人教版九年級英語Unit3 SectionA第2課時（2d-3b）課件

Unit

3Could

you

please

tell

me

where

the

restrooms

are?Section

A第2課時（2d-3b）

預(yù)習(xí)2d的對話，根據(jù)對話完成下面短文，每空一詞。

Fun

Times

Park

is

the

biggest

____________

park

in

the

city.

There

is

the

Space

World,

Water

World,

Animal

World

and…Alice

and

He

Wei

were

so

________

to

try

the

rides

that

they

didn't

know

which

one

to

______

_____.

Before

they

decided,

Alice

wanted

to

go

to

the

restroom.

But

He

Wei

______________

her.

Alice

explained

it

to

him.

She

said

“restrooms”

mean

“a

amusementexcitedstartwithmisunderstood___________

or

bathroom”,

not

“a

room

for

_____”.

Because

people

in

China

don't

often

use

the

word

“restroom”

when

they

speak

English.

________,

people

normally

say

“toilet”

or

“washroom”

in

English.washroomrestInstead一、根據(jù)句意，用括號中所給單詞的適當形式填空。1.Could

you

please

not

______（close）

the

window?

It's

hot

here.2.In

China,

we

_________（normal）

say

“toilets”

or

“washrooms”,

not

“restrooms”.3.The

supermarket

is

on

the

______（three）

floor.4.Excuse

me,

do

you

know

how

_______（get）

to

the

bookstore?5.No

problem.

You

don't

need

________（rush）.closenormallythirdto

getto

rush二、單項填空。(

)

1.The

supermarket

is

______

the

bank

and

the

bookstore.CA.among

B.across

C.between

D.from(

)

2.I'm

sorry

to

______

you,

but

could

you

give

me

a

hand?CA.end

B.order

C.trouble

D.believe(

)

3.—Can

you

tell

me

______

to

travel

to

Dalian?—About

two

hours

by

plane.CA.how

much

it

costs

B.what

I

should

takeC.how

long

it

takes

D.which

is

the

best

season三、閱讀理解。

I

was

in

a

strange

city

and

I

didn't

know

the

city

at

all,

and

what

is

more,

I

could

not

speak

a

word

of

the

language

here.

After

having

spent

my

first

day

in

the

town

center,

I

decided

to

lose

my

way

on

my

second

day,

since

I

believed

that

this

was

the

simplest

way

of

getting

to

know

the

strange

city.

I

got

on

the

first

bus

that

passed,

rode

on

it

for

several

stops,

then

got

off

it

and

walked

on.

Then

I

decided

to

turn

back

to

my

hotel

for

lunch.

After

walking

about

for

some

time,

I

decided

I

had

better

ask

the

way.

The

trouble

was

that

the

only

word

I

knew

of

the

language

was

the

name

of

the

street

in

which

I

lived

and

even

then

I

pronounced

it

badly.

I

stopped

to

ask

a

newspaper

seller.

He

smiled

and

handed

me

a

paper.

I

shook

my

head

and

repeated

the

name

of

the

street

and

he

put

the

paper

into

my

hands.

The

next

person

I

asked

was

a

policeman.

There

was

a

strange

look

in

his

eyes

as

he

pointed

left

and

right

and

left

again.

I

thanked

him

politely

and

began

walking

in

the

direction

he

pointed.

About

an

hour

passed

and

I

noticed

that

the

houses

were

getting

fewer

and

fewer

and

green

fields

were

appearing

on

either

side

of

me.

I

had

come

all

the

way

into

the

countryside.(

)

1.Why

did

the

writer

decide

to

get

lost?BA.He

wanted

to

learn

the

language.B.He

wanted

to

know

about

the

city.C.He

wanted

to

meet

friendly

people.D.He

wanted

to

know

if

he

could

find

the

way

home.(

)

2.What

does

the

underlined

word

“it”

in

Paragraph

2

mean?DA.The

name

of

the

bus.

B.The

name

of

the

bus

stop.C.The

name

of

the

hotel.

D.The

name

of

the

street.(

)

3.Put

the

events

into

the

right

order.C①

decided

to

asked

the

way②

took

a

bus

for

several

stops③

spent

time

in

the

town

center④

walked

in

the

wrong

direction⑤

got

a

paper

from

a

newspaper

sellerA.②③①④⑤

B.②⑤③④①C.③②①⑤④

D.③①②⑤④(

)

4.What

can

we

infer

from

the

passage?AA.The

writer

lived

in

a

hotel

in

the

strange

city.B.The

policeman

didn't

want

to

help

the

writer.C.The

language

used

in

the

city

was

hard

to

learn.D.The

newspaper

seller

didn't

write

anything

on

the

paper.