Unit 8 Save Our World 查漏补缺自测卷-【一线调研】2023-2024学年八年级下册英语单元整合卷(冀教版)

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学段 初中
学科 英语
教材版本 初中英语冀教版(2012)八年级下册
年级 八年级
章节 Unit 8 Save Our World
类型 作业-单元卷
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使用场景 同步教学-单元练习
学年 2024-2025
地区(省份) 全国
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发布时间 2024-06-14
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作者 陕西助力文化传媒有限公司
品牌系列 一线调研·单元整合卷
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Atlast,MumandDadbegantosavegas( _` ).Mumusedto  8  ustoschool,butnowmysisterandIstartedridingourbikesto school.Itshardwork 9  goodexercise!ThisweekDadandafewof thepeopleinhiscompanyalsostartedtogotoworkinonecarand  10  thecost. Thesearegreatwaystohelpprotectourenvironment. (  )1.A.out    B.on    C.of      D.behind (  )2.A.turnedup B.turnedon C.turneddown D.turnedof (  )3.A.some B.al C.any D.both (  )4.A.put B.reduced C.sent D.created (  )5.A.electricity B.food C.rubbish D.paper (  )6.A.again B.instead C.already D.too (  )7.A.clean B.used C.hot D.cold (  )8.A.drive B.order C.show D.cary (  )9.A.or B.but C.so D.and (  )10.A.aford B.waste C.share D.increase þ% : !"#k.¹34 , /ñÚr , '678()*+,* 9.)/012 , c34fgst 。 Theearthisourhomeandwemusttakegoodcareofit.Thatisto saywemust 11 theland,airandwaterclean.Butmanhasproduced alotofpolutiononearth 12  hefirstmadefire,washedhisclothesin theriverandthrewrubbishontheground.Manyyearsago,polutionwas notsoserious 13  therewerenotsomanypeople. Therewereenough 14  air,landandwater.Whenthelandorthe riverwasdirtyinoneplace,man 15  toanotherplace.Manis 16  thewholeworldnow.Sothereisntenoughcleanair,landorwaternow. Themorepeoplethereareinoneplace,the 17  environmenttheywil maybehave. Perhapsyouare 18  itisendless( Ë·aX )forpeopleto producepolution.Luckily,weare 19  totelyouthatpeoplehave cometoknowthedangerofpolution.Andyoucan 20  moreand morepeopleareworkinghardtoprotectourearth. (  )11.A.have B.take C.watch D.keep (  )12.A.for B.since C.when D.from (  )13.A.so B.if C.because D.but (  )14.A.clean B.old C.dirty D.new (  )15.A.blew B.atended C.moved D.left (  )16.A.enjoying B.poluting C.clearing D.caring (  )17.A.beter B.worse C.less D.more (  )18.A.happy B.afraid C.excited D.interested (  )19.A.nervous B.sad C.woried D.glad (  )20.A.visit B.make C.find D.look Ⅱ.efgh(Ã15̂ Â,²20() þ. : !"#k A、B、C $¹34 , '678()*+,*9:O 16¾Ð&]s…67qÍ8.)/012 。( à 10̂  , ² 15 ( ) A (  )21.Volunteerswilteachchildren    . A.howtoprotectthesea   B.howtowritealeter C.howtospeakChinese D.howtoplaythepiano (  )22.Volunteersneedtostartworkon    . A.Sunday   B.Monday   C.Friday   D.Saturday (  )23.Volunteerscan    . A.leaveatanytime B.haveagoodpay C.dosomebusiness D.stayinabeachroom B Howdoyoudealwithplasticbagsfromthesupermarket?Throw themawayorrecyclethem?Howabouteatingthem? Thebagsarenoharmfultotheenvironment.Humansandanimals cansafelyeatthem.IndiancompanyEnviGreenhasmadeabagwith naturalmaterials.Itlooksandfeelsjustlikeplastic,butcanbreakdown ( (ª )easily. AshwathHedgewhosetuptheEnviGreencompanyspentfouryears doingexperiments( tá )with12naturalmaterials.Theyincludepotato, corn,vegetableoilandbanana.Hemadethematerialintoliquid( õ— ) andusedtheliquidtomakethebag. AlthoughtheEnviGreenbagismoreexpensivethanacommon plasticbag,ithasmanyadvantages.AccordingtoTheWalStreetJournal, ittakes1,000yearsforcommonplasticbagstobreakdown.Butan EnviGreenbagcannaturalybreakdowninlessthan180days.Italso breaksdowninlessthanadayinwater,andinlessthanaminutein boilingwater.Hedgewashappytoshowitinhisinterview.Heputan EnviGreenbaginwaterandateitwithasmile. Therearemorethan15,000tonsofplasticwasteinIndiaeveryday. Butonly9,000tonsareprocessed.InChina,3bilionplasticbagsare usedeveryday.MaybetheEnviGreenbagcouldbeasolution( ªBÐ ] )totheworldproblemofplasticpolution. (  )24.AccordingtoParagraph2,wecanknowthefolowing EXCEPTthat    . A.theEnviGreenbagcanbreakdowneasily B.theEnviGreenbagismadefromnaturalmaterials C.theEnviGreenbagcanbeeatenbyhumansandanimals D.theEnviGreenbagisalitleharmfultotheenvironment (  )25.TheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph4showsthatthe EnviGreenbag    . A.issafeandcanbreakdownquickly B.isusefulalthoughitismoreexpensive C.looksandfeelslikeacommonplasticbag D.wilbeusedmorewidelythanacommonbag (  )26.Fromthelastparagraph,wecaninfer( R~ )    . A.alofIndiasplasticwasteisprocessed B.Indiahasthemostplasticwasteintheworld C.ChinaproducesmoreplasticwastethanIndia D.theEnviGreenbagmayhelpsolvetheproblem of plasticpolution C Anewrubbishsortingsystem( ÌÍ(;Üö )hasbeenputinto useinFangchengyuanCommunityinBeijing.Localpeoplenotonlysort theirrubbish,butalsoputQRcodes( <Ò÷ )onit. “Whentherubbishiscolectedandthecodesareseen,Iwilget rewardpointstoexchangeforsmalgiftsandevensomemoney,”oneof thelocalpeopletoldreporters.“Itsrealycreativeandencouraging.” Thissmartsystem hasbeencariedoutin350communitiesin Beijing.ThecapitalofChinahasjoinedalistofcitiesinthecountrythat takeactiontosupportrubbishsorting.Forexample,Shenzhenand Shanghaihavemadelawstopunishpeopleandorganizationsfornot sortingrubbishcorectly. Chinaproducesquitealotofrubbisheveryyear.Muchofthe rubbishisburied( ëø )insoilorburnedwithoutbeingsorted.Landfils ( ëø£ )takeupalotoflandandhaveariskofpolutingthesoiland waternearby.Andburningrubbishcanproduceharmfulgases.Through rubbishsorting,wecanreducetheuseoflandfilsandairpolution. Whatsmore,rubbishsortingsavesresources,whichcouldbring economicbenefits( \ùLú ).Forexample,atonofwastepapercanbe reusedtomakeabout850kgofpaper,saving17treesand50percentof water.Becauseoftheirbenefits,somecountrieshavedevelopedsuccessful sortingsystems. Japanhasastrictanddetailedsystem.Whenpeoplethrowawaya waterbotle,thecap,thewrapper( ˜ÆŸ )andthebotleitselfhaveto gointothreediferentbins.Everyyear,familiesreceivespecialrubbish sortingtimetablesanddirectionsfromtheirlocalgovernments.Theyare advisedtofolow thetimetablesand directionswhen theythrow awayrubbish. InAustralia,everyfamilyisprovidedwiththreerubbishbins—thered lid( ¼V )binfor“generalwaste”likefoodandplasticbags,theyelowlid binfor“recycling”likesteelandglass,andthegreenlidbinfor“green waste”suchasgrassandleaves.Onthestreets,thebinsareprintedwith picturesofthethingsthatarealowedinside.Itmakesrecyclingquiteeasy. ! " # $ % · !"#$%& ·J· —87— —88— (  )27.Whatwillocalpeopleprobablygetiftheyputdailyrubbish intothenewsysteminFangchengyuanCommunity? A.Acomputer.     B.Acar. C.Alotofmoney. D.Somesmalgifts. (  )28.Whichparagraphdiscussestheeconomicbenefitsofrubbish sorting? A.Paragraph3. B.Paragraph4. C.Paragraph5. D.Paragraph6. (  )29.InAustralia,whichbinshouldyouputfoodleftafterdinnerin? A.Theredlidbin. B.Theyelowlidbin. C.Thegreenlidbin. D.Theblacklidbin. (  )30.WhichofthefolowingisTRUEaccordingtothetext? A.InAustralia,thegreenlidbinisusedforalkindsof recyclable( #ûIX )wastes. B.InJapan,alkindsofthingsforrecyclingareprintedon rubbishbins. C.Japanesepeoplecannotthrowabotleintoabinunless theymoveawaythewrapperfirst. D.Australianpeoplehavetoobeylocaltimetablesand directionstothrowawayrubbishstrictly. þ% : CD34FG , '3458*+,*9:;<=>?8 /0*+ 。 *+,«"+±ˆ8*+ 。( à 5̂  , ² 5 ( ) Globalwarmingisabigproblemthatwehavetostop.Oneofthe bestthingswedoistoplantmoretrees.TreescantakeinCO2intheair andstopglobalwarming.31.     AteamofscientistsatBostonUniversityhasbeenworkingwith NASAtostudyEarthsgreenvegetation( ?º ).Theyusedaspecial NASAcameraandfoundthatgloballeafareahadincreasedby5percent sincetheearly2000s.32.     Thatsaboutonequarterofthesize oftheentireAmazonrainforest. ThegrowthmainlycamefromChinasforestprotectionprograms, NASAsaid.Forexample,since1962,Chinahasbeenplantingtreesin Saihanba,HebeiProvince.Itwasonceadesert.33.     34.     AntForest,afeatureinAlipayapp,givesusers pointsfordoingecofriendlythingssuchaswalkingandgoingpaperless intheofice.Userscanthenusethesepointstowaterandgrowtheirown virtual( üúX )trees.Whenthevirtualtreesarebigenough,Ant Forestwilplantrealtreessomewhereintheworld.35.     A.Morethan55miliontreeshavebeenplantedinthisway. B.TheChinesepublichasalsojoinedintheseactivitiesrecently. C.AndChinawasresponsiblefor25% ofthatgain,accordingtothe study. D.However,peopletherecanproducevegetableswithoutanydificulty now. E.Butnow,Chinahasturnedtheareaintothecountryslargestmanmade forest. F.Accordingtoanewsreport,Chinaisdoingagreatjobof“greening” theworld. G.Developarecyclingpolicyforthewholecommunity. Ⅲ.89-::/0<=5"„…,;*+†,"89‡ˆ!‰-:(à 5̂  , ² 10 ( ) 36. 9¢à;OñOoåIÌ ( XÙý )。 We           thataccident. 37. œÍÈ9¢k…H)Jš 。 Ourteacher      us      sixgroups. 38. Çn«.Îá 。 Thereare           booksontheground. 39.̀ 9¢?*ÏÐi , 9¢û™Ñå² 。 Whenweseegarbage,wealways            . 40. ?*9¢8ÅQÒÁÓԔÕO 。 Itsgreat           ourschoolteam     the champion. Ⅳ.,‰CD:;Š‹Œ<=*+>?@ABCD,,‰8Ž(¤ }Ÿsžê|° 。 ¤Hžë|}Ÿs )( à 10̂  , ² 10 ( ) treat much our live nature polute house cause beings keep Natureisthemotherofmankind.Wehuman41.      get almosteverythingweneedfromher.Weliveon42.      food.We makeclothesfromnaturalmaterials.Andwebuildour43.      of stoneandwood.Thoughwegetalmosteverythingweneedfromnature,it isapitythathumanstakelitlecareofnature.Asweasknaturefor 44.      andmore,wehavedestroyedthebalanceofnature. Water,airandsoilhavebeenbadly45.     .Manykindsofanimals andplantshavedisappearedcompletely.Manypeoplesuferfromdiseases 46.      bypolution.Andmanypeopleintheworldarestarving ( þÿ ).Asaresult,wehumansarebeingpunished( ,- )bynaturefor whatwehavedone47.     .Inordertoliveon,weshouldlearn to48.      naturebetersothatitwillookafterusbeterinthe future.49.      thebalanceofnatureisalsoimportantforusto remember,becauseal50.      thingsareconnected. Ⅴ.ij.ef:ef‡p,‰,/0,‰‘’,89‡ˆ“#(Ã5^  , ² 10 ( ) CarFreeDayencouragesdriverstogiveuptheircarsforadayto protecttheenvironment.Peoplefromaroundtheworldgettogetherinthe streetstoremindtheworldthatwedonthavetoacceptthesocietyfulof cars.Itwasfirststartedby34citiesinFranceandSeptember22isCar FreeDay.ThefirstCarFreeDayinChinawasinChengduin2000.The sloganforthedayis“Ifwedrivelessforoneday,wecanhaveonemore niceday.” Organizedactivitiesareheldinmanycities,suchasNewYorkand LondononCarFreeDay.InBrussels,CarFreeDayshalbevalidfor everybodyexceptpersonswithaspecialpermit,buttheyhavetoslow downtothespeedof30kilometersperhour.Thepublictransportationis encouraged.Thestreetsareopenonlytowalkers,bicyclesandbusesfrom 7:00a.m.to7:00p.m.InBeijing,itasksdriverstoleavetheircarsat homeforonedayeachmonthandwalkorrideabiketowork.Moreand morepeoplearejoiningintheactivity.Inthefirstquarterofthisyear, Beijingonlyhad52blueskydays,andyoumayseehazealmostevery day!WemustdomoreforCarFreeDayasaBeijingdriversaid,“We maynotchangetheweather,butwecanchoosenottodrive.” Butwedonotwantjustonedayandthenareturnto“normal”life. WeshouldgoonwithCarFreeDay. 51.WherewasCarFreeDaystartedfirst? Itwasfirststartedby34citiesin        . 52.HowlongshouldthecardriversnotdriveinthestreetsinLondonon CarFreeDay? Thecardriversdontdriveinthestreets        . 53.WhosalowedtobeinthestreetsonCarFreeDayinBrussels? Thestreetsareopenonlytowalkers,bicyclesand         from7:00a.m.to7:00p.m. 54.WhatdoesCarFreeDayaskdriversinBeijingtodoeverymonth? InBeijing,itasksdriversnottodriveforonedayeachmonthandto          towork. 55.WhatsthepurposeofCarFreeDay? CarFreeDayencouragesusto        . Ⅵ.Y”cd(à 5̂ Â,²5() CD#klm,8VW , |h)=>?;<.)À`8^q , c lmXÜst 。 A:Hi,Peter.Whatareyoudoing? B:Iamreadingabook. A:56.            ? B:Itisaboutthefuture. A:57.            ? B:Inthefuture,therewilbemorepolutionandtheearthwilbein danger.Weshoulddosomethingtosavetheearth. A:58.            ? B:Wecandolotsofthings,suchastakingthesubwaysless,writingon bothsidesofpaperandusingplasticbags. A:Oh,thebookseemsveryinterestingandeducational.Iwanttoread it.Doyoumindlendingittome? B:59.            .Hereyouare.Youcanhaveitfor aweek. A:Thankyouverymuch. B:60.            . Ⅶ.opqr(à 1̂ Â,²15()(øŽœžŸxx ) ä崙 John,́ ź֏@ “ åòe¦9¢8›W ” ±Ó&8 lð`P 。 °´CD@#ºß ,̧ .¹lðõ 。 \È 80 ÉÊ 。 4] ö÷à79 , “ú<û\È 。 ºß :1. iזŒ 1—3 ){Ø8›WÐ& ( l¢¼uÐX!¬ §:_Žo“oµ , ©¯?¢ËÌX"ê¯ ……); 2. 9¢¬®¯K¨8°±e¦9¢8›W , i&)×Í Ö–Œ ( l#Ák#$xë%Ö6r , ÷@.ê÷@ &NM…†‡ ……)。 Aswealknow,theenvironmentaroundusisgetingworseand worse.   ! " # $ % · !"#$%& ·J· —111— —112— Ⅳ.1.planets 2.nearest 3.the 4.space 5.surface 6.oceans 7.covered 8.and 9.turns 10.coming Ⅴ.1—5 ADBEG Ⅵ.1.beenmaried 2.proud 3.thirds 4.pronunciation  5.planting 6.wasproduced 7.politely 8.milion  9.toshow 10.saying Ⅶ.1.anyother 2.populationof 3.to;south 4.capitalcity 5.thethird Ⅷ.Onepossibleversion: TaiwanisonepartofChina.Itisinthesoutheastof China,anditscapitalisTaipei.Thereare22,600,000peoplein Taiwan.ItisthelargestislandinChina.Thereisplentyofrain altheyearround.Itishotinsummerandwarminwinter.We maygotosomeplacesofinterestinTaiwan,suchasMountAli andSunMoonLake.IhopeIcangotoTaiwansoon. {¼*©WXYZwx¯ Ⅰ.1—5 BDDAC 6—10 BBABC 11—15 DBCAC 16—20 BBBDC Ⅱ.21—25 ABDDA 26—30 DDCAC 31—35 FCEBA Ⅲ.36.havelearnedabout 37.divides/divided;into 38.pilesof 39.pickitup 40.tosee;win Ⅳ.41.beings 42.natural 43.houses 44.more 45.poluted 46.caused 47.ourselves 48.treat 49.Keeping 50.living Ⅴ.51.France 52.foraday 53.buses 54.walkorrideabike 55.protecttheenvironment Ⅵ.56.Whatisitabout 57.Whatwilitbelikeinthefuture 58.Whatcanwedotosavetheearth 59.Ofcoursenot 60.Youarewelcome Ⅶ.Onepossibleversion: Aswealknow,theenvironmentaroundusisgetingworse andworse. Insomeplaces,wecantseefishswimmingaroundinthe riversortreesonthehils.Somepeopleevenhavenoclean watertodrink.SoIthinkwemustdosomethingtoprotect ourenvironment.Forexample,Wecangotoschoolonfoot orbybikeandcanuseshoppingbasketsinsteadofplastic bagswhenshopping.Andinourdailylife,weshoulduseboth sidesofthepaper.Bydoingsmalthingslikethese,therewil belesspolutionandourlifewilbebeter. Letsworktogethertomakeourearthmorebeautiful! {ƒ°±±½¢£¯ ( | ) [\´µ : Ⅰ.[cd,F}~ þ. : ÿ#k 10 !lm , h!lm5«.)Ð& , " "# 。 °CDh!lm8FGÆ5k8Ð& , '678$ )*+,*9/_`8.+ 。 1.W:WelhaveaChristmaspartytomorow.Wilyoujoinus? M:Yes.Whenwilthepartybegin?Iwontfinishmyhomework until5:00p.m. W:Thepartywilstartat7:00p.m.Itwilbeavery wonderfulparty. M:OK.Iljoinit. Q:Whenwilthepartystart? 2.M:Wouldyouliketogotothezoowithmethisafternoon, Mary? W:Idliketo,butImuststayathomeanddothehousework. M:Why? W:Becausemymotherisbusyworkingattheshoefactory. Q:WhatwilMarydothisafternoon? 3.W:Haveyoueverbeenabroad,Bil? M:Yes,IhaveafriendinEnglandandIvisitedhimlastyear. Q:WheredidBilgolastyear? 4.W:Pleasedontsmokehere. M:Sory.Ididntnoticethesign. Q:Whichsignaretheytalkingabout? 5.M:Whatareyougoingtodothisafternoon,Anna? W:Whataniceday!Imgoingtoplayontheswinginthepark. Q:WhatisAnnagoingtodothisafternoon? 6.W:Yourcookieslookgreat!Wheredidyoubuythem? M:IgotthemfromtheSunnyBakingShop.Theyarevery cheap.Aboxofcookiesonlycosts2dolars,soIgotten boxes. Q:Howmuchdidthemanspendonthecookies? 7.W:Doyouknowthepandasareindanger? M:Yes.Weshouldtakeactiontoprotectthem. W:Goodpoint. Q:Whatkindofanimalaretheytalkingabout? 8.W:Haveyoueverbeenbacktoyourhometown,Danny? M:Yes.Myhometownhaschangedalot.Anewbridgewas builtlastyear.Whataboutyourhometown,Jenny? W:Manyschoolsandlibrarieshavebeenbuiltinrecentyears. M:Thatsgreat. Q:WhathasbeenbuiltinDannyshometown? 9.W:Jack,whatsthetimenow? M:Itseightforty. W:Oh,huryup,orwewilmissthetrain. M:Dontwory.Itwiltakeusonlytwentyminutestogetto thestation. Q:Whenwiltheyariveatthetrainstation? 10.M:Whatabigzoo!Doyouknowwherethelionis? W:Itisoverthere,nexttotheelephants.Becarefulwith thenaughtymonkeys. M:Thankyou.Iwil.Theydocausesometrouble. Q:Whatanimaldoesthemanwanttosee? þ% : ÿ#k"!lm , h!lm5«&'J& , °C Dh!lm8FGÆ5k8Ð& , '678$)*+,*9 /_`8.+ 。 h!lm""# 。 ÿþ 11 !lm , O1þ 11、12 J& 。 W:Whichclubdoyouwanttojoin,John? M:Theartclub,myfavouriteclub.Whataboutyou,Jenny? W:Iwanttojointheenvironmentclub. M:Theenvironmentclub?Whatdostudentsdointheclub? W:Theyworktogethertoreducepolutionandprotectthe environment. M:Thatsoundsgood.Iwanttojointheclub,too. W:OK.Letsjoinittogether. ÿþ 12 !lm , O1þ 13 ( 15 J& 。 W:Jim,doyoulikesurfingtheInternet? M:Yes,IusetheInterneteveryday.Ithinkitsveryhelpful. W:Iagreewithyou.Itiswidelyusedinourdailylife. M:Yeah,Ioftenlistentomusicandwatchmoviesonit.Andit canalsohelpusfindjobs.Doyouoftengoonline,Lisa? W:Hmm...IsometimeslookforinformationontheInternet. Butmycomputeristooold.Iwanttobuyanewone. M:Whynotbuyoneonline?Itscheaper. W:Goodidea. Ⅱ.[€,C‚ )&´Ôÿ*.!+> , ""# 。 °CD6ÿFG , X [\]3^s…#$%& 。( ¤Hžë|}Ÿs ) Goodmorning,class!NextMondaywilbeourfifteenth SportsDay.Andheresaplanfortheday.Theopeningofthe SportsDaywilbeat8:30inthemorning.Makesureyouwont belateforit.Afterthat,wewilhavethe100metrerace.The racewilstartatnineandendattwelve.Yourlunchwilstartat 12:30.Youwilhaveonehourandthirtyminutesforit.After thelunchhour,wewilhavethehighjump.Thehighjumpwil startat2:00pm.Finaly,wewilhaveafootbalmatch.Itwil startathalfpastthree.Itmustbeexciting.Ihopeyouwil havefun. [\}~ : Ⅰ.1—5 ACACC 6—10 CCABB 11—15 ACBBC Ⅱ.16.Monday 17.start/begin 18.12:30 19.highjump 20.afootbalmatch ]^}~ : Ⅲ.21—25 BDACC 26—30 BDCBA 31—35 BDACB 36—40 DABCB Ⅳ.41—45 ACDAC 46—50 BDCAB 51—55 ECBDF Ⅴ.56.risen 57.passedon 58.sixteen 59.grammar 60.empty Ⅵ.61.voleybal 62.two 63.score 64.caled 65.another 66.no 67.They 68.running 69.between 70.than Ⅶ.71.children 72.“TheDogSchool” 73.obeyandprotecttheirowners 74.theirownhome 75.89764529 Ⅷ.76.CanIhelpyou 77.Whatcolourdoyouwant 78.Whatsizeshoesdoyouwear 79.CanItrythemon 80.Howmucharethey( †E:F| , GËÂåH# ) Ⅸ.Onepossibleversion: SavingOurEnvironment Itsveryimportanttocolectgarbage,becausegarbage canpoluteourenvironment. Weshouldthinkofwaystodowiththegarbage.For example,wecancolectthegarbage.Somegarbagecanbe recycled,suchaspaper,botlesandglass.Wecansortthem intodiferentkinds. Asastudent,weshouldntthroweverythingout.Dontspit everywhere.Andwemustntdrawonthewals.Wemusttryto protectourenvironmentandmaketheworldmorebeautiful. {ƒ°±±½¢£¯ ( ƒ ) [\´µ : Ⅰ.[cd,F}~ þ. : ÿ#k 10 !lm , h!lm5«.)Ð& , " "# 。 °CDh!lm8FGÆ5k8Ð& , '678$ )*+,*9/_`8.+ 。 1.M:Whatacoldday!Anotherstayathomeday. W:Yes,itskindofboring.Butthesnowismeltingandthe springisnotfaraway. M:HowmuchIwanttotakeawalkinaparkfulofflowers! W:SodoI. Q:Whatseasonisitnow? 2.M:Sory,Imlate.Howisitgoing? W:Sithere,please.Youremissingthemostexcitingpart. M:Realy?Whatsthescorenow? W:7:5. Q:Whataretheydoing? 3.W:Didyouplaytabletennisafterschoolyesterdayafternoon? M:No,Ididnt.Iplayedbadmintoninstead. Q:Whatdidtheboydoafterschoolyesterday? 4.W:Imadeaglassofjuicefromsomepears. M:Realy?Letmehaveataste. Q:Whatfruitdidthewomanuse? 5.W:John,haveyoueverbeentoJapan? M:No,IveneverbeentoanycountriesinAsia.ButIwent toAustralialastyear. Q:WhichcountryhasJohnbeento? 6.M:Bodylanguageisdiferentindiferentcountries. W:Yes,butasmileisthesamealaroundtheworld. Q:Whatisthesamealaroundtheworld? 7.W:DoyouknowhowbigAsiais? M:Sory,Idontknow.Canyoutelmesomethingaboutit? W:Sure.Itcoversmorethanfortyfourmilionsquare kilometresandmorethanfourbilionpeopleliveinAsia. Q:WhatsthepopulationofAsia? 8.M:Myfatherdrivesmetoschooleveryday.Howaboutyou? W:Igotoschoolbybikebecauseitsgoodfortheenvironment anditisagoodwaytokeepfit. Q:Howdoesthegirlgotoschool? 9.W:Dontthrowawaythebrokenmodelplane.Maybewecan recycleit. M:OK.Letmefixit. Q:Whataretheytalkingabout? 10.W:Thatsalotofgarbage!Letmehelpyousortit! M:Thankyou.Its4:30now.Withyourhelp,Ithinkwe wilfinishitaround5:30. Q:Howsoonwiltheyfinishsortingthegarbage? þ% : ÿ#k"!lm , h!lm5«&'J& , °C Dh!lm8FGÆ5k8Ð& , '678$)*+,*9 /_`8.+ 。 h!lm""# 。 ÿþ 11 !lm , O1þ 11、12 J& 。 W:Whatstheweatherliketoday? M:Ithasstoppedsnowing,buttheresalitlecoldwind. W:Lookattheicetherehangingfromthetrees! M:Doyouknowwhatthetemperatureistoday? W:Imissedtodaysweatherreportovertheradio. M:Itfeelslike15degreesbelowzeroatleast.Idontmindthe coldweather.ButIdohatethethicksnow. W:Theicewilsoonbethickenoughforskating.Imsofondof wintersports! M:Metoo.Letsgoskatingtogethertomorow. ÿþ 12 !lm , O1þ 13 ( 15 J& 。 W:Whatsyourfavouritethingfromchildhood,SunNing? M:Itsagreenbike. W:Whogaveittoyou? M:Iboughtitformyself. W:Howdidyougetthemoney? M:Ihadayardsaleandsoldsomeoldthings.Iboughtthat bikewiththemoney. W:Howlonghaveyouhadit? M:Ihavehaditforfiveyears. W:Whydoyoulikeitsomuch? M:BecauseIlearnedhowtorideabikeonit. W:Didyouusetorideit? M:Yes,Iusedtogobikeridingonit. W:Soitsspecialtoyou. M:Thatsright. Ⅱ.[€,C‚ )&´Ôÿ*.!+> , ""# 。 °CD6ÿFG , X [\]3^s…#$%& 。( ¤Hžë|}Ÿs ) Itsveryimportanttocolectrubbish,becauserubbishcan poluteourenvironment.Weshouldthinkofwaystodealwith therubbish.Forexample,wecancolecttherubbish.Some rubbishcanberecycled,suchaspaper,botlesandglass.We candividethemintodiferentkinds.Asastudent,weshouldnt throwthingsabout.Dontspit.Andwemustntdrawonthe wals.Wemusttrytoprotectourenvironmentandmakethe worldmorebeautiful. [\}~ : Ⅰ.1—5 ACCBC 6—10 AAABB 11—15 CABAB Ⅱ.16.polute 17.colect 18.Paper 19.throw  20.morebeautiful ]^}~ : Ⅲ.21—25 CACBB 26—30 ACADB 31—35 BDACB 36—40 CCDAD Ⅳ.41—45 CDDBB 46—50 DBCAD 51—55 FBAGE Ⅴ.56.shy 57.depends 58.relatives 59.Twothirds 60.explain Ⅵ.61.the 62.keep 63.buy 64.excited 65.summer 66.in 67.interesting 68.sea 69.thousands 70.But Ⅶ.71.1400 72.notverygreat 73.“colour” 74.“sick” 75.spokenEnglish Ⅷ.76.Howlongisit/HowlongistheNile 77.Whereisit 78.Doyouknowthesecondlongestriverintheworld 79.Whatsit 80.Thankyou( †E:F| , GËÂåH# ) Ⅸ.Onepossibleversion: HowtoProtectWildAnimals Aswealknow,manywildanimalsareindangernow. Whenfarmerscutdowntrees,theydestroythehabitatsofwild animals.Andmanywildanimalsarekiledfortheirbones,meat orfur,sothenumberofwildanimalsisbecomingsmalerand smaler.Animalsareourgoodfriends.Withanimals,theworld ismorebeautiful.Sowemustdosomethingusefultoprotectthe habitatsofwildanimalsandweshouldntkilthem.Ifeveryonecan dosomethingforanimals,therewilbemore                                                                                                                                                                                                          animalsintheworld.

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