基础巩固
Ⅰ.用所给单词的适当形式填空
1. Mr Li moved to another town after he got
2. The old bridge looks
3. Tom listened carefully in class, so he answered the questions
4. It's
5. Jiaozi, a kind of
6. Firstly, close your eyes.
Ⅰ.用所给单词的适当形式填空
1. Mr Li moved to another town after he got
married
(marry).2. The old bridge looks
unsafe
(safe), so we should cross it carefully.3. Tom listened carefully in class, so he answered the questions
correctly
(correct).4. It's
improper
(proper) to do that directly without permission.5. Jiaozi, a kind of
traditional
(tradition) food, is part of the celebrations in Chinese New Year.6. Firstly, close your eyes.
Secondly
(second), don't talk to each other.答案
Ⅰ. 1. married 2. unsafe 3. correctly
4. improper 5. traditional 6. Secondly
4. improper 5. traditional 6. Secondly
Ⅱ.(教材 p.56 1b 改编)语篇填空
Hi Diana,
I'm so happy to 1.
At first, I felt a little lonely, but now I've made some friends. I learnt more about French 2.
Don't arrive early to a party. Being on time or a few minutes late is 4.
Always bring a gift. When I went to my friend's party, I didn't bring anything, but others brought gifts like chocolates or flowers. I felt so 5.
Dress 6.
Avoid personal questions. French people are quite 8.
Try to speak French. Even a simple "merci" 10.
I can't wait for you to visit and see for yourself!
Au revoir!
Nancy
Hi Diana,
I'm so happy to 1.
hear
from
you! Life in Paris is going well.At first, I felt a little lonely, but now I've made some friends. I learnt more about French 2.
customs
, especially after I had some 3. embarrassing
experiences at a party last month. Here are some tips to help you avoid my mistakes!Don't arrive early to a party. Being on time or a few minutes late is 4.
normal
, but arriving early can cause problems. Once, I arrived 10 minutes early, and my friend was still preparing!Always bring a gift. When I went to my friend's party, I didn't bring anything, but others brought gifts like chocolates or flowers. I felt so 5.
embarrassed
!Dress 6.
nicely
for the occasion. At the party, everyone was dressed elegantly, even in summer. I wore a simple 7. blouse
and shorts. I felt silly.Avoid personal questions. French people are quite 8.
private
, so don't ask them about their age, their family, whether they are 9. married
, or how much money they make. Stick to safe topics like food or culture.Try to speak French. Even a simple "merci" 10.
goes
a
long
way
. It shows respect and helps you connect with people.I can't wait for you to visit and see for yourself!
Au revoir!
Nancy
答案
Ⅱ. 1. hear from 2. customs
3. embarrassing 4. normal
5. embarrassed 6. nicely 7. blouse
8. private 9. married 10. goes a long way
3. embarrassing 4. normal
5. embarrassed 6. nicely 7. blouse
8. private 9. married 10. goes a long way
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Ⅲ.阅读理解
Have you ever noticed how differently people from different countries deal with rainy days?
When the sky turns grey and drops its silver threads, people can see a sea of colourful dots dancing under the raindrops. Yep! Many umbrellas come out! In China, people love umbrellas not only because they keep them dry but also because they add a touch of colour to such days. Kids love umbrellas even more, and they are happy to pick out their favourite designs, from cartoon characters to flowery styles, making rainy days exciting experiences.
Now, let's fly over to some Western countries. Here, you might find something interesting: People aren't used to carrying umbrellas. Instead, they might put on their hats, jackets, or rush on rainy days. And many people believe that getting a little wet is also a different feeling. However, don't be surprised if you see umbrellas in Western countries too. In the UK, the umbrella is a symbol of preparedness. With its changeable weather, from bright sunshine to sudden downpours, the British have learnt to always have an umbrella at hand. It is considered polite to offer an umbrella to someone in need during rainy days.
Whether to take an umbrella or not is more about cultural habits and lifestyle choices. It's all about how we choose to enjoy life. So, the next time it rains, why not try something new? Reach for an umbrella and hang out through the street, or jump in puddles and play in the rain. Either way, it's sure to be a wonderful experience.
1. What does the underlined word "dots" in paragraph 2 refer to?
A. Clouds. B. Umbrellas.
C. Flowers. D. Raindrops.
2. Kids in China are happy on rainy days because they can
A. visit a huge market
B. watch the raindrops
C. design colourful umbrellas
D. use their favourite umbrellas
3. How does the writer develop paragraph 3?
A. By telling a story.
B. By listing numbers.
C. By giving examples.
D. By asking a question.
4. What can we learn from paragraph 4?
A. It's better to stay inside on rainy days.
B. Having fun in the rain can be a way to enjoy life.
C. It's nice to walk around the street without an umbrella.
D. Jumping in puddles is a terrible experience when it rains.
5. What would be the best title for the passage?
A. Various Umbrellas on Rainy Days
B. Rainy Day Habits Across Cultures
C. Dancing in the Rain with Umbrellas
D. The Meanings of Rain in Different Cultures
Have you ever noticed how differently people from different countries deal with rainy days?
When the sky turns grey and drops its silver threads, people can see a sea of colourful dots dancing under the raindrops. Yep! Many umbrellas come out! In China, people love umbrellas not only because they keep them dry but also because they add a touch of colour to such days. Kids love umbrellas even more, and they are happy to pick out their favourite designs, from cartoon characters to flowery styles, making rainy days exciting experiences.
Now, let's fly over to some Western countries. Here, you might find something interesting: People aren't used to carrying umbrellas. Instead, they might put on their hats, jackets, or rush on rainy days. And many people believe that getting a little wet is also a different feeling. However, don't be surprised if you see umbrellas in Western countries too. In the UK, the umbrella is a symbol of preparedness. With its changeable weather, from bright sunshine to sudden downpours, the British have learnt to always have an umbrella at hand. It is considered polite to offer an umbrella to someone in need during rainy days.
Whether to take an umbrella or not is more about cultural habits and lifestyle choices. It's all about how we choose to enjoy life. So, the next time it rains, why not try something new? Reach for an umbrella and hang out through the street, or jump in puddles and play in the rain. Either way, it's sure to be a wonderful experience.
1. What does the underlined word "dots" in paragraph 2 refer to?
A. Clouds. B. Umbrellas.
C. Flowers. D. Raindrops.
2. Kids in China are happy on rainy days because they can
D
.A. visit a huge market
B. watch the raindrops
C. design colourful umbrellas
D. use their favourite umbrellas
3. How does the writer develop paragraph 3?
A. By telling a story.
B. By listing numbers.
C. By giving examples.
D. By asking a question.
4. What can we learn from paragraph 4?
A. It's better to stay inside on rainy days.
B. Having fun in the rain can be a way to enjoy life.
C. It's nice to walk around the street without an umbrella.
D. Jumping in puddles is a terrible experience when it rains.
5. What would be the best title for the passage?
A. Various Umbrellas on Rainy Days
B. Rainy Day Habits Across Cultures
C. Dancing in the Rain with Umbrellas
D. The Meanings of Rain in Different Cultures
答案
Ⅲ. 1.B 2.D 3.C 4.B 5.B
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