2026年课时练人民教育出版社八年级英语下册人教版第124页答案
语篇研读
阅读教材1b的语篇并完成以下题目。
Activity 1 学习理解
Ⅰ.阅读理解(选择最佳答案)
1. When did the writer get to know the Blue
Sky Rescue team?
A. In 2007. B. In 2008.
C. In 2009. D. In 2013.
2. The earthquake happened in
D

in 2013.
A. Yan'an B. the Philippines
C. Lanzhou D. Ya'an
3. When did they go to Türkiye to help?
A. In 2023. B. In 2003.
C. In 2024. D. In 2009.
4. What is the key to successful rescues?
A. Time. B. Money.
C. Teamwork. D. Others' help.

答案

1.B 2.D 3.A 4.C
Ⅱ. 根据1b课文完成导图

Activity 2 应用实践
There will be a "First Aid Knowledge Enters
the Campus" activity in Ann's school today,
and a member of the Blue Sky Rescue team
has been invited. As a front-line campus
reporter, Ann will conduct face-to-face
interviews with the Blue Sky Rescue team
member at the event site. Create a dialogue
and write it down.





Activity 3 迁移创新
The school is carrying out a theme discussion
on "The Significance of Volunteering", with
the following two different perspectives:
A: Volunteering is only for people who have a
lot of free time.
B: Everyone can make a difference through
volunteering.
Which opinion do you support? Argue for your
opinion by citing the experiences of the Blue
Sky Rescue volunteer in the speech.




答案

Ⅱ.1. head injury
2. Blue Sky Rescue
3. Signed up
4. stay safe
5. medical aid
6. searched for
7. life-saving
8. food and sleep
9. volunteers
10. make a difference
Activity 2 One possible version:
Ann: Welcome to our school! How did you
join Blue Sky Rescue?
Volunteer: In 2008, my friend got a bad
head injury during a hike. We called an
emergency number. It was dark, and we
were lost. But the Blue Sky Rescue team
found us. That experience changed me. I
wanted to help others to be like them. I
signed up with Blue Sky Rescue in 2009.
Ann: What kind of work does the team do?
Volunteer: We do a lot. We teach safety
skills in schools and communities. We also
rescue people during emergencies. We've
provided medical aid and searched for
missing people after natural disasters, like
the 2013 earthquake in Ya'an and the
typhoon in the Philippines in the same year.
We even helped in places as far away as
Türkiye in 2023.
Ann: What have you learnt from being a
volunteer?
Volunteer: I've gained practical life-saving
skills. I've also realized that teamwork is the
key to successful rescues. Most of all, I've
learnt to value every life.
Ann: The work must be difficult. Why do
you keep doing it?
Volunteer: Yes, it is difficult and we aren't
paid. We often go without food or sleep. But
our goal is to save as many people as we can.
Seeing the people we save and knowing
we're their heroes makes it all worthwhile.
Ann: Do you have words for others?
Volunteer: We can't do this alone. I hope
more people will join us as volunteers.
Together we can make a difference!
Ann: Time flies! Thank you very much for
your valuable time.
Activity 3 One possible version:
I support B. In the speech, the speaker
shows that he joined the Blue Sky Rescue as
a volunteer while still having his own life
and work. Even though the rescue work is
difficult, he still manages to help others.
This proves that one doesn't need a lot of
free time to volunteer; as long as there is a
willing heart, everyone can contribute.