2025學(xué)年高一年級英語同步精品課堂（譯林版）Unit2Let’stalkteensReading（原卷版）一、單詞鞏固1．shoot2．battle3．shootup4．mental5．target6．a(chǎn)nger7．n.&vt.渴望，希望8．n.成年人9．n.(關(guān)系)破裂；故障10．vi.&n.奮斗；斗爭；搏斗11．a(chǎn)dj.艱難的；粗糙的；不確切的12．n.看法；視線；景色；vt.把……視為；觀看13．a(chǎn)dj.頻繁的；有規(guī)律的二、翻譯句子14．作為一名成年人，你應(yīng)該為自己的決定負(fù)責(zé)。(beresponsiblefor)(漢譯英)15．均衡的飲食和有規(guī)律的生活對我們的健康至關(guān)重要。(beofvitalimportanceto)(漢譯英)16．我需要一個(gè)機(jī)會讓自己的頭腦冷靜下來，把事情徹底地想清楚。(thinkthrough)(漢譯英)17．我完全理解你的焦慮和擔(dān)憂。(漢譯英)18．Perhapstheyhaveexperiencedsomethingsimilaranddonotwantyoutogothroughthesamepain.(英譯漢)19．Shewassufferingfromphysicalandmentalexhaustion.(英譯漢)20．It’sbadforhealthtobetooanxiousabouteverything.（英譯漢）閱讀下面材料，在空白處填入1個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。21．Thedoctorshavesetouttheir(argue)againsttheproposals.22．canalsooccuramongteenagers,assomedatasuggestthattoday’steenagersarejustasasadults,andtheycanmeetmanysituations.(stress)23．Thefirstdayofschoolusuallycausesespeciallyforchildren,buthewasnottoleavehissonalonethere.(anxious)24．Youcouldfeelthe(tense)intheroomaswewaitedforourexamresults.25．Thelittlechildwastremblingwhen(spot)inthecornerbythefirefighter.26．Doyouknowanythingaboutthenewfilm(shoot)currently?27．Ourschoolwasbeautifulwhen(view)fromthetopofthehill.28．Allthedifficulties(concern)withPaminaweresolvedbytheprince.29．Theprogramme(design)tohelpdisabledpeople.30．Theysaythatshe(struggle)witheatingproblemsforalongtime.閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。AlthoughFacebookoffersvariousprivacysettingsthatcanbeimproved,thereisnowaytoguaranteethatyourphotoswillnotbeseenbypeopleyoudidn’tintendtosharewith.31,itcannotbepletelydiscounted.Postingphotosofyourchildrenalsosetsabadexampletothemaboutprivacyandopensthemuptootherdangers,suchasidentitytheft.ExposuretoSexualPredatorsPostingphotosofyourchildrenonFacebookcouldbringthemtotheattentionofsexualpredators,evenifyousettheprivacysettingssothatonlyfriendsandfamilyareabletoseethephotos.32Thispracticecanbedangerousifthereareeasilyrecognizablelandmarksorinformationthatcanpinpointthelocationofthechildinthephoto.ManyFacebookgamesandappsencourageyoutoincreasethesizeofyourfriendlist,butdoingsocanexposeyourpersonalinformationtounwantedstrangers.Thisinformation,intunewithstatusupdatesrevealingyourwhereaboutsandphotosofyourchildren,canmakeitalltooeasyforsomeonetostalkyourfamily.SetaBadExampleYoungchildrenshouldbetaughtfromanearlyageaboutthedangersofrevealingtoomuchinformationtostrangers.Withsmartphonesandotherelectronicdevicesmakingiteasytopostphotosonline,itisimportantthatchildrenunderstandthedangersofuploadingthewrongkindof

pictures.33theymaydrawtheconclusionthatthereisnothingwrongwithsharingimagesonline.Forexample,manyparentspostphotosoftheirchildreninthebathorintheirswimwear.Unlesschildrenaretaughtboundariesaboutsharingpersonalphotossuchasthese,itcanhaveanegativeeffectonthemlaterinlife.IdentityTheftAfteryoupostphotosofyourchildrenonlineonsitessuchasFacebook,younolongerhaveanycontroloverwhattheimagesareusedfor.Evenwithstrictprivacysettingsthesephotoscanbeviewed,downloaded,modifiedanduploadedelsewherebyotherpeopleiftheyaredeterminedenough.34Someonecouldevenusephotosofyourchildtocreateafakeprofileonateensitewiththeintentionofgettingclosetootherteens.35WhilepostingembarrassingphotosofyourchildrenonFacebookmightseemlikeharmlessfun,itcanexposethemtobullyingandintimidation.Ifsomeonedistributesthesephotostoonlineforumsandwebsitesasajokeitcancausealotofemotionaltraumaforyourchild.Insomeseverecases,teenshavemittedsuicideafterthreatsandbullyingonline.A．OpenChildrenToBullying&Intimidation(恐嚇)B．PhotosofyourchildcouldbeusedforadvertisingC．Althoughpostingchildren’spictureonlinehasbeeatrendD．Avoidcirculatingchildren’sphotoscontainingprivacyonline.E．Wellme