外研版八年級英語下冊Module3 Unit3 Language in use課件

Module3JourneytospaceUnit3Languageinuse一、單項(xiàng)填空(

B

)1.He

?thecitythreetimes.Thistimehe

?Kunmingforthreedays.

A.hasgoneto;hasbeeninB.hasbeento;hasbeeninC.hasbeenin;hasbeentoB(

B

)2.Ihave

?heardthenewsthatourcountrylaunchedtheShenzhou-15spaceshiprecently.

A.stillB.justC.yet(

C

)3.I

?already

?GuangzhouZoo.

A.will;visitB.was;visitingC.have;visitedBC(

C

)4.Wewillleavein10minutes,butI

?theclothes.

A.don’tpackB.didn’tpackC.haven’tpackedC(

C

)5.However,noone

?lifeonanyotherplanetsyet.

A.discoveredB.havediscoveredC.hasdiscoveredC二、根據(jù)要求完成句子,每空一詞6.Heboughtanewpenjustnow.(用just改寫句子)He

has

?just

bought

?anewpen.

7.Ihavealreadyseenthefilm.(改為否定句)hasboughtI

haven’t

?

seen

?thefilm

yet

?.

haven’tseenyet8.—HasMikefinishedhishomework?

(作否定回答)—

No

?,

he

?

hasn’t

?.

9.Everyonehasarrivedhome.(改為同義句)Everyone

has

?

got

/

reached

?home.

Nohehasn’thasgot

/

reached10.ScientistsareworkinghardsothattheycansendastronautstoMarsoneday.(改為同義句)Scientistsareworkinghard

in

?

rder

?

to

?sendastronautstoMarsoneday.

inorderto三、語法選擇(難度:★★★)ThesixChineseastronautsfromtheShenzhou-14andShenzhou-15missions(太空飛行任務(wù))madehistoryastheymetinsidethecountry’sTiangongspacestation.Itwas

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?timethatsixChinesewereinaspacestationatthesametime.Afterabouttwo

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?ofpreparation(準(zhǔn)備),theleaderoftheShenzhou-15mission,FeiJunlong,floatedintothestation’sconnectioncabin(連接艙)at7:34am.TheleaderoftheShenzhou-14,ChenDong,gavehima

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?welcome.“Welcome!Let’shug,”ChensaidandthengaveFei

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?hug.ChenthentoldFei,“Therearetwo

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?waitingforyou”,referringtoLiuYangandCaiXuzhe.

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?wereinsidethestation’sWentianlabmodule(實(shí)驗(yàn)艙).ThenDengQingmingandZhangLumovedintotheconnectioncabinonebyoneandChenDongwasthere

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?themagain.ThethreeShenzhou-15astronautsthen

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?theWentianlabmoduleandhuggedLiuandCai,whowerewaitingthere.

AccordingtotheChinaMannedSpaceAgency,thesesixastronautsstayedtogether

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?aboutfivedays.ThenthethreeShenzhou-14astronautsreturnedtoalandingsiteintheInnerMongoliaautonomousregioninDecember2022.

TheShenzhou-15astronauts,onthe

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?hand,willstayinspaceforsixmonthstocarryoutanumberoftasks.

(

C

)11.A.one

B.first

C.thefirst(

B

)12.A.hour

B.hours

C.hours’(

A

)13.A.warm

B.warmth

C.warmly(

A

)14.A.a

B.an

C.the(

C

)15.A.many

B.much

C.more(

A

)16.A.They

B.Them

C.ThemselvesCBAACA(

B

)17.A.welcomeB.towelcomeC.towelcomingB(

B

)18.A.enter

B.entered

C.willenter(

C

)19.A.in

B.on

C.for(

B

)20.A.another

B.other

C.othersBCB四、閱讀理解(C篇)(難度:★)配對閱讀。上面是關(guān)于一個(gè)太空旅館中七個(gè)地點(diǎn)的介紹,下面是關(guān)于五個(gè)人的需求的描述,請為下面的每個(gè)人選擇一個(gè)最合適的地點(diǎn),并將其字母編號填寫在題號前的括號內(nèi)。A.GoldCinema

Thecinemaisinthecentreofthehotel.Itshowsexcitingfilmsaboutspace.Itisgoingtoshowafilmaboutthemoonthisafternoon.B.MoonGarden

Thegardenisatthenorthwestcornerofthehotel.Thisisabigandbeautifulgarden.Italsogrowsfoodforthespacerestaurant.C.StarsShops

Theshopliesacrossthegarden.Youcanbuygreatthingssuchasplanetrocksandspacepostcards.D.SpaceRoom

Thespaceroomisonthewestside.Itisopenallday,anditisthebestplacetowatchspaceandthestars.E.SportsRoom

Thesportsroomisrightnexttothespaceroom.You’llfindmanygoodexercisemachinesandfungamesforchildrenhere.F.StarRestaurant

Therestaurantisnearthecinema.Enjoyabigmealorcookbyyourselfwiththehelpofourgreatcooks.Ourcooksaregoodatmakingspacefood.G.SpaceBookstore

Thebookstoreisnearthecinema.Youcanreadsomeinterestingbooksabouttheearthhere.(

C

)21.Jackwillleavetomorrow.Hewantstobuysomespecialspacegiftsforhisparentsandfriends.(

B

)22.Kenlikesplants.Hewouldliketoseehowplantsgrowinspace.(

E

)23.Lindawantstofindaplacetohavefunanddosportswithher5-year-oldson.CBE(

D

)24.Marylikeswatchingspace.Shewantstoknowmoreaboutallkindsofstars.(

F

)25.Jimmyisanownerofarestaurant,andhewantstolearntocookspacefood.DF五、回答問題(難度:★★)Manypeopledreamoftravellingintoouterspace.However,spendingtoomuchtimeinspacemaycausehealthproblems,accordingtoNASA.That’swhyastronautsshouldn’tspendmorethansixmonthsontheInternationalSpaceStation(ISS)atatime.MuscleandbonelossInaweightlessenvironment,astronautsdon’tneedtousetheirmusclestosupportthemselves,sotheirmusclesstartshrinking(收縮).Tokeeptheirmusclesstrong,astronautsneedtoexerciseabout2hourseachdayontheISS.Sleepdisorder(紊亂)Inspace,thesunrisesevery90minutes.Itishardforastronautstogetusedtothislight-darkcyclewhentheysleep.Also,theyneedtosleepinasleepingbagfixedtoawall,anditisuncomfortable.Studieshavefoundthatmostastronautsonlysleepaboutsixhourseachnight,eventhoughtheyshouldhaveeightandahalfhours.BrainchangesScientistshavefoundthatthepositionofthebrainwillchangeduringspaceflights.Itcanaffect(影響)thebrainalot.That’swhysomeastronautscan’tcontroltheirmovementsandbalanceafterreturningtotheearth.Scientistshavealsofoundthatastronautsmaygetusedtothischangeaftergoingonmorespaceflights.Buttheystillneedtodomoreresearch.26.AccordingtoNASA,whyshouldn’tastronautsspendmuchtimeinspace?

Because

spending

too

much

time

in

space

may

cause

health

problems.

?27.HowmuchtimeshouldastronautsspendexercisingeachdayontheISS?

Astronauts

/

They

should

spend

about

two

/

2

hours

exercising

each

day

on

the

ISS.

/

About

two

/

2

hours.

?

Because

spending

too

much

time

in

space

may

cause

health

problems.

?

Astronauts

/

They

should

spend

about

two

/

2

hours

exercising

each

day

on

the

ISS.

/

About

two

/

2

hours.

?28.Inspace,howoftendoesthesunrise,every90minutesoreveryday?

In

space,

the

sun

rises

every

90

minutes.

/

Every

90

minutes.

?29.Howmayastronautsfeel