Extensivereading1/23Lead-in1.Whatishappeninginthepictures?2/233/234/23

Itisatyphoon.Whenthereisatyphoon,greatdamageswillbedonetothebuildingonland,andshipsintheseaaswell.2.Whichwordscanyouthinkofwhenyouseethepictures?

Frightening,strongwinds,hugewaves,andsoon.5/23typhoon6/23Pre-reading1.Whoplaysthemostimportantpartincontrollingaship?

Thecaptain,ofcourse.2.Whatusuallyhappenedwhentherewasatyphoon?7/23Strongwinds,roaringofthewinds,hugewaves,whitetowersoffoamandsoon.3.Whataboutthebarometerreadingbeforeatyphoon?Doesitstandhighorlow?

Itusuallystandsverylowbeforeastormoratyphooncoming.8/23Reading1.WhydidCaptainMacWhirrthinktherewasatyphoonahead?Asweallknow,beforeastormthereadingofthebarometerisusuallylow.WhenCaptainMacWhirrobservedthesteadyfallofthebarometer,heknewthatatyphoonwasonitsway.9/232.Whowasprobablytheauthorofthepassage?

TheauthorofthepassagewasprobablyaChineseworkeronboard.Hewasfindingwhatpeopleonboardweredoing,exceptwhen“hemusthavebeenasleep”.Andfromthefirstparagraph,wecangetsomeinformationaboutit,too.10/233.WhydidtheunexpectedstillnessoftheairmakeJukesfeeluncomfortable?Thewindsuddenlydropped,andtherewasnowind,notabreath,aftersuchastorm.Thestillnesssuggestedagreaterstormwascoming,soJukesfeltuncomfortable.11/234.Whatdoesthesentence“Anotheronelikethis,andthat’sthelastofher.”mean?

Itmeansthatifanotherwhitetoweroffoam(averybigwave)strucktheship,itwouldsink.12/235.WhatdoesCaptainMacWhirrmeanbysaying“Iwouldn’tliketoloseher.”?FromwhatCaptainMacWhirrhaddonetosavedtheship,andwhathehadsaidbeforeandduringthestorm,wecandeterminethatCaptain13/23MacWhirrrwasapersonwithgreatcourage,andhewouldnevergiveuptryinguntiltheshipgotoverthetyphoon.14/23Explanation1.Theheatwasclose.

close:lackingfreshorfreelymovingair.2.There’ssomedirtyweatherknowingabout.

dirty:(oftheweather)roughandunpleasant.15/233.What’sup?

What’sup=What’upwithyou?=What’sthematterwithyou?4.She’sdonefor.

donefor:finishedorwornoutorverytiredorabouttodieetc.16/235.Itwasthelowestreadinghehadeverseen.

reading:afigureshownbyameasuringinstrument.17/23RetellingTheNanshan,returninghome,barometer,talksbetweenCaptainandEngineer,fightagainstthefirststorm,asecondstormwascoming.Keywords：18/23Sample:I’dliketoretellasCaptainMacWhirr.I,asCaptainoftheNanshan,wastravelingfromthesouthtoFuzhou,withChineseworkersonboard.WhenIfoundthesteadyfallofbarometer,Iknewthataterrible19/23stormwascoming.Wehadtogetreadyforit.Ihadallthecrewtobereadyforthetyphoon.Thestormcameallofasudden.Wehadtofightagainstthestorm,workingtogether.Thoughitwashardwork,wedidit.Thewindsuddenlystopped.Some20/23workersfeltthatthestormwasover.Buttheywerewrong.Anotherevenbiggeronemovedtowardstheship.Ihadtofaceitandtrymybesttosavetheboat.21/23Homework1.Trytotalkaboutanotherdisasterinyourownwords.2.PreviewtheReadingandWritingonPage80.22/23；/brand-16-c0.html三生御坊堂三生產品mqw08jnp本錢不夠，也缺乏人手，就拉俺們一起干。俺們以為這個主意不錯，開絲綢店鋪必定比開飯鋪更盈利，而且也比較輕松，就把景德鎮小飯店連同后面小院子一起盤給了他人，然后去了杭州。這最終四年，俺們一直在杭州和這個老鄉一起做絲綢生意。這老鄉一家人很好，我們合作開店鋪生意也尤其好。只是必須回家時間到了，我們不能繼續干，就把店鋪全部轉讓給老鄉了?！薄笆前?，是必須回來了！不論賺不盈利，都必須回來了！”想了一想，耿老爹又問耿直：“對啦，小直子，昨兒個晚上吃飯時候，你說‘每個月十五圓月夜里，除非俺們忙得忘記了時間，姐姐都會對著月亮默默地坐上好一會兒’是什么意思？你們竟然還忙得忘記了時間！”耿直說：“就是在景德鎮上開飯店那三年啊！哎喲俺娘哎，差點兒沒有把俺們累死了耶！還好，以后俺們去了杭州做絲綢生意，就沒有那么忙了，可賺得銀子，卻比開飯店多老了呢！”耿老爹輕輕地嘆息著，只“哦”了一聲，就沒有下文了。見爹爹沉吟著不說話，耿直又高興地說：“爹啊，你還不知道哩，做絲綢生意那幾年里，俺哥和俺姐還有時間教俺認字讀書記賬什么了呢?，F在啊，俺已經掌握了那些個文化知識，可比俺哥和俺姐當年走時候多老了！當然啦，俺哥和俺姐現在也更了不起了！”耿老爹聽了這話，心里既非常高興，又尤其愧疚。他隔著尚武伸手過去慈愛地摸著耿直頭，輕輕地說：“小直子啊，爹可欠你多了去了！”轉頭又問耿正：“你和英子是？”耿正說：“爹，你就別聽小直子瞎擺忽了，俺們不就是多讀了一些以前沒有見過書嘛！杭州大書館里有很多好書呢！”耿老爹高興地說：“太好啦，人就得多多讀書才能增加見識?。　庇謫枺骸澳切啥紟Щ貋砹?？”耿正說：“都帶回來了！那些書可都是寶貝呢。英子連俺們被褥都舍不得丟掉，哪里會拉下這些書哇！”耿老爹輕輕地嘆了一口氣，說：“唉，你妹妹心很細，心意很重??！”停一刻，耿正輕輕地問：“爹，你和三弟是哪天過江？你們途經武昌鎮時，怎么不去娘娘家看看??？”耿老爹說：“俺倆是正月初十午后