高三英語(yǔ)培優(yōu)外刊閱讀 殘奧會(huì)話題 學(xué)案

1、高三英語(yǔ)培優(yōu)外刊閱讀班級(jí)：學(xué)號(hào)：姓名：外刊精選I殘奧會(huì)，何時(shí)才能真的出? 第16屆殘疾人奧運(yùn)會(huì)已于本周二在東京開(kāi)幕。近日，東京奧組委表示，原那么上，此次 賽事將在無(wú)觀眾模式下召開(kāi)。面對(duì)這樣的情況，東京殘奧會(huì)將收獲多大的關(guān)注度？殘障人士 是否還能獲得他們所應(yīng)得的社會(huì)關(guān)注？Paralympics to Open With Empty Stands but a Bigger StageBy Gwen KnappLike the thousands of Olympians who competed in Tokyo weeks ago, the Paralympians will take to f

2、ields, courts and courses a year late, without spectators and under a threat of contagion that, at least by the measure of television ratings, has dimmed so many other major sporting events over the past year and a half.The Paralympics, though, might be the rare athletic spectacle that reaches consi

3、derably higher levels of engagement during the pandemic, accelerating its momentum in a way that old-guard sports cannot. A restlessness generated by multiple lockdowns, coupled with the cultural democratization shaped by social media, has amplified a shift in values and tastes, particularly among y

4、oung people, that emphasizes the overlooked and undervalued.Yet resources for the Paralympians, from news media coverage to sponsorship deals, hardly approach what is available to Olympians. The cavernous main press center in Tokyo is a desert these days, and searches online for Paralympic news tend

5、 to yield mostly news releases from organizers of the Games.On Thursday night, just days ahead of the opening ceremony, more than 125 landmarks around the world were bathed in purple, the color that has long represented the disability community.“We have seen other movements like Black Lives Matter,

6、the #MeToo movement,Andrew Parsons, the president of the I.P.C., told The Associated Press last week, “and we need a similar movement for persons with a disability/7【詞匯過(guò)關(guān)】請(qǐng)寫出下面文單詞在文章中的中文意思。.Paralympics . pasro li mpi ks n.Olympian o li mpion n.fieldfi: ldn.court |ko ： t n.course ko ： s n.spectator s

7、pek tel to n.contagion kon tel dj on n.contagious adj.dim di m v.rare reor adj.spectacle spektokol n.considerably kan si darobli adv.momentum ms mentsm n.14.old-guard.restlessness resthsnss n.shape el p vt.amplify aempll fal vt.shift f I ft n.coverage kA vori dj n.approach o prou tj v.yield ji: Id v

8、t.【詞塊學(xué)習(xí)】請(qǐng)從文章中找到下面中文相對(duì)應(yīng)的文詞塊。1.去到某個(gè)地方2,以作為標(biāo)準(zhǔn)來(lái)衡量，就某個(gè)方面來(lái)看.參與度加上.文化民主化.傾向于；通常會(huì)怎么樣拓展練習(xí)閱讀理解She wears many butterfly clips （蝴蝶夾子）in her hair-each unique in size and color. There are butterfly wing designs on her clothes. Her wheelchair is lined with butterfly stickers. No wonder the 73-year-old Paralympic （

9、殘奧會(huì)的）person Kimie Bessho is known as the Butterfly Lady.Bessho, born in 1947, grew up in Hiroshima, Japan, in a house at the top of a mountain. One of eight children, Bessho says she was a fast runner with strong legs that allowed her to cross hills to get to school each day. She loved volleyball an

10、d skiing from a young age.But when she was 38, her husband fell ill and died. Bessho was left shocked and unable to find the strength to go to work. When she was finally starting to move on, her legs were unable to feel or act nonnally. Two years after her husbands death, she was diagnosed （診I斷）with

11、 cancer. The treatment left her paralyzed （癱瘓的）.Yet Bessho didnt give up. She attended a school that teaches the disabled how to drivedriving the car only with her hands. At a gym near the driving school, she read about Paralympic sports. It inspired her to take up table tennis to help with recovery

12、.Five years after becoming paralyzed, at age 45, Bessho began playing the sport. By 56, she was playing in her first Paralympic Games. I became disabled, but I was also given a great gift-to play wheelchair table tennis.But in 2018, after her fourth Paralympics, Bessho suffered another misfortune: s

13、he was injured in two serious car accidents. In the first, a car hit her as she was out in the city, injuring her arms and hands. In the second, a truck hit the back of her car, hospitalizing her for seven months.But Bessho knows she wont give iru Ive been through so many hard times,“ Bessho says. “

14、I have dealt with so many things. I am strong. I have a fighting spirit in me.” 44.Why is Bessho called the “Butterfly Lady”?A.She raises unique butterflies.B.She likes butterfly-related things.C.She designs clothes inspired by butterflies.D.She regards butterflies as an image of good luck.What can

15、we learn about young Bessho?A.She lived in a city center.B.She was a lover of sports.C.She was good at table tennis.D.She was injured in an accident.What did Bessho experience after she was unable to walk?A.She suffered from cancer.B.She lost her loving husband.C.She learned to drive in a school.D.S

16、he developed an interest in volleyball.Which of the following can best describe Bessho?A.Warm and generous.B.Calm and confident.C.Positive and brave.D.Helpful and patient.外刊精選答案【詞匯過(guò)關(guān)】請(qǐng)寫出下面文單詞在文章中的中文意思。一1 .Paralympics , paera li mpi ks n.殘疾人奧運(yùn)會(huì)；殘奧2.Olympian o li mpion n.奧運(yùn)選手.fieldfi： Id n.戶外場(chǎng)地.court

17、ko ： t n.（網(wǎng)球等的）球場(chǎng).course ko ： s n.比賽場(chǎng)地；跑道；泳道.spectator spek tel n.觀眾.contagion kon tel dj on n.傳染.contagious adj.會(huì)傳染的；有傳染性的.dim di m v.使失去光澤，變得暗淡.rare reor adj.罕見(jiàn)的11.spectacle f spektokol n.壯觀的場(chǎng)面，壯觀的景象.considerably ksn si dorobli adv.非常地，相當(dāng)多地.momentum mo mentom n. 勢(shì)頭14.old-guard 保守派.restlessness res

18、thsnos n.煩躁不安.shape f el p vt.塑造.amplify aempll fai vt.放大；加強(qiáng).shift I ft n.轉(zhuǎn)變.coverage kA vorl dj n.報(bào)道.approach o prou tj v.接近.yieldji: Id vt.產(chǎn)出；產(chǎn)生結(jié)果【詞塊學(xué)習(xí)】請(qǐng)從文章中找到下面中文相對(duì)應(yīng)的文詞塊。.take to去到某個(gè)地方.by the measure of以作為標(biāo)準(zhǔn)來(lái)衡量，就某個(gè)方面來(lái)看evel of engagement 參與度.coupled with 力口上.cultural democratization 文化民主化.tend to傾向于；通常會(huì)怎么樣全文番神譯殘奧會(huì)即將開(kāi)幕：看臺(tái)雖空，舞臺(tái)更大和數(shù)周前在東京參賽的上萬(wàn)名奧運(yùn)選手們一樣，殘奧會(huì)選手們也將在延期一年之后，冒 著感染的風(fēng)險(xiǎn)，進(jìn)入沒(méi)有觀眾的賽場(chǎng)、球場(chǎng)和跑道。至少?gòu)氖找暵蕘?lái)看，在過(guò)去的一年半中， 新冠疫情讓其他大型體育活動(dòng)紛紛黯然失色。不過(guò)，殘奧會(huì)可能會(huì)成為難得一見(jiàn)的體育盛事，在疫情期間創(chuàng)下參與度新高，并以傳統(tǒng) 體育賽事所不具備的勁頭持續(xù)快速升溫。屢次疫情封鎖帶來(lái)的焦躁感，以及社交媒體塑造的 文化民主潮流，共同加劇了社會(huì)在價(jià)值觀和品味方面的轉(zhuǎn)變，讓原本被忽略和被低估的人群 受到了更多的重視