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　　《每周立體快樂閱讀（高2年級）》多彩的閱讀天地，可以擴(kuò)大閱讀讀者的視野；美文薈萃，材料鮮活，語言地道，可讀性強(qiáng)；多角度、全方位細(xì)節(jié)助讀助解，減少閱讀障礙；體現(xiàn)新課標(biāo)教材的英語學(xué)習(xí)特點(diǎn)，實現(xiàn)立體式閱讀。

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第一周Francis BaconPanda Film Attracts Chinese AudiencesEmpire State Building Goes GreenStonehenge第二周The Story of a Little Grape StemShould We Still Read Books in the Age of Television？London Eyes "Greenest" City By 2012Yoga Keeps You in Shape第三周The Light InsideBritish Artist Makes Tiny Sculpture of the ObamasI'm the Master of My NewsJi Xianlin第四周Confucius Gets Cartoon ImageCities in the FutureSeven Ways to Discover JoyA New Aircraft Design第五周Ice CreamSummer Camps for American KidsHappy LifeDrinking Water： Bottled or from the Tap？第六周The Summer PalaceYuan Tingting： on the RoadPlants Talk to Each Other to Warn against DangerWhy We Shout in Anger？第七周Living XitangKieron Williamson： A Talented PainterLiving a Healthy LifeRun out of the Rainy Season of Your Life第八周Yonge Street： The Longest Street in the WorldHarry Potter Stars Enter Guinness World RecordsThe Growing Up Story of Zheng YaqiIf I Were a Child Again第九周Magical Kymera WandPotatoGlobal Warming Is Turning "Roof of the World" into DesertA Blind Boy's Beautiful Day第十周Rooks Are No Bird BrainsKavya Shivashankar， Spelling ChampWe Are on a JourneyLife at the Keyboard第十一周Great Grandmother： World's Oldest Athlete Breaks RecordKeep on SingingHot ChristmasJohn Coutis： Nothing Is Impossible第十二周The Silent DancersAre You a Bad Driver？This I BelieveAstro Boy第十三周Mike Perham， Youngest Around the World AloneAvatarTaking a Gap YearA Carrot， an Egg， and a Cup of Coffee名師點(diǎn)撥英語閱讀（一）——得閱讀者得天下第十四周Renowned Chinese Translator Yang XianyiWe Are Raising ChildrenOceans and SeasA Meeting at Mt Everest第十五周Giving Life MeaningEdgar Allan PoeVolunteeringBoy Calls His Pet Dog His "Guardian Angel" ～第十六周Amazing Solar- powered FridgeThe Best Time in LifeInternational Women' s DayGood Tips for You When Travelling第十七周There Is Goodness to LifeKristen StewartPerson with the Most RecordsI Feel Very Blue第十八周American MusicCloned Animals Are Safe to EatZebra Cleans Hippo's TeethThe Hand第十九周Peking OperaOscar Pistorius： The Fastest Man with No Logs！Charming TetrisThe Whisper第二十周Han Meilin： "Picasso" In the OrientFish- bots at the London AquariumVolunteering and the Spirit of LOi FengThe Last Runner第二十一周Vincent Van GoghCherish Your Young FriendsA New Charger for Mobile PhoneThe Dragon Boat Festival第二十二周Ma Lihua： a Troubadour in TibetRegulate Recycling of Electronic WasteBeautiful VancouverA Place to Stand第二十三周Yu Minhong： from Failure to SuccessSpending NatureIf the Dream is Big EnoughDog Days of Summer第二十四周Qin Yi： Beautiful on and off ScreenSending Your Favorite MusicThanks for EverythingA Stimulative Wedding第二十五周Web- addicted KidsA Beluga Can "Talk"Depend on YourselfChinese Paper- cutting Art第二十六周The MarblesThe Calls of Baby CrocodilesSleep and Your LifeWorld Animal Day名師點(diǎn)撥英語閱讀（二）——精讀與泛讀相結(jié)合第二十七周Yale UniversityTom Daley： Diving For GloryImprove Your Mind by Reading the ClassicsThe Salt第二十八周Robert Bradford Recycles Old ToysHuang BoThe Melting Beauty of KilimanjaroNelson Mandela： Master of His Fate第二十九周Taking a Nap May Boost One's MemoryVanessa HudgensMake an ApologyThe Fiords of Norway第三十周Animals Are Intelligent BeingsRobotic Fish to Detect PollutionWorking Hard is the Parent of Success……名師點(diǎn)撥英語閱讀（三）——英語閱讀中的九項技能名師點(diǎn)撥英語閱讀（四）——閱讀貴在堅持

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　　時文點(diǎn)擊 　　Global Warming Is Turning "Roof of the World" into Desert 　　Global warming is rapidly melting the ice-capped roof of the world， and turning it into desert. 　　The glaciers of the Tibetan plateau are vanishing so fast that they will be reduced by 50% everydecade. The vast environmental changes brou~rocess will increase droughts and sandstormsover the rest of the country， and dry many of the world's greatest rivers， in what experts warn will be an"ecological catastrophe". 　　The plateau has 46，298 glaciers， covering almost 60，000 square miles， which feed several of the major rivers in China and Southeast Asia. They make up the largest area of iceoutside the polar regions， nearly a sixth of the world's total. However， inthe past 100 years， the area of these glaciers has shrunk hy 30%. Waterlosses because of global warming and vaporization have reduced watervolume in the earth in this region and the grassland is drying out. 　　The rising temperatures are also endangering the newly builtworld's highest railway. They threaten to melt the permafrost under thetracks of the Tibetan railway， constructed to link the area with China's northwestern Qinghai province. 　　Perhaps worst of all， the melting threatens to cut off water supplies over much of Asia. Many of thecontinent's greatest rive--including the Yangtze， the Yellow River， the Indus， the Ganges， theBrahmaputra， and the Mekong--rise on the plateau. In China alone， 300 million people depend on waterfrom the glaciers for their survival. 　　So scientists are strongly calling on countries to use all fouls available to reduce dangerous emissions nfgreenhouse gases.　　……

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