课时分层训练(6) Unit 3 Could you please tell Section B-【学霸笔记·初中同步练习分层卷】2025-2026学年九年级全一册英语（人教版）

课时分层训练(六)　Unit 3　Could you please tell me where the restrooms are? Section B

知识点一　convenient的用法

1．The internet makes it   C   for us to get in touch with each other．

A．difficult　　 B．important

C．convenient D．boring

2．The hotel is   convenient  (容易到达的) to downtown．

3．It is a great   convenience  (convenient) to have the school so near．

知识点二　polite的用法

1．This boy is   B   to everyone, so we all like him very much．

A．rude B．polite

C．impolite D．childish

2．It's   impolite  (polite) to enter a person's room without knocking on the door first．

3．He will not refuse if you ask   politely   (polite)．

知识点三　主语＋be＋adj．＋to do sth．的用法

1．It's necessary   to study  (study) hard．

2．喝水对我们的身体有好处。

It's good for us to   drink     water  ．

3．加入社团是一个很好的交友方式。

Joining a club is a good way to   make     friends  ．

知识点四　动词不定式作定语的用法

1．You will have some wonderful new friends   B   in the new school．

A．making B．to make

C．make D．made

2．Are there any interesting movies   to see  (see) during the coming holiday?

3．当遇到困难的时候，你可以向老师和家长寻求帮助。

You have teachers and parents   to     turn     to     for     help   when you have difficulties．

知识点五　look forward to的用法

1．We look forward to   D   from Lucy．

A．hear B．heard

C．to hear D．hearing

2．Jim is looking forward to   meeting  (meet) his best friend again．

3．我们期待着春天的到来。

We   are     looking     forward     to   the arrival of spring．

阅读理解

If you bump(撞) into a British person in the street, it is very likely that he or she will apologize whether it is his or her fault or not．

It seems that Britain is becoming a nation where everyone is saying sorry．Almost each person says sorry about eight times each day—and one in eight people apologize up to 20 times a day．

As you may have seen, the British apologize more often than people of other countries．According to research, British people are more likely to say sorry than Americans in many cases．For example, about 15 British people would say “sorry” while only 10 Americans would do this if they sneeze(打喷嚏), correct someone's mistake or if someone bumps into them．

In the old days, “sorry” was used to express regret and sadness for having done something wrong．But now British people use the expression as a way of showing good manners．For example, they might say “sorry” instead of “excuse me” “pardon” “what” or “whatever”．British people also say sorry when they share the same feeling with others．So they might say “sorry about the rain”．