UNIT 6 Accidents! Lesson 42 Be Careful, Danny!

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[0:01.213]UNIT 6 第六单元
[0:02.776]Accidents! 事故！
[0:04.806]Lesson 42: 第四十二课：
[0:06.486]Be Careful, Danny! 当心，丹尼！
[0:09.228]THINK ABOUT IT!
[0:10.629]List some serious accidents in recent years.
[0:15.142]What were some of the causes of these accidents?
[0:18.822]Why did Danny have an accident?
[0:21.538]Danny, Jenny and Brian are decorating the art classroom for Christmas. 丹尼、詹妮和布赖恩正在为圣诞节装饰画室。
[0:27.146]"Look at this yellow star, Brian and Jenny," says Danny. “布赖恩和詹妮，看这颗黄色的星星，”丹尼说，
[0:30.681]"Isn't it beautiful? “难道它不漂亮吗？
[0:32.433]I'm going to put it on the ceiling¹ over Mr. Jones' desk." 我要把它放在琼斯老师课桌上方的天花板上。”
[0:36.868]"Let me get the ladder for you," says Brian. “我去给你拿梯子来，”布赖恩说。
[0:40.098]"I don't need the ladder," says Danny. “我不需要梯子，”丹尼说，
[0:42.974]"I think I'm tall enough." “我想我足够高。”
[0:45.288]But he isn't tall enough. 但他不够高。
[0:47.281]The ceiling is too high. 天花板太高了。
[0:49.707]Danny climbs onto Mr. Jones' chair. 丹尼爬上了琼斯老师的椅子。
[0:53.226]"Almost... almost..." says Danny. “差一点……差一点……”丹尼说。
[0:58.593]He climbs higher on Mr. Jones' chair. 他爬到琼斯老师椅子上更高的地方。
[1:01.791]Be careful! 当心！
[1:02.973]Come down, now! 快下来！
[1:04.700]Oh, help! 哦，救命！
[1:05.981]"Danny, stop!" shouts Jenny. “丹尼，别动！”詹妮喊道。
[1:08.180]But it's too late. 但太迟了。
[1:09.581]"Help!" shouts Danny. “救命！”丹尼叫道。
[1:12.155]He falls. 他掉了下来。
[1:15.864]Oh, help! 哦，救命！
[1:18.075]Mr. Jones runs into the room. 琼斯老师跑进画室。
[1:20.600]"What was that loud noise?" he asks. “那声巨响是什么？”他问道。
[1:23.693]"Who shouted?" “谁在叫？”
[1:25.373]He sees Danny. 他看见了丹尼。
[1:26.714]"Danny, are you all right? Are you hurt?" “丹尼，你没事吧？受伤了吗？”
[1:29.795]"No, I'm not injured," says Danny. “不，没受伤，”丹尼说。
[1:33.480]He's lying on the floor. 他躺在地板上。
[1:35.437]"My tail hurts a little, but it's not serious." “我的尾巴有点疼，但不严重。”
[1:39.352]Then they hear Brian say, very quietly, "Help!" 接着他们听见布赖恩微弱地喊：“救命！”
[1:43.846]"Where are you, Brian? I can't see you!" says Mr. Jones. “布赖恩，你在哪？我看不见你！”琼斯老师说。
[1:48.124]"I'm under Danny," says Brian. “我在丹尼下面，”布赖恩说。
[1:52.135]Danny jumps up. 丹尼跳了起来。
[1:53.645]"Oh, no!" he says. “哦，不！”他说，
[1:55.614]"It's my fault², Mr. Jones. “琼斯老师，是我的错。
[1:57.922]I climbed on your chair. 我爬上你的椅子。
[1:59.855]I didn't listen to their warning³." 我没听他们的提醒。”
[2:02.465]"Brian, are you okay?" asks Jenny. “布赖恩，你还好吗？”詹妮问。
[2:05.872]"No, I'm not okay," answers Brian. “不，我不好，”布赖恩回答道，
[2:09.545]"I tried to catch Danny, but he fell on top of me. “我想去抓住丹尼，但他落在了我上面。
[2:12.819]My arm hurts!" 我的胳膊疼！”
[2:15.151]"Shall I call an ambulance⁴?" asks Jenny. “我应该叫辆救护车吗？”詹妮问。
[2:18.254]"No," Mr. Jones says. "But please call Brian's mother. “不用，”琼斯老师说，“但请给布赖恩的妈妈打电话。
[2:22.060]Tell her that we are taking Brian to the hospital." 告诉她我们正送布赖恩去医院。”
[2:25.199]LET'S DO IT!
[2:26.840]Work with a partner.
[2:28.848]Imagine you are a journalist⁵ and your partner is a witness⁶ to an accident.
[2:34.753]Ask him or her questions beginning with who, what, when, where, which and why.
[2:44.075]Report your discoveries⁷ to the class.
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1 ceiling   

n.天花板；(规定价格、工资等的)最高限额

参考例句：

• It took more or less a whole day to paint the ceiling.粉刷天花板用了将近一整天的时间。
• A fly is on the ceiling.一只苍蝇在天花板上。

2 fault   

n.过错；缺点；故障；毛病；vt.挑剔；vi.弄错

参考例句：

• It's not our fault.这不是我方过错。
• I cannot pass over his fault.我不能宽恕他的过失。

3 warning   

n.警告，告诫，训诫，警戒，警报

参考例句：

• The other side paid no attention to our warning.对方不重视我方的警告。
• He realized that his doctor was warning him off drink.他意识到医生在告诫他戒酒。

4 ambulance   

n.救护车

参考例句：

• Do we need an ambulance?我们要辆救护车吗？
• Could you call an ambulance?你可以叫辆救护车吗？

5 journalist   

n.记者，新闻工作者

参考例句：

• He works at newspaper office as a journalist.他作为记者在报社工作。
• He has worked as a journalist for ten years.他当了十年的新闻记者。

6 witness   

n.证人，目击者，证据，证明，证词；vt.目击，作证，证明，表明，经历；vi.作证人

参考例句：

• She was a witness of the incident.她是事件的目击者。
• A witness was examined by him in a court of law.他在法庭上质问一个证人。

7 discoveries   

n.发现( discovery的名词复数 )；被发现的事物

参考例句：

• The study of psychology has recently been widely cross-fertilized by new discoveries in genetics. 心理学研究最近从遗传学的新发现中受益匪浅。
• These discoveries raise intriguing questions. 这些发现带来了非常有趣的问题。