranklin,sfamousexperimentwithlightninghasintroducedgenerationsofchildrentoscience. 1 ,newresearchsuggeststhatthestorymaybefictioninsteadoffact.Thewell-knownstoryisthattheAmericanFoundingFatherandscientist 2 （fly）akiteduringastormin1752.Atthattime,therewasmuchinterestinelectricity.Peoplewantedtoknow 3 lightning4. wasreallyproducedbyelectricityorsomethingelse.Franklinwasoneofthem.Heraisedthekitewithapieceofstring 4 (tie)toit.Ametalkeywasattachedtothestring.Aflash(1閃光)oflightninghitthekite,andelectricity 5 (conduct)throughthestringtothekey.Franklinthentouchedthekeywithhisfingerandgot 6 electricshock.This,hesaid,provedthatlightningwasaformofelectricity.Formanyyears,schools 7 (teach)thestoryofFranklin*slightningexperiment.Morethanonegenerationofschoolchildrenhasbeenamazedbyhis 8 (brave)andhisscientificapproachtolookingforthetruth.Franklin,alongwithmanyotherscientists,hasinspiredusandtaughtusthatscientificexperimentsareimportantinordertoestablishthe 9 (true)andtocontributetowardslaterscientificdiscoveriesandinventions.However,neitherthestory 10 thedetailsoftheexperimentare 11_(entire)true.AlthoughithasbeenprovedthatFranklin*sexperimenttookplace,morethanonescientisthasquestioned 12 reallyhappened.Thedetailaboutthestringandthekeyistrue.ButscientistsallagreethatifFranklinhadactuallytouchedthekey,hewouldcertainlyhavedied 13 theelectricshock.Scientistsoftenquestion14_(accept)ideasbecausetheywanttoestablishthefacts.SomehaveevenquestionedthestoryabouttheapplethatfellonNewton'sbeadandledhimtocomeupwithhistheoryofgravity.Infact,morethanoneaccount 15 (suggest)thatwhileNewtonwascertainlyinspiredbyafallingapple,thereisno 16 (prove)thatithithimonthehead.Admittedly,fictionisoftenmoreinterestingthanthetruth.PeoplehavebeenmoreinspiredbyFranklin'sspiritofscientific 17 (explore)thanbythefactsthemselves.Butinscience,factsshould 18 (prove)byexperimentsandresearch,andweshouldnotalwaysbelieveeverythingwereadorhear-evenifitisagreatstory.10 第三遍：基礎(chǔ)句法第三遍：基礎(chǔ)句法第三遍：基礎(chǔ)句法精益求精EnglishSentenceStructureFRANKLINSEXPERIMENNT:HowMuchisTrue?第三遍：基礎(chǔ)句法精益求精BenjaminFranklin'sfamousexperimentwithlightninghasintroducedgenerationsofchildrentoscience.（然而，新的研究表明這些故事可能是虛構(gòu)的而不是事實）Thewell-knownstoryisthattheAmericanFoundingFatherandscientistflewakiteduringastormin1752.Atthattime,therewasmuchinterestinelectricity.Peoplewantedtoknowiflightningwasreallyproducedbyelectricityorsomethingelse.Franklinwasoneofthem.Heraisedthekitewithapieceofstringtiedtoit.（一把金屬鑰匙被綁