Unit 6 Lesson 5　Writing 导学案 2023-2024学年人教版英语九年级全册

Lesson 5 Writing 读写练习 A回答问题 请阅读下面短文，根据所提供的信息。回答5个问题。要求所写答语法正确、语义完整切题。 From football to basketball,ball is part of the sport's name in many examples.However,if you watch an ice hockey()game for the first time,you will probably notice that there's no ball.In ice hockey,it's all about the puck:the little round black object that flies around the ice. Hockey pucks are flat and round.They are made of black rubber().They are about 7.62 centimeters across and 2.54 centimeters thick.Each puck weighs about 170 grams. The hockey puck first appeared in 1875,though it's unclear who actually invented it.Experts think the first hockey puck was likely just a rubber ball cut in half. Today,hockey pucks are only made in four countries:Canada,Russia,China,and the Czech Republic.At large factories,workers mix rubber with a special material first.Next,they add carbon black to the mixture.Then,they pour the mixture into a machine and press it.After that,special logos()can be added to each side.About 5.000 logoed pucks can be made in a week. Hockey pucks are really cool.They are kept frozen so that they can move easily on the ice and don't bounce()around. Once the players put on their ice skates,they're off running after the puck. 1.What are hockey pucks made of? 2.When did the hockey puck first appear? 3.In which countries are hockey pucks only made? 4.How many logoed pucks can be made in a week? 5.Why are hockey pucks kept frozen? 【短语积累】 l.carbon black炭黑 2.in half-半 3.mix ..with...混合.与. 4.add…t0。添加..到.m. 5.pour.into...把.-.倒入-… 6.so that以便 【难句解析及仿写】 Experts think the first hockey puck was likely just a rubber ball cut in half. 专家认为第一个冰球可能只是一个被切成两半的橡胶球。 解析：likely在这里作形容词.意为“可能的”。其用法为be likely to do sth.“可能做某事”及be likely(that)十从句“可能.."。 仿写：明天我可能会很忙 very busy tomorrow. =It very busy tomorrow. B.书面表达 社会的进步离不开发明e创造，不同的发明始我们的生活带来不同的影响。校英文报就“My Favorite Invention'"为主题展开征文比赛，请你写一篇文 章投稿。介绍你最喜欢的发明。内容包括： 1.你最喜欢的发明是什么及理由： 2.这项发明的优点及缺点（各两点）。 作文要求： 1.不能照抄原文：不得在作文中出现真实校名、地名和学生的真实姓名。 2.语句连贯，词数80左右。作文的开头