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1、L6Unit11Listening事故和身體恢復(fù)事故和身體恢復(fù)HarryBeechamwksfahitechGermancompanybasedintheMunich.Lastmonthhewasinanautomobileaccident.HewasonhiswaytoattendanimptantmeetinginNewYkCity.HehadjustarrivedonaflightfromLondonwastakingataxii

2、ntothecity.Theweatherwasterribletheroadwasicy.Hewasinahurrysoheaskedthetaxidrivertogethimintothecityassoonaspossible.Thetaxidriveragreedspedupbutjustastheylefttheairptthecarwasoutofcontrol.Itspunaroundskiddedinto(滑入)thep

3、athofanoncomingtruck.Ftunatelythetruckwasgoingtoofastsonobodywaskilled.Butthetaxiwasseverelydamagedbothpassengerswereinjured.Thetaxidriversurvivedwithonlyafewinjuredbecausehewaswearingaseatbelt.Thecaraccidentwouldn’thave

4、beenhappenedhadtheweatherbeenbetter.Hadheputonhisseatbelthemightnothavebeeninjuredsobadly.Hadtheweatherbeenbettertheaccidentwouldn’thavebeenhappened.Thetaxiairbaghadalsobeendeployed(使展開)absbingmuchoftheimpact.HoweverHarr

5、ywhowasinthebackseathavingputonhisseatbelt.Asaresulthewasseverelyinjuredhadtoberushedtothehospital.NowamonthlaterHarrystillcan’tremembermuchofwhathappened.Whenhefirstwokeupinthehospitalitwasseveralhoursaftertheaccidenthe

6、wasn’tsurewherehewas.Thebadnewswasthathecouldn’tmovehislegs.Thiswasbecausehisbackhadbeenbrokenintheaccident.Thedoctlatertoldhimthathemightneverregaintheuseofhislegs.Someofhisnervesinhisspine(脊柱)legshadbeendamagedbutevery

7、thingelsewasOK.NowHarryistryingtofigureoutwhattodo.Ifhewkshardexerciseseverydaytherewillstillachancethathelegswillrecoverontheirown.Therearealsosomenewtreatmentsthatmighthelphisnerveregenerate.Stillheshouldbepreparedfthe

8、longrecoverypossibilitythathemightneverwalkagain.Withouttheuseofhislegshewouldn’tbeabletocontinuewkinginthesameway.itwouldn’tbepossibletotravelsohewouldhavetofindanotherwaytoattendthemeeting.Eitherthathewouldhavetolookfa

9、notherwaytomakealiving.Harryhasagooddisabilityinsurancesomoneywon’tbeproblemfawhile.Butsoonerlaterhewantstobeabletoearnsalivingagain.Ofcourseheisn’tplanningtogiveuponhislegs.Ifhewkshardhemightstillbeabletoregaintheuselea

10、rntowalkagain.Someofhisnerveshadbeendamagedbuttherewasachancethattheywerehealed.Thenewdrugsbeingdevelopedmightmakeitpossiblefthenervestogrowback.Stillhehastofacethepossibilitythatnothingwillwk.WhateverhappensHarryisdeter

11、minedtothinkpositively.Evenhecan’twalkhecanstillattendthemeetingalloverthewld.Withtechnologyhecouldbeanywherethereismuchthathecanstilldo.Luckilyhestillhastousehisarmshshisbrainisstillfunctioning.Withtherightattitudehecan

12、findawayfward.Thereisnoreasontodespairinfeelingsryfoneself.Thatkindofthinkwon’tsolveanything.Hejusthopesthathiscompanyanotherwillgethimachancetoprovehimself.Hecouldstillbeavaluableassetfthemcomemake.Spunaround使…旋轉(zhuǎn)(spin的過

13、去式和過去分詞)L6Unit11reading狼來了和野外生存狼來了和野外生存Onceuponatimetherewasamischievous(淘氣的)youngboywhowasgiventhetaskoftendingaherdofsheeponahillsidenearavillage.Theboygrewtired(厭倦)bedwhilewatchingthesheepsohefoundwaystoamusehimselfsu

14、chasclimbingtreeschasingsheep.Onedayhecameupwithwhathethoughtwasabrilliantidea.Heclimbedtothetopofatreeshoutedtowardthevillage:“wolf!Wolf!Helpmeplease!”Whenthevillagersheardhiscriesfhelptheyrushedupthehilltorescuehimchas

15、e(追捕)thewolfaway.Ofcoursewhentheygottheretherewasnowolftobeseentheboywhowasstillinthetreewaslaughing.Thesheepweregrazing(吃草)peacefully.Annoyed.Thevillagersreturnedtothevillagebacktotheirnmalactivities.Afewdayslatertheboy

16、grewbedagainplayedthesametrickonthevillagers.Thistimethevillagerswerefuriousattheboy.Thatnighthewaspunishedbyhismotherfhisbadbehavi.Fawhileafterthatlifewentonasnmaltheboybehaved.Hedidn’twanttobepunishedagain.Thenoneafter

17、noonwhilehewastendingthesheephenoticedthatthesheepwerebleating(小羊的叫聲)nervous.Hedidn’tknowwhatwascausingtheirstrangebehavisoheclimbedatreetoseeifhecoulddeterminewhatwasgoingon.Whathesawfromthetreewasafrighteningsightabigh

18、airywolfchasingafterthesheep.Terrifiedhescreamedfhelp:“wolfwolf!There’sawolfchasingthesheep!”Thistimewhenthevillagersheardhiscriesfhelptheywereconvincedthatitwasanotheroneofhispranks(惡作劇).Nobodybelievedthattherewasreally

19、awolfsotheyignedhisfrantic(發(fā)狂的、發(fā)瘋的)callsfhelp.Thewolfhavingnothingtofearfeasted(大吃大喝)onseveralofthesheepthenslippedbackintothefest.Feaston盡情享受WhatwouldyoudoifyoueverfoundyourselflostinthewildTofindoutyoucanjoinaweekendsu

20、rvivalcourseinAustralia’sOutbackDesert(內(nèi)陸沙漠).Thisvastareaisfamousfitsharsh(殘酷的、嚴(yán)厲的)desertclimate.Tosurviveyourfirsttaskwillbetofindwaterararecommodityinthedesert.Animalssuchasantsseedeatingbirdsarestrongindicatsofwater.Y

21、oucanalsocutsuckmoisturefromtherootsleavesofplants.Treeslikethedesertoak(橡樹)haverootsnearthesurface.Butbecareful.Thebranchesofgumtreesarearichsourceofwaterbuttheleavesarepoisonoussodon’teatthem.Thebestplacetobuildashelte

22、risinanareawiththeleastamountof(最少的)sunlightlikebetweensdunes(沙丘)trench(溝).Tomakeatrenchdigaholeenoughtoliedowninusetheextrastocreateabarrierwalloneachside.Thiscanhelptoshieldyoufromtheglare(刺眼)scchingheat(炎熱的)ofthesun.n

23、ightscanbecoldsoknowinghowtomakeafireisessential.Onewaytobuildafireistousethehdrill(鉆頭)method.Thisisoneoftheoldestsimplestwaystostartafire.Itinvolvesrollingastickbetweenyourhswhilepressingitontoanotched(凹口的)pieceofwoodwi

24、thdrytinder(引燃物)below.Theideaistousefrictiontocreateenoughheattoignitethetinderthiscanbealotofwk.Asffoodyou’llhavetobeopenminded.Somefmsoflifecanbeuglytolookatbutcanprovideyouwithenoughproteintosurvive.Theymayeventastego