Unit 5 语境记单词 2025-2026学年人教版英语八年级下册

Unit 5 Nature's Temper 语境记单词 Last summer, a terrible 1. (台风) hit our city. The weather station had 2. (警告) us days before, so my family started to 3. (作准备). We bought extra food and water 4. (补给品) and made sure our 5. (屋 顶) was secure. When the typhoon came, the wind was 6. (敲打) heavily against the windows. I was 7. (做家务) in the kitchen when the 8. (电 力) suddenly went out. My little sister was so scared that she started to 9. (尖 叫). We all gathered in the living room, listening to the 10. (新闻报 道) on a battery-powered radio. The reporter said the 11. (洪水) was rising in the 12. (街区) and some roads were closed. Later, we heard a loud noise — a big tree branch had 13. (脱 落) and hit a 14. (附近的) car. My father, along with other 15. (志愿 者) from our community, went out to help. They worked with 16. (消防队员) to clear the road. Thankfully, no one was 17. (非常糟地) hurt. During the storm, we also thought about other natural disasters, like an 18. (地震) or a 19. _ (龙卷风). We knew that 20. (知识) and preparation are our best 21. (安全). After the typhoon passed, we checked our home for damage. We were lucky — only a few tiles were broken. This experience taught me that we should always be prepared for the 22. (最坏的). Knowing what to do can turn ordinary people into 23. (英雄). Now, we keep an emergency kit ready, just in case nature shows its 24. (脾气) again. 1.typhoon 2.warned 3.make preparations 4.supplies 5.roof 6.beating 7.doing chores 8.power 9.scream 10.news report 11.floodwater 12.neighbourhood 13.come off 14.nearby 15.volunteers 16.firefighters 17.terribly 18.earthquake 19.tornado 20.knowledge 21.security 22.worst 23.heroes 24.temper 第一步：阅读原文 请先完整阅读下面的故事，理解在恶劣天气中发生了什么，以及人们如何为最坏 的情况做准备。 Last summer, a terrible typhoon hit our city. The weather station had warned us days before, so my family started to make preparations. We bought extra food and water supplies and made sure our roof was secure. When the typhoon came, the wind was beating heavily against the windows. I was doing chores in the kitchen when the power suddenly went out. My little sister was so scared that she started to scream. We all gathered in the living room, listening to the news report on a battery-powered radio. The reporter said the floodwater was rising in the neighbourhood and some roads were closed. Later, we heard a loud noise — a big tree branch had come off and hit a nearby car. My father, along with other volunteers from our community, went out to help. They worked with firefighters to clear the road. Thankfully, no one was terribly hurt. During the storm, we also thought about other natural disasters, like an earthquake or a tornado. We knew that knowledge and preparation are our best security. After the typhoon passed, we checked our home for damage. We were lucky — only a few tiles were broken. This experience taught me that we should always be prepared for the worst. Knowing what to do can turn ordinary people into heroes. Now, we keep an emergency kit ready, just in case nature shows its temper again. 第二步：完成填空 请根据你阅读的原文和中文提示，在横线上填入最合适的本单元单词或短语。 Last summer, a terrible 1. (台风) hit our city. The weather station had 2. (警告) us days before, so my family started to 3. (作 准备). We bought extra food and water 4. (补给品) and made sure our 5. (屋顶) was secure. When the typhoon came, the wind was 6. (敲打) heavily against the windows. I was 7. (做家务) in the kitchen when the 8. (电力) suddenly went out. My little sister was so scared that she started to 9. (尖叫). We all gathered in the living room, listening to the 10. (新闻报道) on a battery-powered radio. The reporter said the 11. (洪水) was rising in the 12. (街区) and some roads were closed. Later, we heard a loud noise — a big tree branch had 13. (脱落) and hit a 14. (附近的) car. My father, along with other 15. (志愿 者) from our community, went out to help. They worked with 16. (消防队 员) to clear the road. Thankfully, no one was 17. _ (非常糟地) hurt. During the storm, we also thought about other natural disasters, like an 18. (地震) or a 19. (龙卷风). We knew that 20. (知识) and preparation are our best 21. (安全). After the typhoon passed, we checked our home for damage. We were lucky — only a few tiles were broken. This experience taught me that we should always be prepared for the 22. _ (最坏的). Knowing what to do can turn ordinary people into 23. (英雄). Now, we keep an emergency kit ready, just in case nature shows its 24. (脾 气) again. 第三步：核对答案 1.typhoon 2.warned 3.make preparations 4.supplies 5.roof 6.beating 7.doing chores 8.power 9.scream 10.news report 11.floodwater 12.neighbourhood 13.come off 14.nearby 15.volunteers 16.firefighters 17.terribly 18.earthquake 19.tornado 20.knowledge 21.security 22.worst 23.heroes 24.temper 第四步：对照翻译 去年夏天，一场可怕的台风袭击了我们城市。气象站几天前就警告过我们，所以 我们家开始做准备。我们购买了额外的食物和水补给品，并确保我们的屋顶牢固。 台风来临时，风猛烈地敲打着窗户。停电时，我正在厨房做家务。我的小妹妹吓 得开始尖叫。我们聚集在客厅，用电池收音机收听新闻报道。记者说洪水在街区 上涨，一些道路已经封闭。 后来，我们听到一声巨响——一根大树枝脱落，砸中了附近的一辆汽车。我父亲 和社区的其他志愿者一起出去帮忙。他们与消防队员合作清理道路。庆幸的是， 没有人严重受伤。 暴风雨期间，我们也想到了其他自然灾害，比如地震或龙卷风。我们知道知识和 准备是我们最好的安全保障。台风过后，我们检查了家里的损坏情况。我们很幸 运——只有几块瓦片碎了。 这段经历告诉我，我们应该时刻为最坏的情况做好准备。知道该怎么做，可以把 普通人变成英雄。现在，我们准备了一个应急包，以防大自然再次展现它的脾气。 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $