张吉洪九年级英语前置学习

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Unit6------Unit12ᔡUnit6Whenwasitinvented?.........................2Unit7Teenagersshouldbeallowedtochoosetheirownclothes.................................................10Unit8ItmustbelongtoCarla...........................21Unit9IlikemusicthatIcandanceto...................57Unit10Youaresupposedtoshakehands................94Unit11Sadmoviesmakemecry.........................IllUnit12Lifeisfullofunexpected...................132

1Unit6Whenwasitinvented?SectionA1a—1cᦟᜓᡈூ᪗௃Whenwasthecarinvented?!"#$%&'᝱Ḅ*+᝱,-+᝱Ḅ./012%345ᵨ789:஺ூ<=>=௃Whenwasthecarinvented?!"#$%&'᝱Ḅ*+᝱,-+᝱Ḅ./012%345ᵨ789:஺ூ?ᢣA௃ᙠ0CDEFḄGHIJ⌼LMNḄᱥPᦻI0RHJ⌼HIḄST4UV஺1WXY7Z[\+0]᩽ᔠ`஺ூᦟ%a௃ூᦟ%a௃#ஹAᐭdeHfg3ᑖij

22%klᕈnopqḄHIgunpowder/compass/papermaking/printingᯠst:Whatarethey?Helpthestudentstosay:TheyarefourinventionsofChina.Getthestudentstorepeat.vᑡx#yz{|⍝ḄHI0᝞car,telephone,computer,TV஺Thenshowsomeinventionsonthescreentothestudents:Telephone,calculator,car,personalcomputer,TV,lightbulb,alarm,clock,microwaveoven,electricslipper.Teacher:Therearemanyusefulthingsintheworld.Theyhelpusalotinlife.(Showsomepicturesonthescreen)Whenweretheyinvented?Students:.জThetelephonewasinventedin1876.ঝThecomputerwasinventedin...ஹ(*fg6ᑖi)ᦻᓄAHowAmericansshowedtheirrespectforEdisonThomasAlvaEdisonwasawardedmorepatentsoninventionsthananyotherAmerican.Whenhediedin1931,Americanswonderedhowtheycouldbestshowtheirrespectforhim.

3Onesuggestionwasthatthenationobserveaminuteortwooftotalblackout.Allelectricpowerwouldbeshutoffinhomes,streets,andfactories.PerhapsthissuggestionmadeAmericansrealizefullywhatEdisonandhisinventionsmeanttothem.Electricpowerwastooimportanttothecountry.Shuttingitoffforevenashorttimewouldhaveledtocompleteconfusion.Ablackoutwasoutofthequestion.OnthedayofEdison'sfuneral,manypeoplesilentlydimmedtheirlights.Inthiswaytheyhonoredthemanwhohaddonemorethananyoneelsetoputagreatforceofelectricityathiscountrymen'sfingertips.ᑡ
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43.⌕®¯#°±²01ᡂk1bḄ®T¡:Listenandmatchtheinventionswiththeyears.Checktheiranswers:«³´-«
¶-«᦮Ḅ¸d2ᑖij4.®¯°0¹º஺Alice:Wasyourlifeverydifficultwhenyouwereakid?Grandma:Oh,notreally.Why?Alice:Well,youdidn'thavemoderninventionslikea,right?Grandma:Ofcoursewedid!HowolddoyouthinkIam?Thetelephonewasin1876.Youneedtotakeahistoryclass,Alice!Alice:Haha!Howabout?Theyweren'tinventedyet,werethey?Grandma:Yes,theywere.Carswereinventedin1885.Myfamilyhadacar.Alice:Well,didyouhaveaTV?Grandma:No,wecouldn'tone.Theywereexpensiveinthosedays.TheTVwasinventedaround1927,Ithink.Alice:Well,Iknowthatyoudidn'thaveabecausewelearnedinschoolthatpersonalcomputerswereinventedin1976.Grandma:You'reright.ButIhavenow!

55.⌕®¯°±²01⌲¼½¾஺(2ᑖi)6.ᡂᦟᩞ1cḄ¡0⌕ÀÁ1aᑁ0¼½ÂÃ3஺1⍸Å2-3ÂÆÇᚪ¼½ÉÊ஺(3ᑖi)6.ZÌÍ3஺⌕ᙠÎÏḄ'Ðᑁᡂ#ÑZ3஺1ÅÒÓª«ÔḄ¤ᫀ஺ᨵ┯×ḄÃØ'ÙÚÛÜ஺(2ᑖi)ᵨᡠªᓫßḄÜàá⹺1)Whenwasthetelephoneinvented(invent)?2)Thecomputercanhelpusdomathproblems(help).3)Inthoseday,thewomancouldn'tafford(afford)aTVbecausetheywerereallyexpensive.4)Afriendofmine(I)cametoseemelastweek.5)Ithinkyouneedtotake(take)ahistoryclass.ãஹäÌ(åæfg15ᑖi)1.invent(v.)HIçJ⌼inventᢣHIJ⌼«ᯠèᩭêëᙠḄìí0᝞îᐹஹð?ஹñòஹóôஹᵯᘤஹᔠᡂᩞᧇ஺ூᜓkø௃Bellinventedthetelephone.ùúHILᵯÃ஺Smithinventedanewteachingmethod.ûüýHIL#þÿḄᦟ஺ூᔣ௃discover,find,create

61.discover“”Ḅᢣᩭᨵ᝞ᵯஹ᯼ஹ#$%&'()*ஹ*+ᡈ-.ᳮ%஺ColumbusdiscoveredAmericain1492.149201234)ᜧ▮஺Recentlytheyhavediscoveredacomet.ᨬ89:4⚩<*஺2.findḄ“=>”?@>ḄABCDᢣ஺I'vetriedtofindanothercopybutcouldn'tfindone.ᡃFGH>IJKLᑮ஺3.createᢣᨵNḄᙢPᩞᧇᑴᡂ)UVWᢣX⌼ZᩭD[ᙠḄᡈ]^D_Ḅ`ᱥ஺Mancreateshimself.bcX⌼4de஺Anovelistcreatescharactersandaplot.fghᛛ⌼bᱥCjkl-Hrmoூnᚪpq௃᪷st᛻vwᵨinvent,discover,findᡈcreateḄyqz{|ᡂ}~஺I.Whenthestreamengine?2.1can'tmybike,I'mlookingforit.3.Scientistsarenowtryingtoifthisispossible.4.Doyouknowwhotheplane?5.Hequiteanumberofwonderfulcharactersinhisplay.ூ᪆௃1.1.was,invented2.find3.discover4.invented5.created

7ஹᒹ“ὃ”ᵨ6ᑖᓫ⚗⌱()I.Thekindofcupisuseddrinking.A.toB.asC.byD.for()2.Mymotherandmysisterkeptontalking,butmyfathersilentallthetime.A.gotB.keptC.turnedD.looked()3.1thinktheshortstorybyLuXun.A.iswritingB.iswrittenC.writtenD.waswritten()4.--Whotheelectriclightlamp?—Edison.A.was;inventedB.is;inventedC.was;inventedbyD.did;inventedby)▅ᦻ|ᡂGoogleandToyotahaveworkedtogethertocreateanewsmartcar.Itcanrunontheroadwithoutadriver.Itdrivesitself.Theself-drivingcarhasn'tbeenonsaletothepublic,sowedon'tknowhowmuchitcosts.Anotherthingmostpeoplewanttoknowiswhetheritwillbesafeenoughtorunontheroad.Theself-drivingcaruseselectricityasitspower,anditcan'tdriveveryquickly—thetopspeedwouldbe25milesperhour.Itisactuallycontrolledbyacomputersystem(+¢)onthecar.Thesystemkeepsoncollectinginformationbysomevideocameras

8insidethecarandaLIDARsensor(£ᐝ¥¦§¨ᘤ)ontopofit.Acomputerprocessestheinformationanddecideswhattodo."Theself-drivingcarhasonlybuttons(ᢥ«)forgoandstop,soit'sveryeasytouse,"anengineerofGooglesays."Andwhat'smore,itwillmakecaraccidentslessandmaketheworldasaferplace."Theself-drivingcarhasdrivenhundredsofthousandsofmilesinCalifornia,andithasonlygottenintotwoaccidentsbyhumanmistake.AccordingtoCNN,self-drivingcarswillalsohelptoreduce(¬)thenumberofcarsinbigcities.l

9B.leadtoheaviertrafficC.improvetrafficconditioninbigcitiesD.carrymorepeoplethananormalcar\Unit7TeenagersshouldbeallowedtochoosetheirownclothesI.³´(I)µ¶·ᨵ¸f¹º³»¼⌱½¾ḄGᱏ஺1.Whatcanhepracticeplaying?2.What'sthemangoingtodoifitisfinetomorrow?3.Howcantheygotoschool?4.Whywilltheboybelatefortheparty?5.Wherearethetwospeakerstalkingnow?ூ³´ᩞᧇ௃1.M:Iamtootall.W:Youcanplaybasketballeverydaytobecomeaprofessionalbasketballplayer.2.W:Whatwillyoudoifitisfinetomorrow?M:Iwillgofishing.

103.M:Weshouldgotoschoolbybikeandourschoolstudentsaren'tallowedtotakeacarorataxi.W:Oh,wearen'teither.4.M:When'syourbirthday?W:Tomorrow.Canyoucometomyparty,Bob?M:I'dloveto,butI'mafraidIwillbealittlelate.Imusthaveaguitarlessonfirst.5.M:HowlongcanIkeepthebook?W:Youareallowedtokeepitfortwoweeks.ÀᫀÂ1Ã5.ABCAC(H)µ¶·ᨵ¸¹º³Ä»¼⌱ᨬÅÀᫀ஺(5ᑖ)6.Susanthinksthat"Don'tbelate"isarule.A.boringB.sillyC.useful7.Susanthinksthatherschooluniformsare.A.coolB.outofstyleC.expensive8.Frankisallowedtoinhisschool.A.designhisownuniformsB.gotothemoviesatnightC.eatintheclassroom9.Franktogooutaloneonschoolnights.A.isallowedB.isn'tallowed

11C.willbeallowed10.SusanthinksFrank'sschoolrulesarethanhers.A.morestrictB.lessstrictC.asstrictasூ³´ᩞᧇ௃M:Susan,doyouhavemanyrulesatschool?W:Yes,wedo.M:Whatdoyouthinkofyourschoolrules?W:Ithinksomeareuseful,suchas"Don'tbelate","Don'tsurfthenet"andsoon.Andsomeareunfair,suchas"Don'twearyourownclothes","Don'teatintheclassroom".M:Thenyoumustwearuniforms,don'tyou?W:Yes,buttheyareuncomfortableandoutofstyle.Whataboutyourrules,Frank?M:Wehavebetterrules,suchaswecandesignourownuniforms,andwecanwearourownclothesduringtheweekends.W:Areyouallowedtogooutonschoolnights?M:No,butourteacherscantakeusoutifpossible.W:Oh,youarelucky.ÀᫀÂ6K10.CBABBII.ᓫ⚗⌱20ᑖ1.Ifyouwanttohaveatrip,goingtotheseasideisagood.

12A.choiceB.placeC.chanceD.giftூ
᪆௃⌱A஺ὃÆÇÈÈÉÊ᪆஺}Â᝞BËÌÍÎÏÍÐÑÒÓ⌱஺choice⌱Ôplaceᙢ;chanceÖ;gift×ᱥ஺ᦑ⌱Ao2.—Youlookworried,Kate.—Ihavetoamathtestthisafternoon.I'mkindofnervous.A.takeB.studyC.passD.failூ
᪆௃⌱A஺ὃÆÙÈÈÉÊ᪆஺}:—ËÜÝÍÞᯖ⇋áᱯ஺----äᜩæᓤᡃ⌕éêᦪὃF஺ᡃᨵìí஺takeamathtestîÏᦪὃF஺3.—Whyareyouinclass,Tommy?—BecauseIstayeduplatelastnight.A.sïyB.sleepyC.realisticD.importantூ
᪆௃⌱B஺ὃÆyðÈÈÉÊ᪆஺ᵫÀt·“stayeduplatelastnight᧤óôõ"÷ø“ÝnùÞúᎢ"஺sleepy"úᎢḄÔDüýḄ"஺ᦑ⌱B஺4.MrLiisverystricthisstudentsandheisalsostricthiswork.A.in;withB.with;inC.to;withD.with;to

13ூ᪆௃⌱B஺ὃÆþÿ
஺bestrictwithsb.⌕;bestrictinsth.⌕B⚗஺5.Themotherdidallkindsofthingstomakeherbaby.A.tostopcryingB.stopcryingC.tostoptocryD.stoptocryூ᪆௃⌱B஺ὃ஺ᝤᝤ!ᔜ#ᔜ᪵Ḅ&'᝛Ḅ)*+,-./஺makesb.dosth."'!",stopdoingsth.“+,!”;stoptodosth.“+4ᩭ6!ᦑ⌱B஺6.—Didyouwatertheflowersyourself?8No,IgotthemA.waterB.wateringC.watersD.wateredூ᪆௃⌱D஺ὃ9:;᪀஺"getsth.+>6ᑖ”@“'……B!”஺7.Idon'tthinksixteen-year-oldsshouldtogotonetbars.A.allowB.beallowingC.allowedD.beallowedூ᪆௃⌱D஺ὃC&᝱ḄB᝱஺ᐸ;᪀F@&᝱+be+>6ᑖGD⚗஺8.Ithinkthepoorhealthwillbeofyourstudy.A.onthewayB.bythewayC.inthewayD.atthewayூ᪆௃⌱C஺ὃ9:
஺be/getinthewayof@“HI……

14ᡃL@MNOPQHIRS஺9.Don'tworry.Annaistodriveacar.A.calmenoughB.enoughcalmC.enoughtocalmD.calmtoenoughூ᪆௃⌱A஺ὃTᵨV஺enoughW⛲YZᡈTGF\]BW⛲Ḅ^☢஺10.—Ithinkstudentsshouldwearuniforms.8.Welooksmarterinourownclothes.A.IagreeB.IdisagreeC.IthinksoD.Idon'tknowூ᪆௃⌱B஺ὃ&`a▭஺ᵫdeḄWelooksmarterinourownclothes.gᡃhiḼklḄ⊟nopqrstuvOwxyzGᦑF⌱B஺III.▅|ᳮIntheUnitedStates,sixteen,eighteen,andtwenty-oneareimportantagesinaperson'slife.Therearenospecialcelebrationsforthesebirthdays,buteachisatimewhenapersoncandonewthingstomarktheirtransition~tintoadulthoodgᡂt.Afterturningsixteenapersoncanwork,getadriver'slicenseandleavehome.Manyhighschoolstudentslearntodriveandgetpart-timejobssoonaftercelebratingtheirsixteenthbirthday.AttheageofeighteenapersonintheUnitedStatescanvote

15andsmoke,buttheyareprohibitedfromgoingintomanynightclubs,buyingwineorgamblinggtuntiltheyaretwenty-one.InmanyLatingḄtcultures,ayoungwoman'sfifteenthbirthdayisimportant.Atthisage,sheisregardedasanadultgᡂt.Tomarkthisspecialday,familieswithteenagedaughtershaveacelebrationcalledaQuinceanera.Thedaybeginswiththeyoungwomanandherfamilygoingtochurch.Later,thereisapartyandmanyguestsareinvited.InJapan,youngpeoplebecomeadultsattwenty.Atthisage,theycanlegallygᔠVᙢtvote,drinkwineandsmoke.ThesecondMondayinJanuaryisanationalholidaycalled"ComingofAgeDay".Onthisday,twenty-year-oldscelebratebyfirstgoingtoachurchtopraywiththeirfamilies.Later,theylistentospeechesgivenbycityandschoolleaders.Afterward,manycelebratewithfamilyorfriendslateintothenight.Insomecountries,birthdaycelebrationscontinuethroughadulthood.Somepeoplecelebratetheirfortiethandfiftiethbirthdays,ortheirretirementg⌨tyears,withahugeparty.1.IntheUnitedStates,agesixteenmarksthetimewhenyoucan.A.voteanddriveB.driveandgetajob

16C.drinkwineandsmokeD.gointonightclubsூ᪆௃⌱B஺⁚ᳮ⚪஺ᵫ8uvGᙠᓝᕡḼuGp᯿¡¢஺2.InsomeLatincultures,thefifteenthbirthdayisimportantfor.A.parentsB.youngmenC.bothyoungwomenandyoungmenD.youngwomenூ᪆௃⌱D஺⁚ᳮ⚪஺ᵫ£8¤InmanyLatincultures,ayoungwoman'sfifteenthbirthdayisimportant.uv஺3.InJapan,youngpeopleareconsideredasadultsatageA.sixteenB.eighteenC.twentyD.twenty-oneூ᪆௃⌱C஺⁚ᳮ⚪஺ᵫ¥8¤InJapan,youngpeoplebecomeadultsattwenty.uv஺4.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtheturningpointinaperson'slifeintheUnitedStates?A.The15thbirthday.B.The16thbirthday.C.The18thbirthday.D.The21stbirthday.ூ᪆௃⌱A஺⁚ᳮ⚪஺ᵫ88¤IntheUMtedStates,

17sixteen,eighteen,andtwenty-oneareimportantagesinaperson'slife.uv஺5.Whatisthemeaningoftheunderlinedword''prohibited"?A.ᐕ§B.Ἥ,C.©,D.ªᢝூ᪆௃⌱B஺¬®⚪஺ᵫ¯ᡠᙠḄeḄ±butu®¯@“Ἥ,”஺IV.²³ᵨ(I)᪷µ¶✌¸¹º»¼ᡂᓫ஺1.Heisgladtohaveactogoabroadforstudy.2.XuZhimo'sparestillpopularamongyoungpeople.3.Parentsshouldetheirchildrentohavegoodmannersfromyoungages.4.Ifyouwanttodrive,youmusthaveadrivingI5.Whenthelittlekiddoesagoodthing,hismotheralwaysgiveshimah.dᫀ1.chance2.poems3.educate4.license5.hug(H)ᵨᡠ¿Ḅ〉ÁYÂÃÄ6.Iregret(buy)theexpensiveskirt.7.Teenagerscanmaketheirown(decide).8.School(safe)causesmoreandmorepeople'sattention.9.I'mgladtoseemyson(achieve)theirdreams.

1810.Hisdreamistobeaprofession
boxerlikeZouShiming.dᫀ6.buying7.decisions8.safety9.achieve10.professionalV.Å~ᣚ1.1can'tdecidewhichpairofsunglassesIshouldbuy.ᦋ@w¬tIcan'tdecidewhichpairofsunglasses2.Itusuallytakesmeanhourtodomyhomeworkeveryday.gᦋ@w¬tIusuallyanhourmyhomeworkeveryday.3.HanMeicanlookafterhergrandmotherwell.gᦋ@B᝱tHergrandmotherafterwellbyHanMei.4.Thechildissoyoungthathecan'tdothework.ᦋ@w¬tThechildisyoungdothework.5.☘ÉF¯ÊOᏉÌḄÍÎ஺g¼ᡂÏtTeenagersshouldbadbooks.dᫀ1.tobuy2.spend;on/doing3.canbelooked4.too;to5.keepawayfromVI.Í☢⊤ÑᨬÓÔ᱄¹┐“☘ɯO¯ᙠᕜØÙÚÛ᜜Ý”ḄÞ⚪ßà-áâ஺ã᪷µ4☢ä庻G"Shouldteenagersgooutwith

19friendsonweekends?"@⚪Gᑏ8çèéᦻ஺¡ᜮì¿ÝGOíᐭïᦪ஺Yourparents'ideas1.gooverlessons2.haveagoodsleep3.helpparentsdohousework⌕1.ᡠᑏᑁZ◤ᒹôº»eºõḄ᱄¹ḄöV஺2.÷É¿ÝÔḄøùöV஺3.80ùúû஺Shouldteenagersgooutwithfriendsonweekends?RecentlyI'vehadadiscussionwithmyparentsaboutwhetherteenagersshouldgooutwithfriendsonweekends.

20ூüὃᦻ௃Shouldteenagersgooutwithfriendsonweekends?RecentlyI'vehadadiscussionwithmyparentsaboutwhetherteenagersshouldgooutwithfriendsonweekends.Myparentsthinkthatteenagersshouldstayathomeonweekends.Theyshouldgoovertheirlessons.Andtheycouldhaveenoughtimetohaveagoodsleep.Theyalsothinkteenagersshouldhelpparentsdosomehouseworkonweekends.Inmyopinion,weteenagersshouldbeallowedtogooutwithfriendsforfunonweekends,sowecanrelaxmore.Andwecanalsoshareideaswitheachother.What'smore,wecanalsotakesomeexercisetogethertokeepfit.Unit8ItmustbelongtoCarla.SectionA1.ItmustbelongtoCarla.ᓱ஺᪗⚪!ூ#᪆௃belongv=beownedbybelongto+,-./ᵨᡠᨵ3!+4563./ᵨᱥ845!ூ9௃:belongto./ᵨ;<=᝱ᡈ@ABCDᐸ8FGGHᱥ஺Sthbelongstosb=sthissb's

21TheyellowcarbelongstoMr.Smith=TheyellowcarisMr.Smith,s.জThesweaterbelongsto.(Tom)ঝTheT-shirtbelongsto(she).ঞTaiWang()China.()টThenewcarisownedbyhisfather.A.belongtoB.belongstoC.islike()ঠWhichclubdoyoubelong?A.toB.forC.inD.atூM᪆௃belongtosomeoneNbesomeone'sூOPQ௃belongtosomeoneNbesomeoneJsRSTUOPDV⊤X“Z,D[Z,ᡠᨵ“Dூ.PQ௃ᵨ\]Ḅ_`:(1)belongto+-5ᡈ6345஺(2)besomeone'sabHbe+-5ᡠᨵ3ᡈ-5ឋᱥ845TheEnglishbookmustbelongtoTom.TheEnglishmustbeTom,s(Englishbook).2.Hewastheonlylittlekidatthepicnic.dHe⚶ghiḄjk஺(1b)ூ#᪆௃goonapicnic=goforapicnicle⚶haveapicnice⚶Whatafineautumnmorning!Let'sgoona(e⚶)DOK?

223.Whosebookisthis?qHrḄ᣸ᳫu(1c)ூ#᪆௃whofwhosefwhom(l)whopron.rH83Dx8F=DyFA5ᵨᓫᦪiWhoisonduty?—Iam.(2)whoseadj.&pron.“rḄ”DF(-5)ᡈ8F,ூ᪀௃whose+iᶧ/whose+-5+iᶧᵨḄ8,DHᵨ-5ᡠᨵ3ᡈ-5ឋᱥ845—Whosebookisthis?=Whoseisthebook?—It'sTom,s/It'smine.)(D—CDisthis?iIt'shis.A.WhoB.WhomC.WhatD.Whose(DঝiLook!WhoseCDisthis?—Itmustbe.Heboughtitjustnow.A.TomB.Tom,sC.heூ2013௃58.”bookcaseisthis?"“ItmustbeA.Who'sTomB.Who's;Tom,C.Whose;Tom,sD.Whose;Tom(3)whompron.rḄH63Dᙠgx¡5ஹA5Ḅ6F)wasthetelephoneinventedby?A.WhoB.WhomC.WhatD.Whose4.ItmustbeMary,s.J.K.Rowlingisherfavoritewriter

23iH¨©Ḅ஺J.KªᴉH᝛ᨬ®¯Ḅ°஺(1C)ூ#᪆௃must⊤X±²D“iD”D(l)mustiᵨD⊤X³´ᙠḄµ¶;<±²ஹ±·ஹ¸²ᡈᑨ·Diº»ឋ¼ᜧ஺Youmustbeveryhungry.Pleasecomeinandhavesomethingtoeat.ூÀÁÀ□௃"Whosenotebookisthis?”"ItJim's.Ithashisnameonit"A.can,tbeB.mustbeC.canbeফRᨵmust±²ḄÄÅÆÇaᶧD⌕᪷Êmust☢ḄA5ᩭÍTheremustbesomethingwrongwiththebike,_____________?বRᨵmust±²ḄÄÅÆᔲ=Dᵨcan't"./"Therecan'tbesomethingwrongwiththebike.ூÑÒ௃mustn'tD⊤X".ÓDἭÕD."Youmustn'tlendthebooktoothers.ூÖ×Ø□௃Schoolstudentssmokebecauseitisagainsttheschoolrules.A.needn'tB.couldn,tC.won,tD.mustn*tூ#᪆2௃writer=authorn°

24()জMarkTwainismyfather'sfavoriteauthor.A.teacherB.writerC.doctor()ঝLaoSheistheofTeaHouse.A.writerB.visitorC.reporter5.Iattendedaconcertyesterdaysoitmightstillbeinthemusichall.᧤ᜩᡃÝÞßiàáâãDᡠ/äᙠáâᔉ஺(2d)ூ#᪆௃attendvæçèÝÞattendameetingæçãéூM᪆௃join/takepartin/attend(1)joinᢣÞᐭZàìíDîïðñòDᡂÆᐸgiᕒDaÆ“ÝõDᐭìDᐭîjointheArmy/theParty/theLeaguejoinsb.in(doing)sth.NZ,i⍝xZ÷Willyoujoinusinthepicnic?øÝÞᡃùḄeúᔩujoininüᢣÝÞjýþḄÿ᝞“”ᵨ஺Joininthebasketballgame.ᳫ஺(2)takepartinᢣឋḼ⚗ᙠ!ᢵ#ᵨ஺We'11takepartinthesportsmeeting/club.takeanactivepartin%᩽'(3)attend()ᵨattendedaconcertvt.ᢣ*+,-.-ᐺ-0123245678஺9:;<151=>?@ABC%᩽

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50Youngpeopleusuallyhavemoreenergythantheold.0ὁ0ᨵ{|஺Heisanenergeticboy.?}|ᐙḄᵱ஺জHeis(energy).Hecandoeverythingwellenoughঝpeoplearen'tafraidtospeakinpublic.A.EnergeticB.ConfidentC.NervousD.Interestingூ2012°ᓭᜧᳮZὃ௃Withthehelpofhisfriends,hechangedalot.Maybethat'stheoffriendship.A.stationB.energyC.decisionD.Invention[2014¹ºᓭ௃12.-Doyouknow?-Oh,itmeansahealthy,encouragingandhopefulpower.A.whatdoes'positiveenergy'meanB.what,positiveenergy'meansC.ifitmeans'positiveenergy,D.thatitmeans'positiveenergy5ூ2014¿ᶢÁI௃27.—Look!HerecomesCindy!Sheisalwaysfullof.—Sosheis.becauseshetakesalotofexerciseeveryday.A.knowledgeB.courageC.changeD.

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53Iamlookingforapen.ᡃ`ᙠZIab஺cᢣZḄ[\Ifoundmypenjustnow.ᡃddZᑮeᡃḄb஺cᢣZḄ^_9.hearfᢣfḄ^_listenfᢣfḄ[\Didyouhear?gfᑮeᔩicᢣfḄ^_fᡈkfᑮIoftenlistentothemusic.ᡃlfm஺cᢣfḄ[\10.takeplaceᢣ"cᢥpᑜᡈᢥpᑜrs”ctὅvwxhappenᢣᐹz=Ḅrsᱯ|ᢣ}JᏔᯠᡈ⚜Ḅ"rs"GreatchangeshavetakenplaceinChinasince.Newthingsarehappeningallaroundus.9᝱⊤ឋXmust>can/could>may/might1.must⊤ᙠḄ᝱ᡈᙠ`ᙠrsḄḄU☢beḄEO஺Youhavestudiedforfivehours.Youmustbetired.gleIe஺Ourteachermustbemarkingourexampapers.ᡃḄὁIᙠᢇ▅ᡃḄᔁ஺2.Eay/might/could+EO”¡ᵨ¢£:ᐸ“ᑨ§”Ḅ9¨©஺may"ª«"¬might⊤[(᝱⊤9¨®may¯°±“ᡈ«ᜧᭆ”஺Idon'tknowwheresheis.ShemaybeinNewYork.ᡃ³⍝᝛ᙠ+¶᝛ᙠ·¸஺TheguitarmightbeJane's.Sheplaystheguitar.<¹ᔡ»

54>¼Ḅ஺᝛ᔡ»஺ItcouldbeMei'shairband.½>᫥Ḅr¿஺3.“can/couldnot+EO”ᵨ¢ᔲ:ᡈᶧÂ:Ã⊤ᔲᡈᑨ§ᨵ“”ű஺ᵨcan'tÆ>ᵨcouldn't,Çᙠ᝱ÈÉ>can'tḄ9¨®couldn'tÊ஺Thereisnolightintheroom.Shecantbeathomenow.ËÌ,kᨵÍᐝ஺᝛ᙠᙠH,஺Thatmancan'tbeMr.Black.Heismuchtaller.}">ÏÐÑᐜs஺»ÓF¡஺ூ9ÊᓄÖ×௃()1.—Listen!IsthatKateplayingthepianointheroom?No,itbeher.ShehasgonetoLondonwithherparents.A.maynotB.needn,tC.mustnEtD.canEt()2.—Susanhasboughtalargehousewithaswimmingpool.—Itbeveryexpensive.Ineverevendreamaboutit.A.mustB.mightC.canEtD.shouldn,t()3.Heinhisoffice.Iphonedtohisofficejustnow,butnooneanswered.A.maybeB.can'tbeC.mustnEtbeD.needn,tbe()4.Johnbeathomebecausehehasjustphonedme

55fromanearbytown.A.mustn,tB.isnotabletoC.can,tD.maynot()5.—WhereisJim,please?Hebeinthereadingroom.Isawhimreadingthereamomentago.A.willB.needC.wouldD.Must()6.—Excuseme.IsthistherightwaytotheSummerPalace?—Sorry,Iamnotsure.Itbe.A.mightB.willC.mustD.can()7.—Isn,tthatAnn,shusbandoverthere?—No,itbehim-I'msurehedoesn,twearglasses.A.can,tB.mustnotC.won,tD.maynot()8.Youbetired—you,veonlybeenworkingforanhour.A.mustnotB.won,tC.can'tD.maynot()9.—IsJohncomingbytrain?Heshould,buthenot.Helikesdrivinghiscar.A.mustB.canC.needD.may

56[2013,-௃Studentsinourschoolknowshoutingisnotallowedinthelibrary.A.canB.mayC.mustD.need[2013/0௃ThewomanwhoistalkingwithMr.BrownbeMissLi.ShehasgonetoEngland.A.can'tB.mustC.mayD.mustnEt[2013,12௃3Difficultiesalwaysgowithme!—Cheerup!IfGodclosesadoorinfrontofyou,therebeawindowopenedforyou.A.wouldB.mustC.couldD.can[2013,ᐲ0௃3Lookattheboyplayingbasketballontheground.IsitGeorge?Itbehim.Hetoldmehewouldplaybasketballafterclass,buthe'snotsure.A.mustn,tB.mustC.can'tD.mayUnit9IlikemusicthatIcandanceto.SectionA1(la-2d)3ஹᦟ78᪗:

571.;<=>8᪗?1N@ABCDᓫFGH;?prefer,lyrics,Australian,electronic,suppose,smooth,spare,director,case,inthecase,war2NABIlike/love/prefermusicthat…⊤KLMḄOP஺3NABIlikemusicthatIcandanceto./Ilikemusicianswhoplaydifferentkindsofmusic.RSḄᵨU஺3N7VᐵXYFthat/whoZ[Ḅ\;]R஺2.^_᝱abcd8᪗?1.e7f7ghijkḄLl஺2.mn⊤KopLlqrs7ftuvḄwx஺3.yz7fḄ7Vᐶ|}7V~^஺ஹᦟ71.ᦟ7?1Nprefer,differentkindsofsingalongwithḄᵨU஺2NRS?IlikemusicthatIcandanceto.Ilikemusicianswhoplaydifferentkindsofmusic.2.ᦟ7?7VᐵXYFthat/whoZ[Ḅ\;]R஺ஹᦟ7nI.Warmingupf᎛஺

58II.Lead-inSayWhatkindofbooksdoyoulike?Ilikeinterestingbooks.Ilikebooksthatareinteresting.Write…thatareinterestingontheblackboard.Pointtoitandaskwhocanmakeanothersentencewithit.Writeanotherphraseontheblackboard,••,thatiscomfortableto….Helpthestudentstomakesentenceswithit.HI.Presentation1.ᦟ7f៉ḄᨵFᡈḄᱏḄqyz7fḄ7Vᐶ|qfqZᓫᐗḄᑁ7Vq¡ᡂla£¤¥஺T:Doyoulikemusic/••,?S:Yes,Ido.T:Whatkindofmusic/•••doyoulike?S:Ilike…T:Whichsingerdoyoulike?S:Ilike•••2.Playthetapesofdifferentkindsofmusicforthestudents,onlyashortpieceofeachtape.Say,Ilikemusicthatmakesmerelaxed.Writethesefourgroupsofwordsontheblackboard,••,thathasgreatlyrics,,•,thatIcansingalongwith,,,♦thatisn,ttooloud,,••thatIcandanceto.Tellthe

59studentslyricsmeansthewordsofthesongs.Askthestudents,Whatkindofmusicdoyoulike?Say,YoucananswerwithIlikemusic…EIlovemusic**%Iprefermusic••,Explainprefer=like…bettertothem.Getoneofthechildrentoanswerthequestion,thenletthischildasktheonenexttohim/herthesamequestion.Setoffachaindrill.ExplainthatIlikemusicthatisn,tmeansthatIdon,tliketooloudmusic.3.Showstudentssomedifferentkindsofpicturesofmoviesandaskstudentstodiscusswhatkindofmoviestheylikeinpairs.4.Discussion:la.¦7fᙠ¨©ᑁª«ijkḄLl,ᦟ〉®¯°¡ᡂ±FḄ7Vqᯠ³ᓫF´µᓄ·¸q¦7fª3¹ḄºUqᑏDR¼°Z⁚¾ḄRS஺Iprefermusicthathasgreatlyrics.IlovemusicthatIcansingalongwith.IlikemusicthatIcandanceto.mn¿¹R¼Ḅ7VqZ[7fÀÁÂZ[Ḅ\;]RGᐸ¯᪀ᱯqᦟ´ÆÇÈqÉÊËÌḄdÍ@ÎqD3ÏḄÐÎᡭlÒẠ஺IV.Listening

60ListentolbandcheckthekindsofmusicTonyandBettylike.¦7fº⊤qÔÕ⊤Ö×ᨵØqᑖÚLMÛÜÝSḄOPq¡ᡂÞßḄ⌱á஺MusicthatIcandancetoMusicthathasgreatlyricsMusicthatIcansingalongwithTonyBettyV.PairworkFinish1c.Makeaconversationbetweenyouandyourpartneraboutthemusicthatyoulike.A:Whatkindofmusicdoyoulike?B:IlikemusicthatIcansingalongwith.Whataboutyou?A:Iprefermusicthathasgreatlyrics.VI.Listening1.Listentothetapeforthefirsttimeandfinish2a.1.Carmenlikesmusicianswhoplaydifferentkindsofmusic.TF2.XuFeilikestheAustraliansingerDanDervish.TF3.Carmenlikeselectronicmusicthat'sloud.TF4.XuFeiprefersgroupsthatplayquietandslow

61songs.TF2.Listentothetapeforthesecondtimeandfinish2b.Carmensays1.IreallyloveDanDervish.Ilikemusicians2.TheModernarereallygreat.IloveelectronicmusicXuFeisays3.Ilikemusicians4.IthinkTheModernaretoonoisy.Iprefergroups________________________________mnÐη¸q´3Ï៉¸Vthat/whoZ[Ḅ\;]R஺VII.Practice1.Makeconversationsusingtheinformationin2aand2b.A:DoesXuFeilikeTheModern?B:No,hedoesn't.Heprefers…2.Askafewpairsofstudentstopresenttheirconversationstotheclass.VIII.Reading.1.Readtheconversationandanswerthequestions.1.WhatkindofmusicdoesScottlike?Why?2.DoesScottlikeseriousmovies?

623.WhatkindofmoviesdoesJillwanttosee?2.Role-playtheconversationin2d.1.I'11justlistentothisnewCDIbought.2.IsupposeI'11justlistentothisnewCDIbought.3.Ilikesmoothmusicthathelpsmerelaxafteralongweekatwork.4.Ionlylikemoviesthatarefunny.5.Inthiscase,I'11asksomeonewholikesseriousmovies.6.Iprefermoviesthatgivemesomethingtothinkabout.IX.Languagepoints1.Hmm,dependswhichmovie.1NRḕᶍôdependsõḄö;it}whichmovie³Ḅ]R÷ᑖwe'11watch,¿øᐺSḄú;⊤Kûü஺ᙠú;}ýþüÿᔠ
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65musicCᐜ@M
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66ᵨthat/whoôõ1.Thegirlyousawjustnowismysister.2.Doyourememberthewordswelearnedlastyear.3.Thisisthewatchmymothergavemeformybirthday.4.Ilikethepresentyou,vesenttome.5.ThenursewetalkedaboutcanspeakEnglishwell.6.ThisisthemanImetyesterday.7.Noonelikesbooksareboring.8.Weprefersingerswritetheirownlyrics.XI.Homework1.Rememberthelanguagepointsandgrammar.2.Readtheconversationin2d.SectionA2(3a-3c)9ஹᦟ÷ø᪗$1.úø᪗$1)÷ûüý²ᑡMþ$down,dialogue,ending,documentary,drama,plenty,plentyof,shut,shutoff,superhero,onceinawhile2)&üýX²/G$জWhilesomepeoplesticktoonlyonekindofmovies,IliketowatchdifferentkindsdependingonhowIfeelthatday.

67ঝWhenI'mdownortired,Iprefermoviesthatcancheermeup.3Buttheytrytheirbesttosolvetheirproblems.টLaughingfortwohoursisagoodwaytorelax.ঠDocumentarieslikeMarchofthePenguinswhichprovideplentyofinformationaboutacertainsubjectcanbeinteresting,6Idon'tmindactionmovieslikeSpiderManwhenI'mtootiredtothink.ঢIcanjustshutoffmybrain…ণOnceinawhile,Iliketowatchmoviesthatarescary.তButI'mtooscaredtowatchthemalone.থItdoesn,tfeelsoscaryanymore.30123456that/which/who89Ḅ;<=>஺2.AB᝱DEFGH᪗J1▅MNᦻPQᢥ⌕TUVWᐵḄYZ஺2[\▅M]4ᩭ_`abcḄ▅MQd஺3Qᵨ;<=>⊤ghiḄjkPlQmhi\ḄᵯoPp\ḄCDr0stu஺vஹᦟayz{1.ᦟay{J156|}~Ḅbdown,dialogue,ending,documentary,

68drama,plenty,plentyof,shut,shutoff,superhero,onceinawhile2aᵨthat/which/who89Ḅ;<=>tuhijk2.ᦟaz{Jaᵨthat/which/who89Ḅ;<=>tuhijkஹᦟa\I.Revision1.Workinpairs.Askyourpartneraboutwhat'shis/herfavoritemovie/music/moviestar/city/…andfillintheblanks.NameMovieMusicMoviestarCityAB[\abḄP345689Ḅ;<=>஺2.Shareyourideaswiththeclass.II.Warmingup1.89abᵨᵨ>JWhatkindof…doyoulike?Ilikemoviesthat…Ilovemusicthat…Iprefermoviestarswho….2.⊤ᵯoḄ஺

69IK.Reading1.▅Mᢣ9D▅MᐰᦻPḄ✌>Pᨵᑭ¡ᳮ£Ḅ¤O2N¥¦ᨵ;<=>Ḅ>§¨ᩭP©ª«ᳮ£l¬ᡂ▅M®¯஺2.Workon3a.Fillinthechart.Listthedifferentkindsofmoviesandthemovienames.KindsofmoviesMovienamesIV.CarefulReadingWorkon3b.Readthepassageagainandanswerthequestions.1.Howdoesthewriterdescribeeachkindofmovie?2.Whatkindsofmoviesdoesthewriterprefertowatchwhenheorsheissadortired?3.Howdoesthewriterfeelafterwatchingthesemovies?4.Doesthewriterlikescarymovies?Whendoesheorshewatchthem?Sstrytoreadandfindtheanswerstothesequestions.ThenchecktheanswerswiththeSsV.PracticeWorkon3c:

701.°abᐜ²}|⊤³JWhatkindsofmoviesdoyouliketowatch?Completethechart.WhenI'm…Ilike/prefertowatchmoviesthat/which…Examples/movienameshappy-sadtiredbored2.Workingroupsandaskotherswhatkindsofmoviestheylikeindifferentsituations.3.Shareyourideasandcomparethem.VI.Languagepoints1.Whilesomepeoplesticktoonlyonekindofmovies,IliketowatchdifferentkindsdependingonhowIfeelthatday.stickv.´µ¶·...¸ᐭ(stuck,stuck)e.g.Hestuckastampontheenvelope.º¥1»¼ἠµᑮY¿À஺sticktoÁᢝ¶ÃÄe.g.Sticktoyourdream,you'11succeedwithyourhardwork.Áᢝ«ḄÅÆPÇÈdP«ÉᡂÊḄ஺2.WhenI'mdownortired,Iprefermoviesthatcancheermeup.

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73I.RevisionandLeadingin1.Haveadictationofthenewwordslearnedinthelastclass.2.Reviewsomemainphraseswelearnedinthelastclass.Checkthehomework.3.RevisionWhatkindofgroup/singers/…doyoulike?♦Whatkindofmusiccan,tyoustand?♦Whatkindofmusiciansdon'tyoulike?♦Whataboutyourclassmates?Fillinthefollowingchart.MyopinionClassmatewhoagreesIlikegroupsthatIlovesingerswho________________Ican,tstandmusicthat__________________________________________Idon,tlikemusicianswho

74i2ᢥ᯿⌕ᡂ\t3D஺1.Ilikequietandslowmusic.-o¡¢MᑖGH£2doyoulike?2.Thatbookisinteresting.(§)thatbook?3.Thatwomanismyteacher.SheiswearingapinkT-shirt.-ᔠª32ThewomanapinkT-shirtismyteacher.1.Whatkindofmusic2.Whatdoyouthinkof3.whoiswearingii2.ᵨᡠ¬DḄ〉®¯°±஺1.Sheprefers(stay)athometoplayingoutside.2.Doyouknowagirl(call)LiNa?3.BothofAlice'sparentsare(music).4.Shelikessingerswhowritetheirown(lyric).1.staying2.called3.musicians4.lyricsWarmingupὁ·¸¹º៉Ḅ¼½ஹᵯv¾½Ḅ¿ᱏtÁ6Qᵨthat/who_`Ḅa;b\ÂÃḄÄÅ஺_`6Qlᵨa;b\ÆÇ£⚪tɸMᑖ6ÊÇᫀᑏᙠÎϧ஺II.GrammarFocus

751.6Q▅ÑGrammarFocusÒḄ\tᯠÔÕ±?஺1).ÖZ×ØÙÚÛÜᡃZ×Þßàá¼ᖛḄÚÛ஺musicdoyoulike?Ilovemusic/Ican.2).ãäZ×ØÙåæÜçZ×èéê☟᠒⁚éḄ¼îḄåæ஺WhatkindofXUFeilike?Hegroup/quietandslowsongs.3).ÖZ×ØÙᵯvÜᡃçZ׬ᡃïᩭñὃḄᵯv஺________________________________________________?Imovies/___________________________________4).ᓱõZ×ØÙÚÛöÜZ×⊤èÚÛḄÚÛö஺WhatkindofdoesCarmenlike?Shelikes_____________________________________________________.1).Whatkindof,that/whichsingalongwith2).groupdoes,prefers,that/whichplay3).Whatkindofmoviesdoyoulike,prefer,that/whichgivemesomethingtothinkabout4).Musicians,musicianswhoplaydifferentkindsofmusic2.6Q᪷øùútpᜧüýᩭᡂ±?஺3.6Qᡂ±þ⚪ÔtÞßᡭ
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76III.Grammarᢣᙠᔠ!"Ḅ,ᡠ$⛲Ḅ&'ᐜ&஺)*+ᙠᐜ&Ḅ,☢ᵫᐵ01&ᡈᐵ03&45஺
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77஺3.EF@1<2STUVwhichᙠ!"gᡈhiᙳSᵫ1k]ᵫ@3S\whoᙠ!"giSᵫ1k]ᵫ@4S\whoᙠ!"hiSᵫᡈ1k஺Keys:ᱥXghthat,that,whom,thatூvᵨ௃8?ᑡᔜ⚪!Ḅ{|ᔠ}~ᨵthatᡈwhich45ḄḄᔠ஺1.Thepotisveryexpensive.Itwasusedbymymomyesterday.2.Themagazineismine.Youreaditthismorning.3.Thedogiscute.Tomislookingafterit.4.Thatisthemostinterestingfilm.Shehasseenthefilm.⌱ᵨthat,who,whomᡈwhich஺

781.Thegirlyousawatthemeetingisagoodswimmer.2.Thetownwevisitedafewyearsagoismuchlargerthanbefore.3.April1stisadayiscalledAprilFools,Day.4.ThegirloftenhelpsmewithmyEnglishisfromNo.8MiddleSchool.1.Thepotthat/whichwasusedbymymomyesterdayisveryexpensive.2.Themagazine(that/which)youreadthismorningismine.3.Thedog(that/which)Tomislookingafteriscute.4.Thatisthemostinterestingfilm(that)shehasseen.1.who/whom/that;2.which/that;3.which/that;4.who/thatIV.Practice1.Workon4a:Choosewordsfromthedifferentcolumnstomakesentences.I/You/He/She/We/Theylike(s)love(s)prefer(s)food/clothes/people/music/

79actors/singers/moviesthat/which/whois/arefunny/comfortable/inexpensive/slow/sweet/salty/loud/interesting/intelligent1[.9᪷⊤ᑁPᵨᑏBḄ9ᨵBḄᫀ஺2[.9ᐜ&ᱥiᵨthat/which45ᐜ&Xiᵨwho/that45஺2.Workon4b.1[97▅¡⊤!ḄᑁP஺2[9▅¡4b!Ḅ¢⚪஺£¤¥¦K§ᡂ஺3[©LᑖB9ᑮ«¬ᑏ?®¯ḄᫀᐳB᪥²ᫀ஺V.Pairwork.III.WritingWorkonla.1.AskSstowritetheirfavoritemovie,book,andbandandfillinthechart.Movie

80BookBand2.Sharetheiranswerswithothersinclass.IV.ListeningWorkonlb:1.ListenandwritethethreethingsthatMichaellikesinthefirstcolumnofthechart.WhatMichaellikesWhyhelikesitjacketHelikesclothesthatareunusual.Workon1c2.Listenagain.WritewhyMichaellikeseachthinginthesecondcolumnofthechartinlb.Checktheanswers.Keys:book,Helikeswriterswhoexplainsthingswell.movieposterHelovesmoviesthatarescary.V.Groupwork1.WorkonId.Discussyourfavoritethingsinlawithyourgroup.Saywhyyoulikeeachthing.YourfavoriteWhyyoulikeit

81Movie:TitanicBookBand•••A:Ilikemoviesthataresad.IloveTitanic.B:Oh,Idon't.Ilikemoviesthatarescary.Ireallylike…2.Letsomegroupmakeaconversationbeforetheclass.1)A:Ilikemoviesthatare…Ilove…B:Oh,Idon't.Ilikemoviesthatare,*•A:Idon,tmindmovies,but2)A:Ilikebooksthatareinteresting.IloveJourneytothewest.B:No,Idon't.IlikeTheScienceBookforGirlsandotherintelligentbeings.Ithelpsusknowhowmuchfunsciencecanbe.3)A:Ilikebandsthatplayfastandloudmusic.ThenIcandancetoit.IlikeTheCoolKids.B:Yeah,Ilikethem,too.AndIalsolikebandsthatwriteandplaytheirownmusic.IliketheBeyond.VI.LeadinWorkon2a.HowmanyChinesemusicalinstrumentsdoyouknow

82about?Doyouknowanyfamouspiecesofmusicthatareplayedontheseinstruments?Makealistwithyourpartner.Showapictureofaconcert.TellSsthatthemanisAbing.Hewrotemanypiecesofbeautifulmusic.Hewasafolkmusician.HewasborninWuxiin1893.Whichpieceofhismusicisthemostfamous?VH.ReadingFastReading1.Nowlookatthetitleofthefollowingpassageandreadthepassageandanswerthefollowingquestions.1)Whichmusiciandoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?2)Whatisthenameofhismostfamouspieceofmusic?3)Howdoesthewriterfeelaboutthispieceofmusic?2.Checktheanswerswiththestudents.Keys:1)Abing2)ErquanYingyue3)Hefeelsthatitissadbutbeautiful,anditnotonlypaintsapictureofAbing'sownlifebutalsomakespeoplerecalltheirdeepestwoundsfromtheirownsadorpainfulexperiences.

83▅¡ᢣ5:ÄÅÆᵨ▅¡ḄÇᶍÉÊ9ËᡂÌ:ÍÎË®g9:ᜧÐÄÅÑÌḄ▅¡ÒÓ஺)¡ᐰᦻᐜ©VᡈÕJVÖ×Ḅg⚪ᜧØ஺▅¡Çᶍ:ᙠ▅¡!ÙØᐹḄD⁚஺ᐹḄD⁚SÜÝVḄ@,Þ;Ḅßà⊤áḄEâᡈÖ×ᦻã!ḄᐸåæDçè஺CarefulReading1.LetSsworkon2c.Readthepassageagainandusesuitablewordstocompletethemainideaofeachparagraph.Thenlistthesupportingdetailsineachparagraph.ParagraphMainideaSupportingdetails1IwasbyapieceofmusicnamedErquanYingyue.Themusicwasstrangelybeautiful,••2Abinglivedaverylife.3Abing,smusicalskillsmadehimvery.Keys:1.moved♦ThemusicwasstrangelybeautifulbutunderthebeautyIsensedastrongsadnessandpain.♦ItwasoneofthemostmovingpiecesofmusicthatI'veeverheard.♦IalmostcriedalongwithitasIlistened.2.poor

84♦Hismotherdiedwhenhewasveryyoung.♦Hisfatherdiedwhenhewasateenager.Hewaspoorandhomeless.X)♦Hedevelopedanillnessandbecameblind.♦Helivedonthestreetsandplayedmusictomakemoney.3.popular♦Hecouldplayover600pieces,andhewrotemanyofthemhimself.♦Hismostfamouspieceisstillplayedandpraisedbyerhumastertoday.♦ErquanYingyuehasbecomeoneofChina'snationaltreasures.Paragraph1:ᢣ5é¡×ᦻãS\é"ὅëᑮḄìí᧜ᨴiðññòó஺ôᢝö|EâḄᐹD⁚é♦ThemusicwasstrangelybeautifulbutunderthebeautyIsensedastrongsadnessandpain.♦ItwasoneofthemostmovingpiecesofmusicthatI'veeverheard.♦IalmostcriedalongwithitasIlistened.Paragraph2:ᢣ5é¡×ᦻãS\é÷øùúûḼýþḄÿ஺
ᢝḄᐹ

85⁚:♦Hismotherdiedwhenhewasveryyoung.♦Hisfatherdiedwhenhewasateenager.Hewaspoorandhomeless.\)♦Hedevelopedanillnessandbecameblind.♦Helivedonthestreetsandplayedmusictomakemoney.Paragraph3:ᢣᦻḄᡂ!"#$Ḅ%஺
ᢝḄᐹ⁚♦Hecouldplayover600pieces,andhewrotemanyofthemhimself.♦Hismostfamouspieceisstillplayedandpraisedbyerhumastertoday.♦ErquanYingyuehasbecomeoneofChina'snationaltreasures.PostreadingWorkon2d1.TellSsthattheyhavetousethewordintheboxtofillintheblanks.Atthesametime,circlethatorwhotocompletethesentences.MakesureSsknowwhattodo.Abingplayedmusic(that/who)couldtouchtheheartsofpeople.Whenwelistentohismusic,wecanboththebeautyand

86thesadnessinit.Itmakesusthinkabouttheand(that/who)wehaveexperiencedinthepast.Forthisreason,manypeoplehimasthemusician(that/who)hasgreatlyinfluencederhumusic.Soitisreallyathatnotmanypiecesofhismusicwererecorded.ᢣ1)ᙠ'()*+,᝞.ᐜ012ᱥ,ᐵ561ᡃ8ᵨthat,᝞.ᐜ012%,ᐵ561⌱ᵨwho/that.2)Trytoguessthemeaningofthesewordsinthebox.2.Finish2d.3.Checktheanswers.Answers:that,sense,pain,wounds,that,praise,that/who,pityWorkon2e1.StudentAisforeignvisitorwhoisinterestedinAbingandhismusic.StudentBisaChinesestudentwhoknowsaboutAbing.Usetheinformationinthepassagetomakeaconversation.2.Asksomestudentstoactinfrontoftheclass.e.g.A:WhatkindofmusicalinstrumentsdidAbingplay?B:Hecouldplaymanyinstruments,butheisbestknownforplayingtheerhu.

87VDI.Languagepoints1.…Isensedastrongsadnessandpain.1)sensev.QRᑮ,TUᑮe.g.Weallseemedtosensehissadnessatthattime.ᙠZ[᎛ᡃ8]^_QRᑮ`Ḅab஺sensen.TU,QRe.g.Peoplehavefivesenses,sight,hearing,smell,taste,andtouch.%ᨵhiQRjR,kR,lR,ᕡRnoR஺2)sadnessn.aqe.g.Don,tgiveyourselfuptosadness,there5sstillhope!u⌕wab,xᨵyz{-ness2}1~,1~nessᡂ}1,᝞happy—happinesskind-kindnesssadadj.abḄ,៕Ḅe.g.Shesangasadsong.᝛ᖛḼabḄ஺3)painn.,e.g.Hehaspainsinthearm.஺painfuladj.ḄḄ%uḄe.g.Hehadapainfulexperienceinthepast.ᨵḄᔊ஺2.Thepiecehadasimplename,ErquanYingyue(MoonReflected

88onSecondSpring¨,piece⊤ª«¬,®¯°(Ḅ“✌
³”µ஺e.g.Whenhewasasmallboy,hecouldhumsongsanddifficultpiecesofmusic.®x2¸¹º,»¼½ᖛ³n⚟ᨵ¿ÀḄ³஺IespeciallylikethatshortpiecebyBeethoven.ᡃᱯÃÄ#ÅÆÇḄZ✌¸³஺reflectv.È᧜,᧜Êe.g.Hisactionsreflecthisthoughts.Ḅ0È᧜ḄËÌ஺3.LaterIlookedupthehistoryofErquanYingyue…lookupÍᙠÎᐺ,ÐὃÒ+,Óᵯᾯ¨Ö▅,ØᜮÚe.g.Itisunnecessarytolookupeverywordyoudon'tknowinthedictionarywhileyourarereading.▅[,ÜᑮÝ1,uÞ_⌕ᙠ1ᐺ+Ö▅஺Ilookedupandsawhim.ᡃØßᜮᩭÚá`஺4.Heperformedinthiswayformanyyears.performv.⊤ã,᡻0e.g.Heperformedadanceforthem.8⊤ã`åæ஺Heperformedhisdutiesperfectly.ᙊèᙢêᡂ`ëì

89Ḅíî஺5.Itisapitythatonlysixpiecesofmusicintotalwererecordedforthefutureworldtohear,buthispopularitycontinuestothisday.1)pityn.⍡ð,ñòe.g.It'spitythatyoumissedthebeginningofthemovie.!⍡ðó┯`ᵯõḄöᜮ஺2)totaln.÷ᦪ,ᔠúe.g.Theirexpensesreachedatotalof1,000pounds.8Ḅüý÷úᓟÿ╏஺Addthisnumberstogetherandgivemethetotal.ᦪᩭᡃ!ᦪ"#$஺intotal!ᐳ&ᔠ(e.g.Intotalover100peopleattendedtheconference.ᐳ(ᨵ01234567஺totaladj.!Ḅᐰ;Ḅe.g.WhatisthetotalpopulationofJapan??@Ḅ!2AB#$Cpopularity⊤F“HI&JKL”NO஺PᡃQRtowinpopularityᡈtoenjoypopularityᓽᢣ“WXK;Z[I&\]^”஺e.g.Countrymusicisgrowinginpopularity.

90`᩟bcd⌲fZᑮh#2Ḅi᰿஺6.,••allthegreaterhumastersplayandpraise.praisen.kl⊤le.g.Hewonpraisesforhismodesty.mnopḄqrsZt2Ḅkl஺HedeservesallthepraisemuZᡃQvᑗḄkx஺praisev.kl⊤le.g.Theteacherpraisedhermanytimesbecauseofherkindness.yB᝛Ḅᗐ|ὁ~⊤l4᝛#஺7.,••makespeoplerecalltheirdeepestwoundsfromtheirownsadorpainfulexperiences.woundn.Ae.g.Hehasawoundinthearm.mᨵvᜐ஺woundv.;\&e.g.Twosoldierswerewoundedintheattack.ᙠᨵKᐷ\஺Youmustnotwoundherfeelings.n᝛Ḅ஺IX.Homework1.▅ᦻḼ5ᦑ¢஺2.WriteapassageaboutAbingandhisErquanYingyue.

91SectionB2(3a-SelfCheck)vஹᦟ¥¦᪗¨1.©ªJ«¦᪗¨1N¬that/who®Ḅ¯©°±Ḅᵨ³.2N¥6ᵨthat/who®Ḅ¯©°±´opḄiµ,·¸¹⊤ºᓫḄ¼½஺3N¥6¾ᵨ@ᓫᐗḄJ«À½opḄiµÁ\ÁÂy·¸ᙠiµÃt2ÄÅÆ7஺4N6ᵨ@ᓫᐗḄÇȱÉÊ᪀ᑏÅ;ḄᦻÄÎ¥ÏḄᑏиÑ஺2.᝱LÓuÔ¦᪗¨ÕÖ¥¬ᨵᐵ52iµØ¥QᐳØÄÎÙxÚÛÄÎ᦮;ÝÞ஺WorkonSelfcheck21.TellSsthattheyhavetofillintheblankswithwho,that,which.Morethanoneanswersmaybepossible.2.Ssthinkandtrytocompletetheconversationbythemselves.3.LetsomeSsreadtheiranswerstotheclass.4.AsksomeSstoactouttheconversation.WorkonSelfcheck31.LetSscompletethesentencesaboutthemselves.

922.ᢣ®¨Ä⏨¥ÏàOthat/who/which®Ḅ¯©°±Ḅᵨ஺3.Sharetheiranswerswiththeclass.e.g.Idon,tlikemusicthat/whichistooloud.Ienjoyspendingtimeinplacesthat/whicharerelaxing.Ihavefriendswho/thatarefriendlyandhelpful.Ilikemoviestarswho/thatarebeautifulorhandsome.VI.Exercise:Iftimeisenough,dosomemoreexercisesonbigscreen.ᵨ“who”ᡈ“that”áâ஺1.Themanistalkingwithmymotherismyfather.2.ThatbookistheoneIboughtyesterday.3.Iknowthemanisamodelworker.4.Ican,tfindahouseissuitableforustolive.5.Isthereazoowecanseetigersaroundhere?1.who/that2.that3.who/that4.that5.thatØO±ᦋᑏ஺1.Ilikeslowmusic.Ilikemusic.2.WhatdoyouthinkoftheCD?____________________________theCD?3.Ilikefriendlypeople.Ilikepeople.4.Myfatherprefersquietbeaches.Myfatherprefersbeaches

935.Italkedtotheman.Themanisourteacher.Theman________________________isourteacher.1.thatisslow2.Howdoyoufeel3.whoarefriendly4.thatarequiet5.whoItalkedtoUnit10You,resupposedtoshakehandsᓫᐗä⚪ᨵæ᪆2ᦟè¦᪗I.éÑM10ᑖMINëbᨵìíîïévð⌱òᨬôõᫀ஺M5ᑖ1.Whenarethestudentssupposedtobeback?A.Before9:00.B.Before10:00.C.Before11:00.2.Whatisthegirlsupposedtodofirst?A.Greettheteacher.B.Hugwiththeteacher.C.Shakehandswiththeteacher.3.WhatdoKoreansdowhentheymeetpeople?A.Theyoftenbow.B.Theyoftenshaketheirhands.C.Theyoftenkiss.4.WhatisLilysupposedtodonow?

94A.SheissupposedtostudyhardatEnglish.B.Sheissupposedtostudyhardatmath.C.Sheissupposedtostudyhardatmusic.5.What'stheboydoing?A.Writing.B.WatchingTV.C.Reading.ூéÑᩞᧇ௃1.W:Wherearethestudents?M:Theyhavegonetothesciencemuseum.W:Whenaretheysupposedtobeback?M:Before10:00.2.W:CanyoutellmethethingsIamsupposedtodo?M:Thefirstthingistogreettheteacher.3.W:CanyoutellmewhatKoreansdowhentheymeetpeople?M:Oh,theyoftenbow.4.W:Hi,Bill.I'mnotgoodatmymath.WhatshouldIdonow?M:Lily,youaresupposedtostudyhardatmathnow.5.W:Don'treadinthepoorlight.It'sbadforyoureyes.Youaresupposedtoreadinbrightlight.M:OK.Thanks.õᫀ¨1b5.BAABC

95(II)ëbᨵvýᦻéðᑨÿ
(T/F)஺(5ᑖ)()6.LadiesinAmericaarerespectedinmanyways.()7.IntheUSAandEurope,menusuallyopendoorsforladies.()8.Inthestreet,menalmostalwayswalkorcrossthestreetonthesideoftheladieswhoareclosertotraffic.()9.Ifamanwalkswithtwoladies,heshouldwalkbeforethem.()10.Thepassageismainlyaboutcustoms.ூ/0ᩞᧇ௃InWesterncountries,especiallyinAmerica,somesocialcustomshavelasteduntiltoday.Forexample,“ladiesfirst”,thatistosay,ladiesinthosecountriesarerespectedinmanyways.IntheUSAandEurope,youwillusuallyseemenopeningdoorsforladiesandladiesgenerallywalkingaheadofmenintoaroomorarestaurantunlessthemanhastobeaheadoftheladyinordertochoosethetable,toopenthedoorofacarortohelptheminotherways.Inthestreet,menalmostalwayswalkorcrossthestreetonthesideoftheladieswhoareclosertotraffic,butifamanwalkswithtwoladies,heshouldwalkbetweenthem.

969ᫀ;6-10.TTTFTII.ᓫ⚗⌱?M20ᑖ@1.WegotoschooleverydaySaturdaysandSundays.A.besideB.besidesC.exceptD.exceptforூ
᪆௃⌱C஺ὃBCDḄᵨGH᪆஺ᵫKLMNeverydayOP“ᒹR“SaturdaysandSundaysexcept"◀U”VPᒹWᙠᑁZ0besides”◀U”VᒹWᙠᑁ஺ᦑ⌱C஺2.Youarenotsupposedtoinclass.A.makefacesB.makenoiseC.listencarefullyD.bothAandBூ
᪆௃⌱D஺ὃB\D]^H᪆஺᪷`KL“ᙠaᚪcdPef”ᑨhVᙠaᚪcPefijῊVlPefᔻnVᦑ9ᫀoD஺3.Thismathproblemistoodifficult.Canyoushowme,George?A.whattoworkoutB.toworkitoutC.howtoworkitoutD.howtoworkoutitூ
᪆௃⌱C஺ὃB“ᶧqD+Pst”u᪀஺workoutw“\D+xD”]^VyDz{^|V⌕~ᙠ\DxDVᜐw“ᶧqD+Pst”ᙠKOz{^V᪷`⚪Lwᢣ“᝞9ᩭ”VMN⌱C஺

974.Listeningtosoftmusiccanmakeyou.A.relaxingB.tofeelrelaxedC.feelrelaxedD.feltrelaxedூ᪆௃⌱C஺ὃBsu᪀஺ᵫ“makesb.dosth.”MN9ᫀ⌱C஺5.Yourunclewassupposedhereanhourago.A.tobeB.tocomingC.togoD.togoingூ᪆௃⌱A஺ὃBsKt஺besupposedtodosth.Lo“efi"஺here☢Mᵨcomeᡈbe;gothereᵨ஺6.—Whatdoyouthinkoftheman?—Ifinddifficulttoworkwithhim.A.himB.meC.itD.thatூ᪆௃⌱C஺ὃBsKt஺find+it+adj.+todosth.w……Ḅ஺7.Pmtoseeyouagain.A.pleaseB.pleasureC.pleasedD.pleasingூ᪆௃⌱C஺ὃBs£¤஺bepleasedtodosth.Lo“¥¦ᐶi”஺8.theyareverytired,theyfeelveryhappybecausethey,vefinallyfinishedtheirproject.

98A.SoB.AlthoughC.IfD.Butூ᪆௃⌱B஺ὃBDḄᵨG஺KL;¨©ªᯠ¥¬V¥®¯V°o¨©ᨬ²³ᡂU¨©Ḅ⚗µ஺¶Ko·¸^¶KVᦑᵨalthougho9.Itisallrightifyoucomelate.A.abitofB.alittleofC.abitD.toomuchூ᪆௃⌱C஺ὃB¹⛲^஺abitM»¹⛲¼½DV¾abitofᵨᩭ¹⛲¿D஺10.PeopleinChinawhentheymeetforthefirsttime.A.bowB.kissC.shakehandsD.laughூ᪆௃⌱C஺ὃBÀÁÂÃ஺KL;ᙠOÄVÅ©ÆÇÈÉ☢|eÊË஺m.³¼ÌÍÎ20ᑖ@Aroundtheworld,peoplehavedifferentideasaboutwhatgoodmannersare.Whenyougotorestaurantsindifferentpartsoftheworld,it's1toknowtherightandwrongthingstodo.Forexample,inChinait'sOKto2alotofnoiseinarestaurant.Infact,ifarestaurantisn,tnoisyand3,youmaythinkthere'ssomethingwrongwithit.However,

99inmanywesterncountries,restaurantsare4places.Ifpeopleatatabletalktooloud,otherpeoplewhoareeatingtheremighteven5totheowneroftherestaurant.Payingthebillisalsodifferentfromcountrytocountry.InChina,onepersonusuallypaysfor6.Inwesterncountries,onepersonpaysifheorsheisentertainingclientsÎÕÖ{×@Vbut7friendseattogether,theyusuallysharethecost.Thisiscalled"goingDutchÎᙳÙÚᵨ@”.Also,whenwesternerspaythebill,theyusuallyleavesomemoneyforthe8.Thisiscalled“leavingatip”.Leavingatipisthoughttobepolite.IntheUS,it's9toleavetipsof10%,15%,or20%ofthebill,whichisdecidedbyhowgoodtheserviceÎᨴÜÝ@is.Goodwaiterscanmakealotofmoney!Thewaypeopleeatfoodisnotthesameindifferentpartsoftheworld,butyoucan10thesamekindsoffoodinmanycountries.ChineseandIndianfoods,forexample,arepopularallovertheworld.1.A.popularB.difficultC.importantD.enjoyableூ᪆௃⌱C஺ὃB¼½DDÞH᪆஺KL;ÅdßàáᔜᙢPäᙢåḄ⚶✂|VN⍝iéêëViéêPë¥ì⌕஺ᦑ⌱C஺2.A.causeB.keepC.hearD.make

100ூ᪆௃⌱D஺ὃBs£¤஺makealotofnoiseᗨᩖḄïðVsᵨG஺3.A.livelyB.friendlyC.luckyD.politeூ᪆௃⌱A஺ὃB¼½DDÞH᪆஺livelyᨵòóḄVôõḄZfriendlyö÷ḄZluckyøùḄZpoliteᨵÀúḄ஺KL;᝞ûÇü⚶✂Pônஹþÿ
⚶✂ᨵ⚪஺4.A.noisyB.quietC.busyD.cleanூ$᪆௃⌱B஺ὃ)*᛻ᳮ$஺-./⚶✂012345/6Ḅ⚶✂89:☟Ḅᙢ5஺quiet:☟Ḅ஺5.A.shoutB.explainC.complainD.speakூ$᪆௃⌱C஺ὃ)*᛻ᳮ$஺ᔣ⚶✂ὁEFឌHIᔻK஺shoutᜧM;explain$OPcomplainQឌPFឌPspeakRPS஺ᦑ⌱C஺6.A.everybodyB.nobodyC.somebodyD.noneூ$᪆௃⌱A஺ὃ)0YZ[ᵨ]^᪆஺ᙠ./`a8ᵫcdefᜧ6Ḅ⚶g஺ᦑᵨeverybody□7.A.untilB.whenC.unlessD.sinceூ$᪆௃⌱B஺ὃ)klᳮ$஺mnopcqᔛstᜧ6cqfu஺whenn...t᎛஺8.A.gatekeeperB.seller

101C.waiterD.visitorூ$᪆௃⌱C஺ὃ)*᛻ᳮ$஺`a8yz{ᕒ}gᦑ⌱C஺9.A.terribleB.commonC.seriousD.unusualூ$᪆௃⌱B஺ὃ)~[[^᪆஺klᙠ/}gᓫḄ10%ஹ15%ᡈ20%89Ḅz{Ḅ஺common`ḄḄ஺10.A.inventB.discoverC.preferD.findூ$᪆௃⌱D஺ὃ)*᛻ᳮ$஺“……ᙠ23/6ᑮ1Ḅᱥ"஺inventPdiscoverPpreferPfindPᑮ஺IIᔁHᐳ50ᑖKIV.[£¤ᵨM10ᑖKMIN᪷¦kl§¨*©ª«ᡂᓫ[஺M5ᑖK1.ThemothergaveherbabyaH®Kontheforehead.2.They'velearnedhowtobehaveatthetableH◀TNBen.3.WouldyoupleasetakeouttheH°ḄKcase?4.Idon,tknowifI'mH±Kbuyingaticketforher.5.ImaginehowangryIwaswhenheHᢣKatmewith

102hischopsticks.³ᫀ1.kiss2.except3.empty4.worth5.pointedHIIKᵨᡠy[Ḅ〉n~»¼°஺H5ᑖK6.Youare(suppose)toshakehandswhenyoumeetaChinesefriend.7.Keepyoureyes(close)whenyouaredoingeyeexercises.8.Aknifeis(use)for(cut)things.9.Peoplearepretty(relax)abouttimeinColombia.10.He'sondutytoday.Heshould(clean)theblackboard.³ᫀ6.supposed7.closed8.used;cutting9.relaxed10.cleanV.«ᡂkÈH10ᑖK1.᝞ÊËÌÍÎÏÐÑcÒ}Óᱥ஺Youtakeasmallpresentifyougototheparty.2.ÔcÕÖᣚÏÐᐜÙ$cÚnᙢḄÛÜ஺As,youshouldknowaboutthelocalcustomsfirst.3.ËÞᨣᎷá᪍c6dãᡃåæᑮçè᝞é஺LastsummervacationtheGreens

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106apresent,butit'snotnecessarytobeexpensive.Yours,LiBinVDI.▅ÀᳮÂ10ᑖWhentwopeoplemeet,therearealotofwaysofgreeting.Thewaysofgreetingarenotalwaysthesameindifferentcountries.InAmerica,twopeopleusuallygreeteachotherwithahandshake.ItisawaytoshowrespectÃtotheotherperson.Athletesfromoppositeteamsshakehandsbeforeagameforthesamereason.However,mostAmericansdon'tshakehandswhentheymeetpeopletheyhavealreadyknownwell.WhenAmericanfriendsmeeteachother,theymightonlywaveᢵz#ormaybejustnodÇᜮtheirheads.InNewZealand,thereisaspecialwayofgreetingcalled“Hongi”.Inthegreeting,twopeoplepresstheirnosesandforeheadsÍÎtogetherandclosetheireyes.ThisisanoldtraditionthatcomesfromtheMaori,whowerethefirstpeopletoliveinNewZealand.Eventoday,manyNewZealandersstillpresstheirforeheadswhentheymeet.Kissingissometimesusedasawaytogreetsomeone.Insomecountries,importantpeopleusedtowearspecialrings.Itwas

107thecustomforvisitorstokisstheseringswhentheycameforameeting.InFrance,whenpeoplemeet,theysometimeskisseachotherontheface.InJapan,peoplebowtoeachothereverytimetheymeet.Evenfamilymembersbowtoeachother.Peopledecidehowlowtobowdependingonhowrespectedtheotherpersonis.Today,newwaysofgreetingarecreatedallthetime.Peoplecandothiswithaquick"hi",ahandshake,orevenasimplesmile.Theimportantthingisthatthepeopletheyaregreetingunderstandthem.1.Thepassagemainlytalksabout.A.differentwaysofgreetingB.howtobeapolitepersonC.howtoshowrespecttoothersD.waysofsayinghelloindifferentlanguagesூÂ᪆௃⌱A஺Ö×ᜧØ⚪஺ᵫᦻÛoÜÝÞ#£ᦻßàa᎛Ḅ஺2.Theunderlinedpart“thesamereasonwrefersto.A.showingloveB.showingrespectC.thankingeachotherD.introducingeachotherூÂ᪆௃⌱B஺â⁚ᳮÂ⚪஺ᵫäÜḄåoÜæÞ#çèéᑖᢣḄP“⊤lÃë”஺

1083.WecanlearnfromthethirdparagraphthatA.it'simpolitetopressone'snoseinNewZealandB.HongiisakindoftraditionalfoodinNewZealandC.theMaoriusedtobeanoldvillageinNewZealandD.HongiisanoldtraditioninNewZealandூÂ᪆௃⌱D஺â⁚ᳮÂ⚪஺ᵫäìÛoஹíÜæÞ#HongiîïbPðñᐲḄóὁõö஺4.HowlowdoesoneJapanesebowtotheother?A.Itdependsonhowrespectedtheotherpersonis.B.Itdependsonhowoldtheotherpersonis.C.Itdependsonhowsuccessfultheotherpersonis.D.Itdependsonhowtalltheotherpersonis.ூÂ᪆௃⌱A஺â⁚ᳮÂ⚪஺ᵫÛùìÞ#ú£~ûῪḄýZþÿ
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113A.Callthatoldmanup.B.Nolongertalktoherteacher.C.Calltheteacherup.C.µᦻ(C⚪ᨵ5⚪@⚪1ᑖ@ᐳ5ᑖ)¶᪷ᡠᑁ@ᙠ⚪«®Ḅ¬⌱⚗^@⌱®·bᡂḄᨬa~ᫀ஺µᦻ¯§஺()16.Mrs.Brownhasalovelyasapet.A.dogB.catC.rabbit()17.Afterdisappearing,thecatcameback.A.beforelunchB.atlunchC.afterlunch()18.Thecatrushedtheroomwithmice.A.twoB.threeC.four()19.Beforeanyonestoppedthecat,itputthemice.A.intotheboxesB.onthechairsC.intotheplates()20.Fromthestory,weknowthere'saclosefriendshipbetween.A.Mr.Brownandthecat

114B.Mrs.BrownandthecatC.Mr.andMrs.BrownD.¸¹ºVC⚪ᨵ5⚪@⚪1ᑖ@ᐳ5ᑖZ»¼ᑮḄ¾>ᨵᐵ¿ÀÁᐹḄµᦻ,¶»᪷ᡠᑁ¸ᑏÄ☢Ḅ¹ºᓱ஺µᦻ¯§஺MachinesUsesAllmachinesMakethings21.andfaster.AwashingmachineHelpsuswashclothes22..AprintingmachinePrintslotsof23.newspapersandotherthingsfast.Buses,bikes,cars,trains,planesandshipsHelpustravelfasterthan24..The25.Storesinformationandworksoutmathproblemsfaster.°ஹᓫ⚗¸ÆVCᜧ⚪ᨵ20⚪@⚪1ᑖ@ᐳ20ᑖZᙠ⚪Ḅ⌱⚗^@⌱®ÇȸᐭÆÊᜐḄᨬa~ᫀ஺MN26.—Whataheavyrain!—Soitis.Ipreferratherthanonsucharainyday.A.togoout;stayathomeB.tostayathome;goout

115C.goingout;stayathomeD.stayingathome;goout()27.HeanEnglishclublastyearandhasimprovedhisEnglishalot.A.protectedB.producedC.joinedD.received()28.oursurprise,hefailedthemathexam.A.InB.OnC.ToD.At()29.Heisanexplorerasailor.A.soB.butC.orD.ratherthan()30.Wearemademoreconfidentbyourteacher.A.tobeB.beingC.beD.been()31.—HowdoesyourmotherlikeyourpresentsforMother*sDay?—Well,thissweaterthatoneisfitforher.They*retoobig.A.both;andB.either;orC.neither;norD.notonly;butalso()32.Ifyoutotheparty,you,11haveagreattime.A.willgoB.wentC.goD.going

116()33.Theteachershopeallofuscanhandourhomeworktimeeveryday.A.up;inB.out;onC.on;inD.in;on()34.Itisreportedthatalotofadultstakelessonsonlinefurthereducation.A.afterB.toC.withD.for()35.—ofvolunteerswillbeneededfor2014InternationalHorticultureExpositioninQingdao.—Let'sgoandthem.A.Thousands;joinB.Thousand;beamemberofC.Threethousand;takepartinD.Thousands;bein()36.Mydreamhometownisanamazingplaceanypollution.A.withB.withoutC.outD.in()37.It'sdangerousacloselookatthetigerinthezoo.A.forustakingB.ofustotakeC.ofustakingD.forustotake

117()38.Atpresent,lotsofpeoplewouldratherinthecountrybecausethereispollutioninthecity.A.live;moreB.tolive;lessC.live;lessD.tolive;more()39.Wouldyoumindbasketballhere?A.playingB.toplayC.playD.plays()40.—Icalledyouyesterdayevening.Butyouwerenotin.—sorry,Iintheshopwithmymother.A.amB.willbeC.wasD.havebeen()41.NeitheroftheminChina.A.ismadeB.aremadeC.weremadeD.made()42.—Whynottotheparknow?ߟGoodidea!Let'sgo.A.goB.togoC.goesD.going()43.—rmnewhere.—DonEtworry.I'lldowhatIcanyou.A.helpB.tohelpC.inviteD.toinvite

118)44.Seeingtheirteacherintotheclassroom,theystoppedatonce.A.walk;tellingB.entering;tospeakC.enter;totellD.walking;talking()45.EvenTony'sgranddaughter,afiveyearoldgirl,askedhimsmoking.A.giveupB.gaveupC.togiveupD.givingup¬ஹb͸ÆVCᜧ⚪ᨵ10⚪@⚪1ᑖ@ᐳ10ᑖZÎÏÄ☢µᦻ@ÐÑᐸᜧ£@ᯠ¨ᙠᔜ⚪ᡠ«Ḅ⌱⚗^@⌱®ᨬa~ᫀ஺Boysandgirls,thissummervacationisthetimeforyoutotakeyourmindoffhomeworkandprepareyourselfforfuturelife.Thefollowingissomeadviceon_46_tomakeyourvacationmeaningfulandcolorful.Takeexercise.Regularexercise,muchhealth.You_47_hardmostofthetimesofar.Therefore,youneedtojoininoutdooractivities,whichcanbringyourwholebodyintoaction.Youcanbenefitfromdifferentformsofexercise_48_swimming,joggingandmountainclimbing.Learnsomebasiclifeskills.Oneday,youwilllivealone.Asaresult,youcan't_49_yourfamilyanylonger.Inorderto

119dealwithyour_50_mattersinyourownlife,youshouldlearncooking,washingandotherpracticalVÛᵨḄZskills.Goforajourney.Traveltoplacesofinterest.Inthisway,youcanfindtheculturetheredifferentfrom_51_ofyourhometown.Beautifulscenerycan_52_makeyourelaxed.Imaginethatyouarelyingonthewarmbeachinbrightsunshine,withlightseawindgentlyblowing.Isn'titenjoyableandcomfortable?Enjoyfamilytime.Homeistheplaceinwhichyoucanrest,receiveloveandcarefromrelations.Don'talwayssitinfrontofacomputeralone.Instead,thewholefamilyshouldspend_53_watchingamovieonthesofatogether.Besides,it'sgreatfunforfamilymemberstogatheraroundthetable,_54_sports,clothesorothercommontopicsVU⚪Z.Ifyoufollowtheadviceabove,youwillachievehealth,independenceVÝÞZ@peaceofmindandfeelingsbetweenfamilymembers.Todayisthebeginningofanewlife.Yoursummervacationmustbefullof_55_andsuccess.Wishyouawonderfultime!MN46.A.whetherB.howC.whenD.whatMN47.A.haveworkedB.workedC.willworkD.works

120)48.A.insteadofB.duetoC.suchasD.looks()49.A.dependonB.giveupC.hearfromD.Insiston()50.A.publicB.negativeC.personalD.Happy()51.A.itB.thatC.oneD.what()52.A.alsoB.eitherC.tooD.as()53.A.sometimesB.sometimeC.sometimesD.some()54.A.discussedB.todiscussC.discussingD.discuss()55.A.sadnessB.joyC.worryD.happyஹ⏘ᳮ4VCᜧ⚪ᨵ15⚪@⚪2ᑖ@ᐳ30ᑖZ▅ÏAஹB¯âµᦻ@ãäâµᦻ¨☢Ḅ⚪஺[⚪ᡠ«Ḅ⌱⚗^@⌱®·¦~ᡠ¡⚪ᡈbᡂᡠ«Ḅᨬa~ᫀ஺ALotsofkidshateschool,anewstudyfound.Usuallythiskindoffeelingdoesn,tlastlong.Butwhathappensifyoufeelthiswaytoomuch?Schoolisafactoflifeandgettingagoodeducationcanhelpyoubuildthekindoffuturelifeyouwant.So

121let'stalkaboutschoolandwhattodowhenyoudon'tlikeit.Ifyoudon,tlikeschool,thefirststepistofindoutwhy.Youmightnotlikeschoolbecauseyoudon'thaveenoughfriends,ormaybeyoudon'tgetalongwithyourteacher.Sometimeit'sabigproblemwithyourclassesandschoolwork.Youmaybegettingfartherandfartherbehind,anditmayseemlikeyou'11nevercatchup.Whenyouknowwhyyoudon'tlikeschool,youcanstarttakingstepstomakethingsbetter.It'sagoodideatotalktosomeoneaboutyourproblemswithschool.Yourmum,dad,teacherorschoolcounselorVç¡Zwillbeabletohelpyou.Anothergoodideaistowritedownyourfeelingsaboutschoolinanotebook.It'sagreatwaytoletoutemotionsVèéZ.Remember,youdonEthavetosharewhatyouEvewrittenwithothers.MN56.Lotsofkidsaccordingtothewriter.A.likeschoolverymuchB.aregoodatreadingandwritingC.donEtlikedoinghomeworkD.havethethoughtofhatingschoolMN57.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"it"refertoVᢣḄ¾Zinthefirstparagraph?A.Agoodeducation.B.School.

122C.Futurelife.D.Friendship.()58.Ifyoudon,tlikeschool,thefirststepistoA.findoutwhyB.gotoseeadoctorC.askyourparentsforhelpD.leaveschoolforashorttime()59.Howmanyreasonswhyyoudon,tlikeschoolaregivenbythewriter?A.Two.B.Three.C.Four.D.Five.()60.Whenyoustarttakingstepstomakethingsbetter,oneofthegoodideasisto.A.keepsilentaboutyourproblemsB.sharewhatyou'vewrittenwithothersC.writedownyourfeelingsaboutschoolD.getalongwellwithyourclassmatesBTherearemanyexpressionswithheart.Oneofthemisto”loseyourheart“tosomeone.Whenthathappens,youhavefalleninlove.Butifthepersonwho“wonyourheart“doesnotloveyou,thenyouaresuretohavea“brokenheartw.Inyour

123sadness,youthinkthatthepersonyoulovedis“hardìhearted"@andinfact,hasa“heartofstone”.Youmaydecideto“pouroutyourheart“toafriend.Tellingsomeoneaboutyourpersonalproblemscanoftenmakeyoufeelbetter.Ifyourfrienddoesnotseemtounderstandhowpainfulyourbrokenheartis,youmayaskherto“haveaheart”.YouareaskingyourfriendtoshowsomesympathyVïèZforyoursituation.Yourfriend“hasherheartintherightplace”ifshesayssheissorryforhowyoufeel.Ifyourfriendsays,“MyheartbleedsVð⊈Zforyou”,shemeanstheopposite.Sheisacoldheartedpersonwhodoesnotreallycareaboutyoursituation.Whenyouarefeelingafraid,“yourheartisinyourmouth”.Youmightsay,forexample,thatyourheartwasinyourmouthwhenyouaskedabanktolendyousomemoneyforanewhouse.Ifthatbanksaysnotoyou,donot“loseheart”.Bestrongìheartedv.Sitdownwiththebankerandhavea“hearttoheart"talk.Beopenandhonestaboutyoursituation.Thebankmayhavea“changeofheart“andagreetolendyouthemoney.Thenyoucanstopworryingand“putyourheartat

124rest”.()61.Ifthepersonwhowonyourheartdoesnotloveyou,whatdoyouthinkofher?A.Shehasastrongheart.B.Shehasaheartofstone.C.Shehasabrokenheart.D.Shelosesherheart.()62.Ifyourfriendhasherheartintherightplace,shemay.A.bekindtoyouB.tellusaboutherpersonalinformationC.liveahappylifeD.havearightheart()63.Ifyourfriendsays,“Myheartbleedsforyou”,shemay.A.notknowaboutherhealthproblemB.haveahearttroubleC.notcaremuchaboutyouD.wanttoknowwhathappened()64.Whichexpressioncanbestdescribethefeelingwhenastudenthastoseehisheadmaster?A.Abrokenheart.

125B.Loseone'sheart.C.Heartinone'smouth.D.Haveaheart.()65.What,sthemainideaofthelastparagraph?A.Don,tloseheartifyourrequestisrefused.B.A"hearttoheart“talkmeansbeingopentothebanker.C.Astrongheartedpersonalwaysputshisheartatrest.D.Thebanklendsmoneytothosewhoneeditmost.Cò
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126choosingthewholelettertouchingakey.MN70.Spacetravelisnothingnew.A.AlthoughMohadleftGaomi,Gaomineverlefthim.ManyofhisbookstalkaboutrurallifeandthepeopleofGaomi.ForMo,allofmannaturecanbeseeninthevillagelifeofGaomi.B.Girlsworegreyskirtsandwhiteshirts,boysworegreytrousers,andeveryoneworetheschooltie.C.Duringthe1800s,AfricanAmericansworkedlongdaysinthefieldsoftheAmericanSouth.D.Thefirstspacecraftwithahumanwassentupintospacein1961.Sincethen,peoplehavenotonlytraveledtospace,butmanyofthemhavealsolivedthereinspacestationsforsometime.E.TheysangsongsthattheyhadbroughtfromAfricawhileworking.Onepersonsangaline.Thenagroupofworkersrepeatedit.F.Butifwewritebyhand,weshouldusestrokestomakealetter,fingeractionsmakethelargepartsofthebraintowork,tothinkandtorememberlanguage.Handwritinghelpschildrenlearnlettersandshapes,anditalsoimprovestheirabilitytoexpressideas.G.OnApril5,theStateCouncil▾publishednewrules

127aboutschoolbussafety.Thesenewrulesarestricterthantheoldones.ஹᦻᜧ⚪ᨵ10⚪⚪1.5ᑖᐳ15ᑖᵨ〉Ḅᡂ!"ᦻ#$%ᑏ'#()*+ஹ,-./Ḅᓫ஺LiRuyan,13andhisclassmatesinShanghaididsomethingspeciallastsummer.Theyworkedingroupswithtrafficpoliceatdifferentcrossroadsinthecity.Holdingsmallredflags,thestudentshelpedkeeporderandstoppedpeople71.jaywalking2345.Aspartoftheschoolproject.Li'sschoolhasencourageditsstudents72.domorecommunity78work.AfterthehalfdayofexhaustingworkLi73.himselfnottojaywalkanymore.“Ithinkthroughcommunityworkwegettohelpothersand,moreimportantly,wegrowa74.ofresponsibility9:;"hesaid.Communityserviceis75.importantpartofeducationforteenagersaroundtheworld.IntheUSandCanada,highschoolstudentsneedtofinish40hoursofcommunityservicebeforegraduation.ForthoseAmericans76.havefinished1,400hoursofcommunitywork,theycanbeawarded

128nearly$5,000M33,000yuanN.Chinesestudentstodaydomorecommunitywork,77..Forexample,startingfrom2010,Sichuanhighschoolstudentshavebeenaskedtodo10daysofcommunitywork.Itwillbecomepartoftheirschoolgrade.QianLijun,16,andherclassmatesinSuzhou,Jiangsuwenttoalocaleldercarehomethiswinter.TheyputSpringFestivalcouplets=ὶ78.thewallsandcheeredupthepeoplelivingthere.LiXiaotian,15,ofAnshansaidheusedtoclearflyers?@fromtelephonepolesᵯBᩚwithhisclassmates.Theybroughttools,towelsandbucketsandworkedforthree79.underthesummersun."Itwastiring,80.seeingthecleanpoleswithoutuglyads—wereallyfeltproud,“hesaid.DஹEᑏFᔠᜧ⚪ᑖHAஹBIJᑖᐳ20ᑖA.KLMN⚪ᐳ5⚪⚪1ᑖᐳ5ᑖ▅EP☢!"ᦻR᪷TᡠVWḄKLᡂKLᓱ஺DearKnow,Ineedsomeadviceonhowtomakefriends!Ihavejustmovedtoanewcity.Iam13.1donEtknowanybodyhereandIwanttomakesomefriends.What'sthebestway?WherecanImeet

129people?Yours,Tony-DearTony,Therearelotsofthingsyoucando.First,youcanrideyourbikeinyourneighborhoodandtrytofindsomekids.Whenyoufindsome,youcangoupandtalktothem.Youshouldalsoletyourparentsknowthatyouwanttomakefriendsbecausetheycanhelpyou.Maybeyoucanaskyourparentstotakeyoutothelibraryorsomeplaceswheretherearelotsofkids.Youcouldtryjoininganartclassorasportsclub.Theseareallgreatwaystomeetpeople.YoucantrymakingfriendsatchurchesᦟᚪtooifyougotochurchonSundays.Trytobeactivewhereveryouare,butjustbeyourselfanddonttrysohard.IttakestimeandpatienceὊ~.Ihopeyouwillfindabestfriendsoon!Yours,KnowInformationCardTony,sproblem:hedoesn*tknowhowto81..Know'sadvicePlacestomeetotherkidsNeighborhood,the

13082.andchurches.ActivitiesJoinanartclassora58..HowtobehaveTrytobe59.,butdon'ttrytoo60..B.☢⊤⚪15ᑖᑮ᝞'ᑮᔳ஺¢᝞£Ḅ¤¥“HowtoMakeFriends”H⚪ᑏ'"ᦻ஺ᑏ¨⌕ª«¬®¯ᦪ80#±²஺Unit12Lifeisfulloftheunexpectedᓫᐗ·¸ᔁ'ஹº»ᳮ½ᜧ⚪ᑖHAஹBஹCஹD¾Jᑖᐳ25⚪⚪1ᑖᐳ25ᑖA.º¿⚪ᨵ5⚪⚪1ᑖᐳ5ᑖ᪷Tᡠº¿ḄᑁÁÂᡠVḄÃ⚪⌱Å/ᔠ⚪,ḄÆÇÈÃ⚪஺⚪º'É஺)1.What'sthemantalkingabout?

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132ºØÑÌ=ÊÇÈØ8⚪஺()8.Howmanyfriendshasthewomanmadesofar?A.Four.B.Five.C.Six.ºØ¾Ì=ÊÇÈØ9⚪஺()9.WhatwillAnnadonext?A.GotoAnna,shouse.B.Buyanotherguidebook.C.GotoNewYork.ºØÌ=ÊÇÈØ10⚪஺()10.What'strueaboutthetalk?A.Janeisonthewaytothefarmnow.B.Janeishavingsupperwithavillager.C.AvillagerhashelpedJanereachthefarmsafely.ºØDÌ=ÊÇÈØn—12⚪஺()11.Whomaretheygoingtohelp?A.Ablindwoman.B.Anoldwoman.C.Apoorman.()12.Howmanychildrendoestheoldwomanhave?A.One.B.Two.C.None.ºØÚÌ=ÊÇÈØ13—15⚪஺)13.WhodidBetty'sfathergotoLondonwith?

133A.Noone.B.Betty.C.Hiswife.()14.WhatisBettyhopingtodo?A.Totakevacationwithherfather.B.Tostaywithhermother.C.TovisitLondon.()15.HowdoesBettylikeherfather'sbehavior?A.It'sboring.B.It'simpolite.C.It'sallright.C.ºᦻ(⚪ᨵ5⚪⚪1ᑖᐳ5ᑖ)᪷TᡠºᑁÁᙠ⚪ÐÔḄÑ#⌱⚗Ó⌱Ô'#%ᡂ¿ḄᨬÖÈᫀ஺ᦻºIÉ஺()16.Theearthquakehappened.A.onMondayB.onWednesdayC.onFriday()17.Theearthquakelastedfor.A.severalminutesB.overoneminuteC.awholeafternoon()18.Fromthenews,weknow.A.novillagerswerekilledinthestormB.theearthquakemadeover200peoplehomelessC.twohouseswerebadlydestroyedbytheearthquake

134()19.Aboutthefarmer,weknowthat.A.somepartsofhishousefelldownB.hiswifewaskilledC.oneofhischildrenwasmissing()20.Whentheearthquakehappened,thewoman.A.triedtotakesomethingsoutB.rushedoutwithherchildrenC.askedherhusbandnottoleaveD.ºKL(⚪ᨵ5⚪⚪1ᑖᐳ5ᑖ)ÞºᑮḄ¢'Ìᨵᐵ
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135towork.A.wentB.havegoneC.goneD.hadgone()28.—WhathappenedCindyyesterday?-Shewashitinacaraccident.A.onB.toC.inD.for()29.WhenIgottothebusstop,thebusalreadyfor5minutes.A.has;leftB.had;leftC.has;beenawayD.had;beenaway()30.,hegotan"A"inthefinalexam.A.LuckB.LuckyC.LuckilyD.Tolucky()31.Iwasnearlylateforclassyesterdaymorning,butIonlymyclass.A.madeB.madetoC.madeittoD.madeit()32.ItisgoodexhibitionthatIhaveseenitseveraltimes.A.soB.suchC.soaD.sucha()33.Mysisterateachertwoyearsago.

136A.gotmarriedtoB.gotmarriedofC.marriedtoD.marriedwith()34.yoursweater.scoldoutside.A.PutonB.DressC.WearD.Toputon()35.PleasewritedownyoucaninyourexerciseDbooks.A.asmuchaswordsB.asmuchwordsasC.asmanywordsasD.asmanyaswords()36.WhenIgottotheshop,thefreshvegetableshadA.besoldoutB.soldoutC.beensoldoutD.sellout()37.Wefeltwhenweheardthenews.A.embarrassed;embarrassedB.embarrassing;embarrassedC.embarrassed;embarrassingD.embarrassing;embarrassing()38.Heisaveryunfriendlyman,sofewpeopleathispartylastSunday.A.showedupB.showedoffC.showedinD.onshow

137)39.Tomhaslostlotsofinthepastfewmonths.A.weighB.weighsC.weightD.weighed()40.Mysistertheemailinvitation,butsherealizedshehadforgottentoinviteJohn.A.sentoutB.sentupC.senttoD.sendout()41.1liketoplayjokesmyclassmates.A.onB.intoC.inD.to()42.heknowsit,he*11notletoutthesecret.A.AsifB.EventhoughC.SothatD.Whatif()43.Besuretokeeptheclassroomafterclass.A.cleanedB.cleanC.tocleanD.cleaning()44.Thereisaboysocceronthestreet.A.playedB.toplayC.playingD.play()45.TheofColumbuswasquiteaneventintheworld.A.discoverB.discoveryC.discoveredD.discoveries

138Ñஹ(ᜧ⚪ᨵ10⚪⚪1ᑖᐳ10ᑖìEP☢ᦻíîᐸᜧ,ᯠÍᙠᔜ⚪ᡠÐḄ¾#⌱⚗Ó⌱Ô'#ᨬÖÈᫀ஺IthinkAprilFool'sDayisaveryunusualholiday.OnAprilFool'sDay,youhavetowatchoutforpractical_46_.Youalsocannottrusteverythingyou_47_onApril1st.EvensomemainnewspaperswillputfakeᎷḄarticlesintotheirpaperstofoolpeople.Iheardastoryabouthow_48_AprilFool'sDay,aLondonnewspaperprintedanarticleabouthowalienslandedinEngland.This_49_manypeopletopanicandthelocalpolicewerenotvery_50_thenewspaper.Itcanbe_51_sometimestoplaytricks,butyouhavetobecarefulnottogotoofar.OnAprilFool'sDay,IcalledmymotherfromtheuniversityIattended.ItoldherthatIwasfailingallofmyclassesandbecauseofthis,Iwasn'tableto_52_.Shewassoupsetthatshestartedtocry.Ifeltreallybadaboutmakinghersadandtriedtotellheritwasjustajoke._53_ItoldheritwasonlyanAprilFool'sDay'sjoke,shegot_54_angrywithmethatshehungupthephone.Ihadtocallherbackandapologizebeforeshewouldtalktomeagain.AprilFool'sDay'sjokescanbefunnybutyoushouldbecarefulnottohurtpeople'sfeelingsbyembarrassingthem

139_55_.Beforeyouact,youshouldalwaysmakesuretoputyourselfinsomeoneelse,sshoesandthinkabouthowtheymightfeel.()46.A.jokeB.jokesC.ajokeD.tojoke()47.A.hearB.listenC.listentoD.listened()48.A.onB.inC.forD.of()49.A.causedB.helpedC.askedD.guided()50.A.interestedinB.fondofC.afraidofD.pleasedwith()51.A.informationB.funC.healthyD.stupid()52.A.readB.returnC.graduateD.dance()53.A.AfterB.BecauseC.SinceD.If()54.A.soB.suchC.suchaD.soa()55.A.toolittleB.afewC.alittleD.toomuch¾ஹ▅Eᳮ½(ᜧ⚪ᨵ15⚪,⚪2ᑖᐳ30ᑖ)▅EAஹBI"ᦻòó"ᦻÍ☢Ḅ⚪ô஺õ⚪ᡠÐḄ¾

140#⌱⚗Ó⌱Ô%ÇÈᡠVÃ⚪ᡈᡂᡠпḄᨬÖÈᫀ஺A“Ijustgavebirthto5babieslastweekend.wIsn'tthatexciting?Oh,youdon51believeme?”Okaythen,IstolesomemoneyfromabankonSaturdaynight.wNowdoyoubelieveme?Actually,Ihopeyoudon51.April1st,orAprilFool'sDayisthedaywhenweplayjokesonpeople.Doyouhaveitinyourcountry?AprilFool'sDaystartedinthesixteenthcenturyinEurope.Beforethattime,NewYear5sDaywascelebratedonApril1st.Iftheywereteased,theywerecalledfools.NowadaysweplayjokesonpeopleonApril1st.Forexample,someonemightputsaltinthesugarbottlesoanotherpersoncouldputitinhiscoffee“byaccident”.Orsomeonemightchangethetimeonanotherperson'salarmclocksothatpersonwouldunknowinglywakeupearlierorlaterthanplanned.Ormaybeapersonwouldtellalietomakesomeoneelseshocked.Afterweplaythetrick,wesay“AprilFool”.Thenthepoorpersonrealizedhewasfooled.Itisgenerallydoneinthespiritoffunanddoesn,tcauseanyrealharm÷øtoanyone.Doyouhaveanygreatjokestoplayonanyonetoday?Tryitout.Justdon*tforgettosay“AprilFool“whenthe

141otherpersonbeginslookingalittleconfused.)56.Beforethesixteenthcentury,NewYear*sDaywasA.April1stB.January1stC.October1stD.February1st()57.Whichofthefollowingsituationsdoesn'tmakeyouaAprilFool”?A.Someonemightputsaltinthesugarbottle,thenyoucouldputitinyourcoffee“byaccident".B.Amanmighttakeyourbagbymistake,thenhecouldsaysorrytoyou.C.Someonemightchangethetimeonyouralarmclock,thenyouwouldunknowinglywakeupearlierorlaterthanplanned.D.Apersonwouldtellalietomakesomeoneelseshocked.()58.Sometimespeoplelietoshocksomeoneon,A.NewYear'sDayB.ChristmasDayC.AprilFool'sDayD.ThanksgivingDay()59.Inthe2ndparagraph,theclosestmeaningoftheunderlinedword“teased"isinEnglish.A.hitB.criticizedC.laughedatD.shocked)60.Whatshouldbetherightattitude(᝱ü)towards

142“AprilFool”?A.Itisgenerallydoneinthespiritoffunanddoesn,tcauseanyrealharmtoanyone.B.Itisdonefortherealfools.C.Weneedn'tsay"AprilFool“whenweplayjokesonpeopleonApril1st.D.Don'tplayjokesonpeople.BValentine'sDayisaveryoldholiday.ItgoesbacktothetimesofAncientRomeýþ4.OneofthecharactersweoftenseeonValentine,sDayisCupid.HewasthesonofVenus,thegoddessoflove.Heshootspeoplewitharrowsÿoflove.Whenamanandawomanarehitbyhisarrows,theywillfallinlove.TodaypeoplecelebrateValentine'sDayonFebruary14.Ifamanandawomanareinlove,theywillgiveeachothergifts.ThemostpopulargiftsareflowersMespeciallyrosesNandchocolates.Couplesmayalsogotoarestaurantforaverynicedinnerorplansomethingelseromantic.IntheUnitedStates,Valentine*sDayisnotjustforlovers.ChildrenmakespecialValentine'scardsfortheirclassmates.Familiesandfriendsmaygivecandyorothersmallgiftstoeachother.Itcanbeafunday.

143)61.WhoisCupid?A.Thearrowoflove.B.Thegoddessoflove.C.Thesonofthegoddessoflove.D.ThefirstpersontocelebrateValentine'sDay.()62.WhenamanandawomanarehitbyCupid'sarrows,theywill.A.fallinloveB.getgiftsfromGodC.hateeachotherD.fighteachother()63.WhatarethemostpopulargiftsonValentine5sDay?A.Rosesandchocolates.B.Rosesandcakes.C.Arrowsandcakes.D.Cardsandchocolates.()64.WhatdoschoolchildrenintheUnitedStatesdoonValentine'sDay?A.Theyplansomethingelseromantic.B.Theymakespecialcardsfortheirclassmates.C.Theygotoarestaurantforaverynicedinner.D.Theygivecandyorothersmallgiftstoeachother.()65.Fromthepassage,wecanNOTgetinformationaboutA.thedateofValentinesDayB.themostpopulargifts

144C.thestoryofValentine5sDayD.thefeelingsofclassmatesandfriendsC▅ᵯᵨ◤ḄᵯᵨḄ஺᪷!Ḅ◤"#$⌱&ᔠ〉Ḅᵯᵨ஺()66.Bobisoftenlateforschoolbecausehealwaysgetsuplate.Thismakeshisteachermad.Heneedstobuysomethingtowakehimupinthemorning.()67.Timlikeslisteningtomusicwhenheisfree.Andhehastosendemailstohiscustomers(*+)everyday.Hewantstobuysomethingthatcanhelphim.()68.Summerhascome.Tonyisfatandhecan'tsleepwellonsuchhotdays.Thistroubleshimalot.He'dliketobuy,somethingtomakehimfeelcool.()69.Aliceoftenwashesherhairlateatnight.Itisoftenwetwhenshegoestobed.Sheisgoingtobuysomethingthatcandryherhairinashorttime.()70.Susanisahousewife.Shehastodothewashingforherfamilyeveryday.Shegetstiredofit.Sheisinneedofaproducttodoitforher.A.Thiselectricproductcanmakeyoucoolduringthehotdays.Itcanhelpyouchangethetemperatureandcontrolthehumidity(-.)ofyourroom.

145B.Youcandomanythingswiththisproduct,suchassendingemails,playinggames,gettingonlineandsoon.Youcanalsolistentomusicwithitwhenyouwanttorelax.C.Thiselectricproductisusefultoallofus.Peopleoftenhaveoneathome.Itisoftenputuponthewall.Ifyouwanttoknowthetime,justtakealookatit.D.Thiscanhelpyouwashyourdirtyclothesanddrythem.Whatyouneedtodoistoturnitonandlaterhangtheclothesontheline.Withthiselectricproduct,lifewillbealoteasierforyou.E.Eachfamilyneedsthisproduct.Youcanuseittostoremeat,vegetables,fruits,drinksandmedicine.Itcankeepthemcoolandfreshsothattheywillnotgobadeasilyonhotdays.F.Itisaveryhelpfulproductwhichtellsyouthetime.Itcanwakeyouupwithapieceofmusicanytimeyouwant,butyouhavetosetthetimefirst.G.Whenyouwashyourhair,youneedthisproduct.Itcanmakeyourwethairdryinaminute.Itcanalsobeusedfordryingyourwetclothesorsomeotherwetthings.ஹ0ᦻ2345ᜧ⚪ᨵ109⚪!9⚪1.5ᑖᐳ15ᑖᵨ〉<Ḅ=>ᡂ@A0ᦻ!3B2ᑏDEFGHஹIJKLḄᓫ=஺

146DearAnne,Howareyou?IhadgreatfunlastWednesday,71.12th,2013.ItwasatraditionalChinesefestivalcalledtheDragonBoatFestivalthatday.ThisfestivalisinmemoryofQuYuan,oneof72.greatestChinesepoets.HekilledhimselfbyjumpingintotheMiluoRiveronMay5thofthelunarcalendar4▢ᔊ278BC.Peoplethererowedtheboatsto73.him.Butitwastoolate.Theywereverysadandthenthrewriceintothe74.tofeedthefishessothattheywouldstayawayfromhisbody.75.thenon,everyyearonthisday,peopleenjoy76.Zongziwhichismadeofricewithmeat,eggsandsoon.Inthepastweateitonly77.ayear,butnowweregardeditasourdailyfood.Wecanhaveitanytimewelike.Haveyouever78.thedragonboatraceonTV?Itisanotherimportantpartofthisfestival.Severalteamsrowtheirdragonshapedboatsas79.astheycan.Thefirstteamtoreachthefinishlinewins.IfyouhaveaplantovisitChinanextyear,would80.liketospendthisfestivalwithus?

147Bestwishes,XiaoQiangPஹᑏQᔠ45ᜧ⚪ᑖ"AஹBRSᑖᐳ20ᑖA.TUVW45⚪ᐳ59⚪!9⚪1ᑖᐳ5ᑖ▅X☢@AᦻZ᪷ᡠ\]ḄTU>ᡂTUᓱ஺April1stisadaytobecareful,oryoucouldeasilygettrickedbysomeone.It'sAprilFool'sDay,adaywhenpeopletraditionallyliketotrytomakeafoolofsomeoneelseandlaughatthem.Therearelotsoftheoriessurroundingtheoriginsoftheday,butoneexplanationisconnectedwiththechangeinthecalendarinthe16thcentury,whichmeantthatApril1stwasnolongerthebeginningoftheyear.ThosewhostillcelebratedtheNewYearon1stAprilwerecalledfools.Sowhatkindofpranks4ូ`ᒓdopeopleplayonAprilFool,sDay?Well,therearelotsofsimpletricksthatyoucanplayonyourfriends.Forexample,youcouldwearablacksweaterandpullapieceofwhitethreadthroughit,sothatpeopletrytopullitoff.Youcouldchangethetimeonsomeone,salarmclocksothatthey,relateforwork.Orglueacointothefloorandseehowmanypeopletrytopickitup.Allthesearesmallscalepracticaljokeswhichyoumightplayononeanotherpersonorafewpeople.Butthere*salsoa

148traditionoflargecompaniesattemptingtofoolalotofpeople.Forexampleaburgerrestaurantonceclaimedthattheywereintroducingalefthandedburger!Inparticular,themediaoftentrytomakepeoplebelievesomethingwhichisnottrue.Newspaperspublishsomeludicrous4bcḄstorieseveryyear,althoughsomeofthemareactuallytrue.It'sentertainingtotrytoguesswhichstoriesaretrueandwhicharefake.IntheAprilFool'sstories,theyoftenincludeacluetothefactthatit'sajoke.Forexamplethenameofan“expert“quotedinthearticlemightbeananagram4dᑏefof"AprilFool”.Radioandtelevisionprogrammeshavealsofooledmanypeoplebybroadcastingreportswhichareuntrue.Oneprogrammeannouncedtheinventionofanamazingnewweightlossproduct—waterwhichcontainedminuscalories!Andoneofthemostfamoushoaxeseverwasbroadcast4ghbytheBBCitselfin1957!AveryseriousnewsprogrammecalledPanoramareportedonthepoorspaghettiharvestinSwitzerland,andshowedpicturesoffarmerspickingspaghettifromtrees!HundredsofpeopleweretakeninandwrotetotheBBCaskinghowtogrowtheirownspaghetti.InformationCard

149April1stDayAdaywhenpeopletraditionallyliketotryto81.someoneelseandlaughatthem.SmallscalepracticaljokesLargescalepracticaljokesWear82.andpullapieceofwhitethreadthroughit,sothatpeopletrytopullitoff.Newspaperspublishsomeludicrousstorieseveryyear.83.onsomeoneEsalarmclocksothattheyErelateforwork.Radioandtelevisionprogrammeshavealsofooledmanypeopleby85.whichareuntrue.Glueacointothefloorandseehowmanypeopletryto84..B.i☢⊤k(5⚪15ᑖ)lm$n⁚ᨵplḄ᝱.஺X☢⊤rs$m᪥ḄDuvwxy஺z{"AttitudestoAprilFool'sDay""⚪ᑏDA80=Ḅ|}0ᦻ஺Attitudes(%)Like(40%)Dislike(30%)Notcare(30%)Reasons1.enjoyedaroundtheword2.addpleasuretolife1.makeothersunhappy2.causetroublejustplayjokes

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