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壶盖为什么会动

Why Does the Kettle Lid Move

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壶盖为什么会动 课本插图
壶盖为什么会动 课本插图
壶盖为什么会动 课本插图
壶盖为什么会动 课本插图
壶盖为什么会动 课本插图
壶盖为什么会动 课本插图

课文 Text

shìliǎngbǎiduōniánqiányīngguódexuéjiā

Watt was an English scientist of more than two hundred years ago

xiǎoshíhòuyǒutiānkànnǎinǎizuòfàn

When he was small he watched his grandma cooking one day. The

shuǐ

a kettle of water

kāilegàitíngshàngxiàtiàodòng

…boiled, and the lid kept jumping up and down.

jué

Watt felt

hěnguàijiùwènnǎinǎigàiwèishénme

…thought it strange and asked, "Grandma, why does the lid

huìdòng?”nǎinǎishuō

…move?" Grandma said:

shuǐkāileshuǐzhēng

The water boiled, and the steam

chōngchūláigàijiùdòngle

…rushed out and the lid moved.

háishìmíngbáiwèishénmeshuǐkāilejiù

Watt still did not understand. Why, when water boils,

huìyǒushuǐzhēngnewèishénmeshuǐzhēngnéngràng

…is there steam? Why can steam make the kettle

chādòngláinechángchángzuòzàibiānbiān

…move? He would often sit by the stove and

kànbiānxiǎngzhǎnghòuzuòlehěnduōshìyàn

…watched and thought. When he grew up he made many experiments.

hòuláimínglezhēngchénglewèiyǒu

Later he invented the steam engine and became a

míngdexuéjiā

…a famous scientist.

生字 Characters

gài

yīngguài

chōngràngchángshìyànwèi

diào(Wordls andexpressions)

xuéjiā

shíhòu

guài

háishì

chángcháng

shìyàn

hòulái

yǒumíng

míng

zhuānyǒumíngdiào

yīngguó

le(Semtenee)

shuǐzhēngnéngrànggàidònglái

课堂练习 Exercises in Class

miáomiáoxiěxiě

yīng

zhōng

guài

cháng

shì

yàn

gài

shuǐ

shuǐ

yīngguó

yīngguórén

yīng

xué

xuéjiā

guài

shēng

chōngchūlái

chōngshàng

chōngxiàlái

ràngkāiràngràng

chángcháng

chángyòng

shìyàn

shìshì

shǒu

fēi

diànshì

wèilǎoshī

wèixuéjiā

kàngzhǎnhuànExpand and substitate

guài

xuéjiā

hěnguài

yǒumíngdexuéjiā

juédehěnguài

chéngwéiyǒumíngdexuéjiā

chéngwéiyǒumíngdexuéjiā

juédehěnguài

shuǐzhēngnéngrànggàidònglái

xiěhěnduōhànle

kāichēchūwánérle

fāngfāng

shōushífángjiānle

duìhuà(ialogue)

yúnyúnzhīdàodeshìma

fāngfāngdāngránzhīdàoshìyīngguóxuéjiāmínglezhēng

yúnyúnduìakàndàogàitíngshàngxiàtiàodòngjiùxiǎngdàolehěnduōxiǎng

xiàngyàngmínghěnduōdōng西

fāngfāngchángtiānhòuxiǎngzuòshénme

yúnyúnyàozuòxuéjiāne

fāngfāngxiǎngzuòshēnggěihěnduōrénkànbìng

xiǎngxiǎngshuōshuō

(1)xiǎojuédeshénmeshìqínghěnguài

(2)zhǎnghòuxiǎngzuòshénmegōngzuòwéishénme

阅读 Reading

bānzi

Lu Ban and the saw

zishìzhōngguórénmíngde

The saw was invented by the Chinese.

zàiliǎngqiānbǎiduōniánqiánrénmenyòngtóukǎnshùxiū

More than 2,400 years ago people felled trees with axes to build

jiànfángzishùyòuyòugāoyòngtóukǎnyòulèiyòu

…build houses, but the trees were thick and tall, and felling them with an axe was tiring and

màntiānyǒujiàobānderénshàngshānkǎnshù

…slow. One day a man called Lu Ban went up the hill to fell trees.

shānhěnnánzǒubānjiùyòngshǒuzhuāzhùshānshàngdexiǎo

The mountain path was hard, so Lu Ban held on to the small

shùcǎowǎngshàngrángǎndàoshǒuxīnzhèn

…trees and wild grass as he climbed. Suddenly he felt a sharp

téngtòngzhāngkāishǒukànshǒuzhǎngjīngbèixiǎocǎokāi

…pain; he opened his hand and saw the grass had cut his palm

lekǒuzixiānxuèzhíliúbānjuédehěnguài

…a long cut, and blood ran out. Lu Ban thought it very strange,

xiǎocǎozěnmenéngréndeshǒune

…how could a blade of grass cut a hand? He looked closely

kànyuánláizhèzhǒngxiǎocǎodeziliǎngbiānzhǎngzhefēngde

…and saw that the leaves of this grass had sharp edges

chǐ齿shǒuzhuājiùbèilebānbiānkànbiānxiǎng

…fine teeth, and a hand that grasped it was cut. Lu Ban looked and thought,

guǒyǒuxiàngzhèzhǒngziyàngfēngdegōngshì

If there were a tool as sharp as this leaf, would it not

hěnkuàijiùnéngshùkǎndàomahòuláizuòlehěnduōshì

…could not a big tree be felled quickly? So he made many

yànzhōngmínglezi

…experiments, and at last invented the saw

生字 Characters

lèiténgtòngzhíyàng

词语 Words

yuánlái

originally; as it turns out

téngtòng

pain

careful; carefully

gōng

tool

zhōng

at last