Unit 3 Could you please tell me where the restrooms are?重点短语 重点句子 课堂练习题 (含答案)

2022人教版英语-九年级-第3单元（重点短语+重点句子+课堂练习题）
Unit 3 Could you please tell me where the restrooms are
单元基础知识（归纳）
Section A
1．_____________________ 寻找洗手间
2．______________________ 买些邮票
3．______________________ 在书店旁边
4．____________________ 销售些明信片
5．____________________抱歉
6．______________________ 正常地开展工作
7．________________________冲过门
8．______________________建议做某事
9．____________________ 从一个职工身边经过
10．__________________ 买些葡萄
11．___________________屏幕中心
12．________________ 在附近一个餐厅吃饭
13．_________________寄封信
14．______________ 向东走
重点句子
1._____________________________ 我想知道接下来该去哪里。
2. ______________________________直到试了你才会知道。
3_____________________________一个摇滚乐队好像每天晚上在那里演出。
Section B
1__________________写本有吸引力的书
2．_______________ 享用廉价午餐
3． _______________参观不拥挤的博物馆
4_________________.一种便捷的做事方法
5．________________一位商场职员
6．_________________去……….的角落
7．________________礼貌地寻求帮助
8__________________ 对方向的需求
9．_____________________用正确的方式
10．__________________学会有礼貌
11____________________ 问直接的问题
12．__________________一个粗鲁的发言人
13__________________记下一个电子邮件地址
14._________________找到一个地下停车场
15．______________ 学习一门课程
16．____________讲意大利语
1.___________________________________________讲英语出色的人在不同场合与不同人说话时，会改变说话的方式。
2._____________________________知道怎样有礼貌地求助很重要。
3. ____________________________有时，我们需要花时间引出一个请求。
4._____________________________ 学会怎样恰当地使用语言很重要
5.____________________________你能告诉我这里是否有一个不错的博物馆吗？
应用类单词及练习
1．______ adj．昂贵的→_________（反义词）adj．不昂贵的
2．________adj．人多的；拥挤的；挤满的→________（反义词）adj．不拥挤的；人少的
3．_______ adv．礼貌地；客气地→_______adj．有礼貌的；客气的→______（反义词）adj．不
礼貌的；粗鲁的
4______ v．说（某种语言）；说话→_________ n．讲（某种语言）的人；发言人
5．__________ adj．直接的；直率的→________ n．方向；方位
选用以上词汇的适当形式填空完成句子
When asking about ______, we should start with “excuse me" instead of ____ questions.
This can help us find our way easily.
2. The subways are usually _______ from Monday to Friday. But they are_______ on weekends.
3. As the first ______ of today's meeting, Tom can hardly _________ because he's so nervous.
4. Many people want to buy this bag because it's ____and beautiful. They think it's better
than some ________ ones.
5. A ______question is always more welcome than an______one. So we should always ask questions __________.
参考答案：
Section A
1．look for a restroom／washroom／bathroom 寻找洗手间
2．buy some stamps 买些邮票
3．beside the bookstore 在书店旁边
4．sell some postcards 销售些明信片
5．pardon me 抱歉
6．work normally 正常地开展工作
7．rush past the door 冲过门
8．suggest doing sth．建议做某事
9．pass by a staff person 从一个职工身边经过
10．buy some grapes 买些葡萄
11．the central part of the screen 屏幕中心
12． eat at a nearby restaurant 在附近一个餐厅吃饭
13．mail a letter 寄封信
14．go east 向东走
重点句子
1. I wonder where we should go next. 我想知道接下来该去哪里。
2. You'll never know until you try something. 直到试了你才会知道。
3. It seems a rock band plays there every evening. 一个摇滚乐队好像每天晚上在那里演出。
Section B
1．write a fascinating book 写本有吸引力的书
2． have an inexpensive lunch 享用廉价午餐
3． visit an uncrowded museum 参观不拥挤的博物馆
4. a convenient way to do sth.一种便捷的做事方法
5．a clerk at the mall 一位商场职员
6．go to the corner of 去···．··的角落
7． ask for help politely 礼貌地寻求帮助
8．requests for directions 对方向的需求
9．in correct ways用正确的方式
10． learn to be polite 学会有礼貌
11． ask direct questions 问直接的问题
12．an impolite speaker 一个粗鲁的发言人
13.remember an e-mail address记下一个电子邮件地址
14.find an underground parking lot找到一个地下停车场
15．study a course 学习一门课程
16．speak Italian 讲意大利语
1.Good speakers of English change the way they talk when they speak with different people in different situations.
讲英语出色的人在不同场合与不同人说话时，会改变说话的方式。
2. It's important to know how to ask for help politely. 知道怎样有礼貌地求助很重要。
3. Sometimes we need to spend time leading into a request.有时，我们需要花时间引出一个请求。
4. It is important to learn how to use proper language. 学会怎样恰当地使用语言很重要
5.Could you tell me if there is a good museum here 你能告诉我这里是否有一个不错的博物
馆吗？
应用类单词及练习
1．expensive adj．昂贵的→inexpensive（反义词）adj．不昂贵的
2．crowded adj．人多的；拥挤的；挤满的→uncrowded（反义词）adj．不拥挤的；人少的
3．politely adv．礼貌地；客气地→polite adj．有礼貌的；客气的→impolite（反义词）adj．不
礼貌的；粗鲁的
4．speak v．说（某种语言）；说话→speaker n．讲（某种语言）的人；发言人
5．direct adj．直接的；直率的→direction n．方向；方位
选用以上词汇的适当形式填空完成句子
When asking about directions, we should start with “excuse me" instead of direct questions.
This can help us find our way easily.
2. The subways are usually crowded from Monday to Friday. But they are uncrowded on weekends.
3. As the first speaker of today's meeting, Tom can hardly speak because he's so nervous.
4. Many people want to buy this bag because it's inexpensive and beautiful. They think it's better
than some expensive ones.
5. A polite question is always more welcome than an impolite one. So we should always ask questions politely.