Module 6 Unit 2 The WWF is working hard to save them all-(习题课件)【优+学案】2023-2024学年八年级上册英语课时通(外研版)

年级上册·WY 英 语 Module 6　Animals in danger Unit 2　The WWF is working hard to save them all. ⁠ Ⅰ.根据句意及首字母或汉语提示完成单词 1.We did a lot of research　⁠ about how to be safe on the way to school. 2.Uncle Jack works in the zoo.His job is to feed　⁠ animals. 3.The dog  　produced　⁠ （繁殖） two little dogs last month. 4.My town is in the  　southwest　⁠ （西南） of China. 5.Children should learn to help themselves get out of some bad  　situations　⁠ （情况）. esearch　 eed　 produced　 southwest　 situations　 Ⅱ.用括号内所给单词的适当形式填空 6.The Chinese  　government　⁠（govern） is making China stronger and stronger. 7.—What’s your dream，Zhang Li？ —To be a great  　scientist　⁠（science） like Yuan Longping. government　 scientist　 8.Do I need  　to bring　⁠ （bring） my homework to school？  9.—Is Lisa there？ —No，she isn’t.She  　is doing　⁠（do） some reading at the library.  to bring　 is doing　 10.How many  　nature　⁠（natural） parks are there in China？ nature　 ⁠ Ⅲ.阅读理解 There are many kinds of tigers all over the world，and the largest tiger is Northeast Tigers.Most Northeast Tigers live in the northeast of China，like Heilongjiang Province and Jilin Province.Because there are many forests and mountains，the tigers usually like living there.In the forests and mountains，there are fewer people getting out and coming in because they are afraid of tigers.So the tigers are very free.They can run after each other，catch and eat some small animals，like rabbits and deer.  The Northeast Tigers are different from the ordinary tigers.For example，the Northeast Tigers can swim very well，but can’t climb the trees.The Northeast Tigers’ hearing is the best，and no matter how low the sound is，they can hear it. As the number of the tigers becomes smaller and smaller，we should protect the tigers as well as we can from now on. （　A　）11.The small animals are afraid of tigers  　　　　⁠.  A.to catch them for dinner B.to leave them for a long time C.not to live with them D.to hear them playing A （　B　）12.The underlined phrase“run after”means“ 　　　　⁠”in Chinese