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Week 14
Wednesday 任务型阅读
主题：奇闻趣事
语篇类型：说明文
词数：135
难度：||||
建议用时：8分钟
答案页码：P19
Upside-down (颠倒的) houses are very cool!
People like to visit them because everything inside is upside-down. The floor is the ceiling (天花板), and the ceiling is the floor.
When people are in an upside-down house, they don't feel right (正常) at first. This is because the ceiling is at an angle (斜角). Later, they are OK, and they start to take photos of themselves.
For example, people lie (躺) on the "ceiling" and act like they are flying. They also hold a chair or a bed and act like they are floating away (飘走). It looks really fun!
There are upside-down houses in many parts of the world. The first one is in Poland. The house is at an angle, so people have to climb through a window to get in.
How interesting upside-down houses are!
阅读短文，完成下列任务。
任务一：阅读短文，回答下列问题。
1 Why do people like to visit upside-down houses?
2 How do people feel in an upside-down house at first?
任务二：阅读短文，判断下列句子正(T)误(F)。
1 We can take pictures in upside-down houses. [
2 We can really fly in upside-down houses. [
任务三：阅读短文，补全句子。
In Poland, people have to
词汇卡片
cool /ku:l/ adj. 酷的；凉爽的
everything /ˈevriθɪŋ/ pron. 一切；所有事物
act /ækt/ v. 表现得；行为
at first 起初；当初
have to do sth 不得不做某事
get in 进入
难句分析
For example, people lie on the "ceiling" and act like they are flying. 比如，人们躺在“天花板”上，就像在飞一样。
for example 意为“比如”；on the "ceiling" 表示地点；like是连词，意为“如同；像……一样”；are flying 是现在进行时，意为“正在飞”。
Wednesday 任务型阅读
主题：奇闻趣事
语篇类型：说明文
词数：135
难度：||||
建议用时：8分钟
答案页码：P19
Upside-down (颠倒的) houses are very cool!
People like to visit them because everything inside is upside-down. The floor is the ceiling (天花板), and the ceiling is the floor.
When people are in an upside-down house, they don't feel right (正常) at first. This is because the ceiling is at an angle (斜角). Later, they are OK, and they start to take photos of themselves.
For example, people lie (躺) on the "ceiling" and act like they are flying. They also hold a chair or a bed and act like they are floating away (飘走). It looks really fun!
There are upside-down houses in many parts of the world. The first one is in Poland. The house is at an angle, so people have to climb through a window to get in.
How interesting upside-down houses are!
阅读短文，完成下列任务。
任务一：阅读短文，回答下列问题。
1 Why do people like to visit upside-down houses?
2 How do people feel in an upside-down house at first?
任务二：阅读短文，判断下列句子正(T)误(F)。
1 We can take pictures in upside-down houses. [
T
]2 We can really fly in upside-down houses. [
F
]任务三：阅读短文，补全句子。
In Poland, people have to
climb
into the upside-down house through a window.词汇卡片
cool /ku:l/ adj. 酷的；凉爽的
everything /ˈevriθɪŋ/ pron. 一切；所有事物
act /ækt/ v. 表现得；行为
at first 起初；当初
have to do sth 不得不做某事
get in 进入
难句分析
For example, people lie on the "ceiling" and act like they are flying. 比如，人们躺在“天花板”上，就像在飞一样。
for example 意为“比如”；on the "ceiling" 表示地点；like是连词，意为“如同；像……一样”；are flying 是现在进行时，意为“正在飞”。
答案
Wednesday 任务型阅读
颠倒屋内一切颠倒，因屋顶倾斜，人们起初感觉不舒服，随后感觉没事了，就开始给自己拍照。世界多地有此类房屋，首座在波兰，十分有趣。
任务一：
1. Because everything inside is upside-down. 由第一段的People like to visit them because everything inside is upside-down. 可知，人们喜欢去参观颠倒屋是因为里面的一切都是颠倒的。
2. They don’t feel right. 由第二段的When people are in an upside-down house, they don’t feel right at first. 可知，当人们在颠倒屋时，一开始感觉不舒服。
任务二：
1. T 由第二段的Later, they are OK, and they start to take photos of themselves. 可知，过了一会儿，他们就没事了，然后开始给自己拍照。故本题与文意相符。
2. F 由第三段的act like they are flying可知，人们在颠倒屋就像在飞一样，但不是真的可以飞。故本题与文意不符。
任务三：
climb 由第四段的so people have to climb through a window to get in可知，在波兰这座颠倒屋，人们不得不从窗户爬进去。
颠倒屋内一切颠倒，因屋顶倾斜，人们起初感觉不舒服，随后感觉没事了，就开始给自己拍照。世界多地有此类房屋，首座在波兰，十分有趣。
任务一：
1. Because everything inside is upside-down. 由第一段的People like to visit them because everything inside is upside-down. 可知，人们喜欢去参观颠倒屋是因为里面的一切都是颠倒的。
2. They don’t feel right. 由第二段的When people are in an upside-down house, they don’t feel right at first. 可知，当人们在颠倒屋时，一开始感觉不舒服。
任务二：
1. T 由第二段的Later, they are OK, and they start to take photos of themselves. 可知，过了一会儿，他们就没事了，然后开始给自己拍照。故本题与文意相符。
2. F 由第三段的act like they are flying可知，人们在颠倒屋就像在飞一样，但不是真的可以飞。故本题与文意不符。
任务三：
climb 由第四段的so people have to climb through a window to get in可知，在波兰这座颠倒屋，人们不得不从窗户爬进去。
