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Unit 1 Women of achievement
Warming Up
Examine the following six women using the
rules about what makes a great person.
In
pairs discuss what they have in common and what
makes them great. Give your
reasons.
1.
Joan of Arc was a girl from the countryside who
dressed as a man and went to fight
for the
French. She helped drive the English out of
France. She was caught and put to
death by the
English.
2. Elizabeth Fry was a Quaker. She
helped improve prison conditions and gave
prisoners work and education. Her work helped
the Quakers get the Nobel peace
prize in 1947.
3. Song Qingling, Dr Sun Yat-sen’s wife, was
one of the top leaders in modern Chinese
history. She concerned herself with welfare
projects, especially the China Welfare
Institute for women and children.
4. Lin
Qiaozhi was a doctor who became a specialist in
women’s illnesses. She
devoted all her life to
medical work for Chinese women and children. Her
work
encouraged many other women to become
doctors.
5. As a young girl, she always wanted
to study animals. She went to Africa and studied
chimps instead of going to university. Her
research showed the connections between
chimps
and human beings. She works to protect chimps
everywhere.
6. Jody Williams helped found and
international campaign to stop the making of
landmines. She also worked hard to make as
many countries as possible agree not to
use them. She and her organization were
given the Nobel Peace Prize in 1997.
Reading
A STUDENT OF AFRICAN WILDLIFE
① It is 5:45
am and the sun is just rising over Gombe National
Park in East
Africa.
② Following Jane’s
way or studying chimps, our group are all going to
visit
them in the forest.
③ Jane has
studied these families of chimps for many years
and helped people
understand how much they
behave like humans.
④ Watching a family of
chimps wake up is our first activity of the day.
⑤ This means going back to the place where we
left the family sleeping in a
tree the night
before.
⑥ Everybody sits and waits in the
shade of the trees while the family begins to
wake up and move off.
⑦ Then we follow as
they wander into the forest.
⑧ Most of the
time, chimps either feed or clean each other as a
way of
showing love in their family.
⑨
Jane warns us that our group is going to be very
tired and dirty by the
afternoon and she is
right.
⑩ However, the evening makes it all
worthwhile.
11 We watch the mother chimp and
her babies play in the tree.
12 Then we see
them go to sleep together in their nest for the
night.
13 We realize that the bond
between members of a chimp family is as strong
as in a human family.
14 Nobody before
Jane fully understood chimp behaviour.
15 She
spent years observing and recording their daily
activities.
16 Since her childhood she had
wanted to work with animals in their own
environment.
17 However, this was not
easy.
18 When she first arrived in Gombe in
1960, it was unusual for a woman to live
in
the forest.
19 Only after her mother came to
help her for the first few months was she
allowed to begin her project.
20 Her work
changed the way people think about chimps.
21
For example, one important thing she discovered
was that chimps hunt and
eat meat.
22
Until then everyone had thought chimps ate only
fruit and nuts.
23 She actually observed
chimps as a group hunting a monkey and them eating
it.
24 She also discovered how chimps
communicate with each other, and her
study of
their body language helped her work out their
social system.
25 For forty years Jane Goodall
has been outspoken about making the rest of
the world understand and respect the life of
these animals.
26 She has argued that wild
animals should be left in the wild and not used
for
entertainment or advertisements.
27 She has helped to set up special places
where they can live safely.
28 She is leading
a busy life but she says:
29 ”Once I stop, it
all comes crowding in and I remember the chimps in
laboratories.
30 It’s terrible.
31
It affects me when I watch the wild chimps.
32 I say to myself, ‘Aren’t they lucky?’
33 And then I think about small chimps in
cages though they have done
nothing wrong.
34 Once you have seen that you can never
forget...”
35 She has achieved everything she
wanted to do:
36 working with animals in
their own environment, gaining a doctor’s degree
and showing that women can live in the forest
as men can.
37 She inspires those who want to
cheer the achievements of women.
WHY NOT CARRY
ON HER GOOD WORK?
① I enjoyed English,
biology, and chemistry at school, but which one
should I
choose to study at university?
②
I did not know the answer until one evening when I
sat down at the
computer to do some research
on great women of China.
③ By chance I
came across an article about a doctor called Lin
Qiaozhi, a
specialist in women’s
diseases. She lived from 1901 to 1983.
④ It
seemed that she had been very busy in her chosen
career, travelling
abroad to study as well as
writing books and articles.
⑤ One of them
caught my eye.
⑥ It was a small book
explaining how to cut the death rate from having
and
caring for babies.
⑦ She gave some
simple rules to follow for keeping babies clean,
healthy and
free from sickness.
⑧ Why dis
she write that?
⑨ Who were the women that Lin
Qiaozhi thought needed this advice?
⑩ I looked
carefully at the text and realized that it was
intended for women in
the countryside.
11
Perhaps if they had an emergency they could not
reach a doctor.
12 Suddenly it hit me how
difficult it was for a woman to get medical
training
at that time.
13 That was a
generation when girls’ education was always placed
second to
boy’s.
14 Was she so much
cleverer than anyone else?
15 Further reading
made me realize that it was hard work and
determination
as well as her gentle nature
that got her into medical school.
16 What made
her succeed later on was the kindness and
consideration she
showed to all her
patients.
17 There was story after story of
how Lin Qiaozhi, tired after a day’s work,
went late at night to deliver a baby for a
poor family who could not pay her.
18 By
now I could not wait to find out more about her.
19 I discovered that Lin Qiaozhi had devoted
her whole life to her patients and
had chosen
not to have a family of her own.
20 Instead
she made sure that about 50000 babies were safely
delivered.
21 By this time I was very
excited.
22 Why not study at medical college
like Lin Qiaozhi and carry on her good
work?
23 It was still not too late for me to improve
my studies, prepare for the
university
entrance examinations, and ...
第一单元第二篇课文，背诵课文提醒文字：
1.在学校我喜欢英语，生物和化学，但我应该选择哪一个在大学学习？
2.直到有一天晚上，当我坐在电脑前研究中国的伟大女性才知道答案。
3.我
偶然看到一篇关于一个叫林巧稚的医生的文章，一个妇女疾病专家，她从
1901年一直生活到1983
年。
4.她似乎在自己选择的职业生涯中非常忙碌，到国外学习和写书和写作。
5.其中一个引起了我的注意。
6.这是一本小册子，解释从生育和照顾婴儿方面如何降低死亡率。
7.她提出了一些简单的规则来保持婴儿的干净，健康，远离疾病。
8.她为什么要写那个？
9.林巧稚认为需要建议的女人是谁？
10.我仔细看了看课文，意识到这是为农村妇女写的。
11.如果他们有紧急情况，他们可能找不到医生。
12.突然间，我觉得一个女人在那时接受医学训练是多么困难。
13.那一代女孩教育总是排在男孩的第二位.
14.她比任何人都聪明吗？
15.进一步的阅读使我认识到，这是艰苦的工作和决心，以及她的温柔的性质，使
她进入医学院。
16.后来她成功的原因是她对所有病人的关心和体贴。
17.有一则故事讲述了林巧稚在一天的工作后疲倦了，深夜送了一个婴儿给一个无
法支付她的
贫困家庭的婴儿。
18.现在我迫不及待地想了解更多关于她的情况。
19.我发现林巧稚把她的一生都奉献给了她的病人，选择了没有自己的家庭。
20.相反，她确保大约50000名婴儿安全分娩。
21.这时候我很兴奋。
22.为什么不像林巧稚那样在医学院学习并继续她的好工作呢？
23.对我来说仍然不晚的是，提高我的学业，为大学入学考试做准备…
Unit 2 Working the land
Reading
A PIONEER FOR ALL PEOPLE
① Although he is one
of China’s most famous scientists, Yuan Longping
considers himself a farmer, for he works the
land to do his research.
② Indeed, his
sunburnt face and arms and his slim, strong body
are just like
those of millions of Chinese
farmers, for whom he has struggled for the past
five
decades.
③ Yuan Longping grows what
is called super hybrid rice.
④ In 1973, he
became the first agricultural pioneer in the world
to grow rice
that has a high output.
⑤
This special strain of rice makes it possible to
produce 20% more of the crop
in the same
fields.
⑥ Now more than 60% of the rice
produced in China each year is from this
hybrid strain.
⑦ Born in 1930, Yuan
Longping graduated from Southwest Agricultural
College
in 1953.
⑧ Since then, finding
ways to grow more rice has been his life goal.
⑨ As a young man, he saw the great need for
increasing the rice output.
⑩ At that time,
hunger was a disturbing problem in many parts of
the country
side.
11 Yuan Longping
searched for a way to increase rice harvests
without
expanding the area of the fields.
12 In 1950, Chinese farmers could produce
about fifty-six million tons of rice.
13 In a
recent harvest, however, nearly two hundred
million tons of rice was
produced.
14
These in creased harvests mean that 22% of the
world’s people are fed from
just 7% of the
farmland in the world.
15 Yuan longping is
now circulating his knowledge in India, Vietnam
and many
other less developed countries to
increase their rice harvests.
16
Thanks to his research, the UN has more tools in
the battle to rid the world
of hunger.
17
Using his hybrid rice, farmers are producing
harvests twice as large as
before.
18
Yuan Longping is quite satisfied with his life.
19 However, he doesn’t care about being
famous.
20 He feels it gives him less freedom
to do his research.
21 He would much rather
keep time for his hobbies.
22 He enjoys
listening to violin music, playing mah-jong,
swimming and
reading.
23 Spending money
on himself or leading a comfortable life also
means very
little to him.
24 Indeed, he
believes that a person with too much money has
more rather
than fewer troubles.
25 He
therefore gives millions of yuan to equip others
for their research in
agriculture.
26
Just dreaming for things, however, costs nothing.
27 Long ago Yuan Longping had a dream about
rice plants as tall as sorghum.
28 Each ear
of rice was as big as an ear of corn and each
grain of rice was as
huge as a peanut.
29
He awoke from his dream with the hope of producing
a kind of rice that
could feed more people.
30 Now, many years later, Yuan Longping has
another dream: to export his rice
so that it
can be grown around the globe.
31 One dream
is not always enough, especially for a person who
loves and
cares for his people.
第二单元第一篇课文，背诵课文提醒文字：
课文题目：所有人的先驱
①虽然他是中国最著名的科学家，袁隆平仍然认为自己是个农民，因为他作品的
土地
做他的研究。
②的确，他那被太阳晒黑的脸和胳膊和他的苗条，强壮的身体就像那些数以百
万
计的中国农民，他一直在过去的五年。
③袁隆平的是被称为“超级杂交水稻。
④在1973，他成为世界上第一个农业先驱种植高产水稻。
⑤这种特殊的稻种使得同样的田地多收获20%的产量。
⑥现在在中国生产的这种杂交水稻的60%多都是来自于这个杂交系。
⑦生于1930，袁隆平1953年毕业于西南农学院。
⑧此后，找到水稻高产的方法就成为他一生的目标。
⑨作为一个年轻人，他看到了很大的提高水稻产量的需要。
⑩当时，饥饿是在农村的许多地方，一个令人不安的问题。
⑪袁隆平找到一种在不扩大土地面积而增加产量的方法。
⑫1950，中国的农民能生产大约五千六百万吨的大米。
⑬然而，在最近的收获，近二亿吨大米生产了。
⑭这些增加的收成意味着世界上22%的人是来自7%的世界耕地。
⑮袁隆平现在是他的知识传播在印度、越南和其他许多欠发达国家提高水稻产
量。
⑯由于他的研究，联合国在消除世界饥饿的战斗中有了更多的工具。
⑰用他的杂交水稻，农民的产量是以前的两倍大。
⑱袁隆平很满意自己的生活。
⑲然而，他并不在乎成名。
⑳他觉得给他不自由去做他的研究。
21他宁愿花时间为自己的爱好。
22他喜欢听小提琴音乐，演奏mah jong，游泳和阅读。
23花钱在自己身上或过上舒适的生活对他也意味着很少。
24确实，他认为一个人有太多的钱有更多而不是更少的麻烦。
25他因此给了数百万元来装备其他人进行农业研究。
26只是梦想的东西，但是，成本没有。
27长假前袁隆平梦见水稻高粱一样高。
28每穗的耳朵都像玉米穗一样大，每粒米都像花生一样大。
29他醒来的梦想，希望生产一种水稻，可以养活更多的人。
30现在，许多年以后，袁隆平另一个梦想：他的大米出口，以便它可以在全球各
地种植。
31一个梦想并不总是足够的，特别是对于一个爱和关心他的人。