初中英语牛津九年级上册课本01

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[00:00.00]和谐英语学习网 CHAPTER ONE
[00:03.81]READING    Page 3
[00:09.67]Protecting the innocent
[00:13.22]Pansy wanted to write an article on detectives for the school newspaper.
[00:21.39]To get information,she interviewed Detective Ken.
[00:28.06]This is part of the interview.
[00:32.50]PANSY:You say that you like working as a detective.Why?
[00:39.34]KEN:Let me tell you about a recent case that I dealt with Pansy.
[00:46.21]Mr Li is a very rich man who lives alone and enjoys collecting things.
[00:56.16]He purchased a vase for two million yuan.
[01:03.24]He showed it to only two people-his friends Jill and Jenny.
[01:12.20]Then he locked it in the safe at his house.
[01:17.95]That night,someone stole it.
[01:22.42]Li reported the theft,and I went to his house to look for clues.
[01:30.07]PANSY:Did you find any?
[01:33.54]KEN:Yes,a black pearl earring near the open safe and,
[01:42.09]outside the open window of the room,
[01:47.05]I saw a lot of mud on the wet ground.
[01:53.21]Inside the room,thecarpet was spotlessly clean.
[02:00.27]KEN:I interviewed Jill and Jenny.
[02:05.13]They both denied stealing the vase.
[02:10.19]But I noticed that Jill was wearing a black pearl necklace--but no earrings.
[02:20.96]PANSY So Jill was the thief?
[02:24.80]KEN I didn't know. I needed proof.
[02:30.07]A good detective never jumps to conclusions.
[02:35.82]I showed Jill the earring,and she admitted it was hers.
[02:43.58]She said someone had stolen it from her house a month before.
[02:51.52]I checked her story.It was true.
[02:56.56]PANSY:So Jill was no longer a suspect.
[03:02.13]But what about your other clue--the mud outside and the spotless carpet inside
[03:11.19]KEN:That told me that probably no thief broke into Li's house.
[03:18.95]So I questioned Li and,in the end,he admitted stealing his own vase.
[03:28.98]He had bought insurance for it.
[03:33.66]The insurance company would pay him two million yuan if the vase was stolen.
[03:43.22]PANSY:And who stole Jill's earring?
[03:47.76]KEN:Li did that as well.
[03:51.63]He tried to make sure that Jill would go to jail instead of him.
[03:59.57]PANSY:So now Li is behind bars.
[04:05.13]KEN:Yes, and Jill is free.
[04:09.99]My job is to protect the innocent as well as find the guilty.
[04:17.65]That's why I like working as a detective.
[04:23.11]LISTENING
[04:25.74]Pages 6 and 7
[04:29.71]Identifying objects from a description
[04:34.96]Listen to the recording.
[04:38.73]Mrs White is talking to a policeman.
[04:44.19]Which are her five pieces of jewellery?
[04:49.83]Write the letters next to the numbers.
[04:55.29]Wu:Hello,is that Mrs White?
[05:00.43]Mrs White:Yes,it is.
[05:03.78]Wu:I'm Detective Wu.
[05:08.14] I visited you after your burglary last week.
[05:15.22]Mrs White:Oh,yes,I remember.
[05:19.58]Wu:Well,we've arrested a man and discoverd a lot of stolen jewellery.
[05:28.36]And I think your five pieces may be here.
[05:35.02]Could you describe them again for me?
[05:40.66]Mrs White:Oh,that's good news.
[05:45.42]Yes,well,there're five missing pieces.
[05:51.87]The first piece is a bracelet,it's made of gold,it's not a complete circle.
[06:02.21]The two ends of the bracelet are in the shape of lions heads.
[06:10.08]They have little red rubies for their eyes.
[06:15.64]The second piece is emerald ring ,it's very valuable.
[06:23.19]It's made of gold and in the middle there's a big green emerald.
[06:31.63]On each side of the emerald there's a diamond.
[06:37.06]It's a lovely ring.
[06:40.69]The third piece is my pearl necklace,it's very simple just one string of pearls
[06:51.64]the pearls are all about the same size It's quite a short necklace.
[07:01.20]Next,there is a silver bracelet,this is not so expensive,but it's quite pretty
[07:10.94]It's like a lots of little rings all joined together.
[07:17.71]It has a silver figure on it,in the shape of a little dog.
[07:24.97]The last piece is a pair of earrings,they are made of gold.
[07:33.15]Each earring is in two parts,
[07:39.00]there is a red ruby on top and hanging under the ruby,