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书名:大学英语阅读教程
定价：48元
作者:刘伯茹编
出版社：中国农业出版社
出版日期：2017-08-01
ISBN：9787109230873
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《大学英语阅读教程/全国高等农林院校“十三五”规划教材》18个单元各围绕一个主题，涉及语言学习、冒险、电子科技、自信与成功、性别歧视、美国总统、工作、逸事、环境问题、医学伦理、法律与犯罪、创造性、残疾人、父母的爱、兼职与管理、能源、恐怖主义与反恐怖主义、医生的困境等。所选主题贴近学生生活或为当代社会热点话题，与目前通用的大学英语精读课本单元主题相辅相成。阅读材料主要取自公开发表的英语报纸杂志或网络资源，语言生动有趣，可读性强。　　《大学英语阅读教程/全国高等农林院校“十三五”规划教材》每个单元由两部分组成，包括阅读文章以及巩固与拓展。阅读文章前有热身问题，旨在激活学生的相关背景知识，引导学生就特定主题进行思考。每个单元的阅读文章有三个部分，每个部分围绕一个切入点，包括的文章数量从一篇到三篇不等。阅读文章后附有词汇表，词汇表中列出生词或重要词汇的音标、词性、中英文释义、常用搭配等，为学生扫清阅读障碍，强化学生的词汇知识。每个单元的巩固与拓展由五个部分组成，包括读后讨论、词汇练习、句子结构分析与英译汉、汉译英、写作等，促使学生“内化”所学重要语言知识，并及时利用所学知识输出信息，使语言输入与语言输出尽可能地达到平衡、相互促进，形成输入、吸收、输出的良性循环。　　《大学英语阅读教程/全国高等农林院校“十三五”规划教材》阅读文章中的词汇采用分级分类标注的形式，其中四级词汇加粗标注，六级词汇加下划线标注，四六级以外的超纲词汇用斜体标注。一方面，方便学生结合自己的语言水平和学习目标，有效分配注意力；另一方面，满足了有效词汇习得中“凸显性”的前提条件。此外，在同一单元内同一词汇不重复标注和列出，但在不同单元中同一词汇会重复标注和列出，尤其是一词多义或以不同词性出现时。这样做的目的是使重要词汇循环往复、前后重现，以满足有效词汇习得中另一前提条件，即单词出现得足够频繁，从而帮助学生掌握四六级词汇，突破词汇关，为语言综合应用能力的提高打下基础。
目录
Unit 1 Learning a LanguagePart One Reading PassagesReading Ⅰ How Important Is Learning a Language?Reading Ⅱ 12 Benefits of Learning a ForeigLanguageReading Ⅲ BritaiStruggles to LearChinesePart Two Consolidatioand ExtensionExercise Ⅰ Questions for DiscussionExercise Ⅱ VocabularyExercise Ⅲ Sentence Structure and English-Chinese TranslationExercise Ⅳ Chinese-English TranslationExercise Ⅴ WritingUnit 2 AdventuresPart One Reading PassagesReading Ⅰ Sailing around the World for Eight Years with Three Kids Taught Us to Live without Structure （Part A）Reading Ⅱ Sailing around the World for Eight Years with Three Kids Taught Us to Live without Structure （Part B）Reading Ⅲ Mad Men? The Perils of Sailing Solo around the WorldPart Two Consolidatioand ExtensionExercise Ⅰ Questions for DiscussionExercise Ⅱ VocabularyExercise Ⅲ Sentence Structure and English-Chinese TranslationExercise Ⅳ Chinese-English TranslationExercise Ⅴ WritingUnit 3 Life without Electronic DevicesPart One Reading PassagesReading Ⅰ Life with and without TVReading Ⅱ What If There Was No TV?Reading Ⅲ ModerElectronic DevicesPart Two Consolidatioand ExtensionExercise Ⅰ Questions for DiscussionExercise Ⅱ VocabularyExercise Ⅲ Sentence Structure and English-Chinese Translatio，Exercise Ⅳ Chinese-English TranslationExercise Ⅴ WritingUnit 4 Yes， You Ca！Part One Reading PassagesReading Ⅰ Othe Way to DreamReading Ⅱ I Have a DreamReading Ⅲ Confidence and SuccessPart Two Consolidatioand ExtensionExercise Ⅰ Questions for DiscussionExercise Ⅱ VocabularyExercise Ⅲ Sentence Structure and English-Chinese TranslationExercise Ⅳ Chinese-English TranslationExercise Ⅴ WritingUnit 5 Gender PrejudicePart One Reading PassagesReading Ⅰ Gender StereotypeReading Ⅱ Gender Prejudice iMoralityReading Ⅲ Gender Prejudice iCareer DevelopmentPart Two Consolidatioand ExtensionExercise Ⅰ Questions for DiscussionExercise Ⅱ VocabularyExercise Ⅲ Sentence Structure and English-Chinese TranslationExercise Ⅳ Chinese-English TranslationExercise Ⅴ WritingUnit 6 AmericaPresidentsPart One Reading PassagesReading Ⅰ Weird Side of Thomas JeffersonReading Ⅱ Thomas Jeffersoand SlaveryReading Ⅲ Three Greatest Presidents iAmericaHistoryPart Two Consolidatioand ExtensionExercise Ⅰ Questions for DiscussionExercise Ⅱ VocabularyExercise Ⅲ Sentence Structure and English-Chinese TranslationExercise Ⅳ Chinese-English TranslationExercise Ⅴ WritingUnit 7 JobsPart One Reading PassagesReading Ⅰ Job Market & Dream Job & How to Land a Dream JobReading Ⅱ Womeand CareerReading Ⅲ Is Firing Incompetent Employees a Good Incentive Mechanism?Part Two Consolidatioand ExtensionExercise Ⅰ Questions for DiscussionExercise Ⅱ VocabularyExercise Ⅲ Sentence Structure and English-Chinese TranslationExercise Ⅳ Chinese-English TranslationExercise Ⅴ WritingUnit 8 AnecdotesPart One Reading PassagesReading Ⅰ Albert EinsteinReading Ⅱ Anecdotes of Famous PeopleReading Ⅲ Anecdotes of Ordinary PeoplePart Two Consolidatioand ExtensionExercise Ⅰ Questions for DiscussionExercise Ⅱ VocabularyExercise Ⅲ Sentence Structure and English-Chinese TranslationExercise Ⅳ Chinese-English TranslationExercise Ⅴ WritingUnit 9 Environmental ProblemsPart One Reading PassagesReading Ⅰ Various Environmental Problems and Their HarmsReading Ⅱ Creative Ways for Environmental ProtectionReading Ⅲ Economic Growth and Environmental ProtectioBoth ImportantPart Two Consolidatioand ExtensionExercise Ⅰ Questions for DiscussionExercise Ⅱ VocabularyExercise Ⅲ Sentence Structure and English-Chinese TranslationExercise Ⅳ Chinese-English TranslationExercise Ⅴ WritingUnit 10 Medical EthicsPart One Reading PassagesReading Ⅰ To Save or Let Die? Doctors' DilemmasReading Ⅱ Unnecessary Medical Care and Over-prescriptionReading Ⅲ The Doctor-Patient RelationshipPart Two Consolidatioand ExtensionExercise Ⅰ Questions for DiscussionExercise Ⅱ VocabularyExercise Ⅲ Sentence Structure and English-Chinese TranslationExercise Ⅳ Chinese-English TranslationExercise Ⅴ WritingUnit 11 Law and CrimePart One Reading PassagesReading Ⅰ Should the Age of Criminality Be Lowered?Reading Ⅱ Punishment and SupervisionReading Ⅲ Controversial Verdict and Good SamaritansPart Two Consolidatioand ExtensionExercise Ⅰ Questions for DiscussionExercise Ⅱ VocabularyExercise Ⅲ Sentence Structure and English-Chinese TranslationExercise Ⅳ Chinese-English TranslationExercise Ⅴ WritingUnit 12 CreativityPart One Reading PassagesReading Ⅰ What Is Creativity and CaIt Be Taught?Reading Ⅱ Do Chinese Lack Creativity?Reading Ⅲ How China Is Making Its Way as a Power of InnovatPart Two Consolidatioand ExtensionExercise Ⅰ Questions for DiscussionExercise Ⅱ VocabularyExercise Ⅲ Sentence Structure and English-Chinese TranslationExercise Ⅳ Chinese-English TranslationExercise Ⅴ WritingUnit 13 The Disabled and DisabilityPart One Reading PassagesReading Ⅰ Touching and Success Stories of the DisabledReading Ⅱ Special AssistanceReading Ⅲ Disabilities iIts Broad SensePart Two Consolidatioand ExtensionExercise Ⅰ Questions for DiscussionExercise Ⅱ VocabularyExercise Ⅲ Sentence Structure and English-Chinese TranslationExercise Ⅳ Chinese-English TranslationExercise Ⅴ WritingUnit 14 Parents' LovePart One Reading PassagesReading Ⅰ Great Mother LoveReading Ⅱ Imperfections of Parents' LoveReading Ⅲ Growing up with ChildrenPart Two Consolidatioand ExtensionExercise Ⅰ Questions for DiscussionExercise Ⅱ VocabularyExercise Ⅲ Sentence Structure and English-Chinese TranslationExercise Ⅳ Chinese-English TranslationExercise Ⅴ WritingUnit 15 Part-time Job and ManagementPart One Reading PassagesReading Ⅰ Students' Part-time JobsReading Ⅱ How to Become aEffective Manager?Reading Ⅲ Reports oStudents' StartupsPart Two Consolidatioand ExtensionExercise Ⅰ Questions for DiscussionExercise Ⅱ VocabularyExercise Ⅲ Sentence Structure and English-Chinese TranslationExercise Ⅳ Chinese-English TranslationExercise Ⅴ WritingUnit 16 EnergyPart One Reading PassagesReading Ⅰ All about Energy CrisisReading Ⅱ Alternative Energy Sources——Is It the Way Out?Reading Ⅲ Greener China ithe FuturePart Two Consolidatioand ExtensionExercise Ⅰ Questions for DiscussionExercise Ⅱ VocabularyExercise Ⅲ Sentence Structure and English-Chinese TranslationExercise Ⅳ Chinese-English TranslationExercise Ⅴ WritingUnit 17 Terrorism and Anti-terrorismPart One Reading PassagesReading Ⅰ About the 9/11 Terrorist AttacksReading Ⅱ Global TerrorismReading Ⅲ Against TerrorismPart Two Consolidatioand ExtensionExercise Ⅰ Questions for DiscussionExercise Ⅱ VocabularyExercise Ⅲ Sentence Structure and English-Chinese TranslationExercise Ⅳ Chinese-English TranslationExercise Ⅴ WritingUnit 18 To Lie or Not to Lie——The Doctor's DilemmaPart One Reading PassagesReading Ⅰ To LieReading Ⅱ Not to LieReading Ⅲ The Fine Art of Patient-doctor RelationshipsPart Two Consolidatioand ExtensionExercise Ⅰ Questions for DiscussionExercise Ⅱ VocabularyExercise Ⅲ Sentence Structure and English-Chinese TranslationExercise Ⅳ Chinese-English TranslationExercise Ⅴ WritingReferences
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