Unit7ExtremeskydivingDoyouoftendosports?Whatkindofsportsdoyoulike?Besidesthose,Doyoulikeextremesports?Doyouknowanyextremesports?BungeeJumpingBungeejumpingisanoutdoorrecreationalactivity.Peoplestantby40metersabovetheheightofstandingposition,livingwitharubberjumprope.Bouncedownagain,repeatedseveraltimesuntiltheelasticgone.Theworld'shighestbungeejumpingpointislocatedattheAmericanRoyalGorgeBridge(皇家峽谷懸索橋)bungeejumping,321meters世界最高的蹦極點(diǎn)位于美國(guó)皇家峽谷懸索橋蹦極，高達(dá)321米。Rock

ClimbingRockClimbing

Rockclimbingisasportderivedfromthemountainclimbing,whichoriginatedintheex-SovietUnion.ItwasincludedintheWorldCompetitionin1974.Climbingcompetitionbegantoriseandcauseawiderangeofinterestsincethe80’s.ThefirstclimbingcompetitionheldinItalyin1985.Surfing,firstobservedinAustralia,isasurfacewatersportinwhichapersonridesaboardonthecrestofawaveasitcarriesthesurfertowardstheshore.SurfingDriftingSkateboardParkourisalsoknownas“CityRush”.Itwasborninthe80‘sFrench，literaltranslationis"everywhere”.Thatistosay,"obstaclecourse.”P(pán)arkourtreattheentirecityasamajortrainingground,allthewalls,roofshavebecometheobjecttoclimb,tocross,especiallythoseabandonedhouses.Today’sstory:Extreme

Skydiving,alsoknownasparachuting,istheactivityofjumpingfromanaircraftandfallingthroughtheskybeforeopeningaparachute.Skydiving

跳傘運(yùn)動(dòng)ThehistoryofskydivingStartswithAndre-JacquesGarnerinwhomadesuccessfulparachutejumpsfromahot-airballoonin1797.Becomeaninternationalsportin1951.Later,alsoperformedasarecreationalactivity.SpeedPeregrineFalconAlsoknownasthePeregrine.hasabodylengthof34to58cmandawingspanofaround80to120cm

,andthefemaleismuchbiggerthanthemale.Itcanreachspeedsover320

km/h

(200mph)inastoop,makingitoneofthefastestcreaturesontheplanet.游隼Liechtenstein

WarmingupI.E2.D3.A4.C5.B6.FII.1.rubbersuit2.harness3.helmet4.wings5.peregrinefalconWordbankinpartoneVelocity[v?'l?s?t?]AccelerationCompetitive

競(jìng)爭(zhēng)非常激烈——verycompetitivehighlycompetitiveintenselycompetitivePart1BCEJ1.1002.1203.zeroacceleration4.highlycompetitive,scientificapproaches5.creatinganopposingforcePart2WordBankresistancereleaseattachPart2I.Becauseofairresistance.Hispurposewastoseehowfastthebirdcoulddive.Yes.Hehopesthatamethodsimilartothatofthefalconwillhelpincreasehisdivingspeed.II.(A)(E)(D)(C)(F)(B)(H)(G)Part3WordBankuncomplicatedreasonablyreachanewworldrecord

打破紀(jì)錄——break/beatarecord

保持記錄——hold/keep/maintainarecord

創(chuàng)造了新的世界紀(jì)錄——setarecord/achieveanewworldrecordPart31.F2.F3.T4.T5.F(1)British

(2)nationalchampion

(3)312

(4)502

(5)backward

(6)adjusts

(7)302Part4WordBanktight-fittingminimumaminimumof…=atleastabsoluteminimumkeepsth.to/ataminimumreducesth.toaminimumwobblePart4EII.1.

maintain

thathighspeed保持那樣快的速度2.

develop

aspecialsuit研制特殊的服裝3.keepairresistanceataminimum保持最小的空氣阻力4.remain

relaxed保持放松5.scientificapproach科學(xué)方法6.payoff得到好結(jié)果7.maximum

speed最高速度III.Listenandrepeat.Markisfocusingongoingfastconsistently.Hisair-filledpantsarelikethefeathersattheotherend.Unfortunately,thisjumpisadisappointmentandhe’sunabletocontrolhisfall.Hiswind-filledclothinggiveshimtheadvantageheneedstoachievethreeverygoodjumps.Mark’sscientificapproachtoskydivinghaspaidoff.Follow-UpI.(G)(F)(D)(A)(C)(B)(H)(E)OralworkTips:1.Whathappenedduringyourfirstjump?2.Whatdidyousee?3.Howdidyoufeel?4.Howdidyouovercomeanydifficulties?5.Didyouenjoyyourexperience?ReadingComprehension1.C2.D3.C4.D5.A6.D7.C8.withoutanengine9.psychological10.wobblesHomeListeningI.A——in1799B——in1495C——in2000D——in1797II.FFTFTTHomeListeningIII.ThereissomeevidencethatparachutesappearedinChinainthe1100s.Hisdesignconsistedofaratheri