英语九年级 Unit 1 How can we become good learners.复习学案（word版，无答案）

Lesson 1
Unit 1 How can we become good learners
【课堂巩固】
1. vocabulary
1. 教科书 16. 增加，增长
2. 交谈 17. 速度
3. 大声地 18. 搭档
4. 发音[n.] 19. 天生的
5. 句子 20. 能力
6. 有耐心的 21. 创造
7. 表情 22. 大脑
8. 发现，发觉 23. 活跃的，积极的
9. 秘密 24. 注意，关注
10. 语法 25. 把…连接起来
11. 重复 26. 回顾，复习
12. 笔记，记录 27. 知识，学问
13.物理 28. 明智地，聪明地
14. 化学
15. 发音[v]
单词拼写
A t is a book containing facts about a particular subject that is used by people studying that subject.
We had a c about family and friends.
You should read English a .
Do you have any trouble with p
Can you translate this s for me
You always so p with me.
You and your team can d the problem together.
I have something about English g to ask for you.
I hope you can keep this s for me.
Try to r what you hear.
2. sentences &grammar
①How can I improve my communication skills so as to gain confidence in public
目的状语从句： so that... = in order that...
so as to do ... = in order to do ...
②Which scientists were killed by their own experiments
Radio was killed by TV, TV is killed by Internet, what is going to kill the Internet
Should I sit by my boyfriend at lunch
③1. What is the problem with gaming social networks
2. What is not important in life (To regret the past is not important.)
3. Have you ever dated someone you met on holiday
介词：in \ on\ with
④What made you laugh out loud recently
语义辨析： aloud \ loud \ loudly
aloud 强调声音能被听见，“出声地”或“大声地”，常read , think, call 等连用。
loud “响亮地”、“大声”或“高声地”，侧重发出的音量大，传得远，一般多用来修饰 speak ， talk, laugh.--- loud 还可用作形容词。
loudly “响亮地”，基本意义与 loud 相同，常与 ring ， knock 等连用。 loudly 放在动词前后均可，有“喧闹”或“嘈杂”意思。
1. Usually I make breakfast for my family ___________ Saturdays.
A. At B. in C. on D. to
2. The Chinese survey team remeasured Qomolangma successfully ________ May 27, 2020.
A. in B. on C. at
3.Li Lei and his cousin made some zongzi by ________ during the Dragon Boat Festival.
A. them B. they C. themselves
4.Reading is a good way ________ the world.
A. for know B. for knows C. to know D. to knows
5.We have ________ time that we can finish the work very well.
A. such much B. so many C. so much D. such many
6.I miss my grandfather very much. I'm looking forward to _______ (visit) him soon.
7.— Which is your uncle
—The big man, smartly dressed______________ a suit and tie.
A. on B. with C. for D. in
8.We had an art festival ________ April 20th, 2020.
A. on B. in C. at D. for
9. You'd better not hang out after school ________ telling your parents. They may worry about you.
A. by B. with C. without D. after
10. Helen’s mother always goes shopping _____________ Friday afternoons.
A. in B. on C. at
11. My uncle’s reviews on the four great classical Chinese novels may be published ________ the summer of 2021.
A. in B. on C. at D. for
12. I met Nancy ________my way home yesterday.
A. in B. at C. by D. on
You may think you are really good 1. ________ using English. This may be true, but you still need to practice. To use the language well，you have to practice 2. ________(read) , listening，speaking and writing. Most students read and write in 3. ________(class)．Those are taught in school，so you practice them often. You might think you speak 4.________(good)．You may still not always say things in a way 5._______ people can understand. Think about what you will say 6.________ speaking out aloud in class. When you talk in front of the class，use a nice and loud voice so 7._________everyone in the class hear you.
Some people are better at listening 8.________ others. Everyone can do more practice. When someone is speaking，give the person your full attention. Turn and look 9._______ the speaker. Focus 10._________ what the speaker is saying instead of what you plan to say next.
【课外拓展】
1. Idioms
Practice makes perfect.
Use it or lose it.
Knowledge comes from questioning.
It’s a piece of cake.
It serves you right.
The more , the better.
It’s never too old to learn.
2. Articles
时文阅读
A
Tanaka, a 118-year-old woman from Japan who has been certified by Guinness World Records as the world’s oldest living person, gave up her position in the Olympic torch relay.
Tanaka celebrated her 118th birthday on January 2, 2021. She had planned to carry the torch as it passed through the town of Shime, in the prefecture of Fukuoka, where she has lived her entire life. If so, she would become the oldest person ever to carry the Olympic torch.
She even had a new pair of sports shoes for the event--- a birthday present from her family. Her relatives had decided to push her in a wheelchair for most of the 100 meters, but she would walk the last few steps before handing the torch to the next runner. However, Tanaka decided to pull out of Olympic torch relay because of the spread of COVID-19.
Tanaka was born in 1903. Tanaka married a rice shop owner, Hideo Tanaka, when she was 19 years old, with whom she had four children. Tanaka worked in the family shop until she was 103. She has five grandchildren and eight great- grandchildren. Tanaka now lives in a nursing home, where she usually wakes up at 6 am and she spends her time doing math puzzles and playing the board game Othello.
She lived through two world wars and the 1918 Spanish flu, although her grandson said, “ I don’t remember her talking much about the past… she really enjoys living in the present. It’s great she reaches that page! We want other people to see it and be inspired, and not to think age is a barrier.”
However, Tanaka has a few years to go before she is the oldest person ever. The record is held by Jeanne Louise Calment, a Frenchwoman who has 122 years old when she died in 1997. * Tanaka has said she wants to break the record.
1. To carry the Olympic torch, Tanaka had planned __________.
A. to wear a new pair of sports shoes.
B. to carry the torch together with her relatives.
C. to walked most of the 100 meters.
D. to pass the torch to the next runner in a wheelchair.
2. What does the underlined word “ barrier” mean in Chinese
A. 启发 B. 规律 C. 障碍 D. 困惑
3. Tanaka is 118 years old, and now she _________.
A. still works in the family shop
B. lives in Shime with her four children
C. is the oldest person ever
D. keeps up an active lifestyle
4. On which layout of the newspaper can we find this passage
A. Health B. Sports C. Business D. Education
New words:
1. living______________ 2. entire______________
3. pull out of_______________ 4. inspire_____________
5. barrier_______________
Sentence structure:
1. Tanaka, a 118-year-old woman from Japan who has been certified by Guinness World Records as the world’s oldest living person, gave up her position in the Olympic torch relay.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
2. The record is held by Jeanne Louise Calment, a Frenchwoman who has 122 years old when she died in 1997.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
主题阅读
B
People often ask me for suggestions about how to learn English. As for it, everyone is different, I'll share some of my experience. I once took a school year English course in Wuhan University, but I mostly learned English on my own.
One thing I can tell you is that, once you've started learning, you should try to think in English as much as you can. If you see something when you're riding your bike or walking down the street, just think about "How would I say them in English " At first, it might be with simple words or phrases, but later you should think about longer phrases and sentences. Now I'm in America, and for most of the time, I would think in English and speak it directly. It's amazing how much this helps.
For several years after I started learning, I was often afraid of talking with others in English because I didn't want to make mistakes. Finally I got it over. And while traveling in America, I'd try to hung out with friends who couldn't speak Chinese, so that I'd have no choice but to speak English. And I also decided that if I said something stupid and other people laughed at me, then so be it. After that, my English started improving much more quickly.
Besides, it may be a good idea to ask your American friends to look at the way you 're writing, and give you some suggestions for improvement.
1. The writer learned English in Wuhan University for about_________ .
A. a week B. a month C. a term D. a year
2. To the writer's surprise, his English improved quickly ______.
A. in the university B. in the middle school C.in China D.in America
3. The best title for this passage should be_______.
A. The Importance of English B. My English Learning Experience
C. My University Life D. My American Friends
Note: get...over 克服.....
Recitation---sentences
⑧ One thing I can tell you is that, once you've started learning, you should try to think in English as much as you can.
⑨ And I also decided that if I said something stupid and other people laughed at me, then so be it.
3. Cloze
Karl Marx was born in Germany on May 5th, 1818. 1 he was a child, he was forced to leave his country again and again. He lived in Belgium, England and some other 2 .
His mother tongue was German and at school he 3 French and English, but he felt his English was poor. So he 4 up his mind to improve his English. He began to work hard 5 it. He made so much progress 6 he could soon read English newspapers and write English articles.
However, there were 7 things that he thought were too difficult for him—the grammar and some of the idioms （习语）. He often encouraged himself by saying “ 8 I keep on trying, I’ll make even greater progress.” At the same time, his close friend, Engels, often wrote to 9 him for his hard work in learning English.
In one of Marx’s books, he gave people who were learning a foreign language some 10 on how to learn it well. He said a foreign language was necessary for a person to have a 11 future. He said a person should translate every word he heard into the foreign language he was learning. If he could do this, it would be 12 for him to use the language freely.
In April, 1841, he 13 his doctor’s degree. After that, he began to write articles for a newspaper. He wrote about the housing problems of poor people and their hard life. 14 he tried, he did his best.
During the 1840s, Marx and Engels wrote a book together. These words of theirs became very 15 : “Working people of all countries, unit (联合)! ”
1．A．When B．Before C．After D．While
2．A．farms B．factories C．schools D．countries
3．A．has learned B．was learning C．learns D．learned
4．A．has made B．makes C．made D．was making
5．A．on B．at C．in D．for
6．A．that B．what C．when D．how
7．A．one B．two C．three D．four
8．A．But B．If C．And D．As
9. A．praise B．ask C．help D．call
10．A．examples B．meanings C．money D．advice
11．A．good B．better C．well D．worse
12．A．probably B．impossible C．possible D．perhaps
13．A．gets B．receives C．has received D．received
14．A．Whoever B．Whenever C．Whatever D．However
15．A．humorous B．understanding C．similar D．famous
Recitation---Phrase: at
1. at the foot of______________ 2. at the same time____________
3. at the time_______________ 4. at the moment _____________
5. at noon_________________ 6. at present_________________
7. at all___________________ 8. at dinner__________________
9. at table________________ 10. at the table_______________
11. at work_______________ 12. at school_________________
13. at the end of ______________
【中考链接:2020-2021上城区一模】
一、阅读
International travel is popular, but visitors can run into trouble if they don’t know some basic "rules". So, it's important to learn about the cultures they’re visiting.
BRAZIL
In general, Brazilian culture is informal(随意的). Most Brazilians are very friendly, so it's important to greet the people you meet. Normally women kiss on the cheek, but men usually just shake hands. Brazilians usually stand very close to each other while speaking. Even if this is unusual in your culture, try not to move away if it happens. If you go to a business meeting, you are not expected to take a gift.
On the other hand, if you are invited to someone's house, you should take a gift —like flowers or chocolate. However, avoid anything purple or black, as these colors have to do with death.
If you are invited to dinner, arrive at least 30 minutes late, but always dress well,because a person's appearance can be very important to Brazilians.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi Arabia is a very traditional country. It is important to greet the oldest or the most senior person first. People shake hands in business situations, but men and women do not touch in public.
In a business meeting, do not start with business matters at once. Instead, lead in the conversation by asking about people’s family or health. Arrive on time for business meetings, but don’t be surprised if others are late. Being on time is less important in Saudi Arabia than it is in most western countries. Business dress is formal.
Gifts are not expected at business meetings. If you are invited to a Saudi home, acceptable gifts are chocolate or coffee. Be careful not to admire the things the host owns, because he or she will feel necessary to give an item to you as a gift.
1. The underlined word "this" in Paragraph 2 refers to_______ .
A. kissing on the cheek when greeting B. dressing formally when invited
C. preparing gifts at business meetings D. standing very close when talking
2. If we are invited to a Brazilian dinner, we'd better_______ .
A. dress informally B. be 30 minutes late
C. bring black flowers D. ask about health
3. Which of the following are mentioned in both countries in the passage
①lead-in topics ②greetings ③ arriving time ④giving gifts ⑤ dresses
A.①②③④ B.①②④⑤ C.①③④⑤ D.②③④⑤
4. Why does the writer write this passage
A. To ask more people to travel to different countries.
B. To introduce some basic rules in different cultures.
C. To teach tourists how to understand English culture.
D. To show different opinions about different cultures.
D
In 1957, the first spaceship was sent up to travel around the earth. and it started the time of Space Age. Years later, astronauts traveled around the earth and men walked on the moon.Today, space exploration continues, and governments try hard to make new discoveries. However, there has been one big change: private companies are entering the field of space travel.
SpaceX has been very successful in space travel. They made the spaceship to work for the International Space Station(ISS). Elon Musk, the boss, wants to do more. He hopes that SpaceX will be able to send people to Mars by 2025.
Another fan of space travel is Sir Richard Branson. His company is called Virgin Galactic. He wants to open space travel to everyone. The company has sold almost 700 future trips to space at a high price. The tourists come from countries all over the world and are of different ages. These private companies are lucky. They don't have to wait for money from the government. However, they also have problems and accidents happen sometimes. In 2014, a Virgin spaceship fell down during a test flight. The 39-year-old pilot was killed. In 2016, another SpaceX spaceship exploded(爆炸).No one was hurt, but important parts of it were lost.
The exploration of the space continues. Some companies want to take people to the moon and back someday. Others want to take people to Mars. The possibilities are endless. Maybe in our lifetime. those dreams will come true.
1. The underlined word"exploration "in Paragraph 1 is closest in meaning to_______ .
A. discovery B. development C. training D. business
2. We can learn from the passage that_______ .
A. astronauts first traveled around the earth in 1957
B. SpaceX is a name of a company owned by Elon Musk
C. Virgin Galactic hopes to send people to Mars by 2025
D. private companies do better than the government
3. What's the writers attitude( 态度) to space travel
A. Supportive. B. Satisfied. C. Uncaring. D. Disappointed.
4. Which of the following is the best title for the passage
A. The Predictions about Future Space
B. The Races between Private Companies
C. Recent Development of Science Technology
D. Private Companies Entering Space Exploration
二、语法
Millions of people turn off their televisions every April as part of TV Turnoff Week, Which is organized by anti-television 1.________( group ) like and White Dot.
"Sure, TV can sometimes be fun, especially when you're tired 2.________ the end of day," says Rudy from , "but most of the time it's just boring. We expect people 3.______(leave)the TV for a week and do something more interesting instead."
The result of how much television we watch is 4._______(surprise).The average American family watches TV for 7 hours and 40 minutes every day. This means we spend over ten years of 5.________(we)life watching TV. 6.________frightening the thought is!
Every American child sees 16,000 killings on TV 7._________he or she is 18, and 20,000 ads every year. "This is 8.________problem."Teachers Susan says, "Children in the USA spend 9.________(much) time watching TV than in school and that's very worrying."
TV Turnoff Week started in America in 1995 and now happens every year in the UK, France, and Australia. We hope that more and more people 10._________(join) in this meaningful activity in the future. Let's turn off our televisions, computers and mobile phones for a while and go outside!
三、单词拼写
---Mike isn't here Can I take a m__________ for him
---No, thank you. I'll call him again later.
2. Mars is f__________ from the sun than the earth is.
3. I wanted to tell him the t__________ but something held me back and kept me in silence.
4. Not only is the theater the nearest, but it also o__________ the most comfortable seats.
5. Eric is eleven years old now and he'll have his t__________ birthday next Monday.
6. After the candles were b__________ out, we could finally eat the birthday cake.
7. The Chinese are without d__________ the ones who best understand the nature of tea.
8. The newest height of Qomolangma is 8,848. 86 meters a__________ the sea level.
9. In the United States, Thanksgiving is always on the fourth Thursday in N__________.
10. She hurt h__________ when making dinner in the kitchen.
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