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1TorbjornPedersenisaDanishtravelerwhorecentlyfinishedatriparoundtheworld.Butthiswasn'tjustanytrip.Mr.Pedersenspentnearly10yearsvisitingverycountryintheworldwithoutflying.2Mr.Pedersenhadalreadytraveledandworkedinmanydifferentcountries.Butin2013,hereadanarticleaboutsomeonewhohadvisitedallthecountriesoftheworld.Mr.Pedersenrealizedhecouldsetarecordbydoingthesamething,butwithoutflying.3Ashebegantoplanhistrip,hemadeafewrules:noflying,novisitinghome,andspendatleast24hoursineverycountry.Hehopedthathecouldliveonabout$20aday,andfinishhistripinaboutfouryears.4Ittookhimfarlonger.Thefirstpartofhistripwasprettyeasy.HetraveledacrossEuropeandNorthAmerica,wherehisbiggestchallengewasnotspendingtoomuchmoney.Butashemovedontootherpartsoftheworld,thingsbegantogetmuchharder.Tocrosslargebodiesofwater,Mr.Pedersentookboats.Sometimesitwashardtofindaboat.Atothertimes,Mr.Pedersenwasonaboatfordays,beingtossedbystrongwavesduringastorm.Hetraveledbytaxi,bus,train,andevenwalking.Sometimeshepaidforaplacetostay;sometimespeopleinvitedhimintotheirhomes.Atothertimes,hehadtosleepoutside.Hesaysthatonereasonhedidn'tgiveupwasthehelphegotfrompeopleallovertheworld.“Youmighthavetotry1000closeddoors,butthereisalwaysanopendoorsome-where.Never,evergiveup,”hesays.5OnJuly26,Mr.PedersenarrivedbackinDenmarkaftera33?dayboatride.Hewasmetbyabout150people,includingfriendsandfamilymembers.Inthelast10years,hecoveredaround260,000miles.Hesayshe'slookingforwardtosomequiettimetothinkabouthistrip.Afterthat,heplanstowriteabookandsharewhathelearnedduringhistravelsaroundtheworld.ReadingCheck1.WhatmadeTorbjornPedersenvisiteverycountrywithoutflying?A.Anarticlethatheread.B.Hisworkingexperiences.C.Hisreadinghabits.D.Thedisadvantagesoftravelingbyplane.2.Whatdoesparagraph3mainlytalkabout?A.TorbjornPedersen'stravelingdesire.B.TorbjornPedersen'stravelingplans.C.TorbjornPedersen'sfamilybackground.D.TorbjornPedersen'snature.3.WhichwordcanbestdescribeTorbjornPedersen?A.Mean.B.Determined.C.Modest.D.Smart.4.WhatwillTorbjornPedersendonextaccordingtothetext?A.GobacktoDenmark.B.Visithisfriends.C.Livewithhisfamilymembers.D.Sharehistravelsinabook.日積月累articlen.文章realizev.意識(shí)到tossv.(使)搖擺;揮動(dòng);顛簸coverv.行走(一段路程)setarecord創(chuàng)造紀(jì)錄atleast至少liveon靠……生活;以……為食bytaxi乘出租車lookforwardto期待1OnAugust21,acargoshiptravelingfromSingaporetoBrazilbecamethefirsttotryoutanewkindofsail.Thesailisexpectedtosavefuelandcutpollution.Ifitworkswell,similarsailscouldbecomecommononcargoshipsoverthenextfewyears.2ThenewsailiscalledWindWing.Whentheshipisatsea,theWindWingcanberaisedandturnedtocatchthewind,helpingtheshipmoveforward.Whentheshipisinport,orwhentheweatherisrough,theWindWingcanbefoldeddownflatontheship'sdeck.3Cargill,ahugeAmericanfoodcompany,hadtheideaofcreatingthesail.Becauseitdependsonshipstotransportitsfood,Cargillwasinterestedinfindingwaystoreducepollutionfromitsshippingoperations.Shippingproducesahugeamountofpollution.About2.1%oftheworld'sCO2pollutioncomesfromshipping.Inrecentyears,thatnumberhasbeenincreasing.SoCargilldecidedtotrylookingathowshipsusedtomove,longbeforefossilfuelsbecamecommon—windpower.4CargillaskedtheBritishcompanyBARTechnologiestodesignasailforcargoships.AndacompanycalledYaraMarinebuilttheWindWings,whichwerethenputonthePyxisOcean—acargoshipownedbyMitsubishi.Intests,thePyxisOceanwasabletoreach

speedsofupto10kphusingjusttheWindWings,andnofuelatall.5Normally,thePyxisOceanwillusefuel,butitaimstousefarlessbylettingthewindhelpout.CargillsayscomputerstudiesshowthateachWindWingcansave1.65tonsoffueleveryday.ThePyxisOceanhastwoWindWings.Cargillsaystheseshouldcuttheship'spollutionbyabout30%.6ThePyxisOceanwilltakesixweekstoreachBrazil.CargillplanstocarefullystudytheresultstolearnhowwelltheWindWingworked,andwhetheritcanbeimproved.TheexcitingthingaboutWindWingsisthat,iftheyworkwell,theycanbemadetofitmanycargoshipsthatarecurrentlyrunningonfossilfuels.ReadingCheck1.WhywastheWindWingcreated?A.Toprovideacheaperpowersourceforcargoships.B.Toincreasethespeedofcargoships.C.Toreducefuelconsumptionofcargoships.D.Toimprovethestabilityofcargoships.2.WhichcompanycameupwiththeideafortheWindWingsail?A.ThePyxisOcean.B.Cargill.C.BARTechnologies.D.YaraMarine.3.HowmuchfuelcaneachWindWingsaveperday?A.1.65tons.B.2.1tons.C.10tons.D.30tons.4.WhatistheexpectedimpactofWindWingsonthePyxisOcean'spollution?A.Itwillreducepollutionbynearly10%.B.Itwillreducepollutionbynearly20%.C.Itwillreducepollutionbynearly30%.D.Itwillreducepollutionbynearly40%.日積月累commonadj.常見的transportv.運(yùn)輸reducev.減少producev.生產(chǎn);制造increasev.增加speedn.速度improvev.改進(jìn)currentlyadv.目前cargoship貨船windpower風(fēng)力fossilfuel化石燃料蒙古的勸誘駱駝儀式是通過勸誘者的哄誘來加強(qiáng)母駱駝和小駱駝的關(guān)系。然而隨著當(dāng)?shù)厝松罘绞降母淖儯@種儀式的傳承已經(jīng)受到威脅。1BactriancamelsintheGobiusuallygivebirthtoababycameleverysecondyear.Butbecauseoftheterribleweatherconditions,itiscommonforamotherorbabytodieduringorafterdelivery.Theresultisoftenlonelybabiesandsadmotherswhoneedoneanother.2Aftercenturiesinthedesert,thelocalshavedevelopedauniquemusicalpracticewhentheywantamothercameltoacceptanewbornbabycamel.Whenthepracticestarts,amusicianplayshisinstrument,usuallyaMongolianflute.Themotherandbabyaretiedtogether,andanothermusicianbeginstosing,“khuus,khuus,khuus.”3Atfirst,themothereitherpaysnoattentiontothebabyortreatsitbadly.The“coaxer(勸誘者)”,atthispoint,changesthemusicbasedonthebehavior.Thesingerbeginstocopythesoundofthecamelswalking,runningandvoices.Aftermanyhoursofthis,themotherandbabyareintears,andarejoinedforlife.4However,eachyearfewerandfeweryoungpeoplearewillingtolearnandpassonthistradition.Inaddition,moreandmoreMongolianfamiliesaresendingdaughtersawaytostudyandliveincities,andthosewholeavealmostneverreturn.Theyoungmenwhoremaininthedesertstrugglethentofindwivesandraisefamiliesthatcanhelpraisecamelsandkeepthetraditionalive.Ontopofthat,manyhavediscoveredthatmotorbikesarecheaperthancamels.Allofthesearekillingthetraditionalwayoflife.5AfewMongolianshaveturnedtotheUnitedNationstohelpsavethispractice.In2015,theyaddedittotheir“ListofIntangibleCulturalHeritageinNeedofUrgentSafeguarding”,butit’shardtoknowwhatinfluencethiscanhavebeyondrecognizingtheexistenceofthepractice.ReadingCheck1.WhywastheMongolianpracticedeveloped?A.Tohelpbabycamelsgetalongwithhosts.B.Tomakemothercamelsgivebirthmoreoften.C.Tocalmdownmothercamelsduringdelivery.D.Tostrengthenmotherandbabycamelsrelationships.2.Whatisspecialaboutthelocalpracticementionedinthetext?A.Thelocalsfeedthemothercamelspecialfood.B.AmusicianplaysaMongolianfl

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