外研版英语中考复习教材梳理 八年级上册 Module 7-Module 9 课件

八年级(上)Module7~Module9(一)课标单词1.下落;跌落

2.跟随;紧跟

3.洞,孔;穴

4.兔,家兔

5.地面

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八上Module7

Afamousstory教材课标词汇默写返回6.两次;两倍

7.粉红色的;粉红色

8.口袋;衣袋

9.田地;牧场

10.(从顶部向下)深的

11.当……的时候

12.降落(或跳落、跌落)到地面(或水面上)

13.干的;干燥的

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whilelanddry返回(二)常考短语1.考虑

2.朝……里面看

3.从……拿出

thinkaboutlookintotake…out返回(一)课标单词1.(肤色)苍白的

2.出现;显露

3.转到(某物的)另一边

4.街角,拐角

5.(使)碰撞

6.高兴的;欢喜的

7.风险;危险

八上Module8

Accidentspaleappearroundcornerhitgladrisk返回8.注意力

9.(物体或形状的)侧面

10.爬;攀爬

11.躲藏;躲

12.扔;掷

13.冰箱

14.疼痛;痛

15.药;药物

attentionsideclimbhidethrowfridgepainmedicine返回(二)常考短语1.及时

2.注意,留心

3.并排地,肩并肩地

4.捡起

5.拿出

intimepayattentiontosidebysidepickuptakeout返回(一)课标单词1.噪声;杂音

2.准备;预备

3.报告;汇报

4.增长;增大

5.巨大的;庞大的

6.引起;造成

八上Module9

Populationnoisepreparereportgrowhugecause返回7.麻烦;问题

8.增大;增长

9.出生

10.第五;五分之一

11.套房;公寓

12.垃圾,废弃物

problemincreasebirthfifthflatrubbish返回13.安静的;寂静的

14.当地的;本地的

15.学生;(尤指)小学生

16.污染

17.公众的;公共的

18.服务,公共服务

19.解决问题

quietlocalpupilpollutionpublicservicesolve返回(二)常考短语1.谈论

2.[口]稍等

3.不再

4.例如

talkabouthangonnotanymoreforexample返回1.过去进行时(Ⅰ)

(

)(1)—Amy,Icalledyouyesterdayevening,butnobodyansweredthephone.—Oh,I

awalkwithmymotheratthattime.

A.take

B.took

C.amtaking

D.wastaking语法分点特训D返回(

)(2)Jenny

inthekitchenwhenyoucalledherat5o’clockthisafternoon.

A.iscooking

B.wascooking

C.cooks

D.cookedB返回2.冠词(

)(1)

GreensarepreparingforthecomingThanksgivingDay.

A.A

B.An

C.The

D./(

)(2)Momwouldlike

reddressasabirthdaypresent,butIprefer

orangeone.

A.an;an

B.a;a

C.an;a

D.a;anCD返回3.数词(

)(1)Boysandgirls,pleaseturntoPage

andlookatthe

picture.

A.Fifth;five

B.Five;five

C.Fifth;fifth

D.Five;fifth(

)(2)OnMay

,

peopletraveledaroundthecountry.

A.thefirst;millionsof

B.thefirst;millions

C.one;millionsof

D.one;millionDA返回Module

8

Unit

2Oneday,whenHenry

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inarestaurant,asnakesuddenlyappearedandbithishand.

Afewdaysearlier,thesnakearrivedfromAsia

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aboxofbananas.Itclimbedoutandhidsomewhere.

“Iwastrying

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itupwhenitbitmeagain.Ithrewitacrossthekitchen,anditlandedonatable.”

Whilethesnakewaslyingonthetable,Henry

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pickeduphismobilephoneandtook

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photowithit.Thenthesnakehidbehindthefridge.

课文语法选择返回WhenHenrywastryingtofindthesnake,hishandbegantohurtbadly.Hehurriedtohospital.Asthedoctorswerecheckinghim,thepaingot

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.Buttheycouldnothelphimbecausetheydidnotknowwhatkindofsnakebithim.

Ashewas

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thereingreatpain,Henrysuddenlyrememberedthephoto.Thedoctorssentthephototoazoo.

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theylearntwhatkindofsnakebithim,theygaveHenrytherightmedicine,andhelefthospitalthenextday.

“Soifasnake

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you,takeoutyourmobilephoneorcamera.Take

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photo,andshowthephototothedoctors,”suggestsHenry.“Butasyouknow,thesnakewon’tsmile!”返回(

)1.A.works

B.work

C.isworking

D.wasworking(

)2.A.in

B.from

C.under

D.on(

)3.A.pick

B.topickC.topicking

D.picked(

)4.A.quick

B.quicklyC.morequickly

D.quicker(

)5.A.a

B.an

C.the

D./(

)6.A.bad

B.worse

C.worst

D.badly(

)7.A.lie

B.lay

C.lain

D.lyingDABBABD返回(

)8.A.Before B.Although

C.Assoonas

D.Unless(

)9.A.bites

B.bit

C.willbite

D.hasbit(

)10.A.it

B.it’s

C.its’

D.itsCAD返回一、语法选择Oneafternoon,Itookatriptoanartmuseum.Iwaslookingforwardtoseeingsomegreatpaintingsquietly.But

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thatday,itwasverynoisy.Ayoungcoupleinfrontofmekepttalkingwhilelookingatthepaintings.Iwatchedthemforamomentandfoundthewifewasdoingallthetalking.Iadmiredthismanforbeingsopatientwithher.Boredby

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noise,Imovedon.

ImetthemseveraltimeswhenImovedintothoseroomsofart.EachtimeIheardhervoice,Imovedawayquickly.I

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atthemuseumgiftshopbuyingsomecardswhenthecouplewalkedtotheexit.“He’sabraveman,”theclerk语言知识运用返回said.“Mostofuswouldgiveupourinterestsifwewereblindat

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youngage.Butheandhiswifecomeinwheneverthere’sanewartshow.”

Itexplained

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non⁃stoptalk.Asuddensenseofshamecametomyheartfor

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Iwasthinkingjustnow.

“Butwhatdoeshegetoutoftheworksofart?”Iasked.“He

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see.”

“Hiswifeshowseachpainting

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hecanseeitinhishead,”theclerkanswered.

Ilearned

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aboutpatience,courageandlovethatday.Isawthepatienceofthisyoungwifedescribingpaintingstoapersonwithoutsightandthecourageofahusbandwhowouldnotallowblindness

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hislife.AndIsawtheloveasIwatchedthiscouplewalkingawayholdingeachother’shands.

返回(

)1.A.at

B.on

C.in

D.from(

)2.A.they

B.them

C.their

D.theirs(

)3.A.stand

B.wasstanding

C.stood

D.amstanding(

)4.A.sucha

B.such

C.so

D.soa(

)5.A./

B.a

C.an

D.the(

)6.A.how

B.what

C.that

D.whether(

)7.A.can

B.could

C.can’t

D.couldn’tBCBADBC返回(

)8.A.although

B.if

C.sothat

D.unless(

)9.A.nothing

B.something

C.everything

D.anything(

)10.A.change

B.changed

C.changing

D.tochangeCBD返回二、完形填空InApril2007,about30,000runnerstooktothestreetsofBostonforoneoftheworld’smostfamousraces,theBostonMarathon.Nearlyhalfthecompetitorsinthe42.2kmracewere

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.Butformostoftherace’s120⁃yearhistory,onlymenhavebeen

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tocompete.

AwomannamedRobertaGibbhelped

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thatin1966,whenshesneaked(偷偷溜走)intothemarathonandfinishedaheadofmostofthemen.“Wordwentoutaroundtheworldthatawomanhaddonethe

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,”saysGibb.“Itchangedthewaymen

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women.”

GibbsawherfirstBostonMarathonin1964whilerunningthroughher返回neighborhood.Shewasinspiredtoruntheraceherself.Fornearlytwoyears,Gibb

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,butwhenshesentinanapplicationforthe1966race,itwas

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.

Atthattime,thelongestofficialracesforwomenwereonly2.4kilometers.Manypeopledidn’tthinkwomencouldrunlonger

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.Runningamarathonwasalsoseenas“unladylike”.

返回ButGibbrefusedtoletgoofherdream.OnApril19,sheshowedupatthemarathonwearingherbrother’sshortsandasweatshirtinordernottoshowthatshewasawoman.Shortlyafterthestartoftherace,Gibb

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hersweatshirtandwas

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toseethecrowdcheerwhentheyrealizedshewasawoman.Gibbfinishedtheraceinthreehoursand21minutes,fasterthantwo⁃thirdsofthemalerunners.

Gibbopenedthedoorforfuturewomenrunners.Finally,in1972,themarathonwasofficiallyopenedtowomen.返回(

)1.A.women

B.men

C.teenagers

D.adults(

)2.A.invited

B.allowedC.required

D.stopped(

)3.A.improve

B.create

C.change

D.record(

)4.A.unnecessary

B.unknown

C.impolite

D.impossible(

)5.A.askedfor

B.thoughtabout

C.learnedfrom

D.filledwithABCDB返回(

)6.A.played

B.competed

C.trained

D.hid(

)7.A.refused

B.avoided

C.accepted

D.encouraged(

)8.A.lines

B.ways

C.roads

D.distances(

)9.A.tookout

B.tookaway

C.tookoff

D.tookup(

)10.A.afraid

B.sad

C.free

D.surprisedCADCD返回三、

短文填空Anoldmanwenttolivewithhisson,daughter⁃in⁃law(媳妇),andfour⁃year⁃oldgrandson.Hewasold,sohishandstrembled(颤抖)badly.1.

hewaseating,heoftendroppedthefoodontothefloorandbrokedishes.Hissonanddaughter⁃in⁃lawwereso2.

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