Unit 4 Section B 第3课时 Section B(1a-1e)（Word教师用书）-【中考123】2026-2027学年九年级上册英语全程导练（人教版·新教材）

Section B　How can we improve our memory? 第3课时　Section B(1a­1e) [答案 P11] 一、根据首字母填写单词。 1．Regular exercise can boost your memory and mood. 2．This is just a short­term solution, we need a long­term plan. 3．Do you have any tips to remember new words faster? 4．Please read the passage and answer the questions below. 5．It is likely to rain this afternoon, so take an umbrella. 6．Don't wear out your brain by studying for too long without a break. 7．Let's discuss the best way to improve our memory. 8．Listening to recording information is an effective way to learn. 9．I have a beautiful view of the park from my window. 10．The image on the screen helps us understand our grades. 二、用括号内所给单词的适当形式填空。 1．To start(start)with, we should read English every morning to learn new words. 2．By reviewing(review)notes every day, we can improve memory quickly. 3．We can make use of senses like sight and sound to remember(remember)things better. 4．In addition, taking enough sleep also helps us keep a good memory(memorize). 5．Making a study plan can make it easier to remember what we learn(learning). 三、句型转换。 1．The more you review, the more likely you will remember it.(改为同义句) You will be more likely to remember it if you review more. 2．Taking notes helps you remember key points.(改为同义句) Taking notes is helpful to remember key points. 3．Bad sleep makes it harder for new information to enter long­term memory．(对画线部分提问) What does bad sleep make it harder for? 4．We should study for 40 minutes and then take a break.(改为祈使句) Study for 40 minutes and then take a break. 5．Healthy food helps the brain work better.(改为感叹句) How healthy food helps the brain work! 四、完形填空。 When you sleep, your brain doesn't just rest and relax—it keeps working actively to strengthen and organize your memories. During the deep sleep stage, your brain goes through all the information you picked up during the day, sorting out key details and moving them from short­term memory to long­term memory. This 1 process is called memory consolidation, and it directly helps you remember facts, maths formulas, and new English vocabulary much better. For example, if you spend 15 minutes learning new words before bed and get a full night's sleep, your brain will process those words deeply, making them easier to 2 the next morning. Skipping sleep or staying up late completely disrupts this process. Students who 3 all­nighters to cram for tests often struggle to remember what they've studied, even after hours of review, because their brains don't finish memory consolidation. Teenagers' brains are still in the key 4 stage, so sleep is more important for them than for adults. A lack of sleep not only makes them feel tired in the daytime but also 5 their ability to learn new things. It's reported that students with good sleep habits usually get better grades in exams than those who often stay up late. 6 ， many teens still ignore the importance of sleep and choose to study till midnight. They think cramming more information before tests can help them get higher scores, but the 7 is quite the opposite. Getting 8­10 hours of 8 sleep each night is not just good for physical health—it's one of the simplest and most effective ways to protect and improve memory. To get better sleep, you'd better avoid using electronic devices before bed, as their blue light can 9 your sleep. Keeping a regular sleep schedule is also necessary. In short, enough sleep is a powerful 10 for a sharp memory, and it's worth forming a good sleep habit for your study and health. (B)1.A．boring　　　　　 B．important C．simple D．common (C)2.A．forget B．record C．recall D．write (A)3.A．pull B．take C．make D．give (B)4.A．sleeping B．developing C．working D．resting (D)5.A．improves B．increases C．raises D．weakens (A)6.A．However B．Besides C．Therefore D．Otherwise (B)7.A．reason B．result C．purpose D．method (C)8.A．quick B．busy C．high­quality D．short (B)9.A．help B．harm C．protect D．improve (A)10.A．tool B．game C．rule D．problem 五、语法填空。 Remembering words is difficult but I think I can help you. Are you ready 1.to listen(listen)to my advice? Remember that your body has five senses. You can see, hear, smell, taste and touch. You can not use all five senses 2.because you can not taste or smell a word. However, 3.using(use)your other three senses can help. When you read a word, do not just read it to 4.yourself(you). Read it aloud! Then you are seeing the word and hearing the word when you say it. So, those 5.are(be)two senses. Where is the last one? Well, you touch the word when you say it. Your mouth is making the word. So, say the word loudly! Dictionaries are 6.really(real)useful! But when you are learning new words, try to remember them with pictures. Do not just remember the 7.translation(translate)for “run”. Look carefully 8.at a picture and say the word three times! You can use a picture dictionary, make all kinds of cards or just read comic books. Try to remember the words as you look at the pictures. For me, I hear English on TV or watch English 9.videos(video). I always carry a little notebook. In this way, I can write down new words to ask my teacher about or to look up in the dictionary later. I hope you 10.will do(do)better in remembering words! 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $