Unit 2 I think that mooncakes are delicious 话题2 节日与假日（提高版） 录音稿和答案

录音稿人教版九年级全一册Unit2Ithinkmooncakesaredelicious!(话题2：节日与假日)（提高版）Ⅰ.听短对话，选择正确答案。每段对话读两遍。1.W:DoyouwanttogofishingonChildren’sDay?M:No,Idon’t.Iwanttoseeamovie.2.W:NextMondayisTeachers’Day.Ineedtosendsomecardstomyteachers,butIhavenomoney.WhatshouldIdo?M:Well,youcouldmakesomecardsbyyourself.3.W:CanIhelpyou?M:Yes,please.Iwantasweater.4.W:What’sthatweather?M:Ithasbeenrainingthesedays.Ireallymissthesunshine.5.W:Wouldyouliketohavedinnerwithustonight，David？M:I'dloveto，butI'mafraidIcan't．Ihavesomeworktodotonight.Ⅱ.听两段长对话。选择正确答案。每段对话读两遍。听下面一段对话,回答第6至7两个小题。W:DoyoulikeThanksgivingDay,Jim?M:Yes,Ido.ButIlikeHalloweenbest.ItisonOctober31st.W:Whydoyoulikeit?M:Becausewecanhavelotsoffunonthatday.听下面一段对话,回答第8至10三个小题。W:Hello,Simon.CanyoutellmewhatchildrenusuallydoonthenightbeforeChristmasDay?M:Ofcourse.Childrenusuallyputtheirstockingsattheendoftheirbedsbeforetheygotobed.W:Why?M:TheywantSantaClaustogivethemsomepresents.W:HowdoesSantaClausgetintothehouse?M:Hecomesdownthechimneyintothehouseandbringschildrenalotofpresents.W:Whatdochildrendothenextmorning?M:Childrenusuallygetupveryearly.Theyopenthepresentsintheirstockings.Thentheywakeuptheirparentsandsay,“MerryChristmas!”Ⅲ.听短文，选择正确答案。短文读两遍。TheLanternFestivalisaChinesefestival.Ithasalonghistory.PeoplecelebrateitonthefifteenthdayofthefirstmonthoftheChineseNewYear.ItisoneofthebiggestholidaysinChina.Somedaysbeforethefestival,peoplebegintomakelanterns.Peoplemakelanternsintheshapeofdifferentanimals,vegetables,fruits,andmanyotherthings.Peoplealsowriteriddlesonthelanterns.It’sveryinteresting.ThenontheeveningoftheLanternFestival,allthelanternsarehungup.Peoplegooutsidetoenjoythelanternsandguesstheriddlesonthem.Oftenyoucanseelionanddragondances.Everythingisveryinterestingandeveryoneisveryhappy.Ⅳ.听短文，完成表格中所缺的单词。每空一词。短文读两遍。BeforeFather’sDay,Ifoundmyfatherwasunhappybecausehewasoutofwork.IdecidedtocheerhimupbybuyinghimaspecialFather’sDaygift.OnedayafterschoolIrodetoaverypopularshopandtoldashopgirlthatIwaslookingforaFather’sDaypresent.“Doyouthinkhe’dlikeawatch?”sheasked.“Ithinkhemight,”Itoldher.ShetookoutaSwisswatchandItoldherthatIwouldlikeit.“Howmuchmoneydoyouhave?”sheasked.“Twelvedollars,”Ianswered.“You’resolucky!”shetoldme.“It’sonly$11.Youstillhave$1forthecard.”Whenmyfatheropenedthegift,heaskedamazedly.“Wheredidyougetit?”“Iboughtitattheshop.Itcostme$11,”Isaid.Myfatherwasshockedintosilence.Manyyearslater,Ilearnedthatthewatchwasaboutsomehundreddollars,soIknowhowgoodtheshophadbeentome.IalwaysfeltsorrythatIneverhadchancetothanktheshopgirl.“Whatreallyamazesmetothisday...mydaughter,”myfathersaid.“Lettingyouhavethewatchfor11dollarswasunableenough.Butthefactthatsheletyouleavetheshopwithadollarforthecardwasatouchofkindness.