时间:2019-01-10 作者:英语课 分类:高中英语人教版高一


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[00:06.09]Lesson 89   1 Dialogue

[00:11.52]The White family on holiday in Egypt.

[00:15.88]They are staying in a hotel in Aswan.

[00:20.01]They are now at breakfast,talking about the plan for their trip.

[00:25.26]What shall we do today?

[00:28.42]Well,there are several things we could do.

[00:33.07]We could visit the town of Aswan.

[00:37.15]There are plenty of interesting places to visit.

[00:41.59]I'd prefer to do that tomorrow.

[00:45.84]I don't feel like walking very much today.

[00:50.10]I'd like to do some shopping,but not during the day.

[00:54.86]Maybe we could go shopping this evening.

[00:58.70]Can't we visit the High Dam?

[01:02.75]I've read a lot about it:it's the biggest in the world.

[01:07.71]If we go to visit the High Dam,

[01:11.26]we can take a boat to visit the temple at Abu Simbel.

[01:16.43]It's on the edge 1 of the lake that has been made by the dam.

[01:21.89]I think we should do that another day.

[01:26.05]Then we can leave early in the morning before it gets too hot.

[01:31.30]I'd like to take a boat on the River Nile.

[01:35.45]It's a lovely windy day today.

[01:39.60]Then we can see Aswan without walking too much.

[01:44.65]How about that?

[01:47.81]I think that's a good idea.

[01:51.26]Then anyone who wants to can go for a walk round Aswan after the boat trip.

[01:59.12]You'd better take a hat.

[02:02.17]The sun will burn you if you're not careful.

[02:06.75]Lesson 90  Reading

[02:15.39]Read the passage to find the answer to this question:

[02:20.46]Why was the temple in danger?

[02:24.90]ASWAN DAM

[02:28.06]Three of the biggest man-made 2 projects in the world are the Great Wall of China,

[02:35.72]the Pyramids 3 of Egypt and the Aswan High Dam,which is also in Egypt.

[02:42.80]The High Dam at Aswan was completed in 1970.

[02:48.25]It was built for several reasons.

[02:52.09]First,the River Nile used to flood large areas at the same time every year

[02:59.36]and destroyed houses and crops.

[03:03.33]The new dam controls the waters of the Nile

[03:08.29]so that they now run regularly 4 all through the year.

[03:13.65]Second,electricity can now be made from the water

[03:19.29]which rushes through the base of the dam.

[03:23.65]Now about 20-50% of the electricity which Egypt needs is produced from this dam.

[03:32.61]The dam,which is the biggest in the world,is 3,830 metres long.

[03:40.97]It is 980 metres wide at the base and 40 metres wide at the top.

[03:49.22]The lake that has been made by the dam is about 500 kilometres long.

[03:56.38]Before they began to build the dam,

[04:00.74]people already knew that there were going to be several problems.

[04:06.39]As a result of the dam the water level of the lake was going to rise by 63 metres.

[04:14.56]It would be necessary to move 53,000 people from their villages.

[04:20.62]Also,around the area of Aswan there are a lot of important old temples,

[04:28.07]which date from about 1250 BC.

[04:33.03]These temples were in danger;when the dam was finished,

[04:38.49]many of them would be covered by the waters of the new lake.

[04:43.95]One of the most important temples in danger was the one at Abu Simbel.

[04:50.72]It was carved in the rock and had on the outside four large stone figures,

[04:57.56]each of which was 20 metres high.

[05:02.11]Engineers studied the problem

[05:05.63]and suggested several different plans for rescuing the temple.

[05:10.60]Lesson 91  1 Reading

[05:21.04]THE RESCUE OF ABU  SIMBEL

[05:24.60]The engineers considered all the possible plans.

[05:29.74]At last,they decided 5 to move the whole temple stone by stone

[05:35.10]and rebuild it above the water level of the new lake.

[05:39.85]The project lasted 4 years and cost 1 billion US dollars.

[05:46.02]In all,1700 workers and 200 other people worked on the project.

[05:53.38]First,each stone was marked with a number.

[05:58.35]The pieces of stone were then carried to the new place for the temple,

[06:03.91]60 metres higher up the hill.

[06:07.67]The project was successfully 6 completed in 1966


[06:13.84]Today you can either fly to Abu Simbel or you can take a boat from across the lake.

[06:20.81]There,by the waters of the new lake,

[06:25.36]you can see the tall stone figures and visit the temples of the gods.

[06:31.29]The place is quiet and very beautiful.

[06:36.04]All the visitors who go there

[06:40.30]believe that it was right that the temple was rescued.



n.边(缘);刃;优势;v.侧着移动,徐徐移动
  • Sight along the edge to see if it's straight.顺着边目测,看看直不直。
  • She lived on the extreme edge of the forest.她住在森林的最边缘。
adj.人造的,合成的,人为的
  • Nylon is a man-made fibre.尼龙是一种人造纤维。
  • Many countries have sent up man-made satellites to circle the earth.许多国家已经发射人造卫星围绕地球运转。
n.金字塔( pyramid的名词复数 );金字塔形的物体(或一堆东西);金字塔式的组织(或系统);棱锥(体)
  • One of the seven wonders of the ancient world was the Pyramids. 金字塔是古代世界的七大奇迹之一。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • The Great Pyramids and the Sphinx are nearby. 雄伟的金字塔和狮身人面像就在附近。 来自《简明英汉词典》
adv.有规则地,一丝不苟地,正式地
  • Check the engine oil level regularly.要时常检查机油量。
  • We meet regularly to discuss business.我们定期会面讨论事务。
adj.决定了的,坚决的;明显的,明确的
  • This gave them a decided advantage over their opponents.这使他们比对手具有明显的优势。
  • There is a decided difference between British and Chinese way of greeting.英国人和中国人打招呼的方式有很明显的区别。
adv.圆满地;顺利地;成功地
  • The meeting passed off successfully.会议开得很成功。
  • At last we successfully put through the business deal.最终我们成功地完成了这桩交易。
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