黛西英文晨读

10 How are your eggs? 完美鸡蛋怎么煮？这份攻略请查收！

What’s the best way to boil an egg? Scientists in Italy think the answer is “periodic cooking”. In cooking, we often talk about two parts of the egg. One is the yolk and the other is the egg white. They have different nutrients and need different temperatures for cooking. So, it is difficult to cook both parts just right once and for all. Scientists first ran tests on a computer. They found that changing the water from hot to warm again and again was a good way. It may help the yolk and egg white reach their perfect temperatures at different times. Then, the scientists tried the new way on real eggs. They put the eggs in boiling water (100 ℃), and moved them to 30 ℃ water every two minutes. They kept doing this for 32 minutes, and then cooled the eggs under running water. The eggs tasted wonderful. The egg white was very soft and the yolk was creamy. 

1. boil:v.煮

2. periodic cooking: 周期性烹饪

3. yolk  :n.蛋黄

4. egg white : n.蛋白

5. nutrient :n.营养

6. once and for all : 一劳永逸地、彻底地

7. run tests：运行测试

8. boiling water：沸水、开水

9. creamy ：adj.奶油色的

纸质版阅读练习答案:

1.B  2.B  3.B  4.C  5.C

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10 How are your eggs? 完美鸡蛋怎么煮？这份攻略请查收！

What’s the best way to boil an egg? Scientists in Italy think the answer is “periodic cooking”. In cooking, we often talk about two parts of the egg. One is the yolk and the other is the egg white. They have different nutrients and need different temperatures for cooking. So, it is difficult to cook both parts just right once and for all. Scientists first ran tests on a computer. They found that changing the water from hot to warm again and again was a good way. It may help the yolk and egg white reach their perfect temperatures at different times. Then, the scientists tried the new way on real eggs. They put the eggs in boiling water (100 ℃), and moved them to 30 ℃ water every two minutes. They kept doing this for 32 minutes, and then cooled the eggs under running water. The eggs tasted wonderful. The egg white was very soft and the yolk was creamy. 

1. boil:v.煮

2. periodic cooking: 周期性烹饪

3. yolk  :n.蛋黄

4. egg white : n.蛋白

5. nutrient :n.营养

6. once and for all : 一劳永逸地、彻底地

7. run tests：运行测试

8. boiling water：沸水、开水

9. creamy ：adj.奶油色的

纸质版阅读练习答案:

1.B  2.B  3.B  4.C  5.C

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09 Glasgow students put friendship on the menu 想摆脱孤独？与陌生人共进晚餐吧！

The Dinner with a Stranger project helps lonely people connect over a meal. In today’s world, many people use apps to make friends online. But two students from Glasgow, UK, tried something different. They started a project called Dinner with a Stranger. It helps people connect by sharing meals. They believe that friendship is always on the menu! Juliette,21, and Mary, 22, came up with the idea. They invite young people to make friends in person. Their project uses a fun quiz. People answer questions about their favorite movies, dream vacations and pop songs to find good matches. The project became popular quickly. Over 200 people took part in the first month. For example, 19-year-old Vanya and 20-year-old Hannah, two Glasgow students, met through the project. They became best friends and even roommates! 

1. menu:n.菜单

2. connect : v.联系，连接

3. come up with the idea  :想到

4. in person : 亲自

5. quiz :n.测试

6. vacation : n.假期

纸质版阅读练习答案:

1.B  2.B  3.A  4.B  5.B

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09 Glasgow students put friendship on the menu 想摆脱孤独？与陌生人共进晚餐吧！

The Dinner with a Stranger project helps lonely people connect over a meal. In today’s world, many people use apps to make friends online. But two students from Glasgow, UK, tried something different. They started a project called Dinner with a Stranger. It helps people connect by sharing meals. They believe that friendship is always on the menu! Juliette,21, and Mary, 22, came up with the idea. They invite young people to make friends in person. Their project uses a fun quiz. People answer questions about their favorite movies, dream vacations and pop songs to find good matches. The project became popular quickly. Over 200 people took part in the first month. For example, 19-year-old Vanya and 20-year-old Hannah, two Glasgow students, met through the project. They became best friends and even roommates! 

1. menu:n.菜单

2. connect : v.联系，连接

3. come up with the idea  :想到

4. in person : 亲自

5. quiz :n.测试

6. vacation : n.假期

纸质版阅读练习答案:

1.B  2.B  3.A  4.B  5.B

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08 Kenyan girls learn useful life skills 我值得被捍卫！肯尼亚女孩学习自卫技能

In Kenya, a girl was learning self-defense skills. This is part of a program called I’m Worth Defending. Enkakenya Centre for Excellence started this project. Opened in 2009, the center has become a place for girls to feel safe and study for free. AP reported that 34 out of 100 women in Kenya are victims of violence. By learning self-defense, these girls can stay safe and learn how to speak up bravely. 

1. life skill:生活技能

2. self-defense skill: n.防身术

3. worth doing  :值得做...

4. report : v.报道

5. report a crime :举报犯罪

6. 34 out of 100 women : 34%的女性

7. victim：n.受害者

8. violence：n.暴力

9. speak up bravely ：勇敢地说出来

纸质版阅读练习答案:

1.A  2.B  3.C  4.A、B  5.A

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08 Kenyan girls learn useful life skills 我值得被捍卫！肯尼亚女孩学习自卫技能

In Kenya, a girl was learning self-defense skills. This is part of a program called I’m Worth Defending. Enkakenya Centre for Excellence started this project. Opened in 2009, the center has become a place for girls to feel safe and study for free. AP reported that 34 out of 100 women in Kenya are victims of violence. By learning self-defense, these girls can stay safe and learn how to speak up bravely. 

1. life skill:生活技能

2. self-defense skill: n.防身术

3. worth doing  :值得做...

4. report : v.报道

5. report a crime :举报犯罪

6. 34 out of 100 women : 34%的女性

7. victim：n.受害者

8. violence：n.暴力

9. speak up bravely ：勇敢地说出来

纸质版阅读练习答案:

1.A  2.B  3.C  4.A、B  5.A

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07  Through the storm澳大利亚遭受洪灾，人与动物共患难

An Australian charity helps rescue animals from a big flood.A vet looked after a hurt koala in Australia on March 9. A tropical storm hit the country on March 8. It brought big winds, heavy rains and flooding. The koala fell out of a tree because of the bad weather. ABC News said on March 11 that many parts of Queensland sent flood alerts. More than 100,000 homes and companies were out of power. The flood also led to long delays for buses, and many schools closed. Charity Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital opened to help animals hurt in bad weather. It worked with rescue groups. In the first few hours, they saved several animals including the hurt koala. The hospital did this for free. 

1. storm:n.暴风雨

2. charity: n.慈善机构

3. rescue  :v.救助

4. flood : n.洪水

5. tropical :adj.热带的

6. alert : n.警告

7. out of power：停电

8. lead to：导致

9. delay ：n.延迟

纸质版阅读练习答案:

1.A  2.B  3.B  4.A  5.D

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07  Through the storm澳大利亚遭受洪灾，人与动物共患难

An Australian charity helps rescue animals from a big flood.A vet looked after a hurt koala in Australia on March 9. A tropical storm hit the country on March 8. It brought big winds, heavy rains and flooding. The koala fell out of a tree because of the bad weather. ABC News said on March 11 that many parts of Queensland sent flood alerts. More than 100,000 homes and companies were out of power. The flood also led to long delays for buses, and many schools closed. Charity Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital opened to help animals hurt in bad weather. It worked with rescue groups. In the first few hours, they saved several animals including the hurt koala. The hospital did this for free. 

1. storm:n.暴风雨

2. charity: n.慈善机构

3. rescue  :v.救助

4. flood : n.洪水

5. tropical :adj.热带的

6. alert : n.警告

7. out of power：停电

8. lead to：导致

9. delay ：n.延迟

纸质版阅读练习答案:

1.A  2.B  3.B  4.A  5.D

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06 Every penny counts 加拿大初中生体验“月光族”金钱大冒险

Canadian students learn how to spend money wisely .On Nov 20, 2024, around 500 students from middle schools across Moose Jaw, Canada, took part in a fun event. They learned there how to be good with money. First, every student had to imagine they had a job. Then they got a card. It showed how much money they had. Next, they visited different booths to buy things. The prices were the same as in actual shops. This way, the students learned that their spending depended on their salary. The idea was to teach the students about real life and be smart with money. “They have to go out and use their budget smartly and make good decisions ,” said Heather Bergdahl from the local Chamber of Commerce office. Athan Schultz, is a student from Cornerstone Christian School, “It’s eye-opening to see how much money you spend each month,” he told Moose Jaw Today. “You think you actually have a lot of money, and then you realize you don’t.” 

1. count：v.重要

2. wisely:adv.智慧地

3. event: n.事件，活动

4. imagine  :v.想象

5. booth : n.摊位，临时货摊

6. depend on :依靠，依赖

7. salary : n.薪水，工资

8. budget ：n.预算

9. eye-opening：adj.大开眼界的，令人惊奇的

10. realize ：v.意识到

纸质版阅读练习答案:

1.A  2.D  3.B  4.B  5.A

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06 Every penny counts 加拿大初中生体验“月光族”金钱大冒险

Canadian students learn how to spend money wisely .On Nov 20, 2024, around 500 students from middle schools across Moose Jaw, Canada, took part in a fun event. They learned there how to be good with money. First, every student had to imagine they had a job. Then they got a card. It showed how much money they had. Next, they visited different booths to buy things. The prices were the same as in actual shops. This way, the students learned that their spending depended on their salary. The idea was to teach the students about real life and be smart with money. “They have to go out and use their budget smartly and make good decisions ,” said Heather Bergdahl from the local Chamber of Commerce office. Athan Schultz, is a student from Cornerstone Christian School, “It’s eye-opening to see how much money you spend each month,” he told Moose Jaw Today. “You think you actually have a lot of money, and then you realize you don’t.” 

1. count：v.重要

2. wisely:adv.智慧地

3. event: n.事件，活动

4. imagine  :v.想象

5. booth : n.摊位，临时货摊

6. depend on :依靠，依赖

7. salary : n.薪水，工资

8. budget ：n.预算

9. eye-opening：adj.大开眼界的，令人惊奇的

10. realize ：v.意识到

纸质版阅读练习答案:

1.A  2.D  3.B  4.B  5.A

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