2020新上教版高中英语必修三unit1课文原文及翻译（英汉对照）.pdfVIP

2020 新上教版高中英语必修三课文翻译 上教版必修三Unit 1Themedia Reading A Journalistsonthejob Senior high school students in Shanghai recently had the opportunity to participate in the annual Career Day,where they got to follow a mentor for a day.In this way,students can see what their mentors do at work.This kind of direct experience of real workplaces can benefit students a lot.It may help them choose a future career.It may also open their eyes to new opportunities or jobsthatthey’venever consideredbefore. The studentswere alsorequiredto interview their mentors.One ofthe studentswasinterested injournalism,and shehassharedher interviewrecordingwithus. What makes agoodjournalist? There isn’tjust one skill or quality that makes someone a goodjournalist.But I can think of two things that most journalists have in common:they are curious,and they love language. Journalistslook around and always ask who,what,why,whereandwhen.Then they try totell others whatthey findout. Would allwritersmake goodjournalists? No,I wouldn’t say that.Writing a news article is not like writing a book.For one thing, journalists need to write in a clear way,using as few words as possible.There is always a limit on the number of words ajournalist can write,so they need to focus on the key points.If you want to beajournalist,you ought to start developingthisimportant skill. How doyouspot agoodnewsstory? News is about what is happening right now,so goodjournalists keep up with current events. By paying attention to what’s going on,and keeping you eyes and ears open at all times,you alwayscomeacrossthingsworthreporting. Dojournalists alwayswritetruenewsstories? They should.If the story’s not entirely true,then it isn’t news —it’s fiction.This means journalistsneedtobegood at checkingup on factsandmaking suretheir information istrue.If our articles