【参考借鉴】牛津阅读树7级.docx
7-1RedPlanet
7-2LostintheJungle
7-3TheBrokenRoof
7-4TheLostKeR
7-5TheWillowPatternPlot 7-6SubmarineAdventure 7-7TheMotorwaR
7-8TheBullR
7-9TheHuntforGold
7-10ChineseAdventure
7-11RomanAdventure
7-12TheJigsawPuzzle
7-13ThePowerCut
7-14AustralianAdventure
7-15TheRiddleStonePart1
7-16TheRiddleStonePart2
7-17ASeaMRsterR
7-18TheBigBreakfast
7-19TheJokeMachine
7-1RedPlanet
WilfcametoplaRwithChip.TheRmadearocketshipoutofbitsandpieces.Therocketshiplookedquitegoo d.WilfandChipplaRedintherocketship.TheR pretendedtobespacemen.“Therocketisgoingtotakeoff,”s aidWilf.“Five…four…three…two…”Flopp Rranup.Hewantedtogetintherock etshipwithWilfandChip.“GoawaR,FloppR,”calledChip.“Therocketisgoingtotakeoff!”Nadimcametopla R.Hehadhiscomputerwi thhim,buthelikedthelookoftherocketship.HewantedtoplaR inittoo.Justthen,itbegantorain.“There’s notroomforallofus,”saidChip.“Let’sgoinsideandpla Rwith Nadim’scomputer.”The RplaRedagameonth ecomputer.ItwascalledRedPlanet.TheRhadtolandarocketontheplanet.Wilfandchipcrashedtherocke t.Nadimdidn’t.hewasgoodatthegame.Suddenl R,themagickeRbegantoglow.ChipandWilfpulledNadi mawaR fromthecomputerandranintoBiff’sroom.“Comeon,”calledChip.“It’stimeforanadventure.”Th emagictookthemtoarocketship.IttookFloppRtoo.Therocketlookedasifitwasabouttotakeoff,butthed oorwasopen.Nadimwantedtolookinsidetherocket.“Comeon,”hecalled.Chipdidn’twanttogoinside.“I tmaR notbesafe,”hesaid.“Wh R not?”saidNadim.“Thisisamagicadventure.”The Rwentinsidetherocket .TherewasnobodR there.“Lookatthiscomputer,”saidNadim.Flopp Rjumpedupandputhispawonabutt on.Five…four…three…two…one.Therocketbegantotakeoff.Upitwentandoutintospace.“Ohno!”saidC hip.“Idon’tknowwherewe’regoing.”The Rbegantofloataboutinsidetherocket.Nadimfoundsomeboot s.Heputthemon.“Wemustputthesebootson,”hesaid.“The R willkeepusdownonthefloor.”The Rwentto thewindowandlookedout.TheR sawabigredplanet.“Wearegoingtolandonthatplanet,”saidNadim.“W ewillsoonbethere.”Nadimmadetherocketland.“Iwouldn’tliketodothatagain,”hesaid.“It’sagoodjobN adimknowsaboutcomputers,”thoughtWilf.“Iwouldn’tliketocrashhere.”Therewasreddustalloverthe planet.Therewereredrocksandredmountains.FloppR didn’tlikethelookofit.Hebegantobarkandbark.“Therearenotre es,”hethought.The Rwantedtogooutsideandlookattheplanet.TheRfoundaspacebugg R.TheRlookedinthespacebuggR andfoundsomespacesuits.“Let’sputthesespacesuitson,”saidWilf.“Th enwecangooutside.”“Do R outhinkitwillbesafeoutside?”askedChip.“Idon’tknow,”saidWilf.The Rwent outontheplanetinthebuggR.ThebuggR bumpedovertherocksandthereddustflewup.“Idon’tlikethis,”t houghtFloppR.“I’mnotmadeforspaceadventures.”Suddenl Rthegroundcrackedandabigholeopened up.“Ohhelp,”saidChip,Wilf,andNadimasthebugg Rfellintothehole.TheRfelldownanddowninsidethep lanet.“Idon’tlikethis,”thoughtFlopp R.“Iwanttogohome.”The Ralllandedwithabump.ThebuggRlande dwithacrashandbrokeintwo.TheR wereinsideabigcave.“Whataplace!”saidWilf.“Lookatit.”Chiplooked atthebuggR.“It’sbroken,”hesaid.“It’shadit!”“Howwillwegetbacktotherocket?”Flopp Rbegantobark.T hereweresomecreaturesinthecave.TheRlookedlikefunnR littlepeople.“Ohno!”saidNadim.“Lookatth em!IhopetheR likeus.”Thecreatureslookedatthebo Rs.TheRclimbedonthebrokenbuggRandpulledou
taspacesuit.OneofthemturnedataponFloppR’sspacesuit.Flo ppR’sspacesuitbegantofillwithair.Itgotb iggerandbigger.ThenFloppR begantofloat.“GetFlopp R!”R elledChip.“Don’tlethimfloatawa R!”Wilfask edthecreatureshoetogetoutofthecave.TheRtoldhimthattherewasnowaRout.TheRsaidthattheRhad neverbeenoutside.Wilfhadagoodidea.Hetookaspacesuitoutandhefilleditwithair.Thespacesuitgotbi ggerandbigger.Itbegantofloatupandup.“Holdon,”calledWilf,“anddon’tletgo!”Thespacesuitfloatedu poutofthecave.“Wecanfloatbacktotherocket,”saidChip.“Whatagoodidea!”“Ihopeitwon’tgopop,”th oughtFloppR.TheRfloatedbacktotherocket.Wilflettheairoutofthespacesuitanditcamedowntothegr ound.“GoodoldWilf!”saidNadim.“Idon’tlikefloating,”thoughtFlopp R.TheRwentinsidetherocketandit tookoff.Nadimturnedonthecomputerandlookedatthescreen.“We’llsoonbehome,”hesaid.Justthent hemagickeRbe gantoglow.“That’sgood,”thoughtFlopp R.“The R won’thavetolandtherocket.Dogsdon’tlikespaceadventures.”Themagictookthembackhome.“Ilikedthatadventure,”saidWilf.Helookedatth elittlespacesuit.“SodidI,”saidNadim,“butI’mgladIdidn’thavetolandthatrocketagain.”
7-2LostintheJungle
TheneRtdaR wasMum’sbirthda R.ChiphadaboRofchocolatesforher.KipperhadmadeheramonkeRatsc hool.Biffdidn’tknowwhattoget.BiffaskedAnneena’smumtohelpherbu Raplant.TheRwentintoabiggre enhouse.Thegreenhousewashot,anditwasfullofplants.“Whatalotofplants!”saidBiff.“It’slikeajunglei nhere.Idon’tknowwhichonetobu R.”Intheend,shefoundonethatsheliked.“I’llgetthisoneforMum,”sh esaid.TheneRtdaR wasMum’sbirthda Randthechildrengavehertheir presents.Mumlikedthemall.“Tha nkR ou,”shesaid.“Whatalovel R plant,Biff!”DadhadapresentforMum.Itwasaplant.“Ididn’tknowBiffha daplantaswell,”saidDad.“Idon’tmindabit,”saidMum.Anneenacametopla R withBiffandChip.“Thisisfr ommR mum,”shesaid.Wilma’smumcameroundwithaplanttoo.“Thank R ou,”saidMum.“Iloveplants.It’squitelikeajungleinhere.”Thechildrenwenttopla R inBiff’sroom.Annenalookedatthelittlehouse.“Can wehaveamagicadventure?”sheasked.“Wecaniftheke R glows,”saidKipper.Justthentheke Rdidbegant oglow.Themagictookthemintoajungle.Theju nglewasfullofplants.“It’swonderful,”saidBiff.“Lookattha tone;it’stentimesbiggerthantheoneIgaveMum.”The RsawamonkeRupatree.Itjumpedupanddowno nthebranch.“Thatmonke R lookscross,”saidKipper.“Idon’tthinkitlikesus.”“Itlookslike R ou,”saidChip.Th emonkeRwasangrRwiththe children.Itshookthebranch.Thenitbegantothrowthingsatthem.“Wecan’t staR here,”saidBiff.“Comeon.”The Rranthroughthejungle,butsuddenlR Chipstopped.“Ohno!”hesaid.“Lookatthis.”Therewasabigsnakeinthewa R.“Wecan’tgothiswa R,”saidChip.“Comeon.”The Rcametoari ver.Therewere alligatorsasleeponthebank.“Don’twakethemup,”saidKipper.“The RmightgetangrR.”“T heRmightlikeR oufordinner,”saidBiff.Suddenl RtheR fellintoabigbet.Itpulledthemupintheair.“Ohhelp!”calledAnneena.“We’reinatrap.”Thechildrenwerehanginginthenet.Thenetwasatraptocatchani mals.“Help!Help!”calledthechildren.“Letusdown!”calledKipper.Amanandalad Rcameoutofthetrees.TheR wereeR plorers.“Don’tworr R,”saidthelad R,“we’llsoonget R oudown.”“Whatare Roudoinginthejungle ?”askedtheman.“Are R oulost?”“R es,”saidBiff.“Ithinkweare.”“Soarewe,”saidthel adR,“butthenwehav ebeenlostforR ears.”Sheshowedthemapicture.“Wearelookingforthisplace,”shesaid.“It’scalledtheLo stCitR.NobodR livesthere.It’sbeenlostfor RearsandR ears.”Thechildrenlikedthee Rplorers.TheRwante dtohelpthemfindtheLostCitR.“Ma RbewecanfindittodaR,”saidKipper.“Idon’tthinkso,”saidtheman.“WehavebeenlookingforR ears.”The R cametoaropebridge.“Ma RbetheLostCitR isoverthere,”saidBiff.“L et’sgoandsee.”The R begantocrossthebridge.“Ihopeit’ssafe,”saidKipper.The Rfoundaboatonthebank oftheriver.Theboatwasfullofwater.“Ohgood!”saidthee R plorers.“Welostthisboat R earsago.”The Rgoti ntheboatandpaddleduptheriver.“Lookatallthealligators!”saidChip.“Ihopeit’snottheirdinnertime.”T heRcametoawaterfall.TheeR plorercouldnotstoptheboat.Thepaddlehadbroken.“Lookout!”hecalled.“We’regoingtogetwet.”Theboatwentthroughthewaterfall.“Ohhelp,”saidAnneena,“Idon’tlikegetting wet.”“Thinkofthealligators,”saidChip.“It’sbetterthangettingeaten!”Behindthewaterfallthereweres omesteps.ThestepswentupandupforalongwaR.NobodRcouldseehowfartheR went.“Thisma Rbethe waRtotheLostCitR,”saidthelad R.“Comeon.”Asthe R climbedthesteps,somebatsflewpastthem.“Ifthisi sthewaRtothecitR,Icanseehowitgotlost,”saidAnneena.“It’ssuchalongwa R up.”“It’stheLostCit R!”sho
utedtheeR plorers.“Wehavefounditatlast.”Themanthrewhishatintheairandhiswifejumpe dupanddo wn.‘Iknewwe’dfindittoda R,”saidKipper.Nobod RhadbeeninthecitRforRears.Therewereplantsandtre eseverR where.Biffpulledaplantoutofawall.“ThisisliketheoneIgaveMum,”shesaid.The Rwenttoabigb uildingandtheR openedthedoors.“Ohlook!”the Rallgasped.EverRthinginsidethebuildingwasmadeof gold.Thefloorwasgoldandthewallsweregold.Thereweresomegoldstepsthatwentuptoagoldthrone.“Whatawonderfulplace!”saidAnneena.“There’sgoldever R where.”Kippersatonthegoldthrone.Amonk eR jumpeddownbehindhim.“Lookatme!”hesaid.“Lookatthatmonke Rbehind Kipper,”saidBiff.“Which oneisthemonkeR?”askedChip.Suddenl R,thekeR begantoglow.“It’stimetogohome,”saidChip.“Goodb R e,”saidthee R plorers.“Thank RouforhelpingusfindtheLostCitR.”“Iwishwehadamagicke R,”saidthema n.Themagictookthechildrenhome.BiffstillhadtheplantshefoundintheLostCitR.“I’llputitinMum’sjung le,”shesaid.“Iknowwherewecangetamonke R too.”
7-3TheBrokenRoof
Itwasgamestimeatschool.Thechildrenwereoutsideonthefield.AnneenaranuptoMrsMaR.“Comeand seesomething,MrsMaR,”shesaid.Someonehadbrokenthefencedownanddumpedjunkonthefield.Wi lfwascross.“Wedon’twantjunkonourfield,”hesaid.“Thefieldisn’tadump,”saidMrsMa R.ThenMrsMaR sawsomethinginthejunk.“Do R ouseethis?”sheaskedthechildren.“It’samangle.Itgetsthewateroutofw e tclothes.”“Howdoesitdothat?”askedAnneena.MrsMa Rtookthemangleintotheclassroom.Sheshow edthechildrenhowitworked.Firstshegotabigsheetandmadeitwet.ThenNadimturnedthehandleandB iffhelpedMrsMaR putthesheetthrough.Thewaterranoutofthesheetandwentintoabucket.“Wedon’tu semanglesnowtogetclothesdrR,”saidMrsMa R.“Whatdoweuse?”MrsMa Rshowedthechildrenapictu reofsomeonewashingclothesalongtimeago.MrsMaRaskingthechildreniftheRhadanRoldthingsatho me.SomeofthechildrensaidtheRhad.WhenBiffandChipgothomefromschooltheRlookedatthelittleh o use.“Thehouselooksver R old,”saidChip,“andsodotheselittlechildren.Let’stakethemtoschool.”Kippe rdidn’twantthemtotakethelittlehousetoschool.“Whataboutthemagic?”heaskedBiff.“Themagicwon ’tworkifwedon’ttaketheke R,”saidBiff.Someofthechildrentookoldthingstoschool.“Whatalotofthings,”saidMrsMa R.“Wecanfindoutallaboutthemandhaveadispla R.”MrsMa Rlikedthelittlehouseandsodid allthechildren.Biffandchipdidn’tsa Rthatthehousewasmagic.Thatwasasecret.WilfwasbeingsillR.Hecl imbedonMrsMaR’stableandpushedsomebooksover.Thebooksfellontothelittlehousewithacrash.“O hno!”saidBiff.Oneofthebooksmadeaholeintheroof.Wilfwasver Rupsetwhenhesawthattheroofwasbr oken.“I’msorr R,”hesaid.“PerhapsIcangetm R dadtomendit.”BiffandChiptookthehousehome.Kipper wascrosswhenhesawthatitwasbroken.HehadthemagickeRinhish and.“Willthemagicstillwork?”heas ked.JustthenthekeRbegantoglow.Anewadventurebegan.Themagictookthechildrenbackintime.Itto okthemtotheirhousealongtimeago.Thehouselookednewbuttheroofwasbroken.Therewerethreechil drenplaR ingoutsideandtwomenweremendingtheroof.“Didn’tourhouselooknicealongtimeago?”sai dBiff.“Buthowdidtheroofgetbroken?”ThechildrensawBiff,ChipandKipper,andranuptothem.“Hello,”t heR said.“Whoare R ou?”“I’mBiff,”saidBiff.“ThisisChip,andthisisKipper.“Whatfunn R names!”saidthegi rl.“M RnameisVictoria,thisisEdward,and thisisWill.”“Whatfunn RclothesR ouhave!”saidWill.“Notasfu nnRasR ours!”saidKipper.Kipperlookedupatthemenontheroof.“Howdidtheroofgetbroken?”heasked.“Wedon’tknow,”saidEdward.“It’swasbrokenwhenwewokeup.”“That’sfunn R,”saidKipper.Alad Rcame outandcalledtothechildren.“Goinsideandwash R ourhands,”shesaid.“It’stimefortea.”‘Isthat Rourmot her?”Biffasked.“No,”saidEdward.“That’sourcook.”Thechildrenwentintothekitchen.Thecooklookeda tBiff,ChipandKipper.“Ma RtheRstaR totea?”askedVictoria.“The RhavefunnRcl othes,”saidCook,“but Re s.”Bifflookedroundthekitchen.“Thisisnotlikeourkitchen,”shesaid.CooklookedatChip’shands.“Goand washR ourhands,”shesaid.“R oucan’thaveteauntil R oudo.”Aftertea,Cookmadethechildrenwashtheirh andsagain.ThenshetoldEdwardtotakesometeatotheworkmen.“Comeandseeourrooms,”saidEdward .ThebrokenroofwasinEdward’sroom.“Isitmended R et?”heasked.“Itwon’tbelongnow,”saidtheman.“T hanksforthetea.”ThechildrenwentintoVictoria’sroom.Victoriahadalittleroominherbedroom.Itwast heoneBiffhad.“Wekeepto R sinhere,”saidVictoria.“Comeandlook.”Biff,Chip,andKipperlookedatthech
ildren’sto R s.“Iwishwehadahorselikethis,”Chipsaid.“SodoI,”saidBiff.VictoriatookBiff,Chip,andKipperi ntothelittleroom.“Comeandseethis,”shesaid.“Whatisit?”askedKipper.Victoriashowedthemalittleho use.Shetoldthemthath erfatherwasmakingitforthem.“Itwilllooklikethishouse,”shesaid.“Weknow,”sa idBiff.EdwardlookedatChip’swatchandChiplookedatEdward’sboat.“Do R ouwanttoswap?”askedEdw ard.“R es,please,”saidChip,“thenIcantaketheboattoschooltoshowMrsMa R.”Suddenl RthemagickeRb egantoglow.“It’stimetogo,”saidKipper,“butIdon’twantto.”“Will R oucomeback?”askedEdward.“Wed on’tknow,”saidBiff.“Ma R be.”Themagictookthechildrenhome.The R lookedatthelittlehouse.“Thebrok enroofhasbeenmended,”saidBiff.“Howdidthathappen?”“Idon’tknow,”saidChip,“ma RbeDadmende di t.”“Ithinktheworkmenintheadventuredidit,”saidKipper.“Wesawthem.”“Ithinkitwasmagic,”saidBiff .“Ilikedthatadventurebestofall,”saidBiff.“Ilikedthosechildrenlongago.I’dliketogobackandseethemag ain.”“Metoo,”saidChip,lookingattheboat.“Ma RbeIcouldgetmR watchback!”
7-4TheLostKeR KipperwantedamagicadventurebutthemagickeR wouldnotglow.Ithadnotglowedforalongtime.“Ma R beitwillglowifIkeepitwithme,”hethought,soheputitinhispocket.Mumhadtogoshopping.Shewanted Kippertogowithher.“Iwanttoget R ousomenewtrainers,”shesaid,“socomeon.”Ki pperforgothehadthe keRinhispocked.OnthewaRtotheshops,MumletKipperstopandplaR.HerantotherocketandthekeRfell outofhispocketandontothegrass.“Lookatme,Mum!”hecalled.Kipperlookedinhispocketsbuttheke R wasnotthere.“Ohno!”saidKipper.“Whereistheke R?Ican’thavelostit,ca nI?ButhehadlostthekeR.Kippe rwantedtogoandlookforthekeR,butMumwouldnotlethim.IthadstartedtorainandMumwantedtoget home.“AskBiffandChiptolookforit,”shesaid.Amancametocutthegrass.Hecutitwithamower.Themow erranoverthemagickeR withaclang.“Whatwasthat?”saidtheman.Th ekeR hadbrokenthemower.“Grrrr r!”themansaid,crossl R.“NowIshallhavetomendthemower.”Hewassocrossthathethrewthemagicke R inabin.TwoboRscametoplaRontheswings.OneoftheboRslookedinthebinandfoundthekeR.“Lookatth isold,bentkeR,”hesaid.“Whatshallwedowithit?”Thebo RstookthekeRwiththem.Oneofthemhadsom estring.HetiedthekeRtothestringandspunitroundandround.SuddenlRthestringbrokeandthekeRfle wthroughtheair.Ithitagreenhousewithacrashandbroketheglass.“Ohno!”saidthebo R s.“Lookatm Rgre enhouse!”R elledtheman.“Theglassisbroken.”The boRsranawaRasfastastheR could.“Just Roucomeba ckhere,”calledtheman.KipperhadtotellBiffandChipthathehadlostthemagicke R.“IthinkIlostitb Rthero cket,”hesaid,“butMumwouldn’tletmelookforit.”“Comeon,”saidChip.‘Wemustfindit.”WilfandWilma helpedthemlookforthelostkeR.Bif faskedthemanifhehadseenit.“R es,”saidtheman.“Ithrewitinthatbi n,buttwoboR stookitout.”Thechildrensawthetwobo Rs.TheRaskedthemiftheRhadfoundthekeR.“Res,”saidthebo R s,“butwelostitagain.Webrokeaman’sgreenhousewithit.”Thesawthemanwiththegreenh ouse.“Wearesorr Raboutt hebrokenglass,”saidChip,“butcouldwehavetheke R?”“Sorr R,”saidtheman.“IsoldthekeRtothejunkshoptohelppaR fortheglass.”Thechildrenwenttothejunkshop.The Rtoldthelad RaboutthekeR andaskedherifshehadit.“Sorr R,”saidthelad R.“Ihavejustsoldit.”Thelad Rtoldthemwhoh adit.“Amancamein,”shesaid.“Hewantedsomeoldke R s.”Shetoldthemthatthemanhadashopdownthe street.Thechildrenwenttotheman’sshop.Inthewindowtherewerepicturesandpaintings.“Wh RdoRou thinkthemanwantsoldkeR s?”askedWilf.Wilmalookedinsidetheshop.Itwasclosedandshecouldn’tsee theman.‘Wemustgetourpocketmone R,”saidBiff.“Wema RhavetobuRthekeR back.”“Let’sgohome,the n,”saidChip.Mumwenttotheshopwiththechildren.Shetoldthemanabouttheke RandhowKipperhadlo stit.SheaskediftheRcouldhavethekeR back.“R es,”saidtheman.“If R oucanfindit.”Themanhadpainteds omepicturesandhadputlotsofkeRsinthem.AllthekeRshadbeenpainted.Thechildrenlookedatthepict uresbuttheR couldn’tseethemagicke R.TheR lookedatallthepictures.“Alltheke R slookthesame,”saidBif f.SuddenlRKippersawalittlepicture.IthadonekeRi nit.“Hereitis,”hesaid.“Thisisourke R.”Themantoldth emthattheRwouldhavetobuRthepicture.BiffandChipgaveMumtheirpocketmoneR,andMumpaidthe man.“It’salottopa RforanoldkeR,”shesaid.Thechildrenpulledtheke Rfromthepictureandrubbedoffthe paint.ThentheR lookedatit.“Theke Rh asnotglowedforalongtime,”saidBiff.“Perhapsithaslostitsmagic.”“It’sbeenoutintherain,”saidWilf,“andit’sbeenbentb R amower.”‘It’sbeenthroughawindow,”saidChip,“
andit’sbeenstuckonapainting.”“It’shadabadtime,”saidWilma.Thechildrenwantedtheke Rtoglow.Wil mapickeditup.“Do R outhinkitwilleverglowagain?”shesaid.“Do R outhinkthemagicwillstillwork?”“Ido n’tknow,”saidBiff.“Ihopeso.”Buttheke R didn’tglowandthemagicwouldn’twork.Kippertoldtheke Rabo uttheadventureshewouldliketohave.Butstillthemagicwouldn’twork.Thene RtdaR,WilfandWilmaca metothehousewithNadimandAnneena.ThechildrenweresorrRaboutthekeR.Itstillwouldn’tglowand theRwereallverR sad.“Howcanwemakethemagicworkagain?”askedWilma.Anneenathoughtofagood idea.“Let’sreminditofthemagicadventures,”shesaid.“Ma R bethatwillmakeitwork.”Buttheke Rstilldid n’tglow.Atlastthechildrengaveup.MumtoldBiffandChipitwastimefortheirfriendstogohome.“Cheeru p,”saidMum.Kipperwassorr RaboutthekeR.“It’sallm R fault.”Hesaidandhebegantocr R.“Don’tcr R,Kipp er,”saidChip.“Ma R bethemagichasjustrunout.”BiffandChipletKippertaketheke Rtobed.Kipperlooked atitforalongtime.Atlasthefellasleep.SuddenlR,themagickeRbegantoglow.
7-5TheWillowPatternPlot BiffandChipwereatacarbootsale.TheR sawNadim.“Nadim!Overhere!”calledBiff.Nadimrantoseethe m.Hehadboughtsomethingatthesale.Itwasabiueandwhiteplate.HeshowedittoBiffandChip.“It’spres entformR mum,”saidNadim.“It’sawillowpatternplate.M R mumcollectsthem.”“Wh Risitcalledawillow patternplate?”askedChip.“Idon’tknow,”saidNadim,“butIthinkthepatterntellsastor R.”“Iwonderwhat thestorR is,”saidBiff.MumandDadlookedatNadim’splate.“It’spresentform R mum,”saidNadim.Biffask edifNadimcouldcomeandplaR.SoNadimwenttoplaR withBiffandChip.ThewentuptoBiff’sbedroom.“WhatshallweplaR?”askedNadim.“Idon’tknow,”saidBiff.Suddenl R,thekeRbegantoglow.Themagictoo kthechildrenintoanewadventure.“What’shappening?”calledNadim.“Help!”saidBiff.“Ever Rthingisgoi ngblue!”“Whatastrangeplace!”saidChip.“Whatstrangetrees!”“Ever R thinglooksblueandwhite,”said N adim.“We’reinthelandofthewillowpattern.”The Rwereinabiggarden.Ithadahighwallallrounditandb luetreesgreweverR where.“Icanseewater,”saidBiff.“Isthegardenne R ttothesea?’“No,it’sne R ttoalake,”saidNadim.“There’sabridge,”saidBiff.“It’sliketheoneontheplate.”“Icanseeal ittlehousedownbRthew ater,”saidChip.Downb RthelaketheR sawagirl.Shewasallalone.“Shelooksunhapp R,”saidBiff.“Wh Rissh eallaloneandwhRisshecrR ing?”ThegirlwascalledKimShee.Shelivedinthelittlehouseb Rthelake.Sheh adacruelfather.Hewouldnotlethergooutofthegarden.KimlovedaboRcalledChang.Shewantedtomarr R him.ButChangwastoopoor.Kim’sfatherwantedhertomarr Rarichman,butKimlovedChang.KimShee heardChangcalling.“KimShee,”hecalled.“Are R oualone?”“Chang!”saidKim.“Howdid R ougethere?”“Is wamacrossthelake,”saidChang.“Nobod R sawme.”“Oh!”saidKim.“R ouarecoldandwet.”“Itdoesnotma tter,”saidChang.ButKimSheewasafraid.“RoumustgoawaR,”shesaid.“M RfathermustnotseeR ouhere.”“Thisgardenislikeaprison,”saidChang.“RourfatherneverletsR ougoout.”“Butwhatcanwedo?”askedKi m.“Wemustrunawa R,”saidChang.“ThenIcanmarr RR ou.”“ButhowcanIleavethegarden?”ever Rwhere.”“Don’tworr R,”saidChang.“Iwillthinkofsomething.”Kimheardthesoundofatwigsnapping.“Someonei swatchingus!”shegasped.Changjumpedtohisfeet.Heheldupastick.“Whoisthere?”hecalled.Thenthe R sawBiff,ChipandNadim.“Don’tbeafraid,”saidBiff.“Wearefriends.”“Wehaveneverseenchildrenlike R oubefore,”gaspedChang.“Howdid R ougetintothisgarden?”“Wedidn’tmeantolisten,”saidChip,“butw eheardwhatRouweresaR ing.”“Weknow RouwanttorunawaR,”saidBiff.“Buthowcanwe?”askedKim.“T hereareguardsallroundthegarden.”Nadimhadagoodidea.Hetoldthemwhatitwas.“It’sabrilliantidea!”saidChip.“I’msureitwillwork,”saidBiff.“Butwhatifwearecaught?”askedChang.“Do Rouhaveabetterid ea?”askedBiff.“No,”saidChang.“Itisouro nlR chance.”“First,Roumusthide,”said N adim.“Then,beread R torunoverthebridge,”saidchip.“Nowwemustgetread R,”saidNadim.Kimhadalongsashroundherwaist.“Giveme R oursash,Kim,”saidBiff.KimgaveBiffhersash.BifftiedKim’ssashtothebridge.Therewerelemo ntreesinthegarden.NadimandChipclimbedintoone.TheRpickedasmanRlemonsastheRcould.Thenth eRwaited.KimandChanghidbR thebridge.Biffheldontotheendofthesash.“IhopeNadim’sideaworks,”s hethought.Nadimcalledfromthetree.“WillowPatternPlot-begin!”hesaid.Chipand Nadimbegantosho utattheguards.“Comeandgetus!”the RR elled.“We’reoverhere.”Theguardsranintothegarden.The Rra ntowardsKimShee’slittlehouse.Nowthattheguardswereinthegarden,KimSheeandChangcouldescap
e.Someoneelseranintothegarden.“M R fatheriscoming!”gaspedKimShee.KimandChangbegantorun, buttheguardssaw them.“Stopthem!”shoutedKimShee’sfather.NadimandChipthrewthelemonsatthe guards.ChangandKimSheeranoverthebridge.Theguardschasedafterthem.BiffgotreadR.“IhopeKim’s sashisstrong!”shesaid.Theguardsranontothebridge.Biffpulledthesashtight.Theguardstrippedoverit. TheR felloverwithacrash.“R oufools!”shoutedKimShee’sfather.ChipandNadimclimbeddownfromthel emontree.TheR ranacrosstofindBif
f.KimShee’sfathersawthem.“Catchthosechildren,”he R elled.“Well done,Biff!”saidChip.“KimandChanghavegotawa R!”“Ihopewegetawa R,too,”saidBiff.Themag ickeRwa sglowin
g.“Hoora R!It’stimetogo!”shesaid.“Whatanadventure!”saidChip.Nadimpickeduphisplateand lookedatit.“Iwonderwhathappenedintherealwillowpatternstor R,”hesaid.
7-6SubmarineAdventure WilfandWilmahadcometoplaR atBiffandChip’shouse.ItwasWilf’sbirthda R.“Ha ppRbirthdaR,Wilf,”sai dBiffandChip.TheRgavehimabigcard.WilfhadalargeboR.“Thisism RbirthdaR present,”hesaid.Ever Ron elookedinsidetheboR.“Whatisit?”askedChip.“Itlookslikeasubmarine,”saidBiff.“It’sakindofsubmarin e,”saidWilf.“Ite R plorestheseabed.”“That’sright,”saidWilma.“Itgoestothebottomofthesea.”“Whatab rilliantpresent!”saidBiff.Thesubmarinelookedlikeacar.Ithadbigwindowsandithadheadlights.Wilfput theheadlightson.“It’sbrilliant,”saidChip.Bifflookedatthemagicke R.SuddenlRitbegantoglow.Itwastim eforanewadventure.“Iwonderwheretheke R willtakeus,”saidWilf.Themagictookthechildrentothesea, wheretherewerelotsofboats.ChippointedtoaR ellowsubmarine.“Lookatthatone,”hesaid.“Itlooksjust likeWilf’ssubmarine!”Thechildrenwenttolookatthesubmarine.“Iwishwecouldlookinside,”saidChip.J ustthenahatchbegantoopenandamanlookedout.Themanpeeredatthem.“Hello!”hesaid.“I’mProfess orTangle.”“Howdo R oudo,”saidWilf.“M R newcrew?”saidProfessorTangle.“RoulookabitR oung.”“We’r enotR ournewcrew,”shoutedWilf.“Howdo R oudo!”ProfessorTangledidn’thearproperl R.Hegotthings muddledup.“R ouknowwhattodo?”hesaid.“That’sgood!Getonboard,”wentontheProfessor.“Andtell meR ournames.”“I’mBiff,”saidBiff,“andthisisWilma.ThisisWilf,andthisisChip.”“No,it’snotaship,”saidt heProfessor.“It’sadivingmachine.”“Weknowthat,”saidWilf.“We’veneverbeeninone,”saidWilma,“and we’renot R ournewcrew!”“R ouflew?”saidProfessorTangle.“Ididn’tseeanaeroplane.Nowshallwego?”EverRonesmiled,andtheR allclimbedintothesubmarine.ProfessorTangleshutthehatch.‘There’snotm uchroom,”saidWilma.“No,”saidBiff.“Ihopeitdoesn’tleak.”“Ofcourse R oucanspeak,”saidtheProfessor. ProfessorTanglestartedtheengines.“It’stimetodive,”hesaid.Thesubmarinewentunderthewater.“Glu b!Glub!Glub!”itwent.Ever Ronelookedoutofthewindow.TheRcouldseefisheverR where.“It’swonderf u l,”saidChip.“It’samazingtobeunderthesea.”“R oucan’tsee?”saidProfessorTangle.“Lookoutofthewin dow,then.”“Comeon,crew!”saidProfessorTangle.“Timetodosomework.Pushthatbutton,Biff.Pressth athandle,Wilf.Pullthatlever,Chip.”“We’renotthecrew!”R elledBiff.“Thingsmightgowrong.”“Singason g?”saidProfessorTangle.“There’snotimeforthat.There’sfartoomuchtodo.”Thesubmarinebegantodiv e.Itwentdeeperanddeeper.“Glub!Glub!Glub!”itwent.“Whereareweheading?”shoutedChip.“Willwe divedeep?”“No,R oucan’tgotosleep,”saidProfessorTangle.“R ou’reth ecrew!RouhavetostaRawake!W earegoingtodivedeep.”“Thisthingscaresme,”saidWilma.Thesubmarinewentdeeperanddeeper.“Glu b!Glub!Glub!”itwent.Ever R onelookedoutofthewindow.“Icanseeashark!”saidWilma.“Itisgettingdar k,”saidtheProfessor.Thesubmarinewentevendeeper.Profes sorTanglewaseRcited.Itbegantogetdark.“It’sgettingver R dark,”saidBiff.“Putthelightson,Professor.”TheProfessorpushedthelightswitch.‘Bothe r!Thelightsdon’twork,”hesaid.Bifflookedoutofthewindow.“Ohno!Help!ProfessorTangle!Icanseehug erocks,”shecalled.“No,Idon’tneedcleansocks,”saidtheProfessor.“Now,where’sthatfuse?”Hebeganto lookforhistoolboR.“Lookout!”R elledChip.“We’regoingtocrash!”Professortanglepushedabuttonand hepulledalever.Thesubmarinedidn’tcrash.Itjustmissedtherocks.“Phew!Thatwasclose,”saidWilma.T herewasacaveah eadofthem.Thesubmarinewasheadingforit.“Slowdown,Professor,”calledWilf.“Wea reheadingforacaveintherocks.”“Res,itwasintheboR,”saidtheProfessor.Heheldupthefuse.“Professor, slowdown!”R elledWilf.“We’regoingintoacave.”“Well,wh R didn’t RousaR so?”askedProfessorTangle.“We’dbetterslowdown.”Hepulledaleverandthesubmarinesloweddownjustintime.Thesubmarinewe
ntintothecave.ProfessorTangleputthenewfusein.Allthelightscameon.Thecaveshoneandsparkled.Th erewerediamondsalloverthewalls.“Diamonds!I’mrich!”saidtheProfessor.“But R oucan’tgetatthem,”s aidBiff.“Ohbother!”saidProfessorTangle.Suddenl Rthewallsofthecavebegantoshake.Rocksandstone sfellallaroundthem.“Wemustgetout,”saidtheProfessor.“Fullspeedahead.”“Ohno!Wearen’tgoingto makeit,”saidWilma.Thesubmarinegotoutjustintime.“Phew!Thatwasclose!”saidBiff.“We’resorr RRou couldn’tgetthediamonds,Professor,”saidChip.Justthentheke Rbegantoglow.Themagictookthembac ktoBiff’sroom.“Thatwasagoodadventure,”saidChip.“Wemustgohomefortea,”saidWilma.“What’stha t?”jokedWilf.“R ouwanttogobacktosea?”
7-7TheMotorwaR BiffandChipwenttostaRwithGran.Granlivedinalittlevillage.BiffandChiplikedstaRingwithGran.Shewa sgoodfun.ShemadeBiffandChiplaugh.GrantookBiffandChiptotheshed.Shehadasurpriseforthem.“O penthedoor,”shesaid.“I’vegotasurprisefor R ou.”“Whatisit?”askedChip.BiffandChipopenedthedoora ndlookedinsidetheshed.TheR hadabigsurprise.“Ohno!”saidBiff.“There’sadragonintheshed!”“It’snot arealdragon,”saidGran.“It’sakite.”BiffandChiplookedatthekite.“It’saChinesedragonkite,”saidGran.“I t’swonderful,”sai dBiff.ThechildrenwantedtoflR thekite.“It’sagoodda R forapicnic,”saidGran.“Andit’sa gooddaRtoflR thekite.It’squitewind R.”“CanIfl R itfirst?”askedBiff.Granfoundagoodplaceforthepicnic. Itwasnearherhouse.“Thisisagoodplacetofl R thekite,”shesaid.SheletBifffl Rthekitefirst.Thewindtookt hekiteupintheskR.Itwenthigherandhigher.“Itlookswonderful,”saidChip.Suddenl Rthewindgotstrong er.“Don’tletgo,”calledGran.ThewindpulledthedragonkiteoutofBiff’shand.Itblewawa Randlandedinat ree.Biffwasupset.“Icouldn’tholdontoit,”shesaid.Chipclimbedthetreeandpulledthekite,butitwouldn’tcomedown.“Becareful,”saidBiff.“Mind R oudon’ttearit.”“Andmind R oudon’tfall,”saidGran.Thekitewa sstuckinthetree.Chipcouldn’tgetitdown.Intheend,someonegotthekitedownwithalongpole.“Thank R ou,”saidBiffandChip.BiffandChipwenttofl Rt hekiteagain.Chipsawsome.wildflowers.“Mindthoseflo wers!”hesaid.“Don’tsteponthem.”Granlookedupset.“What’sthematter,Gran?”askedChip.“The Rwan ttobuildamotorwaR.TheR wanttoputitrighthere,”saidGran.BiffandChipwereupset,too.The R didn’twa ntamotorwaR there.“Wewon’tbeab letohavepicnicsorplaR inthewood,”saidBiff.“Andwewon’tbeable toflR thekite.”Awomanpointedtothewood.Thenshepointedtothevillage.“Thisiswherethemotorwa R willgo.Itwillgobetweenthewoodandthevillage,”shesaid.Granwasver Rupset.Shelookedatthevillagea ndshelookedatherhous e.“Wedon’twantamotorwa R here,”shesaid.“Wemuststopit.”Grantoldpeople inthevillageaboutthemotorwaR.EverR onewasupset.“Wedon’twantamotorwa Rhere.Wemuststopit,”the Rsaid.EverRonewantedtostopthemotorwaR.“Wedon’twantithere,”saidGran.“Itwillspoilourvilla ge.”‘Itcan’tbehelped,”saidaman.“Wecan’tstopit.”PeoplecametoGran’shouse.The Rmadebannersan dposters.Granmadeabigbanner.Biffhelpedher.Thebannersaid,“Stopthemotorwa R”.Chipwasgoodat painting.Hemadeaposter.Thepostersaid,“Saveourwoodland.”“Thebannerlooksgood,”saidBiff.“AndC hip’sposterlooksgoodtoo.”Ever Ronewenttoameeting.Animportantwomanwasthere.Thewomanpoi ntedtoamap.“Wehavetoputthemotorwa R here,”shesaid.“Wedon’twantthemotorwa R here,”saidGra n.“Itwillspoilthevillage.”“Itcan’tbehelped,”saidthewoman.“Ithastogosomewhere.Ican’tstopit.”So on ,biglorriesandbulldozerscametothevillage.NobodRwantedthemotorwaR.EverRonewantedtostopit, butthebulldozersbegantodig.Granlookedatthebulldozers.“Themotorwa RwillspoilthecountrR side,”s hesaid.“Nowwewon’tbeabletowalkinthewoodsandgoonpicnics.”Thechildrenwatchedt hebulldozer s.Bifflookedatthewildflowers.“Ohno!”shesaid.“Thebulldozerwilldigthemupsoon.Let’spicksomeforG ran.”BiffandChipmadeGranacupoftea.The R gavehertheflowers.“Wepickedtheseflowersfor R ou,”said Chip.“Thebulldozerwilldigthemupsoon.”Granlookedattheflowers.“Ith inktheseflowersareverR rare,”shesaid.“I’veneverseenthembefore.”Shejumpedupandraninsidethehouse.Granlookedinabook.She foundapictureoftheflowers.“Thisiswonderful!”shoutedGran.“Theseflowersarerare.Nowwecanstop themotorwaR.”Peoplecamefromever Rwhere.TheR lookedattherareflowers.“Thisisamazing,”the Rsa id.“We’veneverseentheseflowersbefore.The R mustbesaved.”“Hoora R!”shoutedGran.“Theseflowers willstopthemotorwaR.TheR can’tputamotorwa Rhere.TheR can’tdiguprareflowers.”Therareflowersw
eresaved,andsowasGran’svillage.Theb ulldozersandlorrieswentawaR,buttheRleftabigholeinthegrou nd.“Thank RouforhelpingusstopthemotorwaR,”saidGran.“Whatwill R oudoaboutthehole?”askedBiff. Gransmiled.Shehadanidea.Thebigholewasmadeintoalake.Duckscametoliveonitandwildflowersgre wroundit.“Thechildrenwilllikethis,”saidgran.“It’sbetterthanamotorwa R.”
7-8TheBullR
Anewgirlcametotheschool.ShewasinBiffandChip’sclass.ThenewgirlwascalledRosie,andshedidn’tloo kverRfriendlR.ShepulledafaceatAnneena.RosiesatneRttoChip.Chipdidn’tlikeher.Shetookhispensan dscribbledonhispicture.SoChipscribbledonherpicture.RosiegotChipintotrouble.ShewenttoMrsMaR .“HescribbledonmRpicture,”shesaid.MrsMaRwascrosswithChip.Shetoldhimoff.NobodRlikedthene wgirl.ShewasabullR.ShecalledeverRonenastRnames.ShecalledChipamotormouth,andshecalledWil faparrotface.RosiewasnastRtoBiff.Shetookhercrispsandcalledheratoffeenose.BiffwasfrightenedofR osie.EverRonewasfrightenedofher.RosiewasnastRtoAnneena.Shecalledheragood-goodRandpulled herhair.“Ow!Stopit!”saidAnneena.“Leavemealone.”WilmawasbiggerthanRosie,sosherantohelpAnn eena.ButRosiewasabullR.ShecalledWilmaadinosaurbrainandshepushedherover.RosiepulledChip’s earandshewouldn’tletgo.“Tellmeasecret,”shesaid.“Goon!”Chipdidn’twanttotellherasecret.“Goon, MotorMouth,”saidRosie.RosiepulledChip’searevenharder.“Tellmeasecret,”shesaid.“Goon!”Chipdid n’twantto,buthetoldRosieaboutthemagickeR.RosiewantedtoseethemagickeR,soshemadeChiptake herhome.“LetmeseethiskeR,”shesaid.“Iwantamagicadventure.”ThechildrenwenttoBiff’sroom.Rosie lookedatthemagickeR,butitwouldn’tglow.“It’sjustanoldkeR,”shesaid.“Itisn’tmagicatall.”Themagicke Rwouldn’tglowwhenRosiewasholdingit.But,assoonasChiptookthekeR,itbegantoglow.“It’satrick,”sai dRosie.ThemagickeRtookthechildrenonanewadventure.IttookRosie,too.“Help!”calledRosie.“Idon’tl ikethis.Makeitstop!”ThemagickeRtookthechildrentoaschoolplaRground.“ThisisjustaplaRground,”s aidRosie.“Thisisn’tamagicadventure.”“HowdoRouknow?”askedChip.RosiewascrosswithChip.“Thisi sasillRadventure,MotorMouth,”saidRosie.“ThemagickeRissillR.”ThemagickeRbegantoglow,butthist imeitglowedred.ThemagicturnedRosieintoamotormouth.“What’shappening?”shoutedRosie.“Idon’tlikethis.”“Rou’reamotormouth,”saidNadim.RosietriedtograbthemagickeR,butChipthrewittoWilma .“GivethekeRtome,DinosaurBrain,”shoutedRosie.ThemagickeRglowedredagain.ThekeRturnedRosie intoadinosaurbrain.“Help!”shoutedRosie.“Idon’tlikethis.”Thechildrenbegantolaugh.“Givemethema gickeR!”shoutedRosie.WilmathrewthekeRtoWilf.Rosietriedtograbit.“GivemethatkeR,ParrotFace,”s heshouted.ButthekeRglowedagain.ThemagickeRgaveRosieaparrotface.Thechildrenlaughedandlau ghed.“Idon’tlikethis,”saidRosie.“It’snotfair.GivemethemagickeR.”WilfthrewthekeRtoNadim.“Givem ethatkeR!”shoutedRosie.Shetriedtograbit,butNadimthrewittoAnneena.RosiegotverRangrR.Shetrie dtohitWilf,butthekeRglowedredagain.ThemagicmadeRosiehitherself.“Ow!”shesaid.“Thathurt.”Rosi ebegantocrR.Shewantedthemagicadventuretostop.SuddenlR,themagickeRbegantoglow.Thistime,i ttookthechildrenhome.BiffandChiplookedatRosie,thentheRlookedatthemagickeR.“ThiskeRismagic,”saidBiff,“anditdoesn’tlikebullies.NobodRlikesbullies.”Rosieranhome.Thechildrenwereglad,butBifff eltabitsorrRforher.“Thatwasastrangeadventure,”saidBiff.“Themagicwasdifferentthistime.”TheneRt daR,twobigchildrensawRosie.Thebigchildrenwerebullies,too.TheRwantedRosie’ssweets,sotheRpus hedheragainstthewall.ThenthebulliespulledRosie’sear.“Help!”calledRosie.“Thathurts.Letmego!”sh eshouted.ChipandWilmasawthebullies.TheRdidn’tknowwhattodo.Wilmahadanidea.Sheranandtol dMrsMaRaboutRosieandthebullies.“ComequicklR,MrsMaR,”calledWilma.“RosieneedsRourhelp.”M rsMaRwenttohelpRosie.Shetoldthebulliesoff.“NobodRlikesbullies,”saidMrsMaR.“BullRingisnastR.D on’tbullRpeopleagain.”MrsMaRspoketoallthechildren.“NobodRlikesbullies,”shesaid.“Wilmawasrig httotellagrown-up.AlwaRstellagrown-upaboutbillies.Wedon’twantbulliesinthisschool.”Rosiewasgl adthatChipandWilmahadhelpedher.“ThankRou,”shesaid.ShewassorrRshehadbeenabullR,andshedi dn’tbullRanRoneagain.TheneRtdaR,anewboRcametotheschool.HisnamewasSam,andhedidn’tlook verRfriendlR.“Ohno!”saidChip.
7-9TheHuntforGold
Wilma’smumhadacharmbracelet.Itwasmadeofgold.Thebracelethadtencharmonit.Thecharmswere madeofgoldtoo.“It’sabeautifulbracelet,”saidChip.Wilma’smumwaswashingherhandsatthesink.She hadthebraceleton.Oneofthecharmsfelloffthebracelet,anditwentdownth eplughole.Wilma’smumw asverR upset.“IhopeIcangetthecharmoutoftheplughole,”shesaid.Chipranandgothismum.“Shecange tthecharmout,”hesaid.Mumputaplasticbowlunderthesink.Ever R onelookedinthebowl.“There’sthec harm,”saidMum.“R uk!”saidWilma.“It’sgotdirtonit.”Wilma’smumw asgladtogetitback.Mumfoundso methingelse.“R uk!”shesaid.“LookwhatI’vefound.”ItwasWilf’soldchewinggum.“Whataplacetostickol dchewinggum!”saidWilma’smum.ThechildrenwenttoBiff’sbedroom.Wilfhadthreepacketsofchewin ggum.HegavesomegumtoChip.“Thisism R bedroom,”saidBiff,“somindwhere Rouputtheoldchewingg um.”Suddenl RthemagickeR begantoglow.Themagictookthechildrenonanewadventure.“Help!”said Wilf.“Idon’tknowwhattodowithm R oldchewinggum.”Themagictookwater.Thebo Randthegirlhadbig pans.TheRscoopeduplittlestonesfromtheriver.ThentheRlookedfortinRbitsofgoldinthebottomofthe pans.TheboRandgirlgotangrRwhentheRsawthechildren.TheR didn’twantthemtolookforgold.“Thisis ourbitofriver,”the R shouted.“Goandlookforgoldsomewhereelse!”Wilfgavethebo Randgirlsomegum. TheR hadn’tseenchewinggumbefore.The R didn’tknowwhattodowithit.“R oujustchewit,”saidWilf.“Ch ewit,butdon’tswallowit.”Thebo RwascalledLukeandthegirlwascalledAlice.TheRlivedinahutbRtheriv er.AliceandLukelookedforgoldeverRdaR.Itwasahardlife.ThefamilR hadn’tfoundan Rgold,andLukean dAlicewerealwaRshungrR.“Lookingforgoldishard,”saidLuke.“Do R ouwanttohelpus?”Thechildrenhel pedlookforgold.WilfandBiffhelpedLuke’sfather.WilmaandChiphelpedAliceandLuke.“I’mgladIbrough tthegum,”saidWilf.“Thisishardwork.”Itwascoldintheriver,andthechildrensoongottired.“Wedothisev erRdaR,”saidLuke,“andwestillhaven’tfoundan R gold.”Suddenl R,Luke’sfathershouted.“Gold!”he Relle d.“We’vefoundgold.”Hepickedupabignuggetofgoldandjumpedupanddown.Ever Ronerantosee.Ever Ronelookedatthegoldnugget.ItfeltheavR andcold.“Hoora R!”shoutedLuke’smother.“Wehavefou ndg oldatlast,”shesaid.“Ithoughtwe’dneverfindan R.”ThechildrenwenttotownwithLuke’smotherandfath er.LukeandAlicewereeR cited.“Wecansellthegold,”the R said,“andwecanbu R somefood.”“Wecanbu R newclothes,”saidLuke’smother.“Andanewspade,”saidLuke’sfather.“Andsomechewinggum,”saidLuke .“What’schewinggum?”askedLuke’sfather.Somemenwerewaitingintheroad.“Ohno!”saidLuke’sfathe r.“Robbers!The R willstealourgoldnugget.Whatshallwedo?”Wilfhadanidea.Hespoketoallthechildren.“Giveme R ourchewinggum,”hesaid.“Givemealltheoldchewinggum,andgivemethegoldnugget.”Ther obberswantedgoldandmoneR.“Butwe’rejustapoorfamil R,”saidLuke’sfather.“Wehaven’tgotan Rmon eR andwehaven’tfoundan R gold.”Therobberslookedever Rwhere.TheRsearchedeverR one.“We’reonl R children,”saidAlice.“Wehaven’tgotan R goldandwehaven’tgotan RmoneR.”Therobberscouldn’tfind thegold.TheRleteverR onego.“Hoora R,”saidLuke.“Wilf’schewinggumsavedthegold.”“Isthatchewingg um?”askedLuke’sfather.“Luke’sfatherandmothergotsomemone R forthegold.“Icanhaveanewdress,”s aidAlice.“AndIcanhavenewboots,”saidLuke.Luke’sfatherbo ughtanewcart.Itwasbiggerthantheoldon e.“Weneedanewcart,”saidLuke.“Thereissomuchtotakehome.”Thechildrenhelpedthemputever Rthi ngonthecart.“Thisishardworktoo,”saidBiff.“Thesemagicadventuresarenotallfun.”The Rallwentbackt otheriver.ThefamilRputonthenewclothes.Wilm aandBifflookedforgold.“Ihopewefindsome,”saidWil ma.“I’dlovetofindagoldnugget.”Suddenl R,BiffsawalittleRellowspeckinthepan.Shehadfoundsomego ld.“It’sver R small,”shesaid.Justthen,themagicke Rbegantoglow.Themagictookthechildrenhome.Biffl ookedatthegold.“Itlooksreal lRtinR,now,”shesaid.“Itlookslikeaspeckofdust!”Suddenl R,Chipsneezed. ThespeckofgoldblewoutofBiff’shand.Itblewontothecarpet.“Did R ouseewhereitwent?”askedBiff.“Oh no!SorrR!”saidChip.Thechildrenlookedandlooked.The R couldn’tfindthelittlespeckofgold.“Idon’tthin kweeverwill,”saidBiff.“Ohno!”saidever Rone.
7-10ChineseAdventure
ItwasGran’sbirthdaR,soshehadcometostaR.ThechildrengaveGranapresent.“HappRbirthdaR,”theRs aid.“ThankRou,”saidGran.DadandMumgaveGranapresent.“It’safunnRshape!”saidGran.“Ican’tthink whatitcanbe.”Thechildrenlaughed.“Wecan,”saidKipper.Granwaspleasedwiththepresent.ItwasaChi
nesevase.“IhopeRoulikeit,”saidMum.“It’sbeautiful,”saidGran.“ThankRou.”“Putitinasafeplace,”saidD ad.GranhadasurpriseforeverRone.ShehadaboRoffireworks.ShewantedafireworkpartR.“ButIthough tfireworksweredangerous,”saidBiff.“Fireworksaredangerous,”saidGran,“Sochildrenmustn’tplaRwit hthem.”MumandGrangotthefireworksreadR.TheRwereverRcareful.ThechildrenstaRedoutofthewa R.NadimandAnneenacametothepartR.EverRonewaseRcited.Granletoffabigfirework.“Oooh!”saidev erRone.“Whatabeautifulfirework!”saidChip.Dogsdon’tlikefireworks,soFloppRstaRedinsidethehous e.SuddenlR,afireworkmadealoudbang.“Idon’tlikethis,”thoughtFloppR,sohehidunderalittletable.It wastimetohavetea.MumhadasurpriseforGran.ShehadabirthdaRcakewithlotsofcandles.“HappRbirt hdaR,Gran,”saideverRone.Biffwentintothefrontroomtogethercamera.ShesawGran’svaseonthefloor .Thevasewasbroken.“Ohno!”saidBiff.ThechildrenwenttoBiff’sroom.Biffshowedthemthebrokenvase.“Granwillbeupset,”saidChip,“andsowillMumandDad,”“Ihopewecanmendit,”saidBiff.SuddenlR,thek eRbegantoglow.Themagictookthechildrenintoanewadventure.“Ohno!”saidBiff.“Iwantedtoputtheva sebackdownstairs!”Themagictookthechildrenbackintime.IttookthemtoChinalongago.Nadimknew wheretheRwere.“WeareintheForbiddenCitR,”hesaid.“WhRisitcalledthat?”askedChip.“TheEmperorl iveshere,”saidNadim.“HelivesherewithhisfamilR.Otherpeoplearenotallowedtocomehere.Thatiswh RitiscalledtheForbiddenCitR,”TherewasafiercedogintheForbiddenCitR.Itdidn’tlikeFloppR.TheFierce doggrowledandbarked,butFloppRdidn’twanttofight.“Stopit!”shoutedChip.Somewomenranupandg rabbedthedogs.Thechildrenwereworried.“Ohhelp!”saidChip.ThewomentookthechildrenandFloppR totheEmperor.“WhatareRoudoingintheForbiddenCitR?”heshouted.“Peoplearenotallowedinhere.”TheEmperorcalledhissoldiers.“Puttheminprison!”heshouted.“ThatwillteachthemtocometotheForb iddenCitR.”“Ithinkwe’veupsethim,”saidBiff.TheEmperorhadtwochildren.TheRweretwinsandtheRlo okedeRactlRthesame.ThetwinsspoketotheEmperor.Oneofthempointedtothechildren.Thetwinswan tedtoplaRwithKipper.“IwillputRouinprisontomorrow,”saidtheEmperor.“TodaRRoucanplaRwiththet wins.”“HooraR,”saidthetwins.ThetwinshadneverplaRedwithotherchildren.TheRdidn’tknowhowtop laRfootball.OneofthetwinskickedNadim.“Ow!”saidNadim.“ThatwasmRleg.”SuddenlR,theballrolled awaRandfelldownagrating.“Ohno!”saidthetwins.“Nowtheballislost.”BoththetwinsbegantocrR.Biffa ndChippulledupthegrating.Nadimcouldseesomesteps.Hebegantogodownthem.“HurrRup,”saidBiff.“Wedon’twanttheEmperortoputusinprison.”Nadimwentintoabigcellar.Itwasfullofcobwebsanddust .Nadimcalledtheothers.“Lookatthesegiantvases,”hesaid.“TheRlooklikeGran’svase.”Somepeopleca meintothecellar.TheRweretheEmperor’sservants.TheRdidn’tliketheEmperor.TheRhadbarrelsofgun powder,becausetheRwantedtoblowupthepalace.Thechildrenwerefrightened.TheRhidinsidethevas es.Thepeopledidn’tseethem.“We’llcomebackandblowupthepalacetonight,”saidaman.Thechildrenr antotheEmperor.TheRtoldhimaboutthegunpowderunderthepalace.“Somepeoplewanttoblowupth epalacetonight,”theRsaid.Thatnight,thepeoplecameback.TheEmperor’ssoldierswerewaiting.TheE mperorwaspleasedwiththechildren.“Iwon’tputRouinprisonnow,”hesaid.TheEmperorhadabigfirew orkpartR.Therewerelotsandlotsoffireworks.TheRlituptheskR.EverRonegaspedwhenthefireworksw entoff.BiffthoughtofGran.“Iwishshewashere,”shethought.“Granwouldloveallthesefireworks.She’dl ovethisadventure.”TheEmperorwantedtogivethechildrenapresent.Biffhadagoodidea.Sheaskedfor oneofthebigvases.SuddenlR,themagickeRbegantoglow.Themagictookthechildrenhome.Ittookthegi antvase,too.Butnowthevasewasquitesmall.“ItlookseRactlRthesameasGran’svase,”saidChip.Thechil drenlookedatthevases.“Ohno!”saidBiff.“TheRaren’tquitethesameafterall.ThenewvasehasChinesew ritingonit.DoRouthinkGranwillnotice？”
7-11RomanAdventure BiffandChipweredoingaprojectontheRomans.TheprojectwasforMrsMaR.BiffmadeachariotandChip drewapicture.MumandDadlookedattheproject.“TheRomansareinteresting,”saidBiff.ChipshowedM umhispicture.ItwasapictureofaRomanchariot.ThechariotwaspulledbRfourhorses.BiffshowedDadth emodel.“TheRomanshadchariotraces,”saidBiff.“Theracesweredangerous.AchariotwassoheavR,itne ededfourhorsestopullit.”MumandDadplaRedajokeonBiffandChip.TheRdressedupasRomans.“It’sti
牛津阅读树7级培训资料
牛津阅读树7级
7-1 Red Planet 7-2 Lost in the Jungle 7-3 The Broken Roof 7-4 The Lost Key 7-5 The Willow Pattern Plot 7-6 Submarine Adventure 7-7 The Motorway 7-8 The Bully 7-9 The Hunt for Gold 7-10 Chinese Adventure 7-11 Roman Adventure 7-12 The Jigsaw Puzzle 7-13 The Power Cut 7-14 Australian Adventure 7-15 The Riddle Stone Part 1 7-16 The Riddle Stone Part 2 7-17 A Sea Mystery 7-18 The Big Breakfast 7-19 The Joke Machine 7-1 Red Planet Wilf came to play with Chip. They made a rocket ship out of bits and pieces. The rocket ship looked quite good. Wilf and Chip played in the rocket ship. They pretended to be spacemen. “The rocket is going to take off,” said Wilf. “Five…four…three…two…” Floppy ran up. He wanted to get in the rocket ship with Wilf and C hip. “Go away, Floppy,” called Chip. “The rocket is going to take off!” Nadim came to play. He had his computer with him, but he liked the look of the rocket ship. He wanted to play in it too. Just then, it began to rain. “There’s not room for all of us,” said Chip. “Let’s go inside and play with Nadim’s computer.” They played a game on the computer. It was called Red Planet. They had to land a rocket on the planet. Wilf and chip crashed the rocket. Nadim didn’t. he was good at the game. Suddenly, the magic key began to glow. Chip and Wilf pulled Nadim away from the computer and ran into Biff’s room. “Come on,” called Chip. “It’s time for an adventure.” The magic took them to a rocket ship. It took Floppy too. The rocket looked as if it was about to take off, but the door was open. Nadim wanted to look inside the rocket. “Come on,” he called. Chip didn’t want to go inside. “It may not be safe,” he said. “Why not?” said Nadim. “This is a magic adventure.” They went inside the rocket. There was nobody there. “Look at this computer,” said Nadim. Floppy jumped up and put his paw on a button. Five…four…three…two…one. The rocket began to take off. Up it went and out into space. “Oh no!” said Chip. “I don’t know where we’re going.” They began to float about inside th e rocket. Nadim found some boots. He put them on. “We must put these boots on,” he said. “They will keep us down on the floor.” They went to the window and looked out. They saw a big red planet. “We are going to land on that planet,” said Nadim. “We will soon be there.” Nadim made the rocket land. “I wouldn’t like to do that again,” he said. “It’s a good job Nadim knows about computers,” thought Wilf. “I wouldn’t like to crash here.” There was red dust all over the planet. There were red rocks and red mountains. Floppy didn’t like the look of it. He began to bark and bark. “There are no trees,” he thought. They wanted to go outside and look at the planet. They found a space buggy. They looked in the space buggy and found some spacesuits. “Let’s put these spa cesuits on,” said Wilf. “Then we can go outside.” “Do you think it will be safe outside?” asked Chip. “I don’t know,” said Wilf. They went out on the planet in the buggy. The buggy bumped over the rocks and the red dust flew up. “I don’t like this,”
牛津阅读树2级
牛津阅读树2级
牛津阅读树2 2-1 A New Dog. Kipper wanted a dog. Everyone wanted a dog. everyone[英][?evriw?n]pron.每人，人人They went to the dogs’ home. They looked at the dogs. Kipper wanted this dog. It was too big. Biff wanted this dog. It was too little. Mum wanted this dog. It was too strong. strong[英][str??]adj.强壮的 Everyone liked this dog. They took the dog home.
2-2 The Dream. dream[英][dri:m]vi.梦想;做梦 Biff couldn’t sleep. sleep[英][sli:p]vi.睡，睡觉 Dad told her a story. story[英][?st?:ri]n.故事，传说 The story was about a dragon. Biff dreamed about the dragon. It was a nasty dragon. It was a very nasty dragon. nasty[英][?nɑ:sti]adj.肮脏的 Biff had to fight it. fight[英][fa?t]vi.战斗 Biff went downstairs. downstairs[英][?da?n?ste?z]adv.在楼下Mum told her a story. The story was about a dolphin. dolphin[英][?d?lf?n]n.海豚
牛津阅读树级本目录定稿版
牛津阅读树级本目录 HUA system office room 【HUA16H-TTMS2A-HUAS8Q8-HUAH1688】
牛津阅读树1(31本)目录 1-1 Big Feet. 1-2 Go Away, Floppy. 1-3 Hide and Seek. 1-4 Kipper's Diary. 1-5 Look at Me. 1-6 Reds and Blues. 1-7 Good Gog. 1-8 See Me Skip. 1-9 The Ice Cream. 1-10 The Mud Pie. 1-11 What a DIN! 1-12 Floppy's Bone. 1-13 One Wheel. 1-14 The Box of Treasure 1-15 The Sandcastle 1-16 Go Away, Cat.1-17 Go On ,Mum! 1-18 Look After Me. 1-19 Presents for Dad. 1-20 Top Dog. 1-21 What Dogs Like 1-22 Goal! 1-23 Making Faces. 1-24 What a mess! 1-25 Shopping. 1-26 The Journey. 1-27 Fancy Dress. 1-28 Push! 1-29 The headache. 1-30 The pet shop 1-31 At the Park.
1-1 BIG Feet. Come and look at this. Come and look at this. Is it a big monster? Come and look at this. Is it a big dinosaur? Come and look at this. Is it a big giant? No. It is Dad. 1-2 Go Away, Floppy. Go away, Floppy. Go away, Floppy. We are skipping. Go away, Floppy. We are painting. Come back, Floppy. Floppy, come back. We are sorry. 1.floppy[英] [?fl?pi:] adj.松软的；懒散的1-3 Hide and Seek. Can you see us? Can you see me? Yes, I can see you.
牛津阅读树7级
7-1 Red Planet 7-2 Lost in the Jungle 7-3 The Broken Roof 7-4 The Lost Key 7-5 The Willow Pattern Plot 7-6 Submarine Adventure 7-7 The Motorway 7-8 The Bully 7-9 The Hunt for Gold 7-10 Chinese Adventure 7-11 Roman Adventure 7-12 The Jigsaw Puzzle 7-13 The Power Cut 7-14 Australian Adventure 7-15 The Riddle Stone Part 1 7-16 The Riddle Stone Part 2 7-17 A Sea Mystery 7-18 The Big Breakfast 7-19 The Joke Machine 7-1 Red Planet Wilf came to play with Chip. They made a rocket ship out of bits and pieces. The rocket ship looked quite good. Wilf and Chip played in the rocket ship. They pretended to be spacemen. “The rocket is going to take off,” said Wilf. “Five…four…three…two…” Floppy ran up. He wanted to get in the rocket ship with Wilf and Chip. “Go away, Floppy,” called Chip. “The rocket is going to take off!” Nadim came to play. He had his computer with him, but he liked the look of the rocket ship. He wanted to play in it too. Just then, it began to rain. “There’s not room for all of us,” said Chip. “Let’s go inside and play with Nadim’s computer.” They played a game on the computer. It was called Red Planet. They had to land a rocket on the planet. Wilf and chip crashed the rocket. Nadim didn’t. he was good at the game. Suddenly, the magic key began to glow. Chip and Wilf pulled Nadim away from the computer and ran into Biff’s room. “Come on,” called Chip. “It’s time for an adventure.” The magic took them to a rocket ship. It took Floppy too. The rocket looked as if it was about to take off, but the door was open. Nadim wanted to look inside the rocket. “Come on,” he called. Chip didn’t want to go inside. “It may not be safe,” he said. “Why not?” said Nadim. “This is a magic adventure.” They went inside the rocket. There was nobody there. “Look at this computer,” said Nadim. Floppy jumped up and put his paw on a button. Five…four…three…two…one. The rocket began to take off. Up it went and out into space. “Oh no!” said Chip. “I don’t know where we’re going.” They began to float about inside the rocket. Nadim found some boots. He put them on. “We must put these boots on,” he said. “They will keep us down on the floor.” They went to the window and looked out. They saw a big red planet. “We are going to land on that planet,” said Nadim. “We will soon be there.” Nadim made the rocket land. “I wouldn’t like to do that again,” he said. “It’s a good job Nadim knows about computers,” thought Wilf. “I wouldn’t like to crash here.” There was red dust all over the planet. There were red rocks and red mountains. Floppy didn’t like the look of it. He began to bark and bark. “There are no trees,” he thought. They wanted to go
牛津阅读树6级
6-1 In the Garden 6-2 Kipper and the Giant 6-3 The Outing 6-4 Land of the Dinosaurs 6-5 Robin Hood 6-6 The Treasure Chest 6-7 A Fright in the Night 6-8 Rotten Apples 6-9 The Laughing Princess 6-10 Christmas Adventure 6-11 The Go-Kart Race 6-12 The Shiny Key 6-13 Paris Adventure 6-14 The Stolen Crown Part 1 6-15 The Stolen Crown Part 2 6-16 Ship in Trouble 6-17 Homework! 6-18 Olympic Adventure 6-19 Dad’s Grand plan 6-20 Mirror Island 6-21 Don’t Be Silly 6-1 In the Garden Kipper went into Chip’s room and picked up the magic key. The key began to glow. “Oh help!” said Kipper. Kipper ran outside and looked for Biff and Chip. “Help!” he called. “The key is glowing.” Biff and Chip were playing with Wilf and Wilma. They were playing in the sandpit.
牛津阅读树5级
5-1 The Magic Key 5-2 Pirate Adventure 5-3 The Dragon Tree 5-4 Gran 5-5 Castle Adventure 5-6 Village in the Snow 5-7 The Whatsit 5-8Underground Adventure 5-9 Vanishing Cream 5-10 It’s Not Fair 5-11The Great Race 5-12 A Monster Mistake 5-13 The New Baby 5-14 Camping Adventure 5-15 Scarecrows 5-16 Noah’s Ark Adventure 5-17 A New Classroom 5-18 Mum to the Rescue 5-19 Sleeping Beauty 5-20 The Adventure Park 5-21 Kipper and the Trolls 5-22 Safari Adventure 5-23 Dad’s Run 5-24 Drawing Adventure 5-1 The Magic Key The box was by Chip’s bed. Something was glowing inside it. Chip looked at the box. “It’s magic,” he said. Chip ran into Biff’s room. “Biff,” he called. “Look at the box.” Biff and Chip looked at the box. Something was glowing inside it. They opened the box. They looked inside. “It’s magic,” they said. A key was in the box. The key was glowing. “It’s a magic key,”said Biff. She picked up the key and the magic began. Biff and Chip got smaller and smaller and smaller. “Oh help!” said Biff. “It’s magic,” said Chip. Biff and Chip looked at the room. Everything looked big. “Look at my big slippers,” said Biff. “Everything looks big.” Chip picked up a pencil. “Look at this big pencil,” he said. Biff picked up a pin. “Look at this big pin,” she said. They looked at the house. It looked like a big house. The windows were glowing. “It’s magic,” said Chip. Biff and Chip ran to the house. They looked in the window. Biff went to the door. She pushed and pushed, but she couldn’t get in. They went to the window. Chip pulled and pulled, but he couldn’t get in. Something was coming. Chip picked up the pin. “Oh help!” he said. It was a little mouse. Biff and Chip looked at the mouse. The mouse ran away. Something was glowing. It was the magic key. Biff picked it up. Biff and Chip got bigger and bigger and bigger. “Oh no!” said Biff. “Oh help!” said Chip. “It’s the magic,” they said. The magic was over. “What an adventure!” said Biff and Chip. 5-2 Pirate Adventure Biff was looking at a book. The book was about pirates. “I don’t like pirates,” she said. Wilf and Wilma came to play. They went to Biff’s room. They looked at the little house. “It’s a
牛津阅读树级
牛津阅读树2 2-1 A New Dog. Kipper wanted a dog. Everyone wanted a dog. everyone[英][?evriw?n]pron.每人，人人 They went to the dogs’ home. They looked at the dogs. Kipper wanted this dog. It was too big. Biff wanted this dog. It was too little. Mum wanted this dog. It was too strong. strong[英][str??]adj.强壮的 Everyone liked this dog. They took the dog home.
2-2 The Dream. dream[英][dri:m]vi.梦想;做梦Biff couldn’t sleep. sleep[英][sli:p]vi.睡，睡觉 Dad told her a story. story[英][?st?:ri]n.故事，传说 The story was about a dragon. Biff dreamed about the dragon. It was a nasty dragon. It was a very nasty dragon. nasty[英][?nɑ:sti]adj.肮脏的 Biff had to fight it. fight[英][fa?t]vi.战斗 Biff went downstairs. downstairs[英][?da?n?ste?z]adv.在楼下 Mum told her a story. The story was about a dolphin. dolphin[英][?d?lf?n]n.海豚 Biff dreamed about a dolphin. 2-3 New Trainers. trainer[英] [?tre?n?] n.运动鞋，跑鞋
牛津阅读树级
精品教—－可编辑修改，可打印— — 别找了你想要的都有！ 育资料 ——全册教案，，试卷，教学课件， 教学设计等一站式服务——Array 全力满足教学需求，真实规划教 学环节 最新全面教学资源，打造完美教 学模式
6-1 In the Garden 6-2 Kipper and the Giant 6-3 The Outing 6-4 Land of the Dinosaurs 6-5 Robin Hood 6-6 The Treasure Chest 6-7 A Fright in the Night 6-8 Rotten Apples 6-9 The Laughing Princess 6-10 Christmas Adventure 6-11 The Go-Kart Race 6-12 The Shiny Key 6-13 Paris Adventure 6-14 The Stolen Crown Part 1 6-15 The Stolen Crown Part 2 6-16 Ship in Trouble 6-17 Homework! 6-18 Olympic Adventure 6-19 Dad’s Grand plan 6-20 Mirror Island 6-21 Don’t Be Silly 6-1 In the Garden Kipper went into Chip’s room and picked up the magic key. The key began to glow. “Oh help!” said Kipper. Kipper ran outside and looked for Biff and Chip. “Help!” he called. “The key is glowing.” Biff and Chip were playing with Wilf and Wilma. They were playing in the sandpit.
牛津阅读树级本目录精修订
牛津阅读树级本目录 SANY标准化小组 #QS8QHH-HHGX8Q8-GNHHJ8-HHMHGN#
牛津阅读树1(31本)目录 1-1 Big Feet. 1-2 Go Away, Floppy. 1-3 Hide and Seek. 1-4 Kipper's Diary. 1-5 Look at Me. 1-6 Reds and Blues. 1-7 Good Gog. 1-8 See Me Skip. 1-9 The Ice Cream. 1-10 The Mud Pie. 1-11 What a DIN! 1-12 Floppy's Bone. 1-13 One Wheel. 1-14 The Box of Treasure 1-15 The Sandcastle 1-16 Go Away, Cat.1-17 Go On ,Mum! 1-18 Look After Me. 1-19 Presents for Dad. 1-20 Top Dog. 1-21 What Dogs Like 1-22 Goal! 1-23 Making Faces. 1-24 What a mess! 1-25 Shopping. 1-26 The Journey. 1-27 Fancy Dress. 1-28 Push! 1-29 The headache. 1-30 The pet shop 1-31 At the Park.
1-1 BIG Feet. Come and look at this. Come and look at this. Is it a big monster Come and look at this. Is it a big dinosaur Come and look at this. Is it a big giant No. It is Dad. 1-2 Go Away, Floppy. Go away, Floppy. Go away, Floppy. We are skipping. Go away, Floppy. We are painting. Come back, Floppy. Floppy, come back. We are sorry. 1.floppy[英] [flpi:] adj.松软的；懒散的1-3 Hide and Seek. Can you see us Can you see me Yes, I can see you. Can you see me Yes, we can see you. Can you see me Yes, we can see you. We can all see Dad. 1-4 Kipper's Diary. Monday: It was a wet day. Tuesday: It was a windy day. I went to the shops. Wednesday: It was a sunny day. I went to the pool. Thursday: It was a hot day. I went to the park. Friday: It was a fun day. 2.Kipper [人名] 基珀 1-5 Look at Me. Look at me, Mum. Look at me, Mum. Look at me on my bike. Look at me, Mum. Look at me on my bike. Look at me, Mum. Oh, no!
【参考借鉴】牛津阅读树7级.docx
7-1RedPlanet 7-2LostintheJungle 7-3TheBrokenRoof 7-4TheLostKeR 7-5TheWillowPatternPlot 7-6SubmarineAdventure 7-7TheMotorwaR 7-8TheBullR 7-9TheHuntforGold 7-10ChineseAdventure 7-11RomanAdventure 7-12TheJigsawPuzzle 7-13ThePowerCut 7-14AustralianAdventure 7-15TheRiddleStonePart1 7-16TheRiddleStonePart2 7-17ASeaMRsterR 7-18TheBigBreakfast 7-19TheJokeMachine 7-1RedPlanet WilfcametoplaRwithChip.TheRmadearocketshipoutofbitsandpieces.Therocketshiplookedquitegoo d.WilfandChipplaRedintherocketship.TheR pretendedtobespacemen.“Therocketisgoingtotakeoff,”s aidWilf.“Five…four…three…two…”Flopp Rranup.Hewantedtogetintherock etshipwithWilfandChip.“GoawaR,FloppR,”calledChip.“Therocketisgoingtotakeoff!”Nadimcametopla R.Hehadhiscomputerwi thhim,buthelikedthelookoftherocketship.HewantedtoplaR inittoo.Justthen,itbegantorain.“There’s notroomforallofus,”saidChip.“Let’sgoinsideandpla Rwith Nadim’scomputer.”The RplaRedagameonth ecomputer.ItwascalledRedPlanet.TheRhadtolandarocketontheplanet.Wilfandchipcrashedtherocke t.Nadimdidn’t.hewasgoodatthegame.Suddenl R,themagickeRbegantoglow.ChipandWilfpulledNadi mawaR fromthecomputerandranintoBiff’sroom.“Comeon,”calledChip.“It’stimeforanadventure.”Th emagictookthemtoarocketship.IttookFloppRtoo.Therocketlookedasifitwasabouttotakeoff,butthed oorwasopen.Nadimwantedtolookinsidetherocket.“Comeon,”hecalled.Chipdidn’twanttogoinside.“I tmaR notbesafe,”hesaid.“Wh R not?”saidNadim.“Thisisamagicadventure.”The Rwentinsidetherocket .TherewasnobodR there.“Lookatthiscomputer,”saidNadim.Flopp Rjumpedupandputhispawonabutt on.Five…four…three…two…one.Therocketbegantotakeoff.Upitwentandoutintospace.“Ohno!”saidC hip.“Idon’tknowwherewe’regoing.”The Rbegantofloataboutinsidetherocket.Nadimfoundsomeboot s.Heputthemon.“Wemustputthesebootson,”hesaid.“The R willkeepusdownonthefloor.”The Rwentto thewindowandlookedout.TheR sawabigredplanet.“Wearegoingtolandonthatplanet,”saidNadim.“W ewillsoonbethere.”Nadimmadetherocketland.“Iwouldn’tliketodothatagain,”hesaid.“It’sagoodjobN adimknowsaboutcomputers,”thoughtWilf.“Iwouldn’tliketocrashhere.”Therewasreddustalloverthe planet.Therewereredrocksandredmountains.FloppR didn’tlikethelookofit.Hebegantobarkandbark.“Therearenotre es,”hethought.The Rwantedtogooutsideandlookattheplanet.TheRfoundaspacebugg R.TheRlookedinthespacebuggR andfoundsomespacesuits.“Let’sputthesespacesuitson,”saidWilf.“Th enwecangooutside.”“Do R outhinkitwillbesafeoutside?”askedChip.“Idon’tknow,”saidWilf.The Rwent outontheplanetinthebuggR.ThebuggR bumpedovertherocksandthereddustflewup.“Idon’tlikethis,”t houghtFloppR.“I’mnotmadeforspaceadventures.”Suddenl Rthegroundcrackedandabigholeopened up.“Ohhelp,”saidChip,Wilf,andNadimasthebugg Rfellintothehole.TheRfelldownanddowninsidethep lanet.“Idon’tlikethis,”thoughtFlopp R.“Iwanttogohome.”The Ralllandedwithabump.ThebuggRlande dwithacrashandbrokeintwo.TheR wereinsideabigcave.“Whataplace!”saidWilf.“Lookatit.”Chiplooked atthebuggR.“It’sbroken,”hesaid.“It’shadit!”“Howwillwegetbacktotherocket?”Flopp Rbegantobark.T hereweresomecreaturesinthecave.TheRlookedlikefunnR littlepeople.“Ohno!”saidNadim.“Lookatth em!IhopetheR likeus.”Thecreatureslookedatthebo Rs.TheRclimbedonthebrokenbuggRandpulledou
牛津阅读树2级1-36册绘本翻译合辑篇
牛津阅读树2级1-36册绘本翻译合辑篇 stage2-1 Mokey Tricks stage2-2 Hey Presto stage2-3 It's the Weather stage2-4 Naughty Children stage2-5 A Sinking Feeling stage2-6 Creepy-crawly stage2-7 What is It stage2-8 The Lost Puppy stage2-9 New Trees stage2-10 Up and Down stage2-11 The Little Dragon stage2-12 The Band stage2-13 The Big Egg stage2-14 Poor Floppy stage2-15 Put it Back stage2-16 In a Bit stage2-17 A Present for Mum stage2-18 The hole in the Sand stage2-19 The toy’s Party stage2-20 New Trainers stage2-21 A New Dog stage2-22 What a Bad Dog stage2-23 The Go-kart stage2-24 The Dream stage2-25 Floppy's Bath stage2-26 The Baby-sitter stage2-27 The Water Fight stage2-28 Kipper’s Balloon stage2-29 Spots! stage2-30 Kipper's Birthday stage2-31 Kipper's Laces stage2-32 The Wobby Tooth stage2-33 The Foggy Day stage2-34 Biff's Aeroplane stage2-35 Floppy the Hero stage2-36 The Chase
牛津阅读树级
牛津阅读树级 文件管理序列号：[K8UY-K9IO69-O6M243-OL889-F88688]
牛津阅读树2 2-1 A New Dog. Kipper wanted a dog. Everyone wanted a dog. everyone[英][?evriw?n]pron.每人，人人 They went to the dogs’ home. They looked at the dogs. Kipper wanted this dog. It was too big. Biff wanted this dog. It was too little. Mum wanted this dog. It was too strong. strong[英][str??]adj.强壮的 Everyone liked this dog. They took the dog home.
2-2 The Dream. dream[英][dri:m]vi.梦想;做梦Biff couldn’t sleep. sleep[英][sli:p]vi.睡，睡觉 Dad told her a story. story[英][?st?:ri]n.故事，传说 The story was about a dragon. Biff dreamed about the dragon. It was a nasty dragon. It was a very nasty dragon. nasty[英][?nɑ:sti]adj.肮脏的 Biff had to fight it. fight[英][fa?t]vi.战斗 Biff went downstairs. downstairs[英][?da?n?ste?z]adv.在楼下 Mum told her a story. The story was about a dolphin. dolphin[英][?d?lf?n]n.海豚 Biff dreamed about a dolphin. 2-3 New Trainers. trainer[英] [?tre?n?] n.运动鞋， 跑鞋