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“书虫·牛津英汉双语读物”是外语教学与研究出版社和牛津大学出版社联袂奉献给英语学习者的一大分级阅读精品书系，为您提供从小学高年级至大学的全套阅读方案。畅销十余年、销售逾60，000，000册。内容为读者耳熟能详的经典作品简写本及原创精彩故事。作者团队强大：包括英语教育专家及富有经验的牛津大学出版社的签约作者。图书按照词汇量和语言难度进行科学分级。共七个级别。入门级为漫画形式，看图阅读；第一级至第六级为英汉对照形式，每页提供重点单词注释。套装内每本书都配有MP3光盘，由国外专业播音员朗读。每本书后配有练习题，协助测试阅读效果。
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内容简介
“书虫”系列是外研社和牛津大学出版社联合为中国英语学习者奉献的一大精品，丛书为世界优秀文学名著的英文简写本或原创作品，具有提高读者英文水平和陶冶情操的双重作用。本丛书自问世以来深受广大学生、英语学习者的喜爱，连续多年畅销不衰。《彩票大赢家（1级.适合初1.初2）/书虫.牛津英汉双语读物》为“书虫·牛津英汉双语读物”系列1级读物，属简易文学，适合初一、初二年级的读者阅读。想象一下。你买彩票中了五百万英镑——你突然有钱了！你会怎么花这笔钱？贾森·威廉斯是个很开心的年轻人。他有一张中奖的彩票——和一张五百万英镑的支票。不过别人也想要他的钱。他的母亲、父亲、妻子，和他的律师。埃玛·卡特非常生气，很不开心。她说那是她的彩票，是她赢了大奖，不是贾森·威廉斯。那么谁会得到那笔钱？
作者简介
罗斯玛丽·博德，一位经验丰富的教师和作家。她曾做过编辑、律师及记者。她为英语学习者创作过多本图书——多得连她自己都数不清。她创作及改编过80多本分级读物，其中就包括为牛津书虫系列创作的图书。
目录
1 The bag-snatcher
1 抢包的歹徒
2 The winning ticket
2 中奖的彩票
3 Jason in trouble
3 贾森惹麻烦
4 Everybody loves a winner
4 人人爱赢家
5 Emma gets a lawyer
5 埃玛找律师
6 The money and the ticket
6 奖金和彩票
7 So who's going to win？
7 谁会是赢家？
ACTIVITIES Before Reading
ACTIVITIES While Reading
ACTIVITIES After Reading
精彩书摘
One Saturday afternoon in a small town，Emma Carter came out of a shoe shop with some new shoes. They were cheap shoes，but Emma was very pleased with them. She was seventy-three years old and did not have much money. She began to walk home. 'A nice cup of tea，' she thought，'and then I can go for a walk in my new shoes.'
It was a quiet town and there was nobody in the street. Suddenly，Emma heard something behind her. She did not have time to look，because just then somebody ran up behind her，hit her on the head，and snatched her bag out of her hands. Emma fell down on her back. Then she looked up，and saw a tall young man with long，dirty brown hair. He stood and looked down at her for a second; then he ran away with Emma's bag under his arm.
He ran away with Emma's bag under his arm.
'Help！Help！' Emma cried.
But nobody came，and after two or three minutes Emma slowly got up and went to the nearest house. The people there were very kind. They gave Emma a cup of tea，and soon an ambulance came and took her to hospital.
At the hospital a doctor looked at Emma's head and back. 'You're going to be OK，' he said. 'Just take it easy for a day or two. Can your husband help you at home?'
'My husband died eight years ago，' said Emma. 'There's only me at home.'
