Unit7 Know Our World基础知识复习课件(共15张PPT)

(共15张PPT)
八年级下册Unit7基础知识复习
一、重点单词默写。
二、单词变形，按要求写出相应的单词。
三、短语互译。
四、重点句子翻译。
五、词语运用
Unit 7　Know Our World
population
abroad
Japan
Japanese
island
Pacific
planet
total
increase
surface
Indian
British
bathroom
spell
pronunciation
grammar
translate
American
Australian
pronounce
European
kiss
23．点头(v.) ______
24．有礼貌的(adj.) _________
25．准备；预备(v.) __________
26．引以自豪的事物(或人)；骄傲(n.)________
27．平方；广场；正方形(n.)___________
nod
polite
prepare
pride
square
二、单词变形，按要求写出相应的单词。
1．Japanese(n.)日本人 (复数)
2．Indian adj. 印度的　n. 印度人　 ________(n.)印度
3．spell(v.)拼写 (过去式)　 (过去分词)
4．pronounce(v.)发音__________________ 　(n.)发音；读法
5．American(adj.)美国的　(n.)美国人 (n.)美国
6．Australian(adj.)澳大利亚的　(n.)澳大利亚人 (n.)澳大利亚
Japanese
India
spelled/spelt
spelled/spelt
pronunciation
America
Australia
7．rude(adj.)粗鲁的 (反义词)有礼貌的
8．proud(adj.)自豪的 (n.)引以自豪的事物(或人)；骄傲
9．Italian(adj.)意大利的　(n.)意大利人 (n.)意大利
10．Spanish(adj. 西班牙(人)的　(n.)西班牙语 (n.)西班牙
11．Mexican(adj. 墨西哥(人)的　(n.)墨西哥人；墨西哥语 (n.)墨西哥
polite
pride
Italy
Spain
Mexico
三、短语互译。
1．总计；合计；总共__________
2．三分之一_____________
3．被……覆盖_________________
4．三分之二____________
5．给……打电话___________
6．上升；升起___________
7．用不同的方式或方法___________________
in total
one third
be covered with
two thirds
ring up
go up
in different ways
8．shake hands________
9．be known for__________________
10．in recent years___________________
11．square kilometre_______________
12．The Great Lakes_____________
13．in area_____________
14．prepare for...______________
握手
因……而众所周知
在最近一些年里
平方公里
北美五大湖
在面积方面
为……做准备
四、重点句子翻译。
1．这些干旱的地方被叫作沙漠。
These dry places ______________deserts.
2．太平洋是最大的。
The Pacific is _____________one.
3．但是肢体语言在所有的文化中不是相同的。
But _______________is not the same in all ___________．
4．那是很多人口，但是比中国的人口少。
That is a ______population, but _________than _____of China.
are called
the largest
body language
cultures
large
smaller
that
五、词语运用
continents
population
A
Of the seven _______________1(continent) in the world, Asia is the largest one in area and ______________2(population). It covers more than 44 ___________3(million) square kilometres. It ___________4(be) home to more than 4 billion people. There are over forty countries in Asia and China is the ___________5 (big).
million
is
biggest
China is to the west of ___________6(Japanese). In China, when people ___________7 (nod) their heads, they mean “yes”; when people shake their heads, they mean “no”. But in India, these things mean the _________8. It is really interesting. __________9 most places, people point to things __________10 their fingers. But in some places, it’s rude. One body language is universal—a smile!
Japan
nod
opposite
In
with
B
Sometimes, people in the USA don’t say exactly what they mean. For example, “How are you ” is a nice question. It’s a ___________1(friend) way that people greet each other. The person who asks “How are you ” hopes to hear the answer “Fine.”, even i 2 the person’s friend isn’t fine.
friendly
f
The reason is that “How are you ” isn’t __________3(real) a question and “Fine.” isn’t really an answer. They are simply other ways of __________4(say) “Hello.” or “Hi.”
People also don’t say exactly what they are thinking when they finish __________5(talk) with other people. For e 6, many talks over the phone finish when one person says “I’ve got to go now.” o 7 “Someone’s at the door.” This might be true, or not.
really
saying
talking
xample
r
Perhaps the person doesn’t want to talk any m 8, but it isn’t polite to say that. The excuse is more polite, and it doesn’t hurt the other person.
W 9 they are greeting each other, talking about an idea, or finishing a talk, people don’t say exactly what they are thinking. It’s an _____________10(importance) way that people try to be nice to each other, and it’s part of the game of language.
ore
hether
important