black cat文字版0103american folk tales故事使用指南BlackCat有声名著阶梯阅读

【使用指南】BlackCat（以下内容摘自《徐老师原典英语法》（著）第二章◆◆◆◆◆方案1.暑期50天速成训练方案 商务印书馆华东师范大学的BlackCat优质英语阶梯有声读物Level1-Level6+VOA慢速英语。训练具体方法：从BlackCat系列有声读物Level1起步，每个Level选约4个故事，遍，然后再聆听2遍。BlackCat系列有声读物Lv1–Level3的每个故事长度平均约30分钟，并进一步分割成平均约4分钟左右的段落（课文/音频文件），Level4-Level6的每.（2）.然后在电脑上打开对应的文本文件，激活翻译软件的屏幕取词翻译功能，认真阅读.做口语化训练。Level1Level3一共选约12个故事，对应的音频文件朗读总长度约为6小时，CatVOA慢速英语训练，以扩展听读题材的广度。VOA慢速英语包括诸如科技、医疗BlackCat系列，学习者仍旧可使用432VOA慢速英语，学习者可主要使能力也显著进步，英语学习的灵感源源而生，自信心和倍增。50天之后，保持每天一到两◆◆◆◆◆方案2.原典英语6个月训练方案 物Level1-Level6+VOA慢速英语。（以上内容摘自《徐老师原典英语法》（著）第二章AmericanFolkbyGeorgeTOC\o"1-2"\h\z\uTheLegendofJohnny Part1:JohnnyandhisApple Part2: esa Pecos Part1:Billandthe Part2:KingoftheCow TheTaleofBrerRabbitandtheTar Part1:TheTar Part2:TheBriar Track1:AmericanFoodmadewith Track2:YoungAmericaandits Track3:Lifeona Track4:Part1——TheTar Track5:Fox Track6:BrerTalesandthe Part1:JohnnyandhisAppleJohnnyAppleSeedwasbornnearBostonin1775.HisrealnamewasJohnWhenhewasachildheyedinthe andinthefields.Hisbestfriendswereanimals.Helovedallanimals.Heyedwiththemandtalkedtothem!Hisfamilywasveryreligious①.Johnny'sfirstbookwastheBible,buthealsolikedAesop'sFables.Johnnylovedthetalesaboutanimalsandtheiradventures.WhenJohnnywasateenagerheworkedasamissionary②withthens.Heconverted③many nstoChristianity④.HetaughtthemabouttheBible.The nswerehisfriends.Whenhewas26yearsoldhehadavision⑤.Anangelappearedtohim!Theangelsaid,"GoandntappleseedsacrossAmerica.Thesettlersofthenewfrontierwantgoodapplestoeat."Johnnywassurprisedbuthewashappy.Hewasakind andhewantedtohelpothers.Hetookabigsack⑥andfilleditwithappleseeds.Hecarriedthissackonhisback.InonehandhecarriedtheBible,Aesop'sFablesandotherreligiousbooks.NowhewasreadytocrossthecontinentandntAmerica'sfavouritefruit:theapple.①religious:笃信的，虔诚的②missionary③converted④ ⑤vision:幻想 ⑥sackJohnnywasanunusual①man.Hewastallandthin.Hehadlonghairandabeard.Heneverboughtnewclothes.Heworeanoldcoffeesackandtheoldclothespeoplegavehim.Hedidn'tusuallywearanyshoes.Heworeasaucepan②onhishead.OneofJohnny'sfriendssaid,"Godblessyou,Johnny.Wearehappyforyou.Youaresimilarto③St.FrancisofAssisi.Helovedanimalsandlivedasimplelife."Johnnysaid,"IwanttontappleseedsacrossAmerica.EveryAmericanfamilywillhaveappletreeswithgoodapplestoeat."In1800JohnnybeganhislongjourneyacrossAmerica.AtthattimeAmericawasaveryyoungcountry.TheAmericancontinentwasawilderness④.Itwasunexplored⑤.Therewerenoroadsandfewmaps.Thisimmense⑥landwascalledtheAmericanfrontier.Manysettlerswantedtoexplorethefrontier.JohnnywalkedfromMassachusettstoNewYork,FromNewYorkhewalkedtoPennsylvania.ThenhecrossedOhio, naandabigpartoftheMidwest.Everydayhemovedwest.HetravelledacrossAmericaandntedappleseeds.Hebuiltfencesaroundthefieldsandthenhisjourney.Settlerstraveledtothefrontierandfoundtheappleorchards.Theyatethedelicious⑦fruit:green,redandyellowapples.Whenthesettlersfoundanappleorchard,theybuiltahomethere.①unusual②saucepan③similartowilderness⑤ ⑥immense⑦deliciousOthersettlersdugup①theappletreesandtookthemtonewlands.SomeofJohnny'streestravelledtotheWestCoastonthePacificOcean②.WhenJohnnyfoundafamilyofsettlershevisitedtheirlogcabin.Hehelpedthemwiththeirwork.Hetoldthechildrenstoriesandsangsongs.OnedayJohnnyvisitedafamilyofsettlersintheMidwest.Thisfamilylovedbooks.Hegavethemafewpagesfromhisbooks."YoucanreadthemandgivethemtomewhenIreturninafewmonth,"hesaid.Thefamilywasveryhappy.Inthisway,Johnnycreatedthefirstlibraryonthefrontier.ManychildrenlearnedtoreadthankstoJohnnyandhislibrary.①dugup：从挖掘出某物②ThePacificOceanPart2: esaFormanyyearsJohnnywalkedthousandsof acrossthefrontier.Hentedappleseeds,lent①books,protectedanimalsandmadefriendswithsettlersandns.ThenslikedJohnnybecausehehadnoweapons②andrespected③nature.Johnnylearnedtospeakthelanguagesofmanytribes.Onesummermorningmanynsarrivedatafrontiervillage.nswantedtodestroythevillageandkillthesettlers.Thesettlerswantedtosendamessengertoamilitaryforttoaskforhelp.Thefortwas30away.Itwasverydangerous④.TherewereenemynsJohnnywantedtosavethelivesofthesettlers.Heknewallthesecretpaths⑤inthe andinthemountains.Hewasnotafraid.Hetookthemessagetothefort.ThesoldiersatthefortgotontheirandwenttodefendtheAfewyearslater,Johnnyvisitedan nvillage.Heheardthe chiefsay,"Manysettlersliveneartheriver.TonightwewillkillallofThateveningJohnnyrantothehomeofeverysettlerandsaid,"Thenswillattackyoutonight.Runaway!Goandhideinthe!"Thesettlersescaped⑥totheandnoonewaskilled.Johnnylovedallformsofhumanandanimallife.Hedidn'teatmeatbecausehedidn'twanttokillanimals.Helovedinsects,too.Helovedand①lent:②weapons：③respected④dangerous：有的⑤paths⑥escapedrespectedeverylivingthing.Hewasavery Oneautumnday,Johnnywasnearanappleorchard.Heheardthecryofananimal.Behindatreehefoundadeer①."Mypoorfriend!"saidJohnny."Don'tbeHeexaminedthedeerandsaid,"Yourlegisinjured②.Icanhelpyou."Thedeerwasn'tafraid.Johnnystayedwiththedeerformanydaysandhelped"I'mhappyyoucanwalkagain.Goandrunin ,mylittleDuringasnowstorm,Johnnywantedtosleepinsideasmallcave.Hesawabigfamilyofracoonssleeinsidethecave.Hedidnotwanttheraccoonstogooutsideintothesnow.SoJohnnysleptoutsideinthecold!Foralmost50years,JohnnyAppleseedhelpedtheAmericanfrontiertogrow.Hisappletrees,hisbooks,hisgenerosityandhiskindnessmadethefrontierahappyce.Johnnybecamealegendduringhislife.Everyonelovedhim.Hewasatruefriendofthesettlers,thensandtheanimals.InAmericatoday,peoplerememberhimwithadmiration.WhenAmericanseatanapple,theyoftenthinkofJohnnyAppleseedwhomadeappletreesgrowalloverAmerica.①deer②injuredPart1:BillandthePecosBillwasbornintheEastoftheUnitedStatesinthe1800's.Hehadalotofbrothersandsisters.Billwasthebabyofthefamily.WhenBillwasabouttwoyearsold,hismotherandfatherdecidedtomovetotheWest.Theywantedtobepioneers①.TheylikedtheadventureoftheOnedaytheyputalltheirpossessions②inacoveredwagonandbegantheirjourney.Thefamilycrossed s,mountains,riversandins.Theysawmanynewthings.Theymetfriendly WhentheyarrivedinTexas,littleBillfelloutofthecoveredwagon!Hisbrothersandsistersdidn'tseehimfallout.Hisparentsdidn'tseehimfallout!Thateveninghisparentslookedforhim.Theylookedeverywhere,buttheydidnotfindlittleBill.Theywereverysadbuttheytheirjourney.LittleBillwasallaloneintheinsofSouthTexas.Hewasallinligent③child.Helookedaround.Hesawmountains,cactiandothersmallnts.Itwasveryhot.Thenhesawacave.Hewentinsidethecaveandslept.HesleptforalongInthecavetherewasafamilyofcoyotes.Therewasamothercoyoteandfivesmallcoyotes.ThemothercoyotelikedlittleBill.Shedecidedtoprotecthim.Billlikedhisnewmotherandhisnewbrothersandsisters.Heyed①pioneers:②③ withthelittlecoyotes.Thecoyotefamilywaskindtohim.Hecopiedthecoyotesandlearnedtorunandeat.HelearnedtodrinkwaterfromtheAtnightBillhowled①atthemoonwiththecoyotes.Billlearnedtospeakthelanguageoftheanimals.SoonBillforgetabouthishumanfamily.Hethoughthewasacoyote!ManyyearspassedandBillgrewup.Onedaywhenhewasabout20yearsold,BillwasatthePecosRiverwiththeothercoyotes.Hedrankwaterwiththem.Acowboysawhimandasked,"Whyareyoudrinkingwaterinthatway?Youaren'tacoyote!"Billlookedatthecowboyandsaid,"Yes,Iam!""No!You'renotacoyote!"saidthecowboy."OfcourseI'macoyote!Thisismycoyotefamily,"saidBill"Where'syourtail?"askedthecowboy.BilllookedinthewaterofthePecosRivertoseehisreflection②.Hedidn'tseehistail.Helookedandlooked.Heturnedaroundandlookedagain.Hewassurprised.Hedidn'thaveatail!"You'reright.I'mnotacoyote.MynameisBill.I'mahuman!Thisisabigsurpriseforme,"hesaid.ThecowboylaughedandBilllaughed"Myname'sTallTom.I'maverytallcowboy.ThisisthePecosRiverandIwillcallyouPecosBill.Comewithme,PecosBill!Youcanbeacowboywithme.WecanworktogetherattheLonghornRanch.""What'sacowboy?"askedPecos"Acowboywatchesandguardsthecattleandhorses.HetakescattlefromTexastootherces.PeoplefromtheEastbuyourcattle.Theylikegood①howled②reflectionmeat.Acowboyisastrong,courageousPecosBillwantedtobeacowboy.Hesaidgoodbyetothecoyotes.Hewassadtoleavethem.Theywerehisfriends.ThenhesaidtoTallTom,"Let'sgototheThecowboygavePecosBillsomecowboyclothes.PecosBilllookedattheclothesandlaughed.Thenheputthemon.TallTomrodehishorse.PecosBillwalkednearhimbecausehedidn'thaveahorse.Itwasasunnyday.TheskywasblueandthesunwasPart2:KingoftheCowPecosBillandTallTomtraveledunderthehotsun.ItwasalongWhentheyarrivedatthemountains,itwasevening.PecosBillsaid,"I'mtired.Let'ssitdownandrest."“That'sagoodidea,"saidTallTom."Myhorseistiredandthirsty①.”Hegavehishorsesomewatertodrink.PecosBillandTallTomsatdownunderabigtree.Therewasablackbirdinthetree.Itsangahappysong.PecosBillknewthelanguageoftheanimalssohespoketotheblackbird.Theyhadalongconversation②.PecosBillandTallTomatesomebiscuitsanddranksomewater.PecosBillgavetheblackbirdsomeofhisbiscuit.TallTomsangaWesternsong.PecosBilllikeditandasked,"What'sthenameofthesong?""It'scalledRedRiverValley.ManycowboysinTexassingit,"saidTallTallTommadeafireandtheytalkedaboutacowboy'sTheylookedatthestarsinthenightsky.Thentheyfellasleep.Earlythenextmorningtheybegantheirjourneytotheranch.Aftertwodaystheyfinallyarrivedatthecattleranch.TheothercowboyswerehappytomeetPecosBill. etoLonghornRanch,"saidtheTheranchwasverybig.Therewerelonghorncattle③,everywhere.Theyategrassanddrankwaterattheriver.①thirsty:conversation③longhorncattlePecosBillsawthecowboysontheirhorses.Everycowboyhadalongropeinhishands."Iwanttobeacowboy,"PecosBillsaidtoTallTom."WhatmustIdo?""First,youmustfindahorse.Second,youmusthavearope.ThenwemusttakeallthecattletotheRedRiverValley.Thenwemustsellthecattlethere.TheRedRiverValleyisfaraway.Itisalong,difficultjourney."PecosBilllookedaround.HesawablackhorsenearaNoonewantedtoridethathorse.Hewenttothehorseandtalkedtoitinanimallanguage.Thehorsedidn'tanswer.PecosBillgotonthehorse.HetriedtorideAfterafewmomentstheblackhorsebuckedhimoff①,BilltriedTheblackhorsebuckedhimoff"You'reabuckingbronco!That'syournewname:BuckingBronco,"saidPecosBilltothehorse.BuckingBroncobuckedPecosBilloffforthreedays.Hedidnotwantamaster.PecosBillwasstronganddetermined.Hewasn'tafraidofBuckingBronco.Hewasn’tafraidofanything!Buckingbroncowasabeautifulhorse,buthewasverywild.OnthedayBuckingBroncostoppedbucking.HeunderstoodthatPecosBillwasaspecialcowboy.PecosBillwasverystrong.BuckingBroncoknewthatPecosBillwashisnewmaster.PecosBillandBuckingBroncobecamegoodfriends.Togethertheyroped②thecattleofTexas.TogethertheytookcattlefromTexastootherPecosBillbecameafamouscowboy.Hewasthebestcowboyat①buckedhimoff②rope：用绳rodeos①.Everyoneknewhimandlikedhim.HebecametheKingoftheCowboysofTexas!Afterafewyears,PecosBillmetabeautifulwomancalledSue.Shewasveryfriendly.HerhomewasneartheRioGrandeRiver.PecosBilllovedherandshelovedhim.OnesunnydayinApriltheygotmarried.EveryoneattheLonghornRanchcelebrated②thewedding.Therewasanexcitingrodeo.Therewasmusic,dancingandalotofgoodfood.SoupSam,thefriendlycook,organisedapieeatingTallTom'sfavouritefoodwasapplepie.ButhedidnotwinKingoftheCowboysthecompetition.HisfriendBigBobwonthepie-eatingcompetition.BigBobate88applepies!PecosBillandSuewereveryhappyattheLonghornPecosBillneverforgothisfriendsthecoyotes.Andheneverforgotthelanguageoftheanimals.①rodeos②elebratedPart1:TheTarItwasahotdayinAugust.SummerisaveryhotseasonintheSouthoftheUnitedStates.Alltheanimalsontheoldntation①hadarest.BrerFoxwasoutsidehishouse.Hesatunderamagnolia②treeanddrankcoldlemonade③.Hewasveryhot.Hewasalsoangryandnervous.BrerFoxdidn'tlikeBrerRabbit.BeforeBrerRabbitcametotheoldntation,BrerFoxwasahappyfox.Theoldntationwasapeacefulce.BrerRabbittricked④everyone.HetrickedBrerBear,BrerTurtle,BrerWolfandBrerBrerRabbitwasaveryin ligentrabbit.Hewasyounganddressedwell.BrerFoxwastiredof⑤BrerRabbit.Hedecidedtotrickhim.Hewenttogardenandtookabigbucketoftar.Heputotheroilsinthebuckettoo.Thenhemixedthetarforalongtime.Thetarhadaterribleodour⑥.ItwasveryBrerFoxwentintohishouse.Hewenttothekitchentolookforanoldstrawhat,buthedidn'tfindit.Thenhewenttothelivingroom.Helookedtheretoo.Finallyhewenttothebedroom.Inthebedroomhefoundanoldstrawhat,twobuttonsandacomb.Heputtheminasack.Thenhetookthe①ntation：种植园②magnolia③lemonade④tricked：⑤wastiredof⑥odour⑦stickybucketoftarandwalkedtotheHethrewthetarnearalog①andmadeabigblackTarBaby.HeputtheoldstrawhatontheTarBaby.Heputontwobuttonsfortheeyes.Thenheputonthecombforthemouth.BrerFoxlookedathisworkandwashappy.TheTarBabywasready!BrerFoxhidbehindabigtree.HewaitedforBrerRabbittowalkby.Hewaitedandwaited.Itwasveryhot.AfteranhourBrerRabbitwalkeddowntheroad.Hewasveryhappy.Hewalked,jumpedandsangasong.BrerFoxwatchedhimfrombehindthetree.SuddenlyBrerRabbitsawtheTarBaby!Hestoppedandlookedatit.BrerRabbitwasafriendlyrabbit.Hesaid,"Goodmorning!It'sahotdaytoday!"TheTarBabysdbutdidn't"Iamfromtheoldntation,"saidBrerRabbit."Whereareyoufrom?"TheTarBabysdbutdidn'tanswer.BrerFoxwatchedeverythingfrombehindthetree.Hewantedtolaugh,buthedidn't.BrerRabbittriedagain."Goodmorning!Howareyou?"TheTarBabysdbutdidn'tanswer."Whatareyounghere?Whereareyoufrom?"BrerRabbitaskedagain.TheTarBabysdbutdidn'tanswer.BrerRabbitwasangry.Hisfaceandearswere"Canyouhearme?Isaid'Goodmorning!'Whydon'tyouanswerme?"heTherewasnoBrerRabbitwasveryangry."Youareveryunfriendly.I'mafriendlyrabbit.Iwanttobeyourfriend.Whoareyou?"①logTheTarBabydidn'tBrerRabbitwasfurious①!HehittheTarBaby!Hisfrontpaw②wasstuckintheTarBaby'sface③.BrerFoxwasveryhappy.Helaughedquietly.“Letmego!”saidBrerRabbit.TheTarBabydidnotlet"Letmego!"saidBrerRabbitBrerRabbitkickedtheTarBaby.NowhisbackpawwasstuckintheTarBaby'sbody."Please,letmego④!"shoutedBrerHekickedtheTarBabyagain.Nowhisotherbackpawwasstuck."Help!Ican'tmove!"heshouted."Thisisterrible!"PoorRabbit!Hewascoveredwithtar.Hisfaceandearswereblackwithtar.Hispawswereblackwithtar.Hewasaveryunhappyrabbit.①furious：非常的②pawwasstuckintheTarBaby'sface④letmegoPart2:TheBriarWhenBrerFoxsawBrerRabbitcoveredwithtar,helaughedandHewalkeddowntheroadandsaid,"Thisisagoodlessonforyou,BrerRabbit.Youalwaystrickedeveryoneontheoldntation.ThistimeItrickedYOU!ThisistheendofBrerRabbit!"BrerFoxlookedatBrerRabbitandlaughedagain.BrerRabbitdidn'tsayoneword.Hewasfrightened①.Hedidn’tBrerFoxlookedathiswatchandsaid,"It'sdinnertimeandI’mveryhungry.Iwantrabbitbarbecuefordinner.Rabbitbarbecueisdelicious.Imustfindsomewoodtomakeafire."BrerFoxWenttolookforsomewood.BrerRabbitstartedtothink.Hewasavery ligentHiseyesmovedfromlefttoright.Helookedeverywhere.Thenhesawabriarpatch."Thebriarpatchcantakeoff②thetar.ButIcan'tmove.I'mstuck.Imustgotothebriarpatch.WhatcanIdo?"thoughtBrerRabbit.BrerFoxreturnedandsaid,"Ididn'tfindanywoodtomakeafire.Ican'thaverabbitbarbecuefordinner,butIcanhangyou!""Oh,BrerFox,youcanhangme,butpleasedon'tthrowmeinthebriarpatch!"saidBrerRabbit.BrerFoxlookedforarope."There'snorope.Ican'thangyou.HowcanIkillyou?"askedBrerFox.Hethoughtforamomentandsaid,"Icanthrowyouinariveroralake.”"Oh,BrerFox,throwmeinariveroralake,butpleasedon'tthrowmetheterriblebriarpatch.BrerFoxwenttolookforariveroralake.Helookedeverywherebut①frightened②takeoffdidn'tfindariveroralake.Hewasangry.HewantedtokillBrerRabbit,but"Haveyougotaheart①,BrerFox?Pleasedon'tthrowmeintothebriarpatch,"saidBrerRabbit."Oh,please!""Well,"saidBrerFoxsmiling,"youdon'twanttogointothebriarThat'sexactlywhereIwillthrowyou.IntothebriarBrerFoxthrewBrerRabbitintothebriarpatch!ThiswasexactlywhatBrerRabbitwanted.TheTarBabystucktothebriarpatchandBrerRabbit WhenBrerFoxsawtheTarBabyinthebriarpatchheasked"What'shappening?Whereisthatcunning②rabbit?WhyistheTarBabyhere?"BrerRabbitranuptheroadandthenstopped.HelookedatBrerFoxandsaid,"Youdidn'tlistentome.Isaid,'Pleasedon'tthrowmeintothebriarpatch.'Nexttimeyou'lllistentome!"BrerRabbitlaughedandranhometohaveabath."Youhorrible③cunningrabbit.Youtrickedmeagain!"shoutedBrerFox.Hewaspurplewithanger.HelookedatthebriarpatchandhelookedattheTarBaby.Thenhewalkedhomeslowly,Hewasverysadandangry.BrerRabbittrickedhimagain.WhywasBrerRabbitsoinligent?WhenBrerFoxwentintohisgardenhesatdownunderthemagnoliatree.Hewastired.Helookedattheeveningsky.Hesawthestarsandthemoonandfellasleep.①heart②cunning③horribleTrack1:AmericanFoodmadewithAmericanseatsalotofgreen,yellowandredapples.Thereisalotoffoodanddrinkmadewithapples.Hereisaproverb①:"Anappleadaykeepsthedoctoraway."Applesareadeliciousfruitandareverygoodforyou.TodayintheStatestherearemorethan7,000differentkindsofapples!AtHalloween,childreninAmerica"bobforapples②".proverb:②bobforapples:WhenJohnnyAppleseedwasbornin1775,Americawasnotanation.ItwasanEnglishcolony.AmericabecameanationaftertheAmericanTheenormous①Americancontinentswasawilderness.Therewere s,mountains,rivers,lakes,fieldsanddeserts.Onlythe nslivedinsmallpartsofthiswilderness.TheAmericanArmy②sentitssoldierstobuildfortsintheThesefortsweresimilartosmallvillages.Theyprotectedsettlersfromnattack.Theyalsosolds③.SettlersoftenbuilttheirlogcabinsnearmilitaryThousandsofsettlerswantedtoliveinthesenewlands,ItwastheirThesettlersdidn'tusuallybuytheland.It from Familiesofsettlerstravelledincoveredwagons.Thesecoveredwagontrainstravelledlongdistancestonewlands.Settlerswerestrong,courageouspeople.Lifeonthefrontierwasnoteasy.Itwasdifficultanddangerous.Themenbuiltlogcabinsandhunted④forfood.Thewomenandchildrenworkedasfarmers.Therewaslittletime.Thesettlerswerehappy.Theylovedthedomandadventureoffrontier.Theybuilt①enormous:②Army:③s:供给④hunted:Track3:LifeonaCowboysusuallylivedandworkedonaranch.Aranchwasaverybigpieceofland.Therewasusuallyonlyoneowner①ofaranch.Therewerecattle.sheepandhorsesonaranch.Rodeoswereafavouritepastime②.Whencowboyswereattheranch,theylivedtogetherinabunkhouse③.Theowneroftheranchlivedinanotherhouse.Thecowboysatetogetherinabigroom.Cowboyshadbigappetites④!cookwasan Cowboysoftenmovedcattletoanothercetosellthem.Tenortwelvecowboysmovedabout3.000cattle!Thiswasdifficultwork.Theyusuallytravelledformanyweeks.Theylivedontheinsandinthemountains.Theycookedtheirmealsonanopenfire.Theysleptunderthestars.Sometimesitwasveryhotandothertimesitrainedorsnowed.Sometimesduringthelongjourneytherewerenattacks.When