UNIT9

IlikemusicthatIcandanceto.課時2SectionA(3a——3c)目

錄CONTENTS011星題基礎鞏固022星題能力提升二三四五一六一、根據(jù)句意及漢語提示完成單詞。1.Peterfeels________(沮喪的)nowbecausehehasfailedtheEnglishexam.2.TheEnglishteacheraskedustohave_________________ (對話)inpairsinEnglishclass.3.Ienjoywatching________(戲劇)becausetheyteachmeaboutdifferentcultures.downdialogs/dialoguesdramas4.Mostchildrenhavedreamedofbecoming____________(超級英雄)tosavetheworld.5.Itwassocoldoutsidethatthegirl________(關(guān)上)thewindowsatonce.二三四五一六superheroesshut二、用括號內(nèi)所給單詞的適當形式填空。6.Ipreferthemoviesthathaveahappy__________(end).7.Thelittlemanalwaystrieshisbest________(face)allkindsofdifficulties.8.Howdoyoufeelafter__________(have)alongtalkwiththeboy?二三四五一六endingtofacehaving9.Nomatterhowterribletheweatherwas,theystuckto________(make)theirwaytoschool.10.Idon’tfeellike______(do)sportstodaybecauseI’mverytired.二三四五一六making

doing三、句子翻譯。11.在你離開時別忘了關(guān)燈。

Don’tforgetto____________thelightwhenyouleave.12.志愿者們?nèi)メt(yī)院看望生病的孩子是為了讓他們振作起來。

Volunteersvisitedthesickkidsinthehospitalto____________________________.二三四五一六shut/turnoffcheerthemup13.［2025·北京模擬改編］堅持你的夢想，總有一天你會夢想成真。

_______________________,andyouwillmakeitcometrueoneday.14.［2025·成都月考］在中國南方，夏季雨水充足。

___________________insummerinthesouthofChina.SticktoyourdreamThereisplentyofrain二三四五一六15.下班后他們偶爾一起去看電影。

_______________________________________________ _______________________________________________Theygotothemoviestogetheronceinawhile/fromtimetotimeafterwork.二三四五一六四、在空白處填入一個適當?shù)膯卧~或用括號內(nèi)所給單詞的適當形式填空。Iliketowatchdifferentkindsofmoviesdepending16.______howIfeelthatday.Iprefercomediesthatcancheer17.______(I)upwhenI’mdown.Afterwatchingthefunnydialogandthehappy18.________(end),Ifeelmuch19.________(good)andmyproblemsseemlessserious.二三四五一六onmeendingbetterLaughingfortwohours20.________(be)agoodwaytorelax.WhenI’msad21.________tired,Idon’tfeellikewatching22.________________(documentary)becauseIdon’twanttothinktoomuch.Once23.____awhile,Iwanttowatchscarymovies.Theycanbethrilling,butIdon’tdare24.________(watch)themalone.IalwaysbringafriendwholikesthekindofmovieandIwon’tfeel25.________(scary)thisway.二三四五一六isordocumentariesintowatchscared五、［2025·沈陽和平區(qū)期末改編］閱讀理解。Doyouknowwhatmusicpeoplelikelisteningto?Ifyouaskthem,youmaygetmanydifferentanswers.Whydodifferentpeoplehavedifferentmusicalpreferences?Whatdothesedifferencessayaboutus?ResearchersfromCambridgeUniversitytriedtoanswerthesequestions.Theyasked350,000peoplefrom50different二三四五一六countries.Then,theyfoundthatmusicalpreferencesdependonpersonality(性格).Outgoingpeopleprefermusicwithstrongbeatssuchasrap.Countrymusicfansareshowntobemoreseriousintheirjobs.Oneofthefindingsisquiteinteresting.Theresearchersthoughtthatpeoplewithmuchstressshouldlikesadmusicorrhythmic(有節(jié)奏的)music.Butitturnedoutthatthesepeopledislikethetwokinds.Instead,theylikeloudmusic.Maybetheyliketolistentothiskindofmusictolowertheirstress.Theresearchersalsofoundthatclimatesmayaffectpeople’s二三四五一六musicalpreferencesandpersonalities,too.Peopleinhotweatherpreferdanceablemusic.Theyaremoreoutgoing.Thismaybearesultoflongerdaylighthours.Ofcourse,nothingisclear-cut.Wemaynotgrouppeoplesimplybytheirmusicaltastes.Thestudyjustshowedusthatpeopleofdifferentculturesaremoresimilarthanwethink.“Peoplearegroupedbylanguageandculture,”saidDr.DavidGreenberg.“Butifanoutgoingpersoninoneplacelikesthesamemusicasoutgoingpeopleinotherplaces,thenwecansaythatmusicisreallylikeabridge.”二三四五一六()26.Howdoesthewriterbeginthistopic? A.Byaskingquestions. B.Bytellingstories. C.Bygivingexamples. D.Bylistingnumbers.A二三四五一六()27.Inwhichseasondopeoplemostprobablylikedanceablemusic?B二三四五一六()28.Whatdoesthewriterwanttotellusinthelastparagraph? A.Peopleofdifferentculturesarequitedifferent. B.Peoplecanbegroupedonlybylanguage. C.Listeningtoloudmusichelpstodealwithpeople’sstress. D.Musichelpspeopleallovertheworldtocommunicate.D二三四五一六()29.Whichofthefollowingbestshowsthestructureofthetext?(①=Paragraph1...)A二三四五一六六、［2025·盤錦興隆臺區(qū)月考改編］語篇填空。Onceuponatime,therewasamusiciancalledJoanna.Oneday,Joannawaspracticing30.________newsonginhermusicroom.Shealwayslikedtopracticesongsinhersparetime.Afterawhile,theroomwasquiet,but31.________(sudden)sheheardsomeonecrying.ThenJoannawalkedoutsideandfoundagirl32.________(sit)onastone.二三四五一六asuddenlysitting“Whatareyoudoinghere?”Joannaasked.“It’salongstory,”answeredthegirl.“IusedtobeinabandandIwasthedrummer.Several33.________(day)ago,thebandbrokeupalthoughI34.________(stick)toit.Ihavebeencryingforafewdays,35.________nothinghaschanged.”“Itisapitythat36.________(you)bandbrokeup,butyouhavewastedtoomuchtimecrying,”saidJoanna.二三四五一六daysstuckbutyour“Iamth