最新版高中英语全程学习方略配套课件Unit7《Livingwith disease》（大纲版高二上）广西专用.pptVIP

趣味漫画妙思 话题时文导读 写作技巧指导 趣味漫画妙思 话题时文导读 写作技巧指导 趣味漫画妙思 话题时文导读 写作技巧指导 When it comes to health and disease, most people can’t escape it. To begin with, some people often run fever and catch a heavy cold; when people have a fever or a cold, it’s not easy to cure it; in addition, serious diseases like cancer cause a lot of deaths, but scientists haven’t found an effective way to cure cancer; last but not the least, diseases like AIDS and SARS spreading quickly among people can’t be ignored. It’s scientists’ responsibility to find out ways to help patients. Are diseases common among people? Can all diseases be cured? 参考答案：Yes, they are；No, not all diseases can be cured. The Story of Helen Keller Helen Keller was a very bright beautiful baby. At the age of six months she could already say a few words. Unfortunately, a kind of disease left her in darkness ever after. She could not see or hear and soon she could not even talk! From then on Helen had to fight for what she wanted. She tried to do things in house, but she could do nothing right. When she tried to cut out paper dolls she cut her dress instead. She pushed her little sister off the bed, thinking she was a doll. Once she was almost burned to death because she was standing too near to the fire. At last when she was six, her mother and father brought a teacher for their daughter. “This was the most important day of my life, ” wrote Helen Keller many years later. Anne Sullivan, the teacher, understood Helen’s condition, for she was once blind herself. She smiled down at the pretty face of the little child who could not see her. At once Helen seemed to know that this stranger loved her very much. Miss Sullivan gave her a cloth doll to hold; then with her fingers, she spelled out d-o-l-l on the girl’s small hand. Then she made Helen spell the same word with her own fingers. The child was delighted. She thought it was a new game to bring l