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第1课时 Comic
strip
&
Welcome
to
the
unit ▶ “答案与解析”见P9
一、
根据中文或首字母提示用合适的单词补全
句子。
1.
Its
bad
for
your
eyes
if
you
keep
them
fixed
on
the
(屏幕)
for
a
long
time.
2.
We
have
different
kinds
of
(鼠标)
for
game
players.
3.
Theres
something
wrong
with
the
(键盘).
4.
易错题
After
she
was
brought
back
to
China,
the
sick
giant
panda
Ya
Ya
(收到)
good
treatment
in
her
new
home
and
got
better.
5.
—
Whats
your
favourite
TV
p ?
—
Total
Soccer
on
CCTV-5.
Im
a
footbal
fan.
二、
选用方框中所给的单词或短语,并用其适当
形式填空,有一个单词或短语是多余的。
chat
with
friends search
for
information
video begin use online
1.
—
What
does
your
father
usualy
use
his
computer
for?
—
He
usualy
uses
it
.
2.
A
number
of
people
post
short
on
the
Internet
every
day.
3.
Youre
late.
The
meeting
ten
minutes
ago.
4.
It
is
the
first
time
that
Eddie
the
computer.
5.
—
What
is
Nancy
doing?
—
She
on
the
phone.
三、
单项选择。
1.
易错题 The
programme
for
half
an
hour,
but
nobody
is
watching
it.
A.
began B.
has
begun
C.
has
been
on D.
wil
begin
2.
—
do
you
play
voleybal,
Amy?
—
Three
times
a
week.
A.
How
long B.
How
soon
C.
How
often D.
How
much
3.
It
was
such
a
speech
that
al
of
us
felt
with
it.
A.
bored;
bored B.
bored;
boring
C.
boring;
boring D.
boring;
bored
4.
I
met
Mrs
Brown
in
the
street
and
stopped
her
just
now.
A.
chatting
with B.
to
chat
with
C.
chatting
on D.
to
chat
on
5.
易错题
—
I
think
art
should
be
about
creating
beautiful
objects.
—
Thats
a
very
old-fashioned
way
of
looking
at
art.
A.
My
pleasure. B.
It
doesnt
matter.
C.
Take
it
easy. D.
I
dont
agree.
四、
[核心素养]根据首字母提示补全短文。
人与社会———科学技术
It
is
time
for
Tursun
Marhadan,
a
herdsman(牧民)
in
the
Xinjiang
Uygur
Autonomous
Region,
to
feed
his
20
cows
on
the
grassland.
In
the
1.
p ,
he
would
have
to
drive
his
animals
to
the
grassland.
However,
he
can
now
sit
on
the
sofa
and
2.
w
television
at
home.
How
can
he
look
after
his
cows
at
home?
He
is
able
to
know
where
they
are
via
real-time
video
3.
t
a
smartphone
app.
英语(译林版)八年级下Unit
3 Online
tours
43
People
4.
a
him
started
to
use
the
BeiDou
navigation
service
to
help
keep
cows
in
October
2020.
At
the
same
time,
it
helps
them
do
the
work
5.
e .
They
have
put
chips
(芯片)
in
the
ears
of
cows.
The
chips
can
send
and
6.
r
signals(信 号)
to
help
herdsmen
to
check
the
animals
locations
on
their
phones.
That
has
7.
c
the
traditional
way
of
keeping
cows.
In
the
past,
herdsmen
had
to
ride
lots
of
kilometres
a
day
to
look
after
their
cows
on
the
grassland.
They
needed
more
than
10,000
yuan
to
pay
for
the
gas
consumed
by
the
motorcycle
every
year.
Today,
the
herdsmen
dont
have
to
8.
w
money
and
energy
with
the
help
of
the
BeiDou
navigation
service.
Herdsmen
have
put
black
rings
around
the
necks
of
more
than
1,000
camels.
The
rings
have
chips
in
them.
They
help
their
owners
to
find
the
camels.
A
town
leader
said
raising
camels
not
only
helped
vilagers
get
rich,
but
also
9.
i
the
local
tourism.
“Tourists
can
come
to
ride
the
camels.
Products
made
10.
f
camel
milk
are
also
popular,”
he
said.
The
BeiDou
navigation
service
has
brought
a
bright
future
for
the
herdsmen.
五、
(2024·武汉)完形填空。
Seven
arctic
wolves(北 极 狼)
move
smoothly
across
a
frozen
pool
and
begin
to
run
after
a
thick
piece
of
ice.
The
three
older
wolves
are
1
wildly,
hitting
the
four
young
wolves
and
sending
them
roling(打 滚)
on
the
frozen
grass.
But
the
young
wolves
jump
up
and
run
back
onto
the
frozen
pool
to
2
the
game.
Finaly,
the
youngest
wolf
quickly
catches
the
ice,
making
it
break
into
pieces.
Game
over.
The
rest
of
the
wolves
3
it,
as
if
to
say,
“What
now?”
Then,
one
by
one,
they
al
turn
to
look
at
me.
Ive
been
4
these
seven
wolves
for
hours,
keeping
a
good
distance(距离)
between
us
so
they
dont
feel
5 .
Theres
probably
no
other
place
on
Earth
like
Elesmere
Island
(Canadas
northernmost
island)
where
wolves
would
let
a
human
sit
alongside
them
like
Im
doing.
For
this
6 ,
I
traveled
here
to
join
a
documentary(纪录片)
film
team.
They
7
I
am
there,
but
they
dont
pay
any
attention
to
me—until
now.
I
8
as
our
eyes
meet.
No
matter
how
playful
they
appear
a
few
minutes
before,
I
remember
that
these
are
9
wild
animals.
The
wolves
begin
to
walk
toward
me.
But
they
10
me
before
stopping
at
their
preferred
prey(猎 物).
Most
of
the
meat
is
11 ,
but
theres
enough
for
each
wolf
to
have
something
to
eat.
Every
few
minutes,
one
of
the
wolves
looks
over
at
me,
but
none
of
them
seem
12 .
I
relax
a
little
as
I
watch
them
eat.
After
they
finish
feeding
on
the
prey,
they
walk
slowly
to
the
grass
for
a
13 .
The
young
stay
together
while
each
older
wolf
finds
a
comfortable
place
alone.
Many
hours
later,
they
begin
to
wake
up.
Its
time
to
eat
again.
What
happens
next
makes
me
14 .
The
three
older
wolves
run
off
into
the
hils
for
food,
leaving
me
with
the
young.
I
suppose
they
understand
it
wil
be
15
to
be
with
me.
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tours
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1.
A.
eating B.
looking
C.
digging D.
playing
2.
A.
start B.
continue
C.
stop D.
end
3.
A.
stare
at B.
escape
from
C.
fight
with D.
step
on
4.
A.
drawing B.
protecting
C.
watching D.
guiding
5.
A.
lonely B.
afraid
C.
tired D.
hungry
6.
A.
chance B.
reason
C.
purpose D.
result
7.
A.
doubt B.
forget
C.
know D.
hope
8.
A.
smile B.
nod C.
leave D.
shake
9.
A.
once B.
only C.
also D.
stil
10.
A.
warnB.
catch C.
rush D.
pass
11.
A.
broken B.
hidden
C.
gone D.
done
12.
A.
bothered B.
controled
C.
forced D.
fooled
13.
A.
gameB.
sleep C.
meal D.
film
14.
A.
scared B.
satisfied
C.
surprised D.
stressed
15.
A.
safe B.
lucky C.
funny D.
free
六、
任务型阅读。
Todays
teens
grow
up
online.
1.
They
do
homework
online.
And
surely
they
get
their
news
online.
But
because
they
are
so
comfortable
with
the
Internet,
they
seldom
question
the
news
stories
online.
Now
Wil
Colglazier,
a
history
teacher
at
a
high
school
in
America,
is
teaching
his
students
how
to
think
criticaly(批判性地)
about
online
information
and
recognize
a
fake(假的)
news
story.
His
idea
came
from
a
study
on
peoples
online
reasoning(推理)
at
Stanford
University.
2.
Most
middle
school
students
in
the
study
could
not
tel
the
difference
between
an
advertisement
and
a
news
story,
and
high
school
and
colege
students
fuly
trusted
the
websites
ending
in
“.org”.
The
good
news
is
that,according
to
Colglazier,
once
teens
realize
that
theyve
been
cheated,
they
have
a
strong
wil
to
tel
the
truth
from
lies.
“3.
And
they
should
also
learn
how
to
recognize
others
poor
argumentation(论据),”
he
said.
Some
of
the
advice
that
Colglazier
offers
his
students
includes
moving
off
the
site
to
find
more
information
about
the
site,the
writers
motivations(动机)
and
the
organization
behind
the
news
story.
4.
He
hopes
more
kids
wil
think
criticaly
when
they
read
news
online.
He
said,
“5.
If
people
cant
tel
real
news
from
fake
news,
the
results
can
be
frightening.”
根据短文内容,从方框中选出能填入空白处
的最佳选项,选项中有两项是多余的。
A.
The
Internet
is
both
beautiful
and
ugly.
B.
They
make
friends
online.
C.
The
study
found
that
young
people
lack
the
ability
to
tel
the
truth
from
lies.
D.
The
study
found
that
young
people
lack
the
ability
to
reason
about
the
infor-
mation
on
the
Internet.
E.
People
only
consider
it
as
an
advertisement.
F.
Colglazier
shared
some
of
his
courses
with
other
teens
in
Teen
Vogue.
G.
But
they
need
some
advice
on
how
to
find
evidence(证据).
英语(译林版)八年级下
听第二篇短文,回答第16~20小题。
Here
is
the
nine
oclock
news.
A
terrible
traffic
accident
happened
on
Highway
312
at
seven
this
morning.
A
truck
hit
the
back
of
a
school
bus
and
15
students
got
seriously
hurt.
The
truck
drivers
arms
were
also
broken.
The
police
helped
to
take
them
to
the
hospital
at
once.
Luckily,
nobody
died.
Al
the
students
were
from
Mary
Girls
School.
It
is
said
that
bad
weather
caused
the
accident.
The
police
advised
drivers
to
be
more
careful
on
the
road
because
the
weather
wouldnt
be
good
soon.
Our
reporters
wil
keep
an
eye
on
this
accident.
And
you
wil
get
more
information
in
two
hours
time.
Thanks
for
listening.
[参考答案]
1.
B 2.
A 3.
A 4.
A 5.
B 6.
B 7.
C 8.
A
9.
C 10.
A 11.
B 12.
A 13.
B 14.
A 15.
C
16.
A 17.
C 18.
C 19.
A 20.
B
外刊阅读拓展
A
1.
Poverty. 根据Poverty
causes
bad
results
to
milions
of
people
in
the
UK可知,
it指代贫穷。
2.
B 上文提及食物银行是向有需要的人提供免费食品袋
的地方,空处对应表示:于是这些人就不会挨饿。
3.
Almost
900. 由第三段中“One
thousand
young
people
in
the
UK
were
asked
about
poverty.
Almost
90%
of
those
questioned
said
they
were
worried
about
the
number
of
people
experiencing
poverty
in
the
UK.”可知,1
000人中大
约900人担心英国的贫困问题。
4.
Not
having
useful
skils
for
work. 由第三段中“Only
11%
thought
a
main
reason
was
people
not
having
useful
skils
for
work.”可知,百分之十一的受调查者认为没有实
用的工作技能是导致贫困的主要原因。
5.
What
can
be
done
to
help/How
can
we
deal
with
poverty
下文提及你可以把食物捐给慈善机构或食物银行,也可以
在社交媒体上发布相关消息等,空处对应询问:怎样处理
贫困问题?
B
1.
C 上文提及“我带他到我们家附近的一家鞋店买一双
鞋”,空处对应表示:我们知道他想要的确切的款式和尺寸。
2.
B 由下文中“十五岁! 买了新鞋,现在我们要和家人一
起庆祝了”可知,空处对应表示:今天是安德鲁的生日。
3.
D 下文提及“安德鲁用它来交流”,空处对应表示:十年
来,我们随身带着一张卡片。
4.
F 上文提及“这些工具为他提供了最简单、最快捷的沟
通方式”,空处表示转折:但它们只适用于特定的物体、活动
和单词。
5.
E 下文表示转折“但我们坚持了下来,因为我们知道这
给了他去更多地分享他是谁的机会……”,空处对应表示:
使用字母板对安德鲁来说需要很多时间。
Unit
3 Online
tours
第1课时 Comic
strip
&
Welcome
to
the
unit
[课时新知特训]
一、
1.
screen 2.
mouses 3.
keyboard 4.
received
5.
programme
二、
1.
to
search
for
information 2.
videos 3.
began
4.
has
used 5.
is
chatting
with
friends
三、
1.
C 2.
C 3.
D 4.
B 5.
D
[阅读提优特训]
四、
1.
past 2.
watch 3.
through 4.
around 5.
easily
6.
receive 7.
changed 8.
waste 9.
improved 10.
from
五、
1.
D 根据run
after、
hitting、
roling可知,几只狼
在玩。
2.
B 根据“But
the
young
wolves
jump
up
and
run
back
onto
the
frozen
pool
to
...the
game.”可知,小狼继续游戏。
3.
A 其余的狼盯着它。
4.
C “我”看这七只狼好几个小时了。
5.
B 根据keeping
a
good
distance
between
us可知,“我”
和它们保持距离,这样它们就不会害怕。
6.
B 根据上文可知,为此“我”来到这里加入了一个纪录
片摄制组。
7.
C 它们知道“我”在那里。
9
8.
D 根据常识可知,与野生狼四目相对会害怕、发抖。
9.
D 不管几分钟之前它们表现得有多顽皮,它们仍然是
野生动物。
10.
D 根据“But
they
...me
before
stopping
at
their
preferred
prey.”可知,它们从“我”身边经过。
11.
C 大部分肉都没了,但足够每只狼吃点东西。
12.
A 根据I
relax
a
little可知,它们似乎都没有觉得被
打扰。
13.
B 根据下文中“Many
hours
later,
they
begin
to
wake
up.”可知,它们睡觉了。
14.
C 根据“The
three
older
wolves
run
off
into
the
hils
for
food,
leaving
me
with
the
young.”可知,老狼把“我”和
小狼留在一起这件事让人惊讶。
15.
A 它们知道和“我”在一起是安全的。
六、
1.
B 2.
D 3.
G 4.
F 5.
A
第2课时 Reading
[课时新知特训]
一、
1.
huge 2.
islands 3.
clicked 4.
relaxes
5.
bottom 6.
websites 7.
trade 8.
international
9.
several 10.
guide
二、
1.
Further 2.
has
been
famous
for 3.
a
good
place
to
relax 4.
missed 5.
Have;
heard
of
三、
1.
B
2.
B the
other
指两者中另一个;
another指未知数量或
三者及以上中的另一个;
other后加名词复数;
others不能
再接名词。根据a
third
one可知选B。
3.
D 4.
D 5.
A 6.
C 7.
A 8.
B 9.
D 10.
C
11.
B 12.
D 13.
C 14.
A 15.
C
四、
1.
has
been
famous
for
its
open
space
and
beautiful
environment 2.
one
of
the
biggest
international
trade
centres 3.
a
UFO
fal
through 4.
gather;
to
watch
5.
So
much
for
[阅读提优特训]
五、
1.
has
become 2.
Thanks
to 3.
took 4.
views
5.
them 6.
queues 7.
unhappy 8.
places
of
interest
9.
cultural 10.
deeper
六、
1.
B 细节理解题。根据“I
like
to
look
up
something
in
a
paper
dictionary
better.
Their
explanations
are
so
clear
that
I
can
understand
them
better.”可知,林涛更喜欢纸质
词典是因为解释很清楚,能更好地理解。
2.
D 细节理解题。根据“Its
realy
convenient
to
learn
a
language
with
the
help
of
an
online
dictionary.
We
dont
need
to
spend
much
time
looking
up
new
words.
Using
an
online
dictionary
makes
a
more
effective
learner.”可知,田
晓认为在线词典很方便高效。
3.
A 细 节 理 解 题。根 据 “If
we
are
good
language
learners,
we
can
always
learn
more
in
a
shorter
time
with
an
online
dictionary.”和“Its
realy
convenient
to
learn
a
language
with
the
help
of
an
online
dictionary.
We
dont
need
to
spend
much
time
looking
up
new
words.
Using
an
online
dictionary
makes
a
more
effective
learner.”可知,王
兰和田晓的观点一致。
4.
D 主旨大意题。本文主要介绍了一些学生对于纸质词
典和在线词典的看法。
5.
B 推理判断题。根据最后一句“And
your
opinions
wil
be
carried
on
tomorrows
newspaper.”可知,文章可能来自
报纸。
七、
1.
From
the
Jiuquan
Satelite
Launch
Centre. 2.
He
did
research
and
wrote
many
papers. 3.
A
teacher
at
Beihang
University. 4.
To
introduce
Gui
Haichao.
5.
He
is
hard-working/great/excelent.(答案不唯一,言之
有理即可)
第3课时 Grammar
[语法专题特训]
一、
1.
dreamed/dreamt
of 2.
passports 3.
have
made
4.
stayed 5.
have
learnt
a
lot
二、
1.
D 2.
A 3.
B 4.
D 5.
B 6.
D 7.
B 8.
C
三、
1.
bought;
the
other
day 2.
to
travel
around
the
world;
grows
up 3.
realize
our
dreams
by
working
hard
4.
Has;
returned
from 5.
They
visited
many
places
of
interest
and
enjoyed
lots
of
local
food
in
Nanjing.
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