Section Ⅴ LESSON 3 MY FAVOURITE COMEDIAN 维度一：品句填词 1.The waiter asked me how I would like my （牛排） done. 2.Some vegetables such as cabbage and eggplants can be eaten （生的）. 3.The students returned in September for the start of the new （学术的） year. 4.The chef has a （名望） for creating the most delicious dishes in town. 5.I’ve watched all the （一集） of my favourite show in one weekend. 6.The puppy （咀嚼） on her new toy， completely lost. 7.She searched through her （女式钱包） for some change to give to the musician. 8.During their hike， they e a rare species of bird in the forest. 9.She placed the fresh roses in a beautiful glass v on the dining table. 维度二：词形转换 1.I am （convince） that she is innocent. 2.Brazil is the world’s largest （produce） of coffee. 3.My mother will send me to a （board） school where I live as well as study. 4.He was （amuse） to see how seriously she took the game. 5.This precociously （talent） youngster has a potential to succeed in his field. 6.I’m going to write good jokes and become a good （comedy）. 7.Peter， lifting his head， stared at the grandma with round， （astonish） eyes. 8.The curtains are for （pure） decorative purposes and do not open or close. 维度三：固定搭配和句式 1.He speaks English perfectly （好像他居住在） England for many years. 2. （是在加拿大） I first saw this film. 3.Self-driving cars give them the freedom to get out without having to （依靠别人）. 4.Mozart （有音乐天赋）， so he became famous when he was only a child. Ⅰ.阅读理解 A Each year at Girl Scout summer camp， the night I， as a kid， expected most was the closing campfire， a few hours of silliness that marked our final evening together.All week， my teammates and I had been addicted to our skit （滑稽短剧） performance， editing lines and practicing scenes. Skits and songs are deeply rooted in the camp experience.The days might be all about sports or nature， but night-time entertainment is a kid’s dream.Similar to a talent show， some performances are educational but mostly， they just make you laugh.Talent is irrelevant， and audience engagement through call and response is essential. In the camp， social rule disappears and space for self-exploration forms.Shy kids come out of their shells， and cool kids let their guard down.They get to open up this door to a part of themselves that they wouldn’t have felt safe to show at school or at home. It’s a decade ago that I performed as a camp member， and I never thought of skits from a skill-building view.But I now realize this rich camp tradition left a great impression on me.Through camp skits， I developed my sense of humor ... ...
