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齣版社：中國人民大學齣版社

ISBN：9787300195889

版次：1

商品編碼：11511791

包裝：平裝

叢書名：常春藤英語係列·普通高中英語課程標準泛讀教材

開本：16開

齣版時間：2014-07-01

用紙：膠版紙

頁數：360

正文語種：中文

常春藤英語：六級·上/常春藤英語係列·普通高中英語課程標準泛讀教材 epub pdf mobi txt 電子書下載 2025

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　　《常春藤英語：六級·上/常春藤英語係列·普通高中英語課程標準泛讀教材》是按照《普通高中英語課程標準》六級要求編寫的，適閤高一年級學生閱讀。本冊收集的英語文學名篇，篇篇清新雋永，字字珠光翠色。其中TheGhostoftheGeorgeandDragon反映英國鄉下鬼故事，令身為現代人的我們感受到英國的陰雨濛濛，TheSkyIsTheirLimit則展現瞭美國人敢於挑戰自己、徵服天空的勇氣，TheLittlePostBoy描述瞭瑞典小男孩在迷路情況下如何戰勝雪地寒夜、護送客人安全抵達目的地的故事。閱讀這些篇章，不僅能夠讓讀者體會英語語言的精妙，更能夠陶冶情操，開闊視野，遨遊人類文明的天空，采擷曆史積澱的智慧。

作者簡介

　　聶成軍，教育碩士，中學高級教師。現任北京市海澱區教師進修學校教研員、英語教研室主任。中央電教館、教育部課程與教材發展中心特聘專傢；北京教育考試院高考試題評價專傢組成員、自主會考試題評價組組長；北京教育學院特聘英語骨乾教師培訓導師；海澱區教委名師工作站英語學科組導師；北師大版高中英語教材編者之一。

　　王曉亮，教育碩士，1986年任教以來，先後獲跨世紀園丁工程國傢級骨乾教師培訓證書，TESOL證書和倫敦職業發展項目培訓結業證書。現為海澱區學科帶頭人，進修學校兼職教研員。

內頁插圖

1． The Little Post Boy
2． Sailing into the Unknown： Ferdinand Magellan
3． Martial Arts
4． The Grimm Brothers
5． A Dog of Flanders (1）
6． A Dog of Flanders (2）
7． A Dog of Flanders (3）
8． The Norwood Mystery (1）
9． The Norwood Mystery (2）
10． What Is the Best Day of the Year
11． Close Encounters of the Wild Kind
12． Try Again
13． The Sky-Lark (1）
14． The Sky-Lark (2）
15． Susie’s Composition
16． The Right Way
17． The Way to Be Happy
18． Annie’s Dream
19． Alfred the Great
20． More Than One Way to the Square
21． The Best Advice I Ever Had
22． How I Lost Four Ounces in Three Weeks
23． The Ghost of George & Dragon Inn
24． We “Discovered” Our Town
25． The Sky Is Their Limit
26． Ask the Rabbit
27． The Brave Men on the Bridge
28． The Strange Birth of Television
29． The Broken Bridge
30． Why the Sea Is Salt
31． Life on Other Planets
32． An Incident over Orly
33． Cheerfulness
34． Stories of the Elephant
35． The Gate Without a Latch
36． The Stone That Rebounded
37． The Prince and the Judge
38． The West India Islands
39． The Heroic Daughter
40． What’s in an Indian Name?
41． Flying High
42． Mystery of the Yeti
43． The Gentleman in White
44． Differences Between British and American Cultures
45． Fighting the Good Fight： Emmeline Pankhurst
46． Harry’s Riches
47． The Swallow (1）
48． The Swallow (2）
49． Thin Ice
50． The Man with the Cane
51． Stop the Train
52． The Code Talkers
53． Prince Darling
54． Louis Agassiz： Science Teacher
55． Fairy-tale Gods
56． The Lion and the Spaniel
57． The Heroic Serf
58． Florence Nightingale
59． The Golden Touch(1)
60． The Golden Touch(2)
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　　In my travels about the world, I have made the acquaintance of a great many
　　children, and I might tell you many things about their dress, their speech, and their habits of life, in the different countries I have visited. I presume, however, that you would rather hear me relate some of my adventures in which children participated, so that the story and the information shall be given together.
　　This one shall be the story of my adventure with a little post-boy, in the northern part of Sweden. Very few foreigners travel in Sweden in the winter, on account of the intense cold.
　　I made my journey in the winter because I was on my way to Lapland, where it is easier to travel when the swamps and rivers are frozen, and the reindeer sleds can fly along over the smooth snow. It was very cold indeed, the greater part of the time; the days were short and dark, and if I had not found the people so kind, so cheerful, and so honest, I should have felt inclined to turn back more than once.
　　But I do not think there are better people in the world than those who live in Norrland, which is a Swedish province, commencing about two hundred miles north of Stockholm.
　　They are a tall, strong race, with yellow hair and bright blue eyes, and the handsomest teeth I ever saw. They live plainly, but very comfortably, in snug wooden houses, with double windows and doors to keep out the cold.
　　Here there are neither railroads nor stages, but the government has established post-stations at distances varying from ten to twenty miles. At each station a number of horses are kept, but generally the traveler has his own sled, and simply hires the horses from one station to another.
　　……