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关于五年级英语故事：约翰·亨利

John Henry is one of the famous heroes of American folklore. He worked on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad toward the end of the nineteenth century.

约翰·亨利是美国民间传说中一位著名的英雄人物。他于19世纪末在切萨皮克和俄亥俄铁路上工作。

John Henry was very strong. He made his mark in history because he could work harder and faster than any other man on the railroad. Curious people came from far and wide to see him hammer steel spikes through the hard earth.

约翰·亨利非常强壮。他之所以名垂史册是因为他比铁路上的任何其他人工作更努力更快。好奇的人们从四面八方赶来看他用锤子把铁钎打入坚硬的土地。

When the Big Bend Tunnel was started, trouble began. The mountain seemed impossible to get through. The men who were building the railroad bought a new invention, a drilling machine, to try to speed up the tunneling. The other railroad workers welcomed the machine, but not John Henry. He stubbornly insisted he could work harder and faster than any machine. "I'll die with a hammer in my hand, before I let a machine make a fool out of me," he said.

大本德隧道开始修建的时候遇到了困难。看起来没有可能打通大山了。开发商将新发明的钻机买了回来，以加快开凿隧道的速度。其他的铁路工人都很欢迎这种机器，但是亨利不喜欢。他固执地认为自己工作起来比任何机器更努力更快。“我宁可手拿锤子死去，也不愿受机器的愚弄。”他说。

And so a competition was planned. It would last for 45 minutes, or until one of the competitions gave up. The winner would be the man or machine who had drilled fartherest into the rock. Hundreds of people went to Big Bend to watch this great attraction.

于是，人们策划了一场比赛。比赛将持续45分钟，或者到比赛的一方放弃为止。胜者将是在岩石上开凿距离最远的机器或人。成百上千的人来到大本德观看这场引人注目的比赛。

After 30 minutes, the machine broke down, but John Henry kept right on working for 45 minutes. The machine had drilled only nine feet. John Henry, 15 feet. He had won a great victory, but the effort had been too much. As the song goes, "He died with the hammer in his hand, Lord, Lord ... died with the hammer in his hand."

30分钟后，机器因故障停了下来，但约翰·亨利没有停，他一直工作了45分钟。机器仅开凿了9英尺，而约翰·亨利开凿了15英尺。他大获全胜。然而这个努力的代价太大了，正如歌中所唱，“他手拿锤子死去了，主呀，主呀，他手拿锤子死去了。”

关于五年级英语故事：The open Door

敞开的门

Reverend Tom Sonack opened "The Open Door"about ten years ago. "The open Door" is a safe placefor street people to go to for socializing, freeclothes，use of computers, food, support, and manyother things.

汤姆·桑纳克牧师十年前成立“敞开的门”，这是一个安全的场所，街头游民不仅可以在这里从事社交活动，还提供免费的衣服、电脑使用、食物、支持和其他事物。

The Reverend was tired of feeling uncomfortableand helpless when he saw people on ethe street. "The Open Door" was his solution to theproblems. It has moved location a few times but now it is located in the heart of the city andhelps approximately 600 people a day.

牧师不希望再因为看到街头游民，而感到不安和无助，因此成立“敞开的门”来解决问题。“敞开的门”搬了几次家，现在坐落在市中心，每天都会帮助约六百人。

It is not just for street people but is also a place for people with mental disorders or physicaldisorders. Many of the people who use the facility praise the efforts of the staff and thevolunteers for creating such a welcoming place.

来到这里的人不只是街头游民，还包括心理失常和肢体障碍的人，利用这个地方的许多人赞美员工和义工努力创造这个温暖的地方。

The Reverend says,"It is important for people living on the streets to have a place to go. It alsohelps the residents of the city. It makes them feel safer having less people on the street. "Thestaff members at the "The Open Door"are also educators, providing information on drugaddiction, and offer counseling services.

牧师说：“让街头游民有地方可去很重要，这同样也在帮助这个城市的居民，街头少些人游荡，让他们感到更安全。”“敞开的门”里的员工同时还是教育者，提供毒瘾的相关资讯与咨询服务。

关于五年级英语故事：On the Edge

岌岌可危

Ted Jones was rock climbing with his son on a warmsummer's day.

They had just begun climbing again after taking ashort lunch break.

某年夏天在一个温暖的日子里，泰德·琼斯和儿子一同攀岩。中午刚过，他们休息没多久，便继续攀岩。

Tea knew his son was a great climber and trustedhim to lead as they climbed the side of theimpressive mountain face. Ted could see his sonjust ahead of him and noticed something was wrong.

泰德知道儿子是个优秀的登山者，因此在攀爬险峻的峭壁时，他让儿子带头。泰德可以看到儿子就在前方，突然注意到事情有些不太对劲。

His son had not properly fastened himself to the rock and he fell away. Ted reacted quickly anddid what he needed, to stop his son from falling very far. He succeeded but his son had hit hishead and was knocked unconscious and dangling in the air.

他的儿子没有抓紧岩石，整个人跌了下来，泰德快速反应，做他该做的事，在儿子还没跌下山之前，赶紧拉住绳子，他虽然成功，可是儿子却撞到岩石，整个人也昏了过去，身体在半空中晃着。

Ted unpacked something similar to a hammock, a bed that rock climbers use to sleep on theside of a rock face when on very long climbs. While supporting his son's weight and strickenwith fear for his son: Ted managed to hook up thehammock and lift his son into it.

泰德展开类似吊床的东西，这是攀岩者在长途攀岩途中，架在峭壁边用来睡觉的床。泰德承受着儿子的重量，一面很担心，他架起吊床，并把儿子放在吊床上。

Three days had passed before a rescue team found Ted and his son. Both were dehydratedbut thankful to be alive.

三天后，搜救队伍找到了泰德和他儿子，两人脱水，但幸好都活了下来。