🪄 12A 词汇表

achieve /əˈtʃiːv/ v.
📖 释义 Definition
to succeed in finishing something or reaching an aim
实现,达成
💬 课本原句
Reaching the summit of Everest was the ultimate goal mountaineers hoped to achieve.
登上珠峰顶峰是登山家们希望实现的终极目标。
camp /kæmp/ n.
📖 释义 Definition
a place where people stay in tents or other temporary structures
营地,帐篷宿营地
💬 课本原句
The assault team departed from high camp VI at dawn.
突击队在破晓时分从高海拔六号营地出发。
evidence /ˈevɪdəns/ n.
📖 释义 Definition
one or more reasons for believing that something is or is not true
证据,迹象
💬 课本原句
Finding Mallory's snow goggles in his pocket is compelling evidence he fell at nightfall.
在马洛里口袋里发现护目镜是他在傍晚坠落的有力证据。
path /pɑːθ/ n.
📖 释义 Definition
a route or track between one place and another
路径,小路
💬 课本原句
The treacherous ridge path was encrusted with slick blue ice.
险峻的山脊小路覆盖着光滑的蓝冰。
prove /pruːv/ v.
📖 释义 Definition
to show a particular result after a period of time
证明,证实
💬 课本原句
Finding Irvine's pocket camera could conclusively prove they summited.
找到欧文的袖珍相机可以决定性地证明他们已经登顶。
section /ˈsekʃn/ n.
📖 释义 Definition
one of the parts that something is divided into
路段,部分
💬 课本原句
The 'Second Step' cliff is the most formidable rock section on the North Ridge.
‘第二台阶’悬崖是北脊线上最艰险的岩石路段。
suffer /ˈsʌfə(r)/ v.
📖 释义 Definition
to experience physical or mental pain
受苦,遭受
💬 课本原句
Climbers without oxygen suffer severe altitude sickness and hypothermia.
缺氧的登山者会遭受严重的高原反应和体温过低。
unfortunately /ʌnˈfɔːtʃənətli/ adv.
📖 释义 Definition
used to say that something is bad, disappointing, or has a bad result
不幸地,令人遗憾地
💬 课本原句
unfortunately, thick storm clouds enveloped the mountain ridge.
不幸的是,浓密的暴风雨云团笼罩了山脊。
unlikely /ʌnˈlaɪkli/ adj.
📖 释义 Definition
not probable or likely to happen
不太可能的
💬 课本原句
With primitive 1920s tweed gear, survival in a blizzard was highly unlikely.
穿着20年代原始的花呢装备,在暴风雪中生还是极不可能的。
whatever /wɒtˈevə(r)/ det., pron.
📖 释义 Definition
anything or everything that
无论什么
💬 课本原句
Climbers were determined to push forward whatever the weather.
无论天气如何,登山者都决意勇往直前。

📖 课文原文 · MYSTERY ON THE MOUNTAIN

Paragraph A · Vanished on Everest

Were Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay really the first people to reach the top of the world’s highest mountain? Some believe that British climbers George Mallory and Andrew Irvine reached the summit before them in June 1924. Unfortunately, this is difficult to prove because both men vanished somewhere high on the mountain.

Paragraph B · A Body in the Snow

In 1999, a team of climbers visited the mountain, hoping to solve this mystery. Near the First Step, on the way to the summit, the team found Mallory’s oxygen tank—evidence that he and Irvine had been near the top. Close by, a member of the team—Conrad Anker—discovered Mallory’s body.

Paragraph C · The Missing Photo

When the team examined Mallory’s body, they found items like a knife and matches, but no photos. Why is this important? Mallory had carried a photo of his wife with him. He had planned to leave the photo at the top of the mountain, if he reached it.

Paragraph D · First to the Top?

Did Mallory and Irvine achieve their goal and reach the summit? Probably not, according to Anker. Here are some reasons for his conclusion.

Paragraph E · Difficult Path / Poor Equipment

Difficult path / Poor equipment: Mallory and Irvine were last seen near the mountain’s Second Step. This is a 27-meter wall of rock. Climbing this section is extremely difficult, even with modern climbing equipment. Without the right tools, it is unlikely that Mallory and Irvine were able to continue to the top.

Paragraph F · No Signs of Frostbite

No frostbite: Mallory and Irvine were seen near the summit late in the day. Climbers who reach the summit at this time need to camp at the top. If you do this, it is common to suffer from frostbite. But Mallory’s body had no signs of frostbite.

Paragraph G · Mountaineering Heroes

So what happened to Mallory and Irvine? Anker thinks they probably turned back just after the First Step. When Mallory was going down the mountain, perhaps he accidentally fell. Irvine’s body has never been found. Whatever happened, they will always be remembered as early mountaineering heroes.

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Before You Read

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Reading Comprehension

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Reading Comprehension A

1. The reading is mainly about two climbers who .
2. A reasonable conclusion from paragraphs B and C is that .
3. Which of these statements is true?
4. If Mallory and Irvine turned back (paragraph G), they the mountain.
5. Which statement would Conrad Anker probably agree with?

Reading Skill & Critical Thinking

RE1 Unit 12 教材原页 164

Reading Skill & Critical Thinking B

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Vocabulary Practice

RE1 Unit 12 教材原页 165

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