Unit10　Youresupposedtoshakehands　SectionA课件人教版九年级英语全册

Unit10You’resupposedtoshakehands.第1课时SectionA1a～2d⁠一、

用所给词的适当形式填空。1.

I

invited

him

to

go

⁠(go)

to

the

movies

with

me,

but

he

refused.2.Whatarethethreethingsyouare

expected⁠(expect)todotohelpthem3.Didyouwatchthefilm

called⁠(call)Coco(《寻梦环游记》)4.

To

my

surprise

⁠(surprised),

the

young

woman

is

our

new

English

teacher.5.

I

made

⁠(make)

some

mistakes

at

Jim’s

party

last

night.to

go

expected

called

surprise

made

二、

用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空。custom

greet

kiss

suppose

bow1.

In

China,

you

are

not

supposed

⁠

to

start

eating

first

if

there

are

old

people

at

the

table.2.

She

greeted

⁠

us

by

shouting

out

a

friendly

“hello”

yesterday.3.

In

Japan,

people

often

bow

⁠

when

they

meet

others.4.

In

Brazil

and

some

other

countries,

people

often

kiss

⁠

to

greet

each

other.5.

Different

places

have

different

customs

⁠.

We

should

learn

something

about

them.

supposed

greeted

bow

kiss

customs

三、

单项选择。（

A

）1.

The

little

girl

kissed

her

mother

⁠her

face.A.

onB.

inC.

atD.

into（

B

）2.

He

⁠his

hands

and

wanted

to

shake

hands

with

me

as

soon

as

he

saw

me.A.

put

outB.

held

outC.

gave

outD.

went

out（

B

）3.

I

think

tea

will

taste

better

⁠some

milk

in

it.A.

forB.

withC.

fromD.

atABB（

A

）4.

He

told

us

to

visit

more

people

to

⁠the

truth.A.

find

outB.

keep

awayC.

come

up

withD.

look

up（

A

）5.

⁠he

heard

the

little

crying

for

help

outside,

he

rushed

out

of

the

room.A.

As

soon

asB.

UnlessC.

IfD.

AlthoughAA四、

连词成句。1.

bow,

polite,

to,

countries,

some,

in,

to,

each

other,

it’s

It’s

polite

to

bow

to

each

other

in

some

countries

⁠.2.

with,

shake

hands,

expected,

to,

you’re,

your,

friends

You’re

expected

to

shake

hands

with

your

friends

⁠.3.

talk,

to,

aloud,

it’s,

in

public,

impolite

It’s

impolite

to

talk

aloud

in

public

⁠.4.

talk,

at,

while,

eating,

you,

are,

not,

to,

the,

table,

supposed

You

are

not

supposed

to

talk

at

the

table

while

eating

⁠.It’s

polite

to

bow

to

each

other

in

some

countries

You’re

expected

to

shake

hands

with

your

friends

It’s

impolite

to

talk

aloud

in

public

You

are

not

supposed

to

talk

at

the

table

while

eating

⁠五、

完形填空。An

old

saying

goes,

“When

in

Rome,

do

as

the

Romans

do.”

I

learned

the

meaning

of

this

when

I

studied

in

Russia.One

day

I

1

⁠

some

of

my

Chinese

friends

to

a

famous

local

restaurant

in

Moscow.

My

guests

and

I

were

excited

about

visiting

Red

Square

and

happy

about

our

meeting.

We

chatted

2

⁠

until

the

waiter

told

me

that

we

were

talking

too

loud.

We

turned

our

voices

lower.

But

this

didn’t

last

long.

The

waiter

came

over

to

us

two

more

times

with

the

same

3

⁠.How

bad

an

impression(印象)

we

must

have

left

on

the

local

people!

In

China,

it’s

natural

and

4

⁠

for

a

host

to

make

a

lively

atmosphere(气氛).

However,

in

Russia,

having

a

meal

in

a

public

place

means

you

must

5

⁠

your

voice

low.

You

need

to

be

polite

to

others.I

felt

6

⁠

about

this.

Even

though

we

tried

our

best,

it’s

very

difficult

to

form

a

new

habit.

Russians

have

their

own

special

habits.

My

Russian

friend,

Andrey,

always

looks

around

and

thinks

for

a

while

before

leaving

home.

I

asked

him

7

⁠

he

did

this.

“Aha,”

Andrey

said.

“In

Russia,

people

always

spend

about

a

minute

8

⁠

things

and

plans

in

their

minds

before

leaving.

So

they

won’t

leave

9

⁠

necessary

behind.”Finding

the

differences

between

10

⁠

is

fun.

I’d

like

to

keep

my

eyes

and

mind

open.（

B

）1.

A.

made

B.

invited

C.

told

D.

taught（

C

）2.

A.

surprisingly

B.

friendly

C.

warmly

D.

carefully（

A

）3.

A.

message

B.

menu

C.

meal

D.

food（

C

）4.

A.

different

B.

serious

C.

important

D.

interesting（

D

）5.

A.

take

B.

remain

C.

have

D.

keep（

A

）6.

A.

bad

B.

strange

C.

angry

D.

nervous（

C

）7.

A.

how

B.

when

C.

why

D.

where（

B

）8.

A.

going

around

B.

going

over

C.

going

on

D.

going

for（

D

）9.

A.

nothing

B.

something

C.

everything

D.

anything（

D

）10.

A.

friends

B.

knowledge

C.

people

D.

culturesBCACDACBDD六、

词语运用。阅读下面短文,在空白处填入一个适当的单词(有提示词的,填入所给单词的正确形式)。China

is

a

nation

of

etiquette(礼仪).

And

Chinese

people

are

among

the

most

1.

friendly

⁠(friend)

people

in

the

world.

If

foreigners

visit

a

Chinese

family,

they

will

be

surprised

2.

at

⁠

the

warmth

that

they

will

receive

as

guests.

When

you

visit

a

Chinese

family,

the

host

usually

3.

makes

⁠(make)

tea

for

you.

Then

he

will

serve

you

snacks

4.

like

⁠

biscuits

or

candies.

Someone

in

the

family

will

also

chat

with

you.

At

the

same

time,

other

family

5.

members

⁠(member)

will

prepare

a

meal

for

you.

Chinese

people

treat

their

guests

to

a

big

meal.

They

always

present

6.

more

⁠(much)

food

than

the

guests

can

eat.

At

the

dinner

table,

the

guests

must

be

the

7.

first

⁠(one)

to

eat.

As

you

finish

eating,

the

host

usually

says,

“It

seems

that

you

didn’t

eat

much.

Please

have

more.”

friendly

at

makes

like

members

more

first

8.

Although

⁠

you

tell

the

host

that

you

are

full,

he

still

puts

more

food

in

your

bowl.

Being

warm

and

hospitable(好客的)

has

long

been

an

important

part

of

9.

Chinese

⁠(China)

culture

and

tradition.

As

Confucius

said

10.

thousands

⁠(thousand)

of

years

ago,

“To

meet

friends

from

afar(从远处),

how

happy

we

are!”

Although

Chinese

thousands

第2课时SectionA3a～3c⁠一、

用所给词的适当形式填空。1.

I

feel

more

relaxed

⁠(relax)

about

my

job

than

before.2.

The

book

provides

valuable

⁠(value)

information

on

recent

trends.3.

He

can

sit

all

day

long

without

saying

⁠(say)

a

word.4.

I

think

it

is

impolite

⁠(polite)

to

talk

loudly

in

the

library.relaxed

valuable

saying

impolite

二、

用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空。capital

wait

noon

mad

effort1.

You

shouldn’t

keep

me

waiting

⁠

for

so

long

at

the

gate.2.

Beijing

is

the

capital

⁠

of

China.3.

We

often

eat

lunch

in

a

small

restaurant

at

noon

⁠.4.

Jim

got

mad

⁠

at

his

brother,Mike.

It

was

because

Mike

didn’t

allow

him

to

play

computer

games.5.

Alan’s

success

depends

upon

his

effort

⁠

and

ability.waiting

capital

noon

mad

effort

三、

单项选择。（

A

）1.

We

should

⁠the

friendship

that

we

have

developed

in

the

past

years.A.

valueB.

changeC.

makeD.

win（

A

）2.

Gina

will

⁠her

grandparents’

home

as

soon

as

she

is

free.A.

drop

byB.

hang

outC.

wait

forD.

look

up（

C

）3.

(2022·石家庄市第四十中学期末)I

am

sure

Danny

can

carry

the

heavy

box.

He’s

the

strongest

among

us

⁠.A.

at

lastB.

at

timesC.

after

allD.

at

mostAAC（

C

）4.

—

My

sister

prefers

music

that

can

cheer

her

up

when

she

is

⁠.—

That’s

really

a

good

way.A.

relaxedB.

successfulC.

downD.

excited（

C

）5.

China

is

making

⁠to

help

more

developing

countries

fight

against

the

disease.A.

a

decisionB.

a

messC.

an

effortD.

a

mistakeCC四、连词成句。1.like,family,spend,time,I,to,my,with

Iliketospendtimewithmyfamily⁠.2.to,you,his,house,dinner,are,for,going

Areyougoingtohishousefordinner⁠3.keep,it,to,waiting,impolite,others,is

Itisimpolitetokeepotherswaiting⁠.4.about,pretty,we,time,relaxed,are

Weareprettyrelaxedabouttime⁠.5.there,avoid,early,left,heavy,traffic,I,to

Ileftthereearlytoavoidheavytraffic⁠.I

like

to

spend

time

with

my

family

Are

you

going

to

his

house

for

dinner

It

is

impolite

to

keep

others

waiting

We

are

pretty

relaxed

about

time

I

left

there

early

to

avoid

heavy

traffic

五、

根据汉语意思,完成句子。1.

天太冷了。你不能让他在外面站这么久。It’s

too

cold.

You

can’t

keep

⁠

him

standing

⁠

outside

for

so

long.2.

不要担心。毕竟他已经12岁了。Don’t

worry.

After

⁠

all

⁠,

he

is

already12years

old.3.

请珍惜你和家人共度的时光。Please

value

⁠

the

⁠

time

⁠

you

spend

with

your

family.4.

你应该努力提高你的阅读技能。You

should

make

⁠

an

⁠

effort

⁠

to

⁠

improve

your

reading

skills.

keep

standing

After

all

value

the

time

make

an

effort

to

⁠六、

(2022·石家庄模拟)阅读理解。In

Britain

you

may

often

hear

“Drop

in

any

time.”

or

“Come

to

see

me

soon.”,

but

you

can’t

really

do

that.

People

just

say

those

things

to

make

you

feel

welcome.

It

is

better

to

telephone

before

visiting

someone

at

home.

If

you

receive

a

written

invitation

to

an

event

that

says

“RSVP”,

you

should

reply

to

let

the

person

who

sent

the

invitation

know

whether

or

not

you

plan

to

go.You

should

never

accept

an

invitation

unless

you

really

plan

to

go.

You

may

refuse

by

saying,“Thank

you

for

inviting

me,

but

I

will

not

be

able

to

come.”

If,

after

accepting,

you

are

unable

to

go,

be

sure

to

tell

those

who

are

expecting

you

as

soon

as

possible

that

you

will

not

be

there.Though

it

is

not

necessarily

expected

that

you

give

a

gift

to

your

host,

it

is

considered

polite

to

do

so,

especially

if

you

have

been

invited

for

a

meal.

Flowers,

chocolate,

and

a

small

gift

are

all

appropriate(合适的).

A

thank-you

note

or

telephone

call

after

the

visit

is

also

considered

polite

and

is

an

appropriate

way

to

express

your

appreciation.（D）1.WhatcanyoudowhenaBritishfriendsays“Dropinanytime.”A.

Visit

him

or

her

at

any

time.B.

Say

“no

time”

to

him

or

her

seriously.C.

Visit

him

or

her

soon.D.

Telephone

him

or

her

before

visiting.D（C）2.WhatshouldyoudoifyourBritishfriendsendsyouaninvitationbutyoudonotwanttogoA.

Do

not

give

him

or

her

an

answer.B.

Tell

another

friend

to

go

instead

of

you.C.

Tell

him

or

her

that

you

can’t

be

there

for

some

reason.D.

Tell

him

or

her

that

you

don’t

want

to

go

there.C（B）3.WherewouldyouprobablyseethispassageA.

In

an

invitation.B.

In

a

guidebook.C.

On

a

poster.D.

On

a

postcard.B七、

词语运用。阅读下面短文,在空白处填入一个适当的单词(有提示词的,填入所给单词的正确形式)。In

Australia,

different

people

have

different

ways

to

enjoy

1.

themselves

⁠(they).

They

also

have

their

own

ideas

about

how

to

pass

time.Most

2.

children

⁠(child)

work

hard

in

school

because

they

have

to

take

lots

of

exams.

After

school,

they

don’t

want

to

stay

at

home

to

read

books

any

more.

3.

Instead

⁠,

they

put

aside

their

schoolbags

and

go

out

to

play.

Some

old

people

get

up

early

in

the

morning.

Then

they

go

to

the

park

to

read

newspapers.

It

helps

them

know

what

is

4.

happening

⁠(happen)

around

the

world.

In

the

evening,

they

would

prefer

to

5.

stay

⁠(stay)

at

home

watching

TV

rather

6.

than

⁠

do

anything

else.

Young

people

enjoy

having

7.

relaxing

⁠(relax)

trips

on

weekends.

They

go

to

mountains

to

have

8.

a

⁠

picnic

or

go

to

the

forest

to

camp.

They

usually

start

on

Friday

evening

and

spend

two

days

outside.

Then

on

Sunday

evening,

they

start

their

way

back

home.

Nobody

9.

seems

⁠(seem)

to

be

in

a

hurry,

though

a

busy

week

is

10.

waiting

⁠(wait)

for

them

again.themselves

children

Instead

happening

stay

than

relaxing

a

seems

waiting

第3课时SectionAGrammarFocus～4c⁠一、

用suppose的适当形式填空。1.

I

suppose

⁠

she

is

not

yet

thirty

years

old.2.

You

were

supposed

⁠

to

be

here

at2:00.

I

have

been

waiting

for

you

for

almost

an

hour!suppose

supposed

3.I

suppose⁠thatmyfatherwillbebackinhalfanhour.4.Youarenot

supposed⁠totroubleheragain.5.—Isitgoingtorainthisafternoon—Yes,I

suppose⁠so.suppose

supposed

suppose

二、

单项选择。（

D

）1.

Parents

are

⁠to

teach

their

children

how

to

behave

well.A.

taughtB.

allowedC.

suggestedD.

supposed（

A

）2.

We

are

supposed

⁠some

housework

with

our

parents

when

we

have

free

time.A.

to

shareB.

sharingC.

sharedD.

shareDA（

C

）4.

(2022·毕节)Many

people

have

lost

their

homes

because

of

wars.

It’s

important

for

p