内容正文:
[阅读提优特训]
五、
1.
was
started 2.
But 3.
be
helped 4.
to
make
5.
who 6.
were
cured 7.
in 8.
wil
be
sent
9.
wil
join 10.
be
given
六、
1.
B 推理判断题。根据“But
why
and
how
does
it
happen?”可知,作者通过提问来引出这个话题。
2.
C 代词指代题。根据“A
kind
act
makes
someone
who
is
sad
feel
better.
It
can
also
make
us
feel
good.”可知,善
举会让悲伤的人感觉好一些,它也能让我们感觉良好。此
处It指的是“善举”。
3.
C 篇章结构题。第一段设问,引出文章主题;第二、三、
四、五段分别介绍善良让人微笑、善良能开始或发展与他
人的社会联系、善良提升每个人的情绪以及善良可能会改
善你的情绪并促使你表现得更善良。全文是总分结构。
4.
A 推理判断题。本文是一篇说明文,向我们介绍研究
表明善良的好处。故本文应该出现在“科学”版块。
第4课时 Integrated
skils
&
Study
skils
[课时新知特训]
一、
1.
organized 2.
paler 3.
war 4.
checks
5.
matter
二、
1.
including 2.
felt
like 3.
meaningful 4.
To
raise
money 5.
was
given
三、
1.
C 2.
A 3.
B 4.
A
四、
1.
poor
areas
receive/get
basic
education 2.
take
the
medicine
three
times 3.
prevent;
getting
ilnesses
4.
raise
money;
seling;
organizing
[阅读提优特训]
五、
1.
organization 2.
event 3.
volunteers 4.
joined
5.
keep 6.
coach 7.
members 8.
skils 9.
completed
10.
exciting
六、
1.
C 词义猜测题。根据画线词所在句句意可知,对
于通勤人员来说,坐公共汽车或火车是一个难得的看书机
会。此处commuters的意思是“通勤人员”。
2.
B 细节理解题。根据第五段中“We
go
to
nearby
schools
...We
try
to
stop
inside
communities
rather
than
on
the
main
streets
where
explosions
often
happen.”可知,
车停在学校和社区内。
3.
D 推理判断题。根据第三段中“Vehicles
are
being
reimagined
and
upcycled
not
only
to
spread
the
joy
of
reading,
but
also
to
educate
children
and
improve
lives.”可
知,交通工具正在被重新设想和升级改造,这不仅是为了
传播阅读乐趣,也是为了教育儿童和改善生活。由此可推
知,在被升级改造的交通工具的帮助下,孩子们可以享受
阅读并接受教育。
4.
B 推理判断题。通读全文可知,
图书巴士既可以传播
阅读乐趣,又可以让孩子们接受教育并改善生活,故作者
持支持态度。
七、
1.
B 2.
F 3.
D 4.
E 5.
G
第5课时 Task
&
Self-assessment
[课时新知特训]
一、
1.
secretaries 2.
officers 3.
India 4.
mind
二、
1.
makes
up
his
mind 2.
living 3.
more
meaningful
4.
was
set
up 5.
drove
to
work
三、
1.
C 2.
B 3.
A
4.
B be
used
to
do
sth.意为“被用来做某事”;
be/get
used
to
doing
sth.意为“习惯于做某事”。
5.
C 6.
D 7.
C 8.
C
[阅读提优特训]
四、
1.
B 根据“I
caught
up
with
him
in
the
ticket
office.”
可知,作者决定跟随那个盲人。
2.
C 根据to
see
the
attendant
seling
him
a
ticket
as
if
he
were
any
other
visitor可知,看到工作人员把票卖给一个盲
人,作者感到很惊讶。
3.
A 根据with
the
ticket
in
one
hand和“with
the
...of
the
other”可知,是用另一只手的手指摸着墙。
4.
B 根据the
blind
man可知,那个男人看不见东西。
5.
A 根据to
the
poor
blind
man可知,作者希望工作人员
多关注这个盲人。pay
more
atention
to意为“多关注……”。
6.
A 根据“What
would
he
climb
up
the
tower
for?”和“I
thought,
feeling
quite
worried
up
the
stairs.”可知,作者认
为这个盲人到塔顶不是为了看风景的。
7.
B 根据from
the
tower可知,作者认为这个盲人到塔
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129
第4课时 Integrated
skils
&
Study
skils ▶ “答案与解析”见P28
一、
根据中文或首字母提示用合适的单词补全
句子。
1.
A
fashion
show
was
(组织)
by
the
Students
Union
to
raise
money
last
Friday.
2.
She
looked
(苍 白 的)
than
ever
because
of
her
ilness.
3.
The
(战 争)
between
the
two
countries
has
lasted
for
months.
4.
The
workers
wil
have
two
days
off
when
the
safety
(检查)
are
carried
out.
5.
—
I
hear
Jane
is
in
hospital.
Whats
the
m
with
her?
—
Shes
got
an
awful
stomachache.
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。
include have
a
check raise
money
feel
like mean give
1.
A
number
of
old
films,
Avatar
and
The
Lord
of
the
Rings,
were
shown
in
cinemas
this
spring.
2.
The
interview
only
took
ten
minutes,
but
it
hours.
3.
It
is
to
take
part
in
the
charity
show
held
for
World
Vision.
4.
—
Whats
the
purpose
of
the
activity?
—
for
Project
Hope.
5.
—
Your
watch
looks
very
beautiful.
—
Thank
you.
It
to
me
as
a
birthday
present
by
my
uncle.
三、
单项选择。
1.
The
UN
has
done
a
lot
for
the
peace
of
the
world
since
it
was
in
1945.
A.
set
off B.
set
down
C.
set
up D.set
away
2.
The
sports
meeting
was
put
off
the
heavy
rain.
A.
because
of B.
instead
of
C.
according
to D.
except
for
3.
Pay
no
attention
to
those
who
laugh
at
you.
What
most
is
how
you
see
yourself.
A.
drinks B.
matters
C.
cares D.
minds
4.
—
Please
these
donations
for
kids.
—
OK,
let
me
see.
Kids
here
are
in
great
need
of
toys
and
books.
A.
check
out B.
cut
down
C.
sel
out D.
turn
down
四、
根据中文提示完成句子。
1.
希望工程帮助贫困地区的孩子获得基础教育。
Project
Hope
helps
children
in
.
2.
医生让他每天吃三次药并多休息。
The
doctor
told
him
to
a
day
and
have
more
rest.
3.
政府已经采取行动预防灾区孩子
得病。
The
government
has
already
taken
action
to
the
children
in
the
disaster
areas
.
4.
我们可以通过卖卡片或组织活动筹款。
We
can
by
cards
or
activities.
五、
根据首字母提示补全短文。
The
Pleasanton
Partnerships
in
Education (PPIE)
Foundation,
an
1.
o
in
America,
was
started
in
1987
to
raise
money
for
local
schools.
Unit
7 International
charities
130
Recently,
it
hosted
a
running
2.
e
for
the
community.
To
date,
it
has
raised
$1
milion
for
the
school
district.
“We
have
over
3,000
runners,
3.
v
and
spectators,”
said
Mindy
Louie,
the
manager
of
PPIE.
The
event
had
races
of
two
miles,
five
kilometres
and
ten
kilometres.
The
BURN
Youth
Development(B.Y.D.),
a
local
runners
group,
4.
j
in
it
as
wel.
“The
B.Y.D.
was
born
in
2020
to
help
5.
k
kids
active
in
life,”
explained
Jerry
Wu,
its
founder
and
6.
c .
The
B.Y.D.
has
since
grown
to
include
more
than
100
young
7.
m
and
30
of
them
ran
in
the
PPIE
event.
“Watching
them
running
strong
and
happy
makes
me
smile
every
time,”
said
Jerry
Wu.
So
far,
Jerry
Wu
has
taught
students
valuable
running
8.
s
for
about
four
years.
Olie
Gu
is
one
of
his
excelent
students.
He
9.
c
the
race
in
40
minutes
and
46
seconds
and
won
first
place
in
the
12-to-15
age
group.
“What
an
10.
e
race!”
Olie
said.
“Im
looking
forward
to
it
next
year.”
六、
阅读理解。
Every
week,
two
converted
blue
buses
packed
with
childrens
books
carefuly
drive
along
the
streets
of
Kabul,
avoiding
areas
where
deadly
explosions(爆炸)
are
common.
These
traveling
libraries
stop
off
at
schools
in
different
parts
of
the
city,
delivering
a
wealth
of
reading
material
directly
to
youngsters
who
have
limited
access
to
books.
“A
lot
of
schools
in
our
city
dont
have
access
to
something
as
basic
as
a
library,”
says
Freshta
Karim,
a
32-year-old
Oxford
University
graduate
who
was
inspired
to
start
Charmaghz,
a
non-profit(非 营 利 的)
organ-
ization,
in
her
home
city.
“We
were
trying
to
understand
what
we
could
do
to
promote
critical
(批判的)
thinking
in
our
country.”
While
for
many
commuters,
a
bus
or
train
journey
presents
a
rare
opportunity
to
get
stuck
into
a
book.
In
some
cities,
public
transport
is
being
used
as
means
of
getting
books
to
communities
that
need
them
most.
Vehicles
are
being
reimagined
and
upcycled(升级改造)
not
only
to
spread
the
joy
of
reading,
but
also
to
educate
children
and
improve
lives.
Afghanistan,
for
example,
has
one
of
the
worlds
lowest
literacy(读写能力)
rates.
The
majority
of
public
schools
in
Kabul
do
not
have
libraries
and
the
citys
libraries
do
not
offer
many
childrens
books.
For
Karim,
buses
were
a
cost-effective,
efficient
way
to
get
books
to
children.
Charmaghz
rents
them
from
a
state-owned
bus
company.
“We
go
to
nearby
schools,”
she
says.
“We
try
to
stop
inside
communities
rather
than
on
the
main
streets
where
explosions
often
happen.”
The
organization
is
funded
by
donations
from
local
businesses
and
communities,
and
also
rents
a
third
bus
that
acts
as
a
mobile
cinema.
Hundreds
of
children
visit
the
buses
each
day
to
read,
socialize
and
play
games.
“They
are
often
very
excited,”
she
says.
“Our
biggest
chalenge
is
that
so
many
children
want
to
come
inside
the
bus,
but
we
cant
have
al
of
them
in
one
day.”
英语(译林版)八年级下
131
1.
The
underlined
word
“commuters”
in
Paragraph
3
means
“ ”
in
Chinese.
A.
企业家 B.
司机
C.
通勤人员 D.
志愿者
2.
Where
do
buses
stop?
①
Inside
communities.
②
Inside
schools.
③
On
the
main
streets
of
Kabul.
④
In
a
state-owned
bus
company.
A.
① B.
①②
C.
①②③ D.
①②③④
3.
According
to
the
passage,
which
of
the
folowing
is
true?
A.
It
is
impolite
of
many
commuters
to
get
stuck
into
a
book.
B.
Hundreds
of
children
visit
the
mobile
cinema
to
read,
socialize
and
play
games.
C.
Karim
bought
buses
from
a
state-owned
bus
company
to
get
books
to
children.
D.
Kids
can
enjoy
reading
and
be
educated
with
the
help
of
upcycled
vehicles.
4.
What
is
the
writers
attitude
towards
the
book
buses?
A.
Doubtful. B.
Supportive.
C.
Critical. D.
Worried.
七、
任务型阅读。
Customers
entering
Beijings
Rainbow
Angel
Cafe
cant
miss
the
colourful,
hand-
painted
sign
at
the
entrance:
“Our
pastry
chefs
are
hearing-impaired(听力受损的).
1.
.”
Speech-to-text
software
has
been
instaled
on
a
tablet
at
the
front
desk
to
help
with
communication.
When
a
customer
places
an
order,
the
hearing-impaired
servers
use
the
tablet
to
read
the
order.
Should
they
wish,
customers
can
even
read
a
smal
booklet
on
basic
sign
language,
2.
.
This
“silent”
cafe
in
Changping
District
is
run
by
five
hearing-impaired
bakers
from
diferent
parts
of
the
country.
3.
.
They
can
also
try
some
of
the
Taiwan-style
snacks.
Founded
by
Lee
Shao-hwa,
who
comes
from
Kaohsiung
in
Taiwan,
China,
the
cafe
trains
young
people
with
hearing
impairments
for
free
to
make
Taiwan-style
snacks,
4.
.
Lees
journey
to
the
Chinese
mainland
began
in
2011,
when
her
husband
was
transferred
to
Beijing
from
Taipei
for
work.
After
their
arrival
in
the
Chinese
capital,
she
gave
up
her
job
in
the
financial
industry
to
become
a
ful-time
mother
to
her
daughters.
In
2016,
Lee
began
taking
her
daughters
to
volunteer
at
a
nearby
rehabilitation(康复)
centre
for
hearing-impaired
children
as
part
of
a
primary
school
assignment.
The
girls
made
a
number
of
good
friends,
5.
.
After
a
year
or
so,
Lee
began
thinking
of
ways
to
help
the
older
children
at
the
centre
find
a
way
to
integrate
with
society.
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.
Please
help
them
read
the
menu
B.
Please
communicate
with
patience
C.
and
help
them
play
with
little
kids
D.
Customers
enjoy
cups
of
coffee
in
quiet
corners
E.
a
skil
that
could
help
them
get
a
stable
(稳定的)
job
F.
and
learn
to
extend
a
thumb
and
bend
it
twice
to
express
their
thanks
G.
and
afterward
they
continued
to
visit
the
rehabilitation
centre
once
or
twice
a
week
Unit
7 International
charities