背诵为王第一册第33课：The Eagle and the Raven “鹰和渡鸦” HINTS: eagle raven kernel An eagle was trying to break open a nut in his beak when a raven landed on a branch beside him. The raven eyed the nut hopefully, 'You'll never break it like that,' he said. 'If I were you I would fly up in the sky as high as I could, then drop the nut onto the rocks. It's the only way you'll get at the kernel.' The eagle flew up into the sky, then let the nut fall down, down, down to the ground. The raven hopped quickly from his branch and seized the nut in his beak. By the time the eagle had found his way back to the right place, all that was left was a broken piece of shell. 正当鹰试图弄开它嘴中的坚果时，一只渡鸦停在了他旁边的树干上。渡鸦贪婪地看着坚果，“你这样永远也弄不开它，”他说。“如果我是你，我就会尽我所能，飞向高空，然后让坚果掉在石头上。这是得到果实的唯一办法。” 鹰飞向空中，然后让坚果落下，落下，落到地面。渡鸦飞快地跳离树干，叼住了坚果。当鹰寻旧路折回时，地上只剩下一些破碎的果壳了。 这篇材料你能听出多少？点击这里做听写，提高一册外语水平>>

背诵为王第一册第29课：A Seaside Picnic “海滩野餐” HINTS: Joan Dave One morning last [w]April[/w], Joan was lying in bed when the telephone rang. It was her friend, Dave, who invited her out for a picnic at the seaside. Later that day she left her flat and walked to the bus stop to catch the bus. Joan was wearing a T-shirt and skirt as it was quite hot. As she sat on the bus she looked out of the window. The sun was shining. She saw a plane going over a forest and some horses in the fields. Before long she arrived at the seaside and met Dave. They went down to the beach and had their picnic next to a rock. They had sandwiches and crisps, and Dave painted a picture. They had a lovely day. 去年四月的一天早上，当琼还躺在床上时，电话铃响了。电话是她的朋友戴夫打来的，她想邀请琼去海滩野餐。 那天晚些时候，琼离开了公寓，去公共汽车站乘车。 因为天气很热，琼穿着Ｔ恤衫和裙子。当她坐在车上时，她看着窗外。阳光明媚。她看到一架飞机飞过一片森林，看到田野里的马。 一会功夫，她就到了海边，碰背诵为王第一册到了戴夫。他们走下海滩，在一块岩石边野餐。他们一起吃三明治和马铃薯片，戴夫还画了一幅画。他们度过了开心的一天。 这篇材料你能听出多少？点击这里做听写，提高一册外语水平>>

背诵为王第一册第57课：A Forgetful Person “一个健忘的人” Once there lived an old man in a town. He always forgot things. So then he went out, his [w]wife[/w] always said to him, 'Don't forget this.' One day he went on a long trip alone. He went to the station and bought a ticket. Then he boarded the train. About an hour later, the conductor began to check tickets. He came to the old man and said, 'Will you please show me your ticket?' The old man looked for his ticket in all his pockets, but he could not find it. 'I surely bought a ticket, but I cannot find it,' said the old man. 'I believe you bought a ticket. All right. You don't have to buy another ticket,' said the conductor kindly, but the old man still looked worried and said, ' If I don't find my ticket, I cannot remember my station. Where am I going?' 从前，在一个镇里住着一位老人。他总是忘记事情。所以当他出门时，他的妻子总是对他说，“不要忘记这个。”一天，他要独自出趟远门。他去火车站买了票。 随后，他上了火车。 大约一小时后，乘务员开始查票。他走到老人面前说：“可以把你的票给我看一下吗？”老人翻遍了口袋，怎么也找不到他的票。“我肯定买了票，但我找不到了。”老人说。“我相信你买了票。好吧。你不用补背诵为王第一册第57课：A Forgetful Person “一票了。”乘务员和善地说。但是老人看上去仍然非常着急，他说：“如果我找不到我的票，我就记不起该在哪个站下车。我是要去哪里呢？” 这篇材料你能听出多少？点击这里做听写，提高一册外语水平>>

背诵为王第一册第64课：Halloween Party“万圣节晚会” HINTS: Halloween Dracula We're having a Halloween party at school. I'm dressed up like Dracula. Man, I look cool! I made my hair black and I cut off my bangs. I'm wearing a cape and some fake plastic fangs. I put on some makeup to paint my face white, Like

背诵为王第一册第26课：Helping Parents“帮 助 父 母” Parents often get angry because of their trouble in their lives. Let's say that your mother is not happy about her boss. If she doesn't have other ways of expressing her emotions, she might come home and yell at you, scream at your dad, kick at the dog, or even say something mean to you. Here's how to handle it when an adult in your life has trouble controlling his or her anger: Don't make it worse. Angry people can have trouble thinking clearly, so try not to do or say anything to make things worse. Wait till your parent cools off, then talk to him or her in a calm tone, and try to explain how the anger is affecting you. 父母常常因为他们生活中的烦恼而生气。我们举个例子，比如你妈妈对她的上司不满。假如她没有其他方法发泄她的情绪，她就可能回到家冲你大声嚷嚷，对你爸爸大喊大叫，踢家里的狗，或者甚至对你说一些难听的话。 当你身边的大人控制不住他们的怒火时，你应付的方法是：别让情况变得更糟糕。生气的人很难保持思维清晰，所以不背诵为王第一册要做，也不要说任何会使事情变得更糟的事或话。先等你的父母平静下来，然后再心平气和地和他们谈，并想办法说明他们的怒火是如何影响你的。 这篇材料你能听出多少？点击这里做听写，提高一册外语水平>>

背诵为王第一册第58课：To My Dear Mother HINTS: 注意诗歌每行首字母都要大写 My [w]dear[/w] mother, why do you always look tired? If I were a spirit, I'd bring you a bunch of roses And drown your fatigue in their sweet scent. My dear mother, why is it always hard for you to sleep? If I were a sleeping pill, I'd fall into your water glass and accompany you through out the night. My dear mother, why do you always frown? If I were a joke book, I'd be open everyday And make you laugh happily. My dear mother, you are always good to me. When I graduate from school, I will say, 'I bless you forever.' 我亲爱的母亲，您为什么看上去总是这样疲惫？ 如果我是个精灵，我愿带给您一捧玫瑰 将您的疲倦淹没在花的芬芳之中。 我亲爱的母亲，您为什么总是难以入眠？ 如果我是安眠药，我愿落入您的水杯，整夜陪伴着您。 我亲爱的母亲，您为什么总是皱着眉头？ 如果我是一本笑话书，我愿每天打开，让你笑口常开。 我亲爱的母亲，你总是对我那么好。 当我毕业时，我将说，“我永远为您祈祷。” 这篇材料你能听出多少？点击这里做听写，提高一册外语水平>>

背诵为王第一册第43课：A Jamaican Girl in Britain “在英国的牙买加女孩” HINTS: Kelly Jamaica England Aunt Mary Heathrow Airport London the Tower of London the British Museum Buckingham Palace the River Thames Kelly is from Jamaica. When she went to England with her parents, her aunt Mary met them at Heathrow Airport. Aunt Mary lives in London. She took Kelly and her parents to visit a lot of places in London, like the Tower of London,the British Museum, and Buckingham Palace. Kelly also enjoyed a boat trip on the River Thames. Every day, she went to a different place and saw interesting things. She met some friendly people from different countries and talked with them. She learned a lot about England. She felt very comfortable in London thanks to Aunt Mary. England was the most interesting country she had ever visited. When Kelly left England, she said to Aunt Mary: "I will have a lot of things to tell my friends in Jamaica." 凯丽从牙买加来。当她随着父母来到英国时，她的阿姨玛丽在希思罗机场接她们。玛丽阿姨住在伦敦。她带着凯丽和她的父母游览了伦敦的许多地方，例如伦敦塔、大英博物馆、伯明翰宫。凯丽也很喜欢泰晤士河上的游船之旅。 每天，凯丽都去不同的地方，参观有趣的东西。她遇到了从不同国家来的许多友好的人，她与他们交谈。她对英国有了更多的了解。她在伦敦感到非常舒服自在，这都归功于玛丽阿姨。英背诵为王第一册国是她所去过的最有趣的国家。当凯丽离开英国时，她对玛丽阿姨说，“我有许多故事要讲给我在牙买加的朋友听。” 这篇材料你能听出多少？点击这里做听写，提高一册外语水平>>

背诵为王第一册第6课： Brothers and Sisters “兄弟姐妹” My sister is a year older than me and we've been sharing a room since I was three years old. We are very close, but we also fight all the time. Our fights are never serious. I can't remember the cause of our fights now, but they were always over small things. Sometimes it was just over a particular word I used or maybe just because my sister gave my teddy bear a hug and I was unhappy about it. We don't take our fights very seriously as if all the fights are a game. I think it's perfectly okay for kids to fight with their brothers or sisters. Now I'm a teenager, and I even think that they're sweet memories! 我的姐姐比我大一岁，从我三岁起我们就一直合用一个房间。 我们非常亲密，但是我们也时常打架。我们打架从来不是认背诵为王第一册真的。我现在都记不起我们打架的原因，但肯定是因为一些小事。有时候，仅仅是因为我用的某个词，或者是因为姐姐抱了我的玩具熊，而我对此感到生气。我们从来不把打架当真，就好像这只是场游戏。 我觉得小孩子和兄弟姐妹们打打闹闹没有什么。现在我已经十几岁了，但我觉得那都是我美好的回忆！ 这篇材料你能听出多少？点击这里做听写，提高一册外语水平>>

背诵为王第一册第72课：The Fox and the Goat“狐狸和山羊” One day a fox fell into a well, and try as he would, he could not get out. As he was trying to think what to do next, a goat came by, looking for some water. 'Friend fox!' called the goat. 'How do you find the water down there?' 'It is as good as any water could be,' said the fox. 'You would do well to come down and see for yourself.' 'That I will,' said the goat, and he jumped down into the well. As the goat put his head down to try the water, the fox jumped up on his back. One more jump, and he was out of the well. 'Just a minute!' called the goat, when he saw what was happening. 'How am I going to get out of here?' 'You should have thought of that before you jumped down,' said the fox. 'Next time look before you leap!' And he went on his merry way. 一天，一只狐狸掉进了井里，无论他怎么想办法，他都出不来。正当他努力想着接下来该怎么办时，一只山羊走过来找水喝。 “狐狸老兄！”山羊叫他，“你觉得下面的水怎么样啊？” “这里的水比任何其他地方的水都好喝。”狐狸说，“你最好下来自己尝尝。” “我会的，”山羊说着跳进了井里。 当山羊低下头尝水时，狐狸跳到他背上。再背诵为王第一册一跳，他跳出了水井。 “等一下！”当山羊看到发生的事情后，他喊起来。“我怎么出去啊？” “你跳下来之前就应该想好的。”狐狸说，“下次你跳之前要看清楚。”然后他愉快地上路了。 这篇材料你能听出多少？点击这里做听写，提高一册外语水平>>

背诵为王第一册第78课：A Clever Servant “聪明的仆人” Once upon a time, there lived a rich man. He had a servant. He and the servant loved wine and good food very much. Each time the rich man left his home, the servant would drink the wine and eat up all the nice food in the house. The rich man knew what his