八上英語Unit2HomeSweetHome學生：第一部分基礎(chǔ)詞匯一、看中文寫英文并用它的正確形式填空Theygotupearlyto(打獵)foranimalsintheforest.--Couldyou(借)thatbooktome？--Yes,sure.Noproblem.--CouldI(借)abikefromyou?Mineisbroken.Unluckily,thepolicecan’tfindthelostchild(還).Rubybroketherulewhenshestartedeating(餅干)inascienceclass.Tonyissostrongthathecan(舉起)thebigbox.Canyougivemea(搭便車)tothestation?Thismuseumhascollectedmanyart(寶物).It’sreallydirtyhere.Youcansee(垃圾)everywhere.--WhereisJane?--She’s(打掃)thefloor.Jim’spetdogwas(死的).Itmadehimverysad.Youshouldbe(仔細的，謹慎的)withyourwordswhentalkingtoyourboss.Lastyear,thenewoldpeople’shousewasbuiltinour(社區(qū)).I’mexcitedaboutthenew(電影).Ididn’tdomyhomework(直到為止)elevenlastnight.Thankyoufor(邀請)ustoyourartfestival.Imadequiteafewfriendsandtookmanyphotosduringmy(旅行).Thereare(幾個)studentsintheroom.Theyaretalkingaboutthetask.Isawa(n)(熟悉的)faceinthecrowd.Alicecantell(笑話)tomakeuslaugh.Whenmymumcamebacklater,she(聞到)thesmoke.(可能)Tomisfreetomorrowandyoucangotoaskhim.Walkabouttwo(街區(qū))andyoucanseethebookstoresonyourleft.Toour(驚訝)，moreandmorekidsplayapartinprotectingtheearth.二、用括號中單詞的正確形式填空Couldyouplease(make)yourbed？Mymotheralwaysmakesme(wash)thedishesafterlunchonweekends.ThechildrenarewatchingTVinthe(live)room.Sheplans(clean)theclassroomtoday.Weneedtogetreadyfortheir(arrive).Don’tforget(feed)mycatwhenIamaway.Ioftengo(shop)onweekends.Icouldn’twait(open)thebirthdaygiftsafterthebirthdayparty.Couldyoupleasewriteas(careful)asyoursister?Wesawaman(dance)aloneonthestreetatmidnight.Kidsneed(share)thehouseworkwiththeirparentstohaveacleanhome.Hewasbusy(cook)dinnerwhenIcalled.Asweknow,MoYanisafamous(write).Feelfree(share)yourideasduringthemeeting.--Didyou(take)outtherubbish?--Yes,I(take)itoutanhourago.綜合詞匯、語法運用將方框中所給詞語的適當形式填入短文中，每詞僅用一次balcony,live,grow,bedroom,keepWeloveournewhouse.Therearethree1..Theyareverycomfortable.The2.roomissobig!WeoftenwatchTVhere.Andwecan3.somefishhere.Our4.isbigandgetsalotofsunshine.SoIcan5.someflowersthere.Icanaskmyfriendstoournewhouse.閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)括號內(nèi)所給漢語注釋寫出單詞的正確形式.Thisweekend,Ihadalotof1.(雜務)todo.First,Ineededto2.(打包)someoldclothesfrommy(臥室)intoboxes.Afterthat,Ihadto4.(打掃)thefloorand5.(整理)thelaundry(洗衣房).Ialso6.(澆水)alltheplantsintherooms.Next,Icleanedthe7.(洗手間)andrememberedto8.(喂)mydog,whowaswaitingpatiently.Finally,Idecidedto9.(邀請)myfriendsto10.(閑逛)outattheparklater.Itwasabusyday,butIfeltproudafterfinishingeverything.語法填空Shouldkidsdochores?Couldyouplease1.(help)yourparentswiththem?It'struethatadults(成年人)canfinishthechoresandprobably2.(good)thanchildren.Butdoingchoresisimportantforkids.Helpingoutaroundthehousegivesthemafeelingofsatisfaction.Forexample,theycanmake3.(they)bedorsweepthefloor.Thishelpsthemfeel4.they'reapartoftheteam.Astudyshowsthatchildrenwhodochoresathomewilldependon(依賴)theirparentslessthanothersinthefuture.Theywillalsohavegoodrelationshipswithotherfamilymembers(成員)andfriends.Somemaysaykidsaretoobusy5.(do)chores.Theyhavealotofhomeworkandtheyhaveextra(額外的)classeson6.weekend.Butsimplethingslikewashingtheirownclothesordoingthe7.(dish)afterdinnerwon'ttakemuchtime.Somepeoplethinkthatwomenshouldalwaysbehousewivesandmenshouldworkoutside,8.boysdon'tneedtolearntodochores.It'struethatmenshouldworkhard9.(make)moneyforthefamily.Butnowwomenworkhardtoo.Everyoneshoulddotheirpart10.keepingthehousecleanandtidy.語篇閱讀(A)ItwashalfpastfiveintheafternoonwhenNancycamehomefromwork.Shewalkedintothelivingroomandlookedatherthreechildren,Thechildrenwerefourteen,elevenandeightyearsold.TheywerewatchingTVhappily.Theroomwasdirty.Therewereemptyglassesanddirtyclothesonthefloor.Toyswerehereandthere.Nancygotangry.“Whatamess!”shesaidtoherchildren,“l(fā)workalldayandhavetodohouseworkallevening.I'mverytired,Ineedtohaveagoodrest,Iwon'tdothehouseworkanymore!"Nancydidasshesaid,Shedidn’tdoanyhousework.EveryeveningshesatonthesofaandwatchedTV.Aweeklater,everydishinthekitchenwasdirty.Allthechildren'sclothesweredirtytoo.Everyrubbishbinwasfull.ThenonedayNancygotverysurprisedwhenshecamehomefromwork.Thekitchenwasclean.Thechildrenhadcleanedit!Thenextday,whenNancygothome,shefoundthelivingroomwasclean,andthechildrenwerewashingtheirclothes.Nancywashappyandwenttohelpthem.NowNancyandherthreechildrendothehouseworktogether.ThentheyallsitonthesofaandwatchTV.()1.Nancyusuallyintheeveningalone,soshegotangry.A.cleanedthehouseB.watchedTVallthetimeC.satonthesofaandtalkedwithherchildrenD.didthehouseworkwithherchildren()2.Nancygotangrybecause.A.thedisheswerecleanB.theroomwasdirtyC.thechildrenwereplayingwithtoysD.thechildrenweredoingtheirhomework()3.Nancywassurprisedwhenshegothomeoneday,because.therubbishbinswerefullB.thechildrenwerenotathomeC.thechildrenwerecookingdinnerD.thechildrenhadcleanedthekitchen.()4.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?Nancycamehomefromworkat5:30.B.Nancydidn'tdothehouseworkforaweek.C.Thechildrenweretooyoungtowashtheirclothes.D.NowNancyandherchildrendochorestogetherbeforewatchingTV.(B)Doyoulikedoinghousework?Manykidsdohousework,suchasdoingthedishes,makingthebedandfoldingtheclothes.Inexchange,theymaygetsomemoneyorcomputertime.Payingkidsforhouseworkisoneofthemostpopulartopics.Someparentsthinksinceadultsarepaidtodotheirjobs,theyshouldpaykidsforeverydayhousework.Butsomepeopledon'tthinkkidsshouldgetrewardsfordoinghousework.SusieWalton,anexpert,believesthatbyrewardingkids,parentsaresendingamessagethatworkisn'tworthdoingunlessyougetsomethinginreturn,“Doinganykindofhouseworkrequiresateameffort,’’Waltonsaid,“Homeisalivingspaceforeveryoneinthefamily,lt'simportantforkidstoseethateveryonehasdutiesathome,andthatfamilymembersdecidehowtheywanttheirhometolook,andhowtheyaregoingtokeepitlookinglikewhattheywant.”O(jiān)therpeoplebelievethatgettingarewardencourageskidstodohousework,andthatitalsoteachesthemreal-worldlessonsabouthowweneedtoworktogetmoney.Therearealsoappsthatgivekidspointsanddigitalgiftsthatcanberedeemed(兌換)eitheronlineorintherealworld,“Kidsneedrewardstohelpencouragethemtodohousework,"saidChrisBergman.()1.ThewritermainlywantstodiscussA.thewaysofdoingchoresB.whethertopaykidsforhouseworkC.thekindsofadulthouseworkD.howtopayadultsfortheirjobs()2.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“inreturn’’mean?A.Asareward.B.Forfun.C.Onsale.D.Undercontrol.()3.WhatistheideaofWaltonaboutthehousework?A.Doinghouseworkdoesn'tneedteamwork.B.Peopleworktogetsomerewards.C.Peoplecan'tdecidehowtheirhomelooks.D.Kidsalsohavedutiesathome.()4.WhydoesBergmanagreetopaykidsforhousework?Itteacheskidshowtomakemoney.B.Kidscanreceivemanypointsandgilts.Itencourageskidstodohousework.D.Kidswillstayawayfromhousework.(C)Doyoulikemakingyourbed?Doyoumakeyourbedby1.?Ordoyouleaveit2.yourparentstodo?Doyoudoanyother3.?Everymorningduringmilitarytraining(軍訓),our4.wouldshowupinourroom.The5.thingtheywouldlookoverwasourbeds--toseeifourquiltsweresquareandthebedswere6.andtidy.ltwas7.todo.Buteverymorningtheteacherswouldaskusto8.ourbedsperfect.Itseemedalittle9.overtime,butthewisdom(智慧)behindthisisgreat.Ifyoumakeyourbedeverymorning,it10.thatyoufinishthefirstthingoftheday.Itwillgiveyouasmallsenseof11.andmakeyoudoanotherthingandanother.Makingyourbedalsomakesyou12.thatlittlethingsinlifeareimportant.lfyoucan'tdothelittlethingsright,youwill13.dothebigthingsright.Ifyouhaveabaddaybychance,youwillcomehometoabedthatiscleanandtidy,14.thatgivesyouhappiness.Youwill15.thattomorrowwillbebetter.Ifyouwanttochangetheworld,startoffbymakingyourbed.1.A.myselfB.yourselfC.himselfD.herself2.A.forB.withC.aboutD.over3.A.washingB.dishesC.houseworkD.homework4.A.doctorsB.nursesC.teachersD.drivers5.A.firstB.secondC.thirdD.fourth6.A.newB.cleanC.smallD.big7.A.difficultB.hardC.easyD.early8.A.becomeB.goC.feelD.make9.A.interestingB.boringC.excitingD.relaxing10.A.meansB.decidesC.picksD.finds11.A.prideB.lossC.sham