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类文赏读 同题异文　拓展阅读 UNIT 7 ART A (选自外研版必修第二册Unit 4) When Hamlet meets Peking Opera I thought I knew a lot about Hamlet.As a high school student with English literature as one of my main subjects，I have to! Shakespeare’s Hamlet is probably the most important play by the most important writer in English.Almost everybody knows “To be，or not to be”，right? Having seen quite a few productions of Hamlet and read the play many times，I was full of confidence—until the Peking Opera came to town! Dating back to the 18th century，Peking Opera has over two hundred years of history.Does this mean it’s easier than a Shakespeare play to understand? To find out the answer，I just had to go and see The Revenge of Prince Zidan—the Peking Opera version of Hamlet. Starting with an orchestra playing traditional Chinese instruments，the opera brought a completely new sound to my Western ears.At first，I thought what I heard was a violin，but later I learnt that it was an instrument with two strings called jinghu.Then，seeing the main characters come on stage，I was surprised! The costumes and masks were amazing. The performers of course sang in Chinese，but the music，exaggerated movements and mime helped get the meanings across to the audience.The voices themselves sounded really unique—some of the female voices were so high that I was sure they could break glass! And the stage was really simple: a decorated whip represented a horse，and a screen with Chinese characters，a study.Using such techniques，the opera had transformed a small stage into the whole universe. Easily my favourite part of the show was how the characters moved on stage.I had never seen Prince Hamlet do a backflip before! That was simply incredible. It was so dazzling and energetic that I wasn’t sure if the characters were performers or athletes! Everyone was clapping. Before experiencing The Revenge of Prince Zidan，I wasn’t sure if I would enjoy it.But，in fact，I was on the edge of my seat! Feeling the strong emotions of love，anger，fear and grief in the performance，I could easily recognise the theme of Hamlet.So，if you want to see a show that combines music，singing，drama，poetry and costume design with explosive effect，The Revenge of Prince Zidan ticks all the right boxes! 1.Why is the author so confident about Hamlet? A.Because he has seen quite a few productions of Hamlet and read the play many times. B.Because Hamlet is Shakespeare’s most famous play. C.Because Hamlet is one of the author’s main subjects. D.Because there is a famous saying everyone knows. √ 2.What CAN’T help the author understand the theme of the play The Revenge of Prince Zidan? A.The music. B.The performers’ movements. C.The performers’ voices. D.The mime. √ 3.What does the underlined sentence “I was on the edge of my seat” mean in paragraph 5? A.He wanted to leave. B.He loved the performance. C.He was sick of the performance. D.He felt uncomfortable. √ 4.According to the passage，what can we learn from the passage? A.Hamlet is a Western play that can only be performed on the stage. B.A jinghu can produce similar sound to that of a violin. C.All the female voices are very high. D.The audience can see real horses on the stage in a Peking Opera play. √ 词汇积累 1.production n.(电影、戏剧或广播节目的)上映，上演，播出，制作 2.instrument n.乐器 3.exaggerated adj.(声音或动作)夸张的 4.transform v.使改观，使变形，使转化 transform...into...把……转化为…… 5.incredible adj.难以置信的　 B (选自外研版必修第三册Unit 4) Live from the Louvre Hi，it’s Zack! Greetings from Paris，everyone！This broadcast is being brought to you from one of the largest museums on Earth—the Louvre！Today we’re going to find out about some of the Louvre’s most amazing treasures.Here we go! Now，at the top of these stone stairs...get a load of that！That huge sculpture you can see is the Winged Victory of Samothrace，or Nike of Samothrace! I can’t even begin to tell you how amazing this is! It looks like she has just flown down out of the sky and is standing on a ship.Her head and arms are missing，but you can imagine her holding her arms up high，celebrating the result of an ancient battle.And just look at how her dress is being folded by the wind！I really can’t believe she’s made of stone.The skill of the sculptor is just incredible. Okay，I’d better move on.You can see there are so many people here.I’m being pushed around quite a bit，in fact.And you’re really going to love what’s coming up next.It’s the one and only Mona Lisa! The painting is a lot smaller than you would expect，and is protected by glass.But from here I can get a good view to show you. When I look into her eyes it seems she has a mind of her own! One moment she seems to be laughing at me，but then again I catch a sense of sadness in her smile.I guess that’s why she attracts so many visitors every day. And now，it’s time to get up close and personal with one of history’s greatest artists—Rembrandt! He painted this self-portrait about 400 years ago.Throughout his life，he made over 90 self-portraits！No one really knows why.Perhaps it was his way of taking a 17th-century selfie？Or was it simply cheaper to paint himself than to pay for a model? About 35,000 works are currently being displayed in over 300 rooms in the Louvre，and it would take a lifetime to see everything! I’ll say bye for now，and hope you can all visit this fantastic place one day to feel the power of these great works of art for yourselves.They really do reach out to us across the centuries as if time itself were nothing.By the way，if you have enjoyed this live broadcast，subscribe to find out where I’m visiting next! 1.What can we learn from Zack’s description of the Winged Victory of Samothrace? A.The sculpture was vividly carved. B.It was made by a famous painter. C.The artist had lost her arms. D.The sculptor lost her battle on the sea. √ 2.What can we infer from the third paragraph? A.Mona Lisa looks quite beautiful. B.Mona Lisa often smiles at visitors. C.The room is crowded with visitors. D.Mona Lisa is kept at the top of the stairs. √ 3.What do we know about the Louvre from the last paragraph? A.The Louvre is very large in size. B.Many artists live in the museum. C.The visitors are unwilling to leave. D.More visitors will come to the Louvre. √ 4.What does “They” mean in the last paragraph? A.The visitors who come to the Louvre. B.The great works of art in the Louvre. C.The artists who created the great works in the Louvre. D.The people who are watching the broadcast. √ 词汇积累 1.broadcast n.广播节目，电视节目 2.get a load of...注意，仔细看(常用于表示惊讶或羡慕) 3.fold v.折起 4.portrait n.人物照片；肖像 5.selfie n.自拍照 $$ A (选自外研版必修第二册Unit 4) When Hamlet meets Peking Opera I thought I knew a lot about Hamlet.As a high school student with English literature as one of my main subjects，I have to! Shakespeare’s Hamlet is probably the most important play by the most important writer in English.Almost everybody knows “To be，or not to be”，right? Having seen quite a few productions of Hamlet and read the play many times，I was full of confidence—until the Peking Opera came to town! Dating back to the 18th century，Peking Opera has over two hundred years of history.Does this mean it’s easier than a Shakespeare play to understand? To find out the answer，I just had to go and see The Revenge of Prince Zidan—the Peking Opera version of Hamlet. Starting with an orchestra playing traditional Chinese instruments，the opera brought a completely new sound to my Western ears.At first，I thought what I heard was a violin，but later I learnt that it was an instrument with two strings called jinghu.Then，seeing the main characters come on stage，I was surprised! The costumes and masks were amazing.The performers of course sang in Chinese，but the music，exaggerated movements and mime helped get the meanings across to the audience.The voices themselves sounded really unique—some of the female voices were so high that I was sure they could break glass! And the stage was really simple: a decorated whip represented a horse，and a screen with Chinese characters，a study.Using such techniques，the opera had transformed a small stage into the whole universe. Easily my favourite part of the show was how the characters moved on stage.I had never seen Prince Hamlet do a backflip before! That was simply incredible.It was so dazzling and energetic that I wasn’t sure if the characters were performers or athletes! Everyone was clapping. Before experiencing The Revenge of Prince Zidan，I wasn’t sure if I would enjoy it.But，in fact，I was on the edge of my seat! Feeling the strong emotions of love，anger，fear and grief in the performance，I could easily recognise the theme of Hamlet.So，if you want to see a show that combines music，singing，drama，poetry and costume design with explosive effect，The Revenge of Prince Zidan ticks all the right boxes! 1．Why is the author so confident about Hamlet? A．Because he has seen quite a few productions of Hamlet and read the play many times. B．Because Hamlet is Shakespeare’s most famous play. C．Because Hamlet is one of the author’s main subjects. D．Because there is a famous saying everyone knows. 答案　A 2．What CAN’T help the author understand the theme of the play The Revenge of Prince Zidan? A．The music. B．The performers’ movements. C．The performers’ voices. D．The mime. 答案　C 3．What does the underlined sentence “I was on the edge of my seat” mean in paragraph 5? A．He wanted to leave. B．He loved the performance. C．He was sick of the performance. D．He felt uncomfortable. 答案　B 4．According to the passage，what can we learn from the passage? A．Hamlet is a Western play that can only be performed on the stage. B．A jinghu can produce similar sound to that of a violin. C．All the female voices are very high. D．The audience can see real horses on the stage in a Peking Opera play. 答案　B 词汇积累 1．production n．(电影、戏剧或广播节目的)上映，上演，播出，制作 2．instrument n．乐器 3．exaggerated adj.(声音或动作)夸张的 4．transform v．使改观，使变形，使转化 transform...into...把……转化为…… 5．incredible adj.难以置信的　　 B (选自外研版必修第三册Unit 4) Live from the Louvre Hi，it’s Zack! Greetings from Paris，everyone！This broadcast is being brought to you from one of the largest museums on Earth—the Louvre！Today we’re going to find out about some of the Louvre’s most amazing treasures.Here we go! Now，at the top of these stone stairs...get a load of that！That huge sculpture you can see is the Winged Victory of Samothrace，or Nike of Samothrace! I can’t even begin to tell you how amazing this is! It looks like she has just flown down out of the sky and is standing on a ship.Her head and arms are missing，but you can imagine her holding her arms up high，celebrating the result of an ancient battle.And just look at how her dress is being folded by the wind！I really can’t believe she’s made of stone.The skill of the sculptor is just incredible. Okay，I’d better move on.You can see there are so many people here.I’m being pushed around quite a bit，in fact.And you’re really going to love what’s coming up next.It’s the one and only Mona Lisa! The painting is a lot smaller than you would expect，and is protected by glass.But from here I can get a good view to show you.When I look into her eyes it seems she has a mind of her own! One moment she seems to be laughing at me，but then again I catch a sense of sadness in her smile.I guess that’s why she attracts so many visitors every day. And now，it’s time to get up close and personal with one of history’s greatest artists—Rembrandt! He painted this self-portrait about 400 years ago.Throughout his life，he made over 90 self-portraits！No one really knows why.Perhaps it was his way of taking a 17th-century selfie？Or was it simply cheaper to paint himself than to pay for a model? About 35,000 works are currently being displayed in over 300 rooms in the Louvre，and it would take a lifetime to see everything! I’ll say bye for now，and hope you can all visit this fantastic place one day to feel the power of these great works of art for yourselves.They really do reach out to us across the centuries as if time itself were nothing.By the way，if you have enjoyed this live broadcast，subscribe to find out where I’m visiting next! 1.What can we learn from Zack’s description of the Winged Victory of Samothrace? A．The sculpture was vividly carved. B．It was made by a famous painter. C．The artist had lost her arms. D．The sculptor lost her battle on the sea. 答案　A 2．What can we infer from the third paragraph? A．Mona Lisa looks quite beautiful. B．Mona Lisa often smiles at visitors. C．The room is crowded with visitors. D．Mona Lisa is kept at the top of the stairs. 答案　C 3．What do we know about the Louvre from the last paragraph? A．The Louvre is very large in size. B．Many artists live in the museum. C．The visitors are unwilling to leave. D．More visitors will come to the Louvre. 答案　A 4．What does “They” mean in the last paragraph? A．The visitors who come to the Louvre. B．The great works of art in the Louvre. C．The artists who created the great works in the Louvre. D．The people who are watching the broadcast. 答案　B 词汇积累 1．broadcast n．广播节目，电视节目 2．get a load of...注意，仔细看(常用于表示惊讶或羡慕) 3．fold v．折起 4．portrait n．人物照片；肖像 5．selfie n．自拍照 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$