鲁教版2025年七年级上册英语新教材Unit 3 — A Day to Remember电子课本课文

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Unit 3 — A Day to Remember

Section A — Special Weekends (1b & 1c) — Listening Scripts

Conversation 1

Yaming: Hi, Peter. How was your weekend?Peter: It was great! I visited the science museum.Yaming: Did you see anything interesting?Peter: Yes, there was a space exhibition. There were some special rooms, and they looked like parts of a space station. You could go inside them and see how astronauts live and work! It was amazing.Yaming: Cool! Were there any astronauts there?Peter: Well, no. But there were robots! I asked one of them questions and it answered me!Yaming: Wow! I’d love to go and see them!

Conversation 2

Helen: How was your weekend, Teng Fei?Teng Fei: It was terrible!Helen: Why? What happened?Teng Fei: Well, first, I was on my way to meet my friends when some tourists asked me the way to the history museum. I didn’t mean to, but I gave them the wrong directions. I only realized it after they left!Helen: Oh no! But don’t worry. They probably asked someone else too.Teng Fei: I hope so! But I was so worried. I even got on the wrong bus. I was late to meet my friends. Oh, and I left my book on the bus too!Helen: Oh no. What a day!

Section A — School Trip to a Wastewater Plant (2a & 2d) — Listening Script

Helen: Hi, Fu Xing. How was your school trip to the wastewater plant? Was it boring?Fu Xing: No, it wasn’t at all. It was really interesting!Helen: Wow! What did you see?Fu Xing: We saw the plant make dirty water clean again.Helen: Really? How?Fu Xing: Well, first, dirty water from our homes goes into the plant. Then, special screens remove large pieces of waste from the water.Helen: What happens next?Fu Xing: Well, large machines remove germs and other things from the water. These things are usually too small to see. It takes a few more steps after that before the water becomes clean again.Helen: Wow! I used to think it was easy to get clean water.Fu Xing: Me too! I didn’t realize it was so hard.

Section B — Reading: Sam’s Diary Entry (1b)

Friday, 30 May

Today we went on a school trip to a farm! It was tiring but great fun! In the morning, we explored the farm. There were large tents with tomatoes, cucumbers, and many other fruits and vegetables. The farmer told us about how these fruits and vegetables go from the fields to our tables. I was very interested because I usually only see them in the supermarket.

Then we got straight to work! First, we picked some strawberries. The work seemed easy, but it took time to get it right. Slowly, we filled many baskets. In the afternoon, the farmer taught us how to cut branches and leaves from tomato plants. This helps them to grow more fruit. Finally, we watered the plants. Plants need so much work! It was tiring, but I enjoyed working with my hands.

I got to take some vegetables home. My mum cooked some for dinner, and they were fresh and delicious! They certainly taste better when you work for them! Today was really a day to remember.

Project — Write a Chain Story about a Memorable Day (Reading Text)

Last summer, we had a very memorable day! We were on holiday in the mountains.

At first it was a nice day, but then the weather changed. It started raining.

We heard thunder and saw lightning flash across the sky. Just then, we saw someone in trouble.

Telling China’s Story — An Unforgettable Day of Zhang Guimei

On 17 February, 2021, Zhang Guimei was awarded the Touching China Person of the Year title for her contributions to improving girls’ education in remote rural areas. Her love and care for her students deeply moved many Chinese.

Zhang Guimei is the highly respected founder and headmaster of Huaping Senior High School for Girls in Lijiang, Yunnan Province. She was born in Heilongjiang Province in 1957. At the age of 17, she moved to Yunnan to support the development of the country’s border regions. When working as a teacher at a local school, Zhang noticed that many girls were unable to go to school because they had to work and earn money to support their families. To change this, she decided to set up a free high school for these girls. Zhang worked hard to raise money and hire teachers. In 2008, she founded China’s first free senior high school for girls with government support. Since then, the school has helped about 2,000 students to go to university.

“An educated girl can change the destiny of three generations in a family,” Zhang said. “An educated and responsible mother will never allow her daughter to drop out of school.”