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八年级英语 上册 外研版
What is your idea about growth?
Growth When/Where did it happen?
What is your story What happened?
about growth? How did you feel about it?□
What did you learn?
注意:
(1)词数80~100,开头和结尾已给出,不计入总
词数;
(2)可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯;
(3)文中不能出现真实姓名及学校名称。
Dear schoolmates,
I am Li Hua. I am glad to share my speech about
Growth . That's all. Thank you for your attention!
Presenting ideas
第6课时
[答案 P3]
教材要点回归》
一 根据句意及首字母或汉语提示完成句子。
1.(昆明期末)People can't sit comfortably on the
c_____bus or subway.
2.(宝山模拟预测)A______the new teacher is
inexperienced, we still like him very much because
of his kindness and passion.
3.(青岛期中)Mother’s cooking skills s______our
stomachs.
4. Students in the ninth grade always work hard to
r_____their dreams.
5.(金华期末)Although my grandma is 70 now, she is
still in________(极好的)condition.
二 根据汉语意思完成句子,每空一词。
1.年轻人习惯于通过聊天保持联系,而不是通过写信。
The young get used to keeping in touch by chatting
__________writing to each other.
2.如果你想减轻体重,必须少吃多锻炼。
If you____ losing weight, you must
eat less and exercise more.
3.我们都为小玛丽感到骄傲 因为她在钢琴比赛中
获得了第一名。
We______all _______ _little Mary
because she won the first place in the piano
competition.
4.任何人阻碍不了中国的发展。
Anyone can't the development
of China.
5.即使很难成功,我们也要坚持不懈地努力。
Even though it's difficult to succeed, we must
working hard.
知识综合运用
三 完形填空。
Volunteers are probably some of the most
overlooked(被忽视的)people. But no activity would
be so smoothly 1 hard-working. Last year,I
volunteered at the Super Run in Paris. 2 I didn't
have as much fun as the runners, I still learned a(n)
3 lessons.
Our job was to give a high-five(击掌)to every
runner at the 4 line. At the beginning, we thought
it was a(n) 5 task. But we were wrong. When the
6 runner passed, we reached out our hands and
yelled(叫喊) Good job!” 7 .However, as more
and more people crossed the finishing line and touched
their hands with mine,my arm got 8 .Our clothes
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C.passing D.finishing
( )5.A.dificult B.beautiful
C.interesting D.easy
( )6.A.last B.first C.second D.third
( )7.A.heavily B.hard C.excitedlyD.lonely
( )8.A.sore B.broken C.wrong D.hurt
( )9.A.7yearsold B.7yearold
C.7yearsold D.7yearold
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Unit 1
were all wet because of the sweat(汗水)and we felt
tired. But soon we saw a group of kids running towards
us they were about 9 . Although they could
hardly catch their breath, they still kept 10 with
big smiles on their faces.
At that moment, I was quite moved: they were so
young,and they refused to give up. Suddenly, I felt a
strong feeling of power. That is the meaning of being a
volunteer.
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C.onto D.towards
( )2.A.Although B.Because
C.But D.And
( )3.A.funny B.exciting
C.nervous D.meaningful
( )4.A.beginning B.crossing
C.passing D.finishing
( )5.A.difficult B.beautiful
C.interesting D.easy
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( )7.A.heavilyB. hard C.excitedly D.lonely
( )8.A.sore B.broken C.wrong D.hurt
( )9.A.7 years old B.7 year old
C.7-years old D.7-year-old
( )10.A.going B.arguing
C.fighting D.cheering
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《基础针对练
考点强化练
考点③辨析 instead与 instead of
1.I'm too busy.You can go there_______(instead/
instead of)me.
2.He didn't go to the park. He stayed at home
(instead/instead of).
3.不要喝咖啡,喝茶吧。
Drink tea coffee.
4.他没有坐公交车,而是步行去了学校。
He walked to school ______________taking
the bus.
5.她没有吃香蕉,而是吃了一个苹果。
She didn't eat a banana. She ate an apple_______
考点②succeed的用法
1.If you try your best, you will______.
2.She is a___ ____businesswoman.
3.They completed the project
4. comes to those who work hard.
5. The of the event depends on the careful
planning of every detail.
考点③ satisfy的用法
1.The customer was not_____with the service at
the hotel and complained to the manager.
2.His explanation couldn't__________us.
3. The result of the experiment______the scientists.
4. She was very _____with her exam and had a
_______smile on her face.
5.To everyone's______, the problem was solved in
the end.
考点④ 辨析 something、anything everything 与
nothing
1.瓶子里有一些东西。
There in the bottle.
2.你在找什么东西吗?
Are you ?
3.我相信一切都会好起来的。
I believe will OK.
4.盒子里什么都没有。
There in the box.
5.你可以点菜单上的任何东西。
You can on the menu.
考点⑤辨析 already与yet
1.I have finished my homework.
2.Has the bus left _____?
3.He has _______seen this movie.
4.She hasn't eaten dinner_____.
5.I haven't received his letter___.
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LastFriday,wehada200metreraceatschool.
Whentheteachersaid“Go!”,IranasfastasIcould.
Each1. feltlikealongtime.Halfway
through,Iwasinthethirdplace.Butinthelastfew
2. ,Ipushedmyselfharderandtookthe
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wereworiedthatitmightbedangerousforher,sothey
refusedit.
Cassandra experienced a hard childhood in
primaryschool.Herschoolmatesoftenlaughedather.
Shewasheartbrokenwithwhattheysaidandhadto
cryincorners.Shewasevenafraidofhowshewould
betreatedwhenshewenttohighschool.
Attheageof13shetookanimportantdecisionto
haveherbirthmark removed. Herparentswere
surprisedatthatbuttheyrespectedherdecision.They
immediatelyinvitedagreatdoctortooperateonher.
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leftwithalazyeye(
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Cassandradreamedofbeinganexcelentdancer.
Sherealisedthatthebirthmarkwouldmakehermore
memorableandpopularamongthedancers.Fromthen
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tohideit,andshealsolearnttofacetheworldwith
brightsmiles.
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A.isunderherlefteye
B.onlycoversasmalpartofherface
C.isdangeroustoberemoved
D.isntabletoberemoved
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“ ”.
A.happy B.sad
C.excited D.comfortable
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paragraph?
A.Cassandra didntwantto remove the
birthmark.
B.Herparentsdidntalow hertodothe
operation.
C.Thedoctorwasntabletodotheoperation.
D.Cassandragaveupbecauseoftheriskof
losinghereyesight.
( )4.Fromthispassage,welearnthat .
A.weshouldnttakerisks
B.weshouldntcareaboutourappearance
C.weshouldntfacetheworldwithbrightsmiles
D.weshouldlearntofindoutthepleasantside
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八年级英语 上册 外研版
词汇语境练
Last Friday, we had a 200-metre race at school.
When the teacher said“Go!”,I ran as fast as I could.
Each 1.________felt like a long time. Halfway
through, I was in the third place. But in the last few
2.___,I pushed myself harder and took the
3.______place!I was proud of myself.(second)
阅读限时练
一 阅读理解。
A
(文山一模)Cassandra Naud was born with a
brown birthmark under her right eye. It covers a large
part of her ace. Her parents were given a chance to
remove the birthmark right after her birth. But they
were worried that it might be dangerous for her,so they
refused it.
Cassandra experienced a hard childhood in
primary school. Her schoolmates often laughed at her.
She was heartbroken with what they said and had to
cry in corners. She was even afraid of how she would
be treated when she went to high school.
At the age of 13 she took an important decision to
have her birthmark removed. Her parents were
surprised at that but they respected her decision. They
immediately invited a great doctor to operate on her.
But the doctor said that she might face the risk of being
left with a lazy eye(弱视). So she finally decided to
keep her birthmark.
Cassandra dreamed of being an excellent dancer.
She realised that the birthmark would make her more
memorable and popular among the dancers. From then
on, she began to love her birthmark, instead of trying
to hide it, and she also learnt to face the world with
bright smiles.
( )1.Cassandra Naud's birthmark_____.
A.is under her left eye
B.only covers a small part of her face
C.is dangerous to be removed
D.isn't able to be removed
( )2.The underlined word“heartbroken means______”.
A.happy B.sad
C.excited D.comfortable
( )3. Which one is TRUE according to the third
paragraph?
A.Cassandra didn't want to remove the
birthmark.
B. Her parents didn't allow her to do the
operation.
C.The doctor wasn’'t able to do the operation.
D. Cassandra gave up because of the risk of
losing her eyesight.
( )4.From this passage, we learn that______.
A.we shouldn't take risks
B.we shouldn't care about our appearance
C. we shouldn't face the world with bright smiles
D.we should learn to find out the pleasant side
of a bad thing
B
阅读短文 从方框内所给的选项中选出可以填
入空白处的最佳选项,其中有一个多余的选项。
(营口期末)As I stepped into the ninth grade,I
felt the weight of the world on my shoulders. The
pressure from schoolwork was like a heavy rock for me.
5.
At first, I often stayed awake at night,my mind
racing with thoughts of tests. I felt stressed out. My
grades began to drop,and Ifelt unconfident. I decided
to take control of my situation. I started by creating a
study timetable. 6._______A few days later, I
reached out to my teachers for help, which was a big
step for me,and it made a world of difference.
Slowly, the rock of anxiety(焦虑)began to lift. I
found that by breaking down my tasks into smaller,
double pieces, I could get them done one by one. I
learned the importance of planning time and asking for
help when needed. 7._____
Through this experience, I've discovered my
ability to work under pressure. I've come to understand
that it's okay to ask for help and that facing challenges
bravely is the best way to overcome them.
Now,as I look back,I see that the biggest
challenge wasn't just about my grades or my study
habits.8._______And that's a lesson I'll carry with,
not just through high school, but for the rest of my life.
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A.Mygradesimproved,andmoreimportantly,my
confidencegrew.
B.Ivelearnedthatwitheverychalenge,theresa
chanceforgrowth.
C.Itbalancedmytimebetweenschoolworkandleisure.
D.Iwassureofmyselftomakeachangewithteachers
aroundme.
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grapes.Thelitlegirlhadnoarms 13 legs.She
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Astheoldmanpushedthewheelchairuptome,I
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andtheunforgetablelessonaboutlifeshetaughtme.
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( )10.A.hard B.easy
C.interesting D.wonderful
( )11.A.that B.if C.when D.where
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Unit 1
A.My grades improved, and more importantly,my
confidence grew.
B. I've learned that with every challenge, there's a
chance for growth.
C. It balanced my time between schoolwork and leisure.
D.I was sure of myself to make a change with teachers
around me.
E.I was too busy with my studies all the time.
二 完形填空。
(广安期中)About ten years ago, I was a student
at college. I 9 my summer holidays doing a part-
time job to make some money. Life was 10 for me
then. My father had just lost his job and stayed at
home. My mother was ill in hospital. I didn't know
11 I could go on with my studies the next term.
One day while I was working at a 12 store
near my college, I saw an old man come in with a little
girl in a wheelchair. He wanted to buy some apples and
grapes. The little girl had no arms 13 legs. She
was 14 a white dress.
As the old man pushed the wheelchair up to me, I
was busy 15 my work. When I took the money
from the old man, I looked back at the girl, who was
giving me 16 most beautiful smile I have ever
seen. 17 her handicap(生理缺陷)was gone and
allI saw was this beautiful girl,whose smile gave me a
better understanding of life.
I'm now a successful businessman. When I
18 trouble in my life, I think about that little girl
and the unforgettable lesson about life she taught me.
( )9.A.took B.paid C. spent D.cost
( )10.A.hard B.easy
C.interesting D.wonderful
( )11.A. that B.if C.when D.where
( )12.A.clothes B.book C.shoe D.fruit
( )13.A.so B.then C.or D.and
( )14.A.putting on B.wearing
C.getting D.dressing
( )15.A.with B.to C.at D.on
( )16.A./ B.the C.a D.an
( )17.A.Suddenly B.Hardly
C. Usually D. Heavily
( )18.A.get off B.get on
C.get into D.get to
三 语法填空。
Taking a Chance
When Emily handed Ms Miller her homework, she
couldn't imagine how writing a short story would lead to
more than a grade.
Emily,who was shy, had few close friends. In
her art class, when other students discussed painting
skills, she usually kept quiet. No one but Sofia seemed
19._______(notice)her at all.
Emily wanted to invite Sofia to see the art show in
the local museum. Every time she had an opportunity
to bring it up, she would start by 20._____(talk)
about her own painting. She wasn't sure where else to
begin and she never got to the 21._______(invite)
before the bell rang.
When Emily received an A+for her story,she was
excited. She knew that writing was fun and came easily
to her,22._____she didn't realise she was good
23._ _____it. Ms Miller's opinion about her story
made her think she had a special talent,a bit like
Sofia's for painting. Ms Miller 24._____(encourage)
her to enter an upcoming national writing competition.
In the 25._______(begin),Emily didn't want
to enter the competition. She was worried about losing
her new pride in herself 26.________she couldn’t
win. But Ms Miller insisted that taking risks was part of
knowing who you were and what you could do.
Emily finally agreed to enter the competition.
When she won the 27._______(two)place, she was
sill28.____(pride)of herself to be brave enough
to enter the competition. She felt so good when she
risked inviting Sofia to the art show, and Sofia
said yes.
四 阅读与表达。
(营口期末)Four years ago, Rome Leykin was on
his way to work. Unluckily he was hit by a car,
causing him to lose both of his legs.
But after that,Leykin got a new interest in race.
In fact, he was never a big runner. Before his
accident, he said he wasn't really active in sports. He
would just sometimes play basketball. But that all
arrived when he was at a rehabilitation(康复)center.
There,someone introduced him to hand cycling.
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“So,Igotonit,IrodeandIfelinlovewithitright
away.”
Withinafewmonths,hefinishedtheTDFive
BoroBikeTour,a40mileridethroughNewYork
City.Afterthat,hetriedhisfirstmarathonin2021.
Hefinishedthatracein2hoursand11minutes,
placing12thoutof38.
Hecycledbyhandatleast13.1milesacouple
timesaweekinmarathonpreparation.Healsospenta
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cycling.HewantstocompletetheAbbotSix—the
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story.
29.WhathappenedtoRomeLeykinfouryearsago?
30.HowlongdidittakeRomeLeykintofinishhisfirst
marathon?
31.WhatisRomeLeykinsdream?
32.WhatdoyouthinkofRomeLeykin?Whatcanyou
learnfromhim?Write20wordsormore.
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greatideassometimescomefromunexpectedplaces—
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labs;theycanstartwithsimpleobservationsinnature.
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scientificexperiment?
A.Watersamples. B.Flowers.
C.Goosedroppings. D.Insects.
( )2.WhymightCamariasdiscoverybeespecialy
meaningfultoherfamily?
A.Hermotherworksatasciencelab.
B.Herrelativessuferedfromovarianandskin
cancer.
C.Shewantedtobecomeafamousscientist.
D.Geeseareherfavouriteanimals.
( )3.WhatisorfamideN?
A.Abacteriumwithantibioticactivity.
B.AnothersamplecolectedbyWiliam.
C.Acauseofovarianandskincancer.
D.Somethingnaturalfoundingoosepoop.
( )4.Whatisthemainideaofthearticle?
A.Studentsshould alwaysfolow teachers
instructions.
B.Scientificbreakthroughscan come from
unexpectedplaces.
C.Only universitiescan make important
discoveries.
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"I didn't know what it was. When I saw it,I
thought,'Oh, this is great. You don't even need legs
to use it.'And look at me. I don't have any," he said.
So,I got on it, I rode and I fell in love with it right
away.”
Within a few months, he finished the TD Five
Boro Bike Tour,a 40-mile ride through New York
City. After that, he tried his first marathon in 2021.
He finished that race in 2 hours and 11 minutes,
placing 12th out of 38.
He cycled by hand at least 13.1 miles a couple
times a week in marathon preparation. He also spent a
lot of time in the gym. His dream is to conquer(征服)
the hand cycling world.
And he plans to keep working hard for his goals in
cycling. He wants to complete the Abbott Six the
world's six largest marathons.
He hopes people willtake one lesson from his
story.
29.What happened to Rome Leykin four years ago?
30.How long did it take Rome Leykin to finish his first
marathon?
31.What is Rome Leykin's dream?
32.What do you think of Rome Leykin?What can you
learn from him?Write 20 words or more.
时文阅读
素材[小举动大发现]Camaria Williams,a
13-year-old student from Chicago,made an unusual
scientific discovery in 2024 while collecting goose poop
near a pond. Her school partnered with a local
university and a nonprofit to encourage students to
search for natural antibiotics(抗生素) medicines
that fight harmful bacteria.
While other students gathered water samples,
flowers, or insects,Camarria chose goose droppings.
Birds eat all kinds of things,so I thought their waste
might contain special bacteria," she explained.
Scientists tested her sample and found something
amazing:a new natural compound called orfamide N.
This discovery could help treat ovarian(卵巢的)and
skin cancer, two diseases that affected Camarria's
mother,aunt,and grandmother.
The research team published their findings in a
famous science journal, naming Camarria as one of the
study's authors. I'm proud that my curiosity might
help cancer patients,"said the teenager, who never
expected her smelly experiment to become so
important.
This project shows how young people can
contribute to real-world science. Camaria proved that
great ideas sometimes come from unexpected places
even from things others might ignore. Her story reminds
us that scientific breakthroughs don't always happen in
labs; they can start with simple observations in nature.
( )1.What material did Camarria choose for her
scientific experiment?
A.Water samples. B.Flowers.
C. Goose droppings. D.Insects.
( )2.Why might Camarria's discovery be especially
meaningful to her family?
A.Her mother works at a science lab.
B. Her relatives suffered from ovarian and skin
cancer.
C.She wanted to become a famous scientist.
D.Geese are her favourite animals.
( )3.What is orfamide N?
A.A bacterium with antibiotic activity.
B.Another sample collected by William.
C.A cause of ovarian and skin cancer.
D.Something natural found in goose poop.
( )4. What is the main idea of the article?
A.Students should always follow teachers'
instructions.
B.Scientific breakthroughs can come from
unexpected places.
C.Only universities can make important
discoveries.
D. Bird waste is the best source for new
medicines.
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五
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[语篇导读] 本文讲述了作者从小热爱音乐,在音
乐节比赛中尽管失误仍坚持演奏,最终获得奖项,并
从评委那里得到鼓励的故事。
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[语篇导读] 本文讲述了作者通过学习箭术,克服
挫折并最终领悟到专注、耐心和坚持的重要性。
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句型荟萃】
开头句】
1.Two years ago, I had to choose between staying in my
comfort zone and joining my school's basketball team.
2. I realised the choice to join the team changed everything.
3.In order to achieve his dream, he studied very hard at
school.
中间句】
4.At first, training was hard.
5.My coach taught me teamwork and perseverance.
6.The joy of success made me confident.
7.But he didn't give up.
8.He studied even harder there and made many
achievements in his field.
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9.This choice taught me that challenges can lead to
growth.
10.Life is full of choices,and I'm glad I chose courage
over fear.
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Dear schoolmates,
I am Li Hua. I am glad to share my speech about
Last year, I joined the school basketball team. At
I hope to continue improving myself. Now,
That's all. Thank you for your attention!
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Growth”. I believe growth is like climbing a hill, step
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by step.
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encouragement of my coach and teammates, I kept
practising every day. Gradually, I improved my skills
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选C。
2.B [解析]词句猜测题。根据“Her schoolmates
often laughed at her. She was heartbroken with what
they said and had to cry in corners”一句可知她的同
学经常嘲笑她 她对他们所说的话⋯⋯,不得不在
角落里哭泣 因此是很伤心 故选B。
3.D [解析]细节理解题。根据“But the doctor said
that she might face the risk of being left with a lazy
eye(弱视). So she finally decided to keep her
birthmark”可知医生说,她可能会面临弱视的风
险 所以她最终决定保留自己的胎记 故选D。
4.D [解析]主旨大意题。根据文章结尾知道
Cassandra最终决定保留她的胎记 她开始爱她的
胎记 而不是试图隐藏它 她也学会了为自己感到
骄傲 并试图把注意力集中在它令人愉快的一
面 选项D符合。故选D。
B
[语篇导读] 本文讲述了一名九年级学生在面临
学业压力时 通过制定学习时间表和寻求老师帮助
来克服困难的经历。
5-8 ECAB
二 [语篇导读] 本文讲述了作者十年前上大学时
生活艰难 在兼职时遇到一位残疾女孩,女孩的
微笑让作者对生活有了新感悟 此后作者遇到
困难就会想起她。
9-13 CABDC 14-18 BABAC
三 [语篇导读] 本文讲述了害羞的Emily在写作
方面有天赋 在老师鼓励下参加比赛并有所收
获 还勇敢邀请朋友看艺术展的故事。
19.to notice 20.talking 21.invitation 22.but
23.at 24.encouraged 25.beginning 26.if
27.second 28.proud
四 [语篇导读] 本文是一篇记叙文 Rome Leykin
因事故失去双腿 但是他并未放弃自己,反而对
竞赛产生了兴趣 他始终在征服手骑自行车世
界的道路上奋斗着。
29.He was hit by a car and lost both of his legs.
30.It took him 2 hours and 11 minutes to finish his
first marathon./2 hours and 11 minutes.
31.His dream is to conquer the hand cycling world.
32.Rome Leykin is an inspiring and determined
person. Despite his disability, he didn't give up
but pursued his new interest in race and
achieved great results. From him, I learn that
we should face difficulties bravely and never lose
heart no matter how hard the situation s. As
long as we have a dream and work hard for it,
we can create miracles. 开放性试题 言之有
理即可。)
时文阅读】
[语篇导读] 当同龄人在池塘边采花捕虫时,13岁
Unit 2 Getting along
教材要点回归
芝加哥女孩Camarria Williams弯腰拾起一坨鹅粪,
Starting out
这个看似怪异的举动竟改写抗癌药物研发史。
1-4 CBDB
一 1.an 2.of 3.in 4.on 5.along
二 1.explore 2.share 3.island 4.problem
5.believe
三 1.go a long way 2.make friends
3.get along with 4.agree with 5.how to
四 [语篇导读] 本文主要讲述作者所在的街区最
近发生了一些奇怪的事情 街区里的每个人都很
担心 但每个人都有自己的想法。
1-5 CABDB
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