Unit 7 Teenagers should be allowed to choose their own clothes.同步练习（7课时，含答案）2025-2026学年人教版（2012）九年级英

Unit 7 Teenagers should be allowed to choose their own clothes.
第一课时作业(Section A 1a—2d)
I 根据首字母或英文提示填空。
1. We are not allowed to drive without a l .
2. They could see heavy s rising above the fire.
3. For ( safe), you shouldn't travel alone.
4. I can't wear these e because my ears aren't pierced.
5. Use the f when you' re taking pictures in the dark.
6. More trees should (plant) to make our hometown beautiful.
7. My car is too dirty. I’ ll get it (clean)right now.
8. Students aren't allowed ( use) their phones during class.
Ⅱ完成句子。
1. They should be allowed to play soccer after class.(改为一般疑问句)
Should they to play soccer after class
2. We got the living room painted at the weekend.(对划线部分提问)
you get the living room painted
3. They don't allow smoking in this hotel.(改为同义句)
They don't allow people in this hotel.
4.我花了很多时间陪我的孩子，和他说了很多的话。(完成译句)
I plenty of time my son and talked to him a lot.
5.我们总是应该安全地过马路。(完成译句)
We should always the street .
6. performing, dancer, got, the, while, hurt(连词成句)
Ⅲ阅读理解。
What are your parents like Do they have any strict family rules for you Do they make you feel stressed Recently, a mother's unique idea about her kids' playtime has caught people's attention online.
Jessi Meeks says every day, her three kids get an hour to do “whatever” they want. She calls it “whatever-makes-you-happy hour”.
Meeks’ idea arose naturally from one of her kids’ suggestions. “One afternoon, the kids were outside painting and my husband and I were trying to talk. My oldest son Cannon looked at me and asked, ‘Can I paint my hands ’ And I said, ‘Whatever makes you happy. You all just do it and be quiet so Mommy and Daddy can talk to each other,’” Meeks recalls. “And from then on, around that same time of the day, they would ask if they could do something and we'd answer, ‘Sure, whatever makes you happy.’”
But Meeks also sets necessary boundaries(界限). “If they start hurting themselves or hurting each other, we step in,” she adds. “And we don't let them watch TV.”
Meeks believes the hour of free playtime has been beneficial for her kids. If they make a big mess, she thinks it's a good chance to teach little ones the practice of tidying up. At the same time,it's also a great way for them to explore(探索) and play the way they want.
“Even though the kids make a mess at times, it has worked out well for everyone in my family,” Meeks says. She considers“ whatever-makes-you-happy hour” as a daily period to make new memories and build a good family relationship.
( ) 1. How does the author start the passage
A. By explaining a fact.
B. By raising questions.
C. By telling a story.
D. By comparing opinions.
( ) 2. What does the underlined word “beneficial” probably mean
A. Useful. B. Peaceful.
C. Successful. D. Needful.
( ) 3.What is the author's purpose in writing this passage
A. To show a new kind of family relationship.
B. To introduce some good family activities.
C. To share a special way to educate children.
D. To give advice on how to deal with children.
Ⅳ任务型阅读。
Her classroom was filled with fun and creative activities. Even such a shy girl as me, would always stay by her side, feeling love and warmth. That was how I remembered my primary school teacher, Miss H.
I still remembered it was a sunny afternoon when Miss H invited us to her home. In her house, we could see paintings students gave her, thank-you notes parents wrote, and many of her teaching tools. My classmates and I knew that she cared deeply about us. For me, these were the symbols of an excellent teacher —— one who gave students both the love of learning and the excitement of going to school. Whenever we were with her, she could always provide a safe place for us. And we could be whatever we wanted —— a painter, a fire-fighter, a dancer or a writer...
After leaving university in Toronto in 1998,influenced by Miss H, I found myself standing on the stage in front of my students. And I couldn't wait to invite her to my classroom. She arrived one day with her guitar. When she sat in the chair, I saw joy on the faces of my students. They felt so happy and excited. She easily drew the students' attention through her tricks. Those tricks brought me back to the good old days when I was a student of hers. It seemed that things changed so little because I was still a student of Miss H.
For years, Miss H volunteered to help in my classroom. On one visit, she helped me and children plant potatoes in our school's garden. On another visit, she helped my class fly butterflies that we'd raised. And then she helped my students read and write stories. I felt lucky to learn about teaching from her. And these days, she started to give me lessons. The lessons were about love, relationships and making time for what was important in life. We also talked about the education, in the past and today, and challenges in the classroom. Little by little, I started to feel the pressure on my shoulder when I faced my own students. It seemed that everything changed so much because now I had to teach what I had learned to my students.
So little and so much I have changed!
1. Did the writer become a teacher after leaving university
2. How did the writer's students feel when they were with Miss H
3. Why did the writer say “So little and so much I have changed”
4. If you have a teacher like Miss H, what changes will you make Why
第二课时作业(Section A 3a—4c)
Ⅰ根据所给提示填空。
1. He is actively involved in (社区)service.
2. There are many beautiful wildflowers in the (田野).
3. It takes time to (education) new workers on how to use the machines.
4. Boyle (hug) by a fan as she was trying to make her way through the airport.
5. He played (bad) but I played even worse.
6. She has difficulty (manage) her young students.
Ⅱ完成句子。
1. They managed to get to the airport in time.(对划线部分提问)
What did they manage in time
2. The boy is so strong that he can lift the heavy box easily.(改为同义句)
The boy is to lift the heavy box easily.
3.你独立做的决定愈多，你愈意识到你拥有的自由。(完成译句)
The more you alone, the more you are aware of your freedom.
4.你认为我们必须让青少年远离网络吗 (完成译句)
Do you think we must keep teenagers the Internet
5.我后悔买了那条裙子，因为穿着不合身。(完成译句)
I that dress because it didn't fit me.
6.儿子顶嘴时，他很生气。(完成译句)
He was angry when his son talked him.
7. become, situation, how, has, the, awful(连词成句)
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Ⅲ语法选择。
Talking is always the best way to communicate with parents. Strong relationship depends 1 on keeping the lines of communication open. Try to talk about everyday things with your parents. But that doesn't mean 2 them everything.
Jim,15, is a junior school student. One day, after he said that he was thinking of trying out for the school play, his mom kept asking about it for weeks, which made him 3 uncomfortable. Instead of telling her how he felt, Jim decided it would be much 4 not to tell her anything he was doing in the future.
A good way to get parents to ask fewer questions is to offer some 5 on your own. You could share with them the 6 knowledge you learned in school. This puts the communication in your hands. The more you tell them about everyday things, the less they municating everyday things has another advantage: It can show your parents that you are responsible(负责任的)enough 8 your life and decide for yourself. Though it won't be easy, do not give up. The parents need time to get used to it as their kids become independent. To many parents, they believe their years of experience put them in a better position(位置) to make 9 . If you think your parents are like that, talk to 10 about it.
( ) 1. A. heavier B. heavy C. heavily
( ) 2. A. to tell B. telling C. tells
( ) 3. A. badly B. bad C. worse
( ) 4. A. easier B. easy C. easily
( )5. A. informations B. information's C. information
( ) 6. A. safely B. safety C. safe
( ) 7. A. will ask B. have asked
C. asked
( ) 8. A. manage B. managing
C. to manage
( ) 9. A. decide B. decisions C. decision
( ) 10. A. they B. theirs C. them
Ⅳ读写结合。
In February 2025, China introduced a nationwide policy (政策) to give high school students two full days off(休假) every weekend. This change hopes to reduce(减少) the heavy study pressure that students have faced for years. Before the policy, many high school students in provinces like Hebei only had one day or even half a day to rest each week. Now, schools are required to cancel(取消) all weekend classes and exams, allowing students to have time to relax or discover personal interests.
According to the new rules, teachers cannot give extra(额外的) homework during weekends. Besides, schools mustn't lock libraries so that students can study there whenever they want. Sports fields should also be available for those students who want to play sports there on weekends. In cities like Changsha and Hangzhou, some schools have even started organizing weekend activities such as science clubs and community service programs.
Most students welcome the policy. “I finally have time to play basketball and read novels,” said Li Ming, a 16-year-old student. “I feel less tired and much happier during weekdays. ” Studies also show that students who get enough rest do better in exams.
However, some parents are still worried.“ Weekends used to be important for reviewing lessons. I'm afraid my child will fall behind,” said a parent. Besides, schools in the countryside face bigger challenges. In some poor villages, students have fewer chances to take part in after-school activities.
Many teachers believe this policy marks a turning point in China's education. It brings both benefits(好处) and challenges to students. They suggest that schools, parents and the government should work together to help students make the most use of the extra free time.
根据语篇与任务要求，在空格处填上适当的短语或句子。
Survey(调查) Report Subject: The new policy — High school students 1 . Purpose(目的) of the policy: To reduce the long-standing study pressure on high school students and provide them with 2 . Requirements for schools: · No extra weekend homework. · No weekend classes or exams. · 3 for voluntary use. Students’ opinions: Most students like it as they have time for hobbies and feel more relaxed. 4 : · Parental Doubts: Students might do worse at school and fall behind without weekend study time. · Village School Shortcomings: Unable to provide enough after-school activities for
students.
Conclusion: The new policy has pros and cons( 利与弊). Schools, parents and the government should work together to bring the most benefits for students.
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语法选择。 Yesterday was a busy day. I had too many things 1 . For example, I needed to write a science report. It took me a lot of time and energy. But I knew it was worth doing as it could help me improve my skills. In the evening, I went to a small concert that 2 near my home. It was great. After that, I rushed to the supermarket to buy some milk before it 3 . I also bought some other daily necessities. There were also some nice books on sale. One of them 4 well. I wanted to buy it but I didn't have enough time as I had to finish shopping at 8:00 to catch the last bus. What a day! ( )1. A. to do B. doing C. to be done ( ) 2. A. took place B. was taken place C. taking place ( ) 3. A. runs out B. was run out C. ran out ( ) 4. A. sold B. was sold C. sells
第三课时作业(Section B 1a—1e)
I根据所给提示填空。
1. She (哭) out for help after falling into the water.
2. They (hug) each other when they met at the station.
3. Do you (懊悔) not spending more time with your family when they were younger
4. I want to get my hair (cut) because it's too long.
5. He didn't pass the history exam because he did very (bad) in it.
6. The classroom should (keep) clean every day.
Ⅱ完成句子。
1. The shop closed at 6:00 p. m. last week.(对划线部分提问)
When the shop last week
2. We weren't allowed to take the test because we were late.(对划线部分提问)
were you not to take the test
3. My mother succeeded in arriving there on such a snowy day.(改为同义句)
My mother arrive there on such a snowy day.
4. Mike failed the physics test last week.(改为同义句)
Mike the physics test last week.
5.我的老师们三年来总是对我要求很严格。(完成译句)
My teachers have always been me for 3 years.
6.他花太多时间担心小事。(完成译句)
He spends too much time small things.
Ⅲ口语应用。
答案A: Hi, Jenny. Do you often talk with your friends on WeChat
B: Never. I'm not allowed to spend time on social networking(社交网络).
A: Why aren't you allowed to do so
B: 1 Personal information might be posted on the Internet.
A: I don't think so. 2
B: You have a point. But some teenagers don't know how to keep their personal information safe.
A: 3 I think parents should teach their children the correct way of using social networks.
B: 4
A: Yes. We shouldn't post important information, such as ID card numbers and true names on the Internet. 5
B: Wow, thanks for your useful information.
A: My pleasure!
A. I think teenagers can keep in touch with friends on their social networks. B. Because it is a good way to get information. C. And you should also be careful about your personal photos. D. How often do you use the social networks E. Because my parents think it's dangerous for us to use social networking sites. F. That's a problem. G. Do you have any advice
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Ⅳ完形填空。
One day, Sue argued with her mother. She left home without saying a word. 1 she left in a hurry, she didn't take any money.
When she saw a noodle shop, she suddenly felt 2 . The shop owner saw her standing outside and asked her if she would like a bowl of noodles. She nodded(点头) but then she said that she didn't have money.
“Don't worry. I' ll 3 you,” the shop owner said. A few minutes later, he brought her a bowl of noodles. Sue 4 .
“What's wrong ” the shop owner asked.
“I am touched by your kindness. Even a 5 can give me a bowl of noodles, but my mother often argues with me. I hate her!”
“Girl, why do you think so Think again. I 6 gave you a bowl of noodles and you were touched. Your mother has raised you since you were born. Why aren't you grateful(感激的) to her 7 , you argue with her.”
Sue was surprised after hearing that. On the way home, she especially 8 talking back to her mom just now. Upon arriving home, she stopped in front of the door and found her mother worried and tired after looking for her everywhere. When she saw Sue come back home, she was overjoyed. “Are you hungry I cooked e to eat while it is still hot.”
Sue couldn't control herself. She cried and 9 her mother.
In our life, it is 10 for us to feel thankful for the small actions of strangers. But for our family, we take their sacrifices(牺牲) for granted.
( ) 1. A. Because B. If
C. Although D. Unless
( ) 2. A. tired B. cold
C. hungry D. sleepy
( ) 3. A. teach B. call
C. borrow D. treat
( )4. A. ate B. left
C. cried D. smiled
( )5. A. child B. friend
C. relative D. stranger
( ) 6. A. even B. never C. often D. just
( )7. A. So B. Finally
C. Instead D. However
( )8. A. imagined B. considered
C. regretted D. avoided
( ) 9. A. hugged B. pushed
C. pardoned D. educated
( ) 10. A. unusual B. strange
C. difficult D. easy
第四课时作业(Section B 2a—2e)
I 根据首字母或英文提示填空。
1. People in the town strongly s the plans to build a new school last year.
2. You can either accept the job or refuse it. It's your (choose).
3. Knock on the door before you e the room.
4. Though the work was difficult, we (success) in finishing it.
5. I have nothing against (go) to the movies on the weekend.
6. At first, he did not take his illness (serious) enough.
7. If you don't know what you want, you might end up (get) something you don't want.
Ⅱ完成句子。
1. Sarah chose her words carefully. (改为否定句)Sarah her words carefully.
2. Work hard and you will achieve success.(改为同义句)
Work hard and you .
3. Finally she became a Hollywood superstar with hard work and talent. (改为同义句)
She as a Hollywood superstar with hard work and talent.
4.出国留学的学生不得不做出选择，是回国还是留在国外。(完成译句)
The students studying abroad had to a —— to return or stay.
5.不要让过去的失败阻碍你未来的成功。(完成译句)
Don't let past failures the way of your future success.
6.他对自己的目标非常严肃认真，从不轻易放弃。(完成译句)
He is his goals and never gives up easily.
Ⅲ完形填空
I had my first job at the age of thirteen. I was very 1 to make my own pocket money. My parents 2 interfered(干涉) with how I spent it, even when I was spending it foolishly. They believed that by making money, spending it, and learning from the mistakes, I would 3 to control myself and become more responsible(负责的).
Like many American parents, my parents also let me and my brothers do things although they worried a lot. They thought it was a good way to 4 us to be independent. When I was sixteen, I wanted to spend the summer months traveling around Europe. My mother was 5 the idea that I went for a trip alone at such a young age. But my father felt that it would be a great experience for me. In the end, my mother agreed that I could only travel to France, 6 it was my mother's homeland. And I had many uncles and aunts who could provide help if I needed them. Three years later, my younger brother decided to take a year off after his first year in university. Again my mother was very worried that it might get 7 the way of my brother's studies. But my father 8 his decision and my brother had an unusual year working his way on trains and ships to different places.
These kinds of experiences are probably impossible for children in many countries, but in the US they are quite common. Most parents start pushing their children at a young age to do small things by themselves. By the time 9 finish high school, many American kids have already had part-time jobs and traveled on their own. Maybe they have chosen the university and even 10 their future jobs and so on.
( ) 1. A. worried B. afraid
C. proud D. brave
( ) 2. A. never B. ever
C. always D. sometimes
( ) 3. A. choose B. manage
C. refuse D. agree
( ) 4. A. warn B. expect
C. make D. educate
( )5. A. with B. for
C. under D. against
( )6. A. so B. but
C. because D. while
( )7. A. off B. up C. in D. on
( ) 8. A. supported B. questioned
C. took D. changed
( )9. A. I B. you C. they D. we
( ) 10. A. depended on B. decided on
C. waited for D. given up
Ⅳ任务型阅读。
As a fan of computer science, Zeng Guolai wanted to buy a classic book about computers. But his parents turned him down. “You won't have time to read it,” they said.
However, this 16-year-old finally got it — by lying. As he said the book was required by his school, his parents agreed.
Many teenagers have had similar experiences to Zeng's. They have lied to their parents for different reasons including getting things they want, staying away from criticism(批评), and winning their parents' praise. “But there are some main reasons behind this situation,” said Wang Bing, a famous teacher in the field of mental health at Peking University. “ When children are becoming independent and want more freedom, parents just don't let go. For teenagers, lying seems to be a good way to get freedom and they don't want to have arguments with their parents, either,” Wang told the newspaper.
In fact, as children grow up, they have less communication with their parents, which leads to less mutual ( 相互的) trust. This is also an important reason for lying, as Wang mentioned. But unlike many parents who see telling lies as a signal(信号) of children becoming rebellious(叛逆的) or “bad”, Wang believed that this action should hardly be called a“ moral ( 道 德 的)problem”. Rather, it is a way for teenagers to step into the adults’ world — they have long been told to do certain things, but as they are growing up, they want to challenge rules and see the results.
Parents should put themselves in their children's shoes and guide their children to think positively, rather than simply blame(责备) them when things go wrong. As for teenagers, 4 .
1. Did Zeng Guolai get the book he wanted at last
2. What do many parents think when they find that their children have lied to them
3. According to Wang Bing, what are the main reasons of teens lying to their parents
4. What would the writer say at the end of the text (at least 2 points)
第五课时作业(Section B 3a— Self Check)
Ⅰ完成句子。
1. After a week's hard work, the police found out the truth in the end.(改为同义句)
After a week's hard work, the police found out the truth .
2. We should be serious about our studies. (改为同义句)
We should our studies .
3.为了应对空气污染，人们被鼓励购买电动汽车。(完成译句)
To cut down air pollution, people to buy electric cars.
4.应该鼓励这个团队，以改善他们的表现。(完成译句)
The team should be encouraged their performance.
5. kept, phones, be, at, the, off, concert, must(连词成句)
Ⅱ口语应用。
A. But every day we are all in a hurry. B. But our teachers will disagree. C. How do you like it D. He’ll be angry if we are late. E. Me neither. F. I think we should be allowed to choose our own clothes. G. Why do you think so
A: I really can't stand the food in the dining hall today.
B: 1 I think we should be allowed to choose our own food at school.
A: I support you. 2 They think healthy food is more important.
B: Yes, our teachers always think more to keep us healthy.
A: And I don't like the school uniforms. They look ugly. 3
B: I agree. After all, we are old enough.
A: Our parents often say fast food is bad for our health. 4 Maybe fast food is better than no food.
B: I think you' re right. But any way we must eat quickly, or we' ll be late for class.
A: You' re right. Hurry up! It's Mr. Gao's class. 5
B: Yes. Let's go right now.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Ⅲ阅读理解。
Family rules are important for teens to grow up healthily and happily. Teens, however, are always testing their limits (极限). So fights between parents and teens are nothing new. What should parents do when the fights are there Maybe the following advice can help the parents.
①
Learning how to control emotions(情绪) isn't just important to teens. For your teen to remain calm, you need to remain calm first. Instead of letting your emotions get the best of you, take five minutes and calm down.
②
As a parent, you want your teen to be able to do their best. However, wanting teens to be perfect in grades, sports, behavior, etc. can be bad for them. Parents need to praise(赞扬) their teen for their hard work instead of the grade. For example, if your child is trying to complete a chore or studying for a test, praise them for their effort(努力). While the chore might not be done perfectly or the grade might not be an A, praising them for their hard work is important.
③
Friends can be a tricky subject for both teens and parents. Parents want their children to hang out with the right crowd. But teens want to be able to make their own friend choices. While hanging out with the wrong crowd can make parents worried, parents need to think more about their teens' behavior instead of the behavior of their friends. Believe that your teens will make the right choices.
Parents and teens are on different planes most of the time, so lots of different problems can show up. Being patient, both parents and teens can find the right ways to solve the problems.
( ) 1. Match the title with each part.
a. Believe in your teen in making friends.
b. Learn about your teen's feelings.
c. Keep emotions under control.
d. Set an example to your teen by being perfect.
e. Avoid asking for perfection and show praise more.
A.①-d;②-a;③-c
B.①-c; ②-d; ③-b
C.①-b;②-e; ③-d
D.①-c;②-e; ③-a
( ) 2. What does the underlined word “tricky” in Paragraph 4 mean
A. Proper. B. Simple.
C. Difficult. D. Interesting.
( ) 3. According to the passage, if a child got an A in the exam, his parents should say
A. “How many students got an A this time ”
B. “Did you get the best grade in your class ”
C. “Work harder and get a better grade next time.”
D. “You must have put in lots of effort to get the grade. Well done!”
( )4. Why does the writer write the passage
A. To share ways of making teens happy.
B. To tell teens to know more about their parents.
C. To tell parents how to get along well with their teens.
D. To explain why parents and teens have different opinions.
Ⅳ读写结合。
A teenage boy is playing a new song on his guitar and his mother is filming him. Two days later, the boy discovers that other people are watching the video online.
Parents in the UK post(发布) about 1,000photos of their children online from when they are born until their fifth birthday. Babies and toddlers don't care about this at the time. But a study by the University of Michigan suggests that there is a difference between little children and teenagers. It isn't always acceptable to teenagers when parents post their photos or videos online. All babies cry, but teenagers don't want people to see old photos of themselves doing this.
Some parents share all kinds of photos of their children, even silly ones. They do it with good purposes(意图), for example, to share special moments with family members who live far away. But some middle-aged users of social media don't check their privacy settings(隐私设置) and share posts with others by accident.
In some countries, parents are not allowed to post photos of their own children without their permission ( 同意). In fact, children's privacy matters a great deal in these countries. In France, parents pay fines of up to 45,000 francs and can spend a year in prison(监狱) when they post photos of their children without their permission.
The study from the University of Michigan suggests this is an area where it's important for parents to listen to children over ten. Let them decide what they are happy to share, and whom to share with. That way the whole family can enjoy looking back at all those special moments.
根据语篇与任务要求，在空格处填上适当的短语或句子。
Speech Good afternoon, dear parents! Before I start, I have a question for you —— 1 Many of you may answer “yes” because you think it's common to do so. But have you ever thought about your children's feelings about this In the UK, a large number of photos of kids are shared online by their parents from birth to age five. While little ones may not mind, 2 .They don't want old, silly photos or videos out there. Usually, parents share these with good purposes. However, this may violate(侵犯) their children's privacy. What's worse, this can lead to
terrible results. Some countries are 3 . For example, in France, if parents post their kids'
photos without asking first, they’ ll get into big trouble. They might have to pay large fines or even go to prison. In my opinion, parents should learn to 4 as they grow up. Thank you for your listening!
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单元主题写作专题
写作主题 本单元写作情境属于“人与自我”主题范畴中的“生活与学习”这一主题群，同时属于“人与社会”主题范畴中的“社会服务与人际沟通”这一主题群，涉及子主题“和谐家庭与社区生活”。本单元写作目标是能向他人介绍自己身边的规则并表达自己的看法。
好句积累
开头句： 1. My parents think teenagers shouldn't go out at night, but I don't agree with them.我父母认为青少年晚上不应该出门，但我不同意他们的看法。 2. As far as we know, rules play an important role in our daily lives.众所周知,规则在我们的日常生活中发挥着重要作用。 3. No rules, no order.无规矩不成方圆。 中间句： 4. I don't think it's a good idea to study all the time without having a break.我认为无休无止地学习并不是个好主意。 5. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. 只学习不玩耍，聪明孩子也变傻。 结尾句： 6. I can do better in my study if I'm allowed to do something I like.如果我能被允许做我喜欢的事情,我能学得更好。 7. Only when we follow the family rules can we make our home a better place.只有遵守家庭规则,才能让家变得更美好。 典句仿写： 1.我朋友认为家庭规则在我们的生活中不重要，但是我不同意他们的看法。 My friends don't think rules in our life, but I don't them. 2.在长时间学习后进行短暂的休息是个好主意。 to after a long time of studying. 3.青少年应该被允许在空闲时间发展自己的兴趣爱好。 Teenagers should take up their own hobbies in their free time. 4.只有当学生遵守校规时，他们才能专注于学习。 students follow school rules pay attention to learning.
写作实践 每个家庭都有自己的家规，好的家规有利于孩子的成长和家庭的和睦。请就你家的一条家规谈谈你的看法和理由，并给出修改建议。
要求：1.80-120词；2.文中不能出现自己的姓名和所在学校的名称。
参考信息：
Rules: going to bed before... no snacks/TV/ computer games Reasons: be bad for... influence… … Suggestions: be allowed to ... decide for myself ...
[思路点拨]
一、时态：一般现在时
二、谋篇布局：
[落笔成章]
单元语篇回顾及提升训练(七)
课本再现
A
When I was a ( /'taIni/ ) baby (哭) all night, my mom sang to me and stayed by my side. When I was two running through the (田野), she made sure I was safe and kept me from danger. When I fell and hurt myself, she gave me a (拥抱) and (将我举起). When I was seven coughing (bad), she said no ice-cream for me. But I (回嘴) loudly, “I should be allowed to eat some!” When I was nine watching scary movies, she said it'd give me a dreams. But I shouted back angrily, “I should be allowed to watch it!” When I was a (/ti n/) going out with friends, she said, “Please be back by ten!” But I talked back again ——“I should not be told what to do!” Now I'm an adult, (回想起) those times, I r not listening to Mom. Mom knows best, and for me she wanted only the best!
B
Many teenagers have hobbies. But sometimes these can (挡……的路) their schoolwork, and parents might worry about their success at school.
Liu Yu has always wanted to be a professional runner. However, his parents won't allow him to train so much. “My wife and I have (support) every one of his races. We (对……没意见) running! But he needs to think about what will happen if he doesn’t (最终成为) a professional runner.” Liu Yu doesn't really agree. “I think I should be allowed to (自己做决定),” he says. “My parents have always taught me how important it is to (/'ent r/) university. I understand this, but I'm (对……认真) running. I think I should be allowed to make this c myself.”
● 提升训练
阅读理解。
Children need time to stand and stare(凝视). They should be allowed to get bored so that they can develop their ability to be creative.
Children are expected by their parents to be reading a textbook all the time. However, research shows that it may hamper the development of their imagination, while boredom can give them chances to develop creativity.
Boredom is often connected with loneliness, but a writer named Meera Syal said boredom had helped her in developing her mind. She told researchers about her childhood. Having few things to do, Syal often talked with her neighbors. She also tried to do things like learning to bake cakes.
“But importantly, I thought and wrote a lot, because I was bored,” Syal said. She kept a diary, filling her time with short stories and poems she made up.
Grayson Perry, an artist, grew up in a family with little money. He enjoyed himself by making up stories, drawing pictures for his stories and reading many books in the library. Bored but free, he spent hours looking out of the window, watching the changing clouds and seasons. Perry filled up his free time with what he liked. He became creative, because he could think freely.
Dr. Belton is an expert on the effects(作用) of emotions(情绪) on learning. “Boredom could be an uncomfortable feeling,” she said. “And some young people cannot deal with that boredom creatively. So sometimes they may break a classroom window, or drive a car out for a mad race.”
Usually, when children have nothing to do, they would turn on the TV, the computer, or the phone. Their time on these things has increased, yet they need to have time to think about their experiences through play or just watching the world around them. It is this kind of thinking that can inspire(激发) the imagination. On the other hand, the TV or phone may cut short the thinking process. That can be bad for the development of creativity. “For developing the ability to be creative,” Dr. Belton advised, “perhaps we need to stand and stare, and stay off-line from time to time.”
( )1.What does the word “hamper” in Paragraph 2 probably mean
A.阻碍 B.保持 C.控制 D.促进
( )2.The writer talks about Syal and Perry to .
A. stress the great differences between them
B. introduce a popular writer and a famous artist
C. suggest good ways of going through boredom
D. show effects of boredom on developing creativity
( ) 3. The underlined phrase in the last paragraph “stay off-line” probably refers to .
A. not waiting in line B. not wanting to stand in line
C. thinking freely D. keeping away from the line
( ) 4. What can we learn from the passage
A. Boredom provides children with space to think freely.
B. It's much better for children to be busy than be bored.
C. Boredom helps children deal with difficulties properly.
D. It's boring for children to think about their experiences.
语篇研读。
We often hear a parent shout, “Tidy your room!”. It's thought that an unmade bed and the messy floor can make other family members stressed.
A study found that mess and managing it are “important to happiness”, while a messy living space makes people more stressed. On the other hand, some untidiness may be the sign of creativity. So what do you think Is it OK to have a messy bedroom Recently, this topic(话题) has caused hot discussion online.
Yes
It is important for children to have their own space where they can be themselves. By allowing children to keep their room as they want, parents are helping children prepare for their later lives. Also, cleaning up the room is a waste of time and there are more important things to focus on, like work and hobbies. Anyway, there is a great chance of getting the room messy again.
No
Research shows that in a messy room, you may feel worried and can't focus on tasks like homework. A tidy room can improve clear thinking and bring calmness. It also means you have more space for activities and won't lose things. What's more, mess might be dangerous —— you may fall down or knock something onto the floor and break it.
In my opinion, we can live according to our own willingness if we don't live with anyone else. However, keeping our space clean and tidy is an important life skill. It is unfair to other family members if our room is messy as it is part of their home too, and we should respect that.
阅读短文，补全思维导图中所缺信息。
1. 2. 3. 4.
5. 6. 7. 8.
★思维转换
根据语篇与任务要求，在空格处填上恰当短语或句子。
Dialog Jane read an interesting article online last week. She's having a discussion about it with her friend Eric. Jane: Hi! Have you heard about the hot topic online recently It's about whether it's OK to have a messy bedroom. There are some really interesting points. Eric: Oh, really I haven't heard about it. What's it all about Jane: Well, a study found that mess and dealing with it are connected with happiness, but a messy living space can make people more stressed. And some people think a bit of untidiness might mean someone 9 . There are two sides to the argument. Some say it's not a big deal to have a messy room. Eric: Why do they think so Jane: They believe kids should have their own space to be themselves. Also, they think cleaning up the room is 10 things such as work and hobbies. And the room will probably get messy again anyway. Eric: Hmm, that makes some sense. But I guess I'm on the other side. Mess leads to 11 for me. Jane: Oh, I know that side too. Research shows an untidy room can make people feel worried and stop children from focusing on tasks like homework.
Eric: So what's the writer's opinion Jane: The writer thinks we should respect other family members’ habits unless we live 12 .
9. 10.
11. 12.
★思维拓展
阅读短文，回答问题。
13.What's the writer's opinion towards this topic
14.【开放性设问】 Do you think it is important to tidy your bedroom every day Give the reasons.
答案
第一课时作业(Section A 1a—2d)
Ⅰ.1. license 2. smoke 3. safety 4. earrings 5. flash 6. be planted 7. cleaned 8. to use
Ⅱ.1. beallowed2. Whendid3. tosmoke4. spent with5. crosssafely6. The dancer got hurt while performing
Ⅲ.1-3 BAC
Ⅳ.1. Yes./ Yes, she did.2. Happy and excited.3. Because she was still a student of Miss H, and at the same time, she became a teacher and had to teach all her students everything she had learned.4. I will try to get on well with my friends and classmates, and try to get over my shyness, because I think since my teacher has already created such a loving and friendly place for me, I should do something to keep it that way.
第二课时作业(Section A 3a—4c)
Ⅰ.1.community 2. field 3. educate 4. was hugged 5. badly6. managing
Ⅱ.1. to do 2. strong enough 3. decisions make 4. away from 5. regretted buying 6. back to 7. How awful the situation has become
Ⅲ.1-5 CBAAC 6-10 BACBC
Ⅳ.1. are given two full days off every weekend
2. more free time
3. Keep libraries and sports fields open/ Make sure libraries and sports fields stay open
4. Challenges of the policy
语法专练
1-4AACA
第三课时作业(Section B1a—1e)
Ⅰ .1. cried 2. hugged 3. regret 4. cut 5. badly 6. be kept
Ⅱ.1. did close 2. Why allowed 3. managed to 4. didn’t pass 5. strict with 6. worrying about
Ⅲ.1-5 EAFGC
Ⅳ.1-5 ACDCD 6-10 DCCAD
第四课时作业(Section B 2a——2e)
Ⅰ .1. supported 2. choice 3. enter 4. succeeded 5. going6. seriously7. getting
Ⅱ.1. didn’t choose 2. will succeed 3. ended up 4. make choice5. get in6. serious about
Ⅲ.1-5 CABDD 6-10 CCACB
Ⅳ. 1. Yes./ Yes, he did.2. They think that their children are becoming rebellious or“bad”3. On the one hand, lying is a good way for teenagers to get freedom without arguing with their parents. On the other hand, there is less mutual trust between teenagers and their parents because of less communication as they grow up.4. they must realize that lying is not a good thing and it maybe bad for their development. Instead, they should communicate more with their parents and make themselves understood by their parents
第五课时作业(Section B 3a—— Self Check)
I 1. at last 2. take seriously 3. are encouraged 4. to improve5. Phones must be kept off at the concert
Ⅱ 1-5 EBFAD
Ⅲ.1-4DCDC
Ⅳ1. Have you ever posted your children's photos or videos online /Do you often post photos or videos of your children online
2. teenagers don't like this/ teenagers often do
3. very serious/strict about children's privacy
4. listen to their children/ let their children decide/ respect their children's privacy
单元主题写作专题
【好句积累】1. play an important role agree with 2. It's a good idea have a short break 3. be allowed to 4. Only when can they
【写作实践】 One of the rules in my family is that I can't watch TV. My parents think that watching TV influences my schoolwork, but I don't agree with them.
First, not all TV programs are bad for me. Some of them can help me with my study. Second, I don't think it's a good idea to spend all the time studying. I need time to relax. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
For these reasons, I think I should be allowed to watch TV on weekends.
I would like to watch some programs about education, music, sports and science. I can do even better in my study if I'm allowed to do this. I hope my parents will understand me.
单元语篇回顾及提升训练(七)
A tiny crying field hug lifted me up badly talked back awful teen thinking back to regret B get in the way of supported have nothing against end up as decide for myself/ make my own decisions enter serious about choice
Ⅰ.1-4 ADCA
Ⅱ. 1. happiness2. more stressed3. prepare for4. a waste of time5. improve6. lose things7. fall down8. anyone else9. is creative/ has creativity10. less important than/ not as important as11. bad feelings/ worries and restlessness12. by ourselves/ on our own/ with no one else13. The writer thinks that we can live as we like if we live alone, but it's unfair to other family members if the room is messy.14. Yes. Because a clean and tidy living environment can make us feel happy./ No. Because as students, we should pay more attention to our study instead of our rooms.