外研英語九下Module 8《Revision module B》課件

RevisionmoduleBListening1.Listentotheconversationsandchoosethecorrectanswer.ConversationA1.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?a)Athome.b)Inashop.

c)Atschool.2.Whatdoesthegirlwanttodo?a)Buyalongdressforabirthdayparty.b)Buyashortdressforaschoolparty.c)Buyabluedressandareddress.bbConversationB3.Whatdoesthewomanlikemostabouthercountry?a)Thehills.b)Thecities.c)Thecountryside.4.Accordingtothewoman,whenisthebesttimetovisitthecountry?a)InApril.

b)InNovember.c)FromApriltoNovember.5.Whatdoesthewomansayabouttheweather?a)Itdoesn'trainfromApriltoNovember.b)Theweatherisverygood.c)Itrainsalotinspring.cccConversationC6.WhereisSallyfrom?a)America. b)Britain. c)Australia.7.WhatdomostAmericanpeoplesaytoeachotherwhentheymeet?a)Hi. b)Hello. c)G'day.abConversationD8.WhatdoesJaneWangwantthestudentstodowhentheyareoutoftheclassroom?a)Takearest.b)Takesomeexercise.c)Gotothedininghall.9.Howmanytimesisfoodservedinthedininghall?a)Threetimes.b)Twice.

c)Once.ab10.WhatdoesJaneWangsayaboutthefoodatschool?a)Itisnotcookedintheschoolkitchen.b)Thereareonlyafewchoices.c)Itisdeliciousandhealthy.cConversationE11.Whataretheytalkingabout?a)Amenuoffingerfood.b)Theschoolpopgroup.c)Foodfortheend-of-termparty.12.Howmanypeopleareinvited?a)About100.b)About200.

c)About300.ac13.Whathavetheydecidedtoserve?a)Onlysandwiches.b)Fingerfoodandsomeotherkindsoffood.c)Hotpotatoesandicecream.14.WhatisNOTtrueaboutthemusicfortheparty?a)Itisclassicalmusic.b)Itismusicwithagoodbeat.c)Itisgoingtobeplayedbytheschoolpopgroup.ab15.Whichofthefollowingdotheyneed?

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c)bConversationASaleswoman:CanIhelpyou?Girl:Yes,I’mlookingforadresstoweartotheschoolend-of-termparty.Saleswoman:Isee.Allourpartydressesareoverhere.Wouldyoulikealongdressorashortdress?Girl:Er,short,Ithink.Thisbluedressisnice.Doyouhaveasizeeight?Saleswoman:Yes,hereyouare.Wouldyouliketotryiton?Girl:Thanks.Saleswoman:Thechangingroomisjustoverthere.Wouldyouliketotryanythingelseon?Girl:Yes.I’dliketotrythisreddressaswell.Thanksalot.Saleswoman:You’rewelcome.Ifyouneedanyhelp,justask.ConversationBMan:Whatmakesyouproudofyourcountry?Woman:Letmesee…that’squiteadifficultquestion!Everything!Butaboveall,Ilikethecountryside,withitsfieldsandhills.Man:Whataboutthecities?Arethereanyinterestingthingsfortouriststodo?Woman:Yes,thereare.Therearelotsofmuseums,cinemasandtheatres.Youcanseeallthelatestfilmsandplays,andofcourse,therearesomegreatconcerts.Man:Canyousuggestagoodtimetovisit?Woman:Well,IthinkfromApriltoaboutNovemberarethebestmonths,althoughyoualwaysneedtobepreparedforrain!Itrainsalotinspringanditrainsinsummertoo.Butyouknow,noonecomestomycountryfortheweather!ConversationCBen:Hi,Sally!Sally:Hello,Ben!Ben:Oh,yes,that’sright!YouBritishpeoplesay“Hello”,not“Hi”.Iforgotthat.Sally:Infact,lotsofBritishpeoplesay“Hi”thesedays.It’salltheAmericanTVwewatch.Idon’tthinkpeopleinAmericasay“Hello”much,dothey?Ben:No,mostpeoplejustsay“Hi”,as“Hello”doesn’tsoundverycool.Sally:Well,let’sbeBritishandsay“Hello”toeachotherforachange.Ben:OK,Sally!Sally:Ohlook,herecomesMike.He’sfromAustralia.Iwonderwhetherhesays“Hello”or“Hi”.Ben:Hi,Mike!Sally:Hello,Mike!Mike:G’day,youtwo!Sally:Ohno!HespeaksAustralianEnglish!ConversationDHeadteacher:Nowtheschoolnurseisgoingtogivesomeadviceonhowtostayhealthy.JaneWang:Goodmorning.I’mJaneWang,theschoolnurse,andI’djustliketosayafewwordsaboutkeepingfitandhealthyeating.Beforeschool,duringthebreaksandatlunchtime,you’dbettergooutsideandtakesomeexerciseintheschoolfield.Playfootballorbasketball,ortryrunning.Anythingyoulike,justtogetyououtoftheclassroomandmoveoutsideinthefreshair.Theschooldoesn’tallowstudentstoeatfastfood.Fastfoodisveryunhealthy.Attheschooldininghall,youcangetsomehealthyfood.Breakfastisservedfrom8to8:30.Duringthebreakfrom10:30to10:50,youcangetsomefruitoradrink.Lunchtimeisat1o’clockandthereareplentyofhealthychoices,likesoup,vegetables,fishandchicken.Allthefoodisbothdeliciousandhealthy.Icanpromiseyou!ConversationEBoy:Right.Wehavetotalkaboutthemenufortheend-of-termparty.Haveyougotanysuggestions?Girl:Well,Ithinksincetherearegoingtobeaboutahundredpeoplethere,it’sgoingtobemucheasierifwejustservefingerfood.Boy:Whatdoyoumean?Sandwiches?Thatdoesn’tseemmuchforaparty.Girl:No,wecanservemuchmorethansandwiches!Thingslikemeat,cheese,piecesoffruit,evenchickenwings…Boy:Iknow!Whydon’twecookoutside?It’sprobablygoingtobeafineevening,soit’llbenicetobecookingandeatingoutside.Girl:Yes,let’scookchickenlegsandwings,andsausages.Boy:Goodidea.Andwecanservethosewithhotpotatoesandsalad.Girl:Butyoucan’teathotpotatoesorsaladwithyourhands.Boy:No.We’llneedknivesandforks.Girl:Right.Sowe’renotjusthavingfingerfoodthen.Boy:No.Ireallythinkitwouldbebettertoletpeopleuseknivesandforks,andhavemorefood.Girl:OK,that’sdecided,then.Nowlet’sdiscussthemusic.Boy:Wecouldinvitetheschoolpopgrouptoplay.Girl:Yes,thatwouldbegreat!They’reverypopular.Theirmusicwillbegoodforaparty—weneedmusicwithagoodbeat.2.Listenandcompletethetable.GroundfloorClassroomsfor_______,

_______,_______Hallfor________________,______,__________FirstfloorClassroomsfor____,_______________roomSecondfloorClassroomsfor_______TopfloorClassroomsfor_______FrenchSpanishEnglishplaysschoolmeetingsconcertsarthealtheducationITITWell,asyoucansee,theschoolisverylarge.Wehaveabout1,200studentshere.TheseclassroomsonthegroundfloorarewherewestudyFrench,EnglishandSpanish.Andopposite,thislargeroomisthehall.Thewholeschoolmeetsinthereeveryweek.Wealsoputonplaysandconcertsinthehall.Let’sgoupstairs,andI’llshowyoutheclassroomsthere.Thethreeclassroomsontheleftareforart.Year8arebuildingthesemodelshere.Andlookatthesedrawings—Year9aremakingthemforournewsportscentre.Followmethroughthisdoorhere.Nexttotheseclassroomswe’vegotthehealtheducationroom.Thisiswherewelearnaboutthingsliketherisksofsmoking,andtheimportanceofkeepinghealthyandfit.NowthesecondflooriswherewedoIT.We’rereallyluckyatthisschoolbecausewe’vegotlotsofcomputers,printersandCD-ROMs.AndtherearemoreITroomsonthetopfloor.3.Choosethecorrectanswer.1.Mygrandmother______alotofchangesduringherlifetime.a)shouldseeb)wasseeingc)seesd)hasseen2.They______workveryhardwhentheywereyoung.a)hadto

b)mustc)shouldd)haveto3.Alexiswritinganemail______Johnwillknowwhatheisdoing.althoughb)sothatc)butd)becauseVocabularyandgrammaradb4.—Wouldyoulikesomemorefish?—________a)No,Iwouldn't.b)No,thankyou.I'vehadenough.c)Yes,I'dlikeadrink.

d)No,Idon'tlikeit.b5.Hedoesnotoftenmakea_______infrontofsomanypeople.a)talkb)speech

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d)dialogue6.BettyandTony____tohangflagsinthehallbytheheadteacher.a)haveasked

b)areaskingc)wereaskedd)ask7.—________isthesportsmeetinggoingtobeheld?—ItwillbeheldattheNationalStadium.a)Whenb)Whatc)Whered)Howcbc8.Ijustcouldn'tgettosleeplastnight.Theboysandgirls________alotofnoiseupstairs.a)aregoingtomakeb)makec)made

d)havemadec4.Completethepassagewiththecorrectformofthewordsinthebox.Everysummer,atafarmnearGlastonbury,asmalltowninEngland,abigrockconcertisheld.Theworld'smost(1)_______artistsplayinabuildingwherecowsliveformostoftheyear.In1970,MichaelEavishadtheideaand(2)_______thefirstconcertonthefarm.famousheldalthoughfamousgetgreathold

musiciansurprisethatwhoalthoughfamousgetgreathold

musiciansurprisethatwhoAtfirst,theconcertwasverysmall,butnowitisoneofthe(3)________rockconcerts.Thatiswhy(4)_________fromallovertheworldlovetoplaythere.Theyplaytoabout175,000rockmusicfans,(5)_____campatthefarmfortheweekend.ManymorewatchtheconcertonTV.musicianswhogreatest

(6)________everyonehopesforcleardaysandwarmsunshineduringtheconcert,italmostalwaysrains.However,Glastonburyfanssayitistheirfavouriteconcert.“It'sanevent(7)_________welookforwardtoallyearround.Thisweekendweknowwearegoingtohearthebestmusic,andhavethemostfun!”Youwillnotbe(8)________tohearthatitisverydifficultto(9)________atickettotheconcert.surprisedAlthoughthatgetalthoughfamousgetgreathold

musiciansurprisethatwho5.Readthepassageandchoosethecorrectanswer.TalkingtocomputersIfyoucometoschoolonedayandallyourfriendsaretalkingtotheircomputers,donotworry.Thereis(1)____wrongwiththem.Theyarealljustusinganewkindofprogram(2)___canlistentoyourvoiceandrememberwhoyouare.Talkingcomputersarenotnew.Peoplewereinterested(3)____themtwentyyearsago,buttheyneverworkedwell.Voiceprogramsareveryusefulinourdailylife.Ifyoumakeaphonecallaboutaproductor(4)____youmakeaplanebooking,cbbdyoumayfindyouaretalkingtoa(5)_____.Peoplearenowableto(6)______messageswiththeirvoices.WhenyouwanttocallMaria,youjustpickupthephoneandsay“Maria”,andMaria(7)____thephone.Thereareevensomenewprogramswhichcanremember50,000words.Theyareuseful(8)______peoplewhoneedtoputalotoftextintotheircomputers.Thisisa(9)______thingforpeoplelikedoctorsandwritersbecauseitisveryquick.Theycanjusttalkstraightintothecomputer.Peoplewholiketalkingintothecomputersaythatitis(10)______betterandfasterthanusingakeyboard.addaaa1．a(chǎn))somethingb)nothingc)everythingd)anything2．a(chǎn))where b)who c)which d)it3．a(chǎn))with b)on c)to d)in4．a(chǎn))while b)if c)until d)after5．a(chǎn))woman b)person c)voice d)computer6．a(chǎn))send b)give c)bring d)hand7．a(chǎn))willanswer b)isansweringc)answered d)hasanswered8．a(chǎn))as b)with c)of d)for9．a(chǎn))better b)best c)good d)bad10．a(chǎn))much b)very c)more d)less6.Readthepassagesandchoosethecorrectanswer.ReadingASomeunusualjobsWhenweaskstudentswhattheywouldliketobeinthefuture,theyoftentalkaboutordinaryjobs,likedoctorsorteachers.Butifyouthinkaboutit,youwillfindthatmanypeopledonotdothejobstheyplannedtodo.Theyjuststartdoingtheirjobsbyaccident.Wehavetalkedtotwopeoplewithunusualjobs.Lindaisadentist,butshedoesnotworkwithpeople.Sheworkswithhorses.Afteruniversity,shetookcareofanimals'healthforseveralyears.Shenoticedthattherewerefewpeoplewhocouldhelpwithhorses'teeth.Soshewentbacktocollegeandstudiedagain.Thenshehadtobuyspecialtoolsforherwork.Sheisalwaysverybusytakingcareofhorses'teeth.“Ireallyenjoyworkingwithhorses,”saidLinda.AssoonasMikecouldread,hereadbooksaboutrobots.Whenhewasolderhedecidedtomakebuildingrobotshisjob.Hemadeuphismindtostudyscience,mathsandcomputerssothathecouldbreakintotheworldofrobotengineering.“Someofthemathsisverydifficult,”saysMike,“butyoumuststudymathstobeanengineer.”Luckily,hegottopmarksinallhismathsexams.Nowbebuildsrobotsforindustry.1.Inordertotakecareofhorses'teeth,Linda________.a)workedonfarmsforseveralyearsb)wentbacktocollegetostudyc)stoppedherworkatacolleged)workedinahospital2.Lindadoesnotwanttobeadentistforpeoplebecause_____.a)thepayislowb)shehastobuyspecialtoolsc)shelikesworkingwithhorsesd)shewillloseherjobbc3.Tobecomearobotengineer,Mike________.a)hadtostudyhardb)didnothavetogotocollegec)didnothavetostudymathsd)boughtalotofrobots4.Mikegottopmarksinallhismathsexams,although________.a)hedoesnotlikemathsb)hecouldnotbreakintotheworldofrobotengineeringc)hedoesnotliketherobotsinhisbooksd)mathswasnoteasytostudyadBPeopleintheUKarealwaystalkingabouttheweather.IntheUK,insteadofsaying“Hello”,peoplesometimessay“It'salovelyday”whentheweatherissunny,or“Terribleweather,isn'tit?”

whenitisbad.Therearemanywordstodescribetheweathertoo.Whyisthis?PerhapsoneofthereasonsisthattheweatherintheUKisalwayschanging.TheUKismadeupofagroupofislands.TheseaseparatesitfromtherestofEurope.Thewindscomingfromtheseamaketheweatherchangeallthetime.Onthesameday,itcanbehotandcold,dryandwet,windyandstill.Sopeoplehavetothinkabouttheweatherallthetime.Thechangingweatherisimportantforfarmers.Itissometimesdifficulttoplanwhentoplantandwhentopickfruitandvegetables.ToomuchraininJulyandAugustisharmfulandcostsfarmersintheUKalotofmoney.Butitisnotonlyfarmerswhopayattentiontotheweather.MostBritishpeoplehavegardens,andtheyneedtowatchtheweathercarefullytodecidewhatworktodointhem.So,thereisagoodreasonforBritishpeopletotalkabouttheweather.Itisaveryimportantpartoftheirlives.1.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?a)TheBritishweather.b)Talkingabouttheweather.c)TheweatherinChinaandBritain.d)Thechangingweather.a2.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?a)ItrainsallthetimeinBritain.b)TheweatherchangesalotinBritain.c)ItrainsalotinautumninBritain.d)ItdoesnotrainveryofteninBritain.b3.Whatistheproblemforfarmers?a)Theygetsickinsummer.b)Theydonotunderstandtheweather.c)MostBritishpeoplehavegardens.d)Itisdifficulttoplanthefarmworkbecauseoftheweather.d4.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?a)PeopleenjoytheweatherintheUK.b)Weatherisanimportantpartofpeople'slivesintheUK.c)Everyonethinkstheweatheristerrible.d)Onlypeoplewhohavegardenswatchtheweather.bCVictoriaandAlbertMuseumProjectTheVictoriaandAlbertMuseuminLondonhasanexcitingnewproject,theWorldBeachProject.Itisanartprojectopentoanybody,anywhereintheworld,ofanyage.Manyofushavemadesimpleshapeswithsandandstonesonbeaches.Thisprojectisaboutmakingsimpleshapeswithstonesofdifferentcoloursandsizes.Anartistatthemuseumstartedtheproject.Theruleisthatthereisnodrawingin—ordiggingof—sand:justputtingstonestogetherandnothingelse.Theprojecthappensintwoplaces:Atthebeach1.Findaplacetomakeyourshape.2.Lookforandcollectyourstones.3.Putyourstonesindi