Unit 3-Section B（2a—2d）-【优+学案】2024-2025学年九年级全一册英语课时通(人教版)

年级全一册·RJ 英 语 本课件使Office 2016制作，请使用相应软件打开并使用 本课件理科公式均采用微软公式制作，如果您是Office 2007或WPS 2021年4月份以前的版本，会出现公式及数字无法编辑或无动画的问题，请您安装Office 2016或以上版本即可解决该问题。 课件使用说明 本课件文本框内容可编辑，单击文本框即可进行修改和编辑 本课件设有小题超链接功能，点击题号即可跳转到对应题目。 使用软件 01 软件版本 02 便捷操作 03 软件更新 04 Unit 3　Could you please tell me where the restrooms are？ Section B（2a—2d） Ⅰ.根据句意及汉语提示填写单词 1. I don’t know what you mean.Please give me a （直接的） answer. 2. He stood up （礼貌地） when the lady entered the room. 3. （2023·甘孜中考）I need to write down your （地址） so I can send you a letter. direct　 politely　 address　 I II III IV V Ⅱ.用所给单词的适当形式填空 4. The （speak） who visited our school last week is Jim’s uncle. 5. These are friends with （who） you can share your life and dreams. 6. Remember to wash your hands often and be sure to wear masks ⁠ （correct） in winter. 7. It’s important to learn how to speak （polite） to others. speaker　 whom　 correctly　 politely　 I II III IV V Ⅲ.根据汉语意思完成英语句子 8. 父母经常发现与他们的孩子沟通很困难。 Parents often find it difficult to ⁠ their children. 9. 礼貌说话似乎比直接说更困难。 It might seem more difficult ⁠ than directly. 10. 我们明天是否去野餐取决于天气。 Whether we will go for a picnic or not tomorrow ⁠ the weather. 11. 我有时花点时间思考将来的打算。 I sometimes some time ⁠ my future. communicate　 with　 to　 speak　 politely　 depends　 on　 spend　 thinking　 about　 I II III IV V 　　I think it is 12. （不礼貌的） to ask for questions directly. If you ask somebody the 13. （方向）， you should speak 14. （有礼 貌地） or he may not help you. Good speakers often change their way to speak.For example， if you want to know somebody’s 15. （地址）， you should say “Could you please tell me where your home is？” Now， it is 16. （方便的） for people to find a place by a map on the mobile phone. impolite　 direction　 politely　 address　 convenient　 I II III IV V Ⅳ.阅读理解 　　 新素养·思维品质　Some people have a very poor sense of direction. Unluckily， I am one of them. I have visited a place many times but I may still get lost there the next time. When I was a little girl， I never dared to ask strangers the way. And so I used to walk around in circles and hope that by chance I would get to the place I was going to. I II III IV V Now， I am no longer too shy to ask people for directions， but I often receive helpless or even wrong information. So I try to avoid giving people wrong directions. If anyone ever asks me the way somewhere， I would say， “Sorry， I am a stranger here.” Once on my way to work I was stopped by a man. He asked me if I could tell him the way to the Friendship Building. I gave him my usual reply. But just as I walked on only a few steps， I realized that he had asked the way to my office building. However， I had no time to turn back and look for him. I was rushing to meet with someone at my office and I didn’t want to keep him waiting. When I just got to my office， the secretary （秘书） showed in the man who had asked me for directions. Imagine how embarrassed I was and how surprised he was when we saw each other at the first sight. I II III IV V （　D　）17. The writer always refuses to give people directions because  　　　　. A. she is a stranger to the city B. she doesn’t know the people C. she has no time to help others D. she’s afraid of giving wrong directions （　D　）18. A man stopped the writer on the way to  　　　　. A. sell her something B. ask her the time C. make friends with her D. ask for the direction D D I II III IV V （　C　）19. The Friendship Building is the place where the writer  　　　　. A. lives B. studies C. works D. teaches （　A　）20. 新考向·词义猜测　The underlined word “embarrassed” in the last paragraph means “ 　　　　”. A. 尴尬的 B. 困惑的 C. 激动的 D. 拮据的 C A I II III IV V Ⅴ.语法填空 　　阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内所给单词的正确 形式。 　　When you walk on the road and meet people asking for directions， what will you do？ Aesop， an ancient Greek fable writer， was a very wise and 21. ⁠ （seriously） man. One afternoon， Aesop was walking on a road. Suddenly， a man came to him and asked the 22. （direct） in a hurry. “Excuse me！” The man asked 23. （polite）， “Could you please show me the way to the city？ And how long does it take to get there on foot？” serious　 direction　 politely　 I II III IV V Aesop used his finger to point out the direction and said， “You have to walk.” “Thank you，” the man said， “I know I have to walk 24. ⁠ I have no means of transportation. And I want 25. （ask） you how long it will take me to walk to the city.” Aesop nodded and said again， “You have to walk！ You have to walk！” “Are you playing a 26. on me？” The man was very 27. at Aesop’s words and walked away quickly. But Aesop was not angry at all. He 28. （follow） the man closely. After a while， Aesop shouted to the man， “Two hours.” “29. ？” The man looked back and asked. because　 to ask　 joke/trick　 angry/mad　 followed　 What　 I II III IV V “I mean it will take you two hours to walk to the city.” “Then why didn’t you tell me just now？” The man asked unhappily. “Because，” Aesop said slowly， “I didn’t know your walking 30. ， how could I know how long you needed？” The man was moved by Aesop’s seriousness. If we are as serious as Aesop about our study and life， we will benefit a lot. speed　 I II III IV V $$