2015年上映的电影《滚蛋吧!肿瘤君》根据同名漫画改编，讲述了身患癌症的熊顿在与病魔抗争的日子里依然笑对人生的故事。整部电影像是一颗醇厚的酒心巧克力，在苦涩的主题之下，用浪漫治愈的手法让我们感受到生命的热度与香甜。

听说不仅漫画可以对抗癌症，摄影也可以哦！让我们来看看TA们是怎么做的吧！

难词扫障

1.chemotherapy n.化疗

2.radiation n.放射疗法

3.proceeds n.收益

4.pediatric cancer儿科癌症

5.grant n.补助金

扫码听测

I.听力理解

听录音并从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。本题考查的重点是学生对文本意义的理解能力和信息获取能力。

1.What's the theme of most of Bayu Lukman's photos?

A.Sadness.

B.Optimism.

C.Hope.

2.Why is photography very meaningful to these students according to the text?

A.Photography could be helpful to cure their cancer physically.

B.Photography could help them free from the cancer pain mentally.

C.Photography is a tool for them to document their wonderful life.

Track 03

Ⅱ.听写练习

一边听录音一边阅读以下文字材料，这些文字材料不是录音的全部内容，而是以提纲、摘要、笔记、图表等形式再现的录音的主要内容，需要补全的内容一般是录音中的关键信息。注意一空一词。

1.Many photos of student photographers who suffer from cancer were on____________in a gallery.

2.Madeline Morales learned to stay____________and motivated to keep fighting with this disease.

3.The Pablove Shutterbugs program aims to offer financial support for pediatric____________.

4.With____________many young students gain an identity that is not defined by cancer.

文本解说

癌症是一种无法治愈的疾病，不但折磨人的身体也折磨人的精神，需要长期与之斗争，而对于患有癌症的青少年来说，更是一个痛苦漫长的过程。但有这样一群青少年因为摄影而改变了他们的抗癌之路：他们热爱摄影，积极展现自己的作品，与他人分享他们的抗癌经验，用乐观去面对生活，去打动世界！

15-year-old student photographer Madeline Morales has had special experiences different from others.She hasundergone chemotherapyandradiation.

Morales'sphotoswere on display in agallerytoday.These images reflect her journey while battling cancer.

“I tried to look at things with a lot of light;a lot of what draws me to positiveness;something that means love or happiness.I think withphotographyand having thatfaithof God has really helped me a lot.I learned to stay positive and motivated to keep fighting with this disease.”Morales said.

Morales is one of 23 students sharing their experiences with cancer through photos at this gallery.They are graduates of the Pablove foundation's Shutterbugs advanced photography class.These students could completely understand their own experiences and become a happy community.Being together has really made them feel comfortable andundertakewhat they've been through and where they're going with it.

The Pablove Shutterbugs program offers classes in eight cities across the United States.Proceedsfrom sales of these photographs will go towardpediatric cancerresearchgrants.

Bayu Lukman,a student photographer,was diagnosed withcancer when he was 10 years old.There are some Lukman's photos in this gallery.Most of his photo themes are focused on hope.

“This butterfly in a way knows it flies;it kind ofrepresentsthe feeling of optimism I'd say.And optimism is needed when we fight cancer and the effects of chemotherapy and radiation”,says Lukman.“You kind of get really depressed,and maybe you don't want to live anymore.But you need to stayoptimisticand push yourself through.”

With photography many young students gain an identity that is not defined by cancer.In addition tocancer-related experiences,they have many stories to tell.

“We want people to see what we see even if it's through the lens （镜头）.Problems help me understand more about the struggles of cancer and give me a small chance to actually assist in the world a bit with photography.I could express my story and allow it to help other kids so that they can understand how to deal with cancer hopefully.”

They use photography as not only an engagingdistractionbut also a tool to document their struggle with cancer.They also share their stories with the world through photography.

Language Study

I.Important words and phrases in the text

1.undergo v.经历；经受；忍受

2.gallery n.画廊；展览馆

3.photography n.摄影；摄影术

4.faith n.信念；信仰；诚意

5.undertake v.承担；从事；同意

6.represent v.代表；代理；象征

7.optimistic adj.乐观的；乐观主义的

8.distraction n.使人分心的事；注意力分散

9.be diagnosed with被诊断出……

10.in addition to除……之外；另外

Ⅱ.Complete the following sentences in correct forms with the words given above.

1.After________a series of cruel facts,she has become more powerful.

2.He is very fond of taking pictures,so he often says________is one of his great hobbies.

3.John has been picked out to________the whole team to attend the sports meeting.

4.When facing problems,Henry has been always________about his work and life.

5.We heard that she was________with lung cancer in her fifties.Critical Reading

What does photography mean to change the life of student photographers diagnosed with cancer?