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【教育資料】牛津上海版初二八年級上英語-unit2-同步學(xué)案學(xué)習(xí)精品【教育資料】牛津上海版初二八年級上英語-unit2-同步學(xué)案學(xué)習(xí)精品【教育資料】牛津上海版初二八年級上英語-unit2-同步學(xué)案學(xué)習(xí)精品資料僅供參考文件編號：2022年4月【教育資料】牛津上海版初二八年級上英語-unit2-同步學(xué)案學(xué)習(xí)精品版本號：A修改號：1頁次：1.0審核：批準(zhǔn):發(fā)布日期：(Ox)8AUnit2WorkandplayPARTONEVocabularysimilarexpectintroductionsuccessfulresponsibleaccountantsaleclientassistachieveattendpopularfailexamseldomboringneverexperimentmanagerfitchampioncircusacrobattoughunicycleperformancecostumephysicalUsefulExpressionscleanmyteeth刷我的牙usethetelephone打電話rideamotorcycle騎摩托車writetheintroduction寫介紹whizz-kid神童oneofthetopstudents最出色的學(xué)生之一writecomputergames寫電腦游戲haveafamilybusiness有一個家族生意overhalfamillion超過五百萬beresponsibleforsales負(fù)責(zé)銷售discussthebusinessoverbreakfast在早餐時討論生意的事someofthework一些功課achieveAgrades獲得A等級failanexam考試不及格collectsb.fromsp.從某地接某人attendaclub去俱樂部askmetoassistthem讓我?guī)椭麄僣ontinueworkingon…在某方面繼續(xù)工作toosimpleforsb.對于某人太容易never/atnotime從不seldom/notmanytimes極少sometimes/lessthanoften,morethanseldom時常always/allthetime/everytime總是ascienceteacher一個科學(xué)老師likedbymanypeople被很多人喜愛（受歡迎的）nearlythesameas幾乎一樣inchargeof/manage管理havearealschool有一個真正的學(xué)校getbored/loseinterestinsth.感到無聊trainforthecircus為了馬戲團(tuán)而訓(xùn)練rideaunicycle騎獨(dú)輪車haveabigcrowd有一大群人putonone’smake-up/paintfortheface化妝UsefulStructures/GrammarMydadisthemanagerofthecompany,andmymumisresponsibleforsales.Isometimesmakephonecallstoourclientsontheway.WendyWang,15,mustbeoneofthetopstudentsinthecity.Everymorningwediscussthebusinessoverbreakfast.Abouttwiceaweekthedrivercollectsmefromschool.Ifinishmyhomeworkbeforedinner.Idonotusuallyneedmuchsleep.…butsomeoftheworkisboringbecauseitistoosimpleforme.Ihavelunchwithaclient,andthenIreturntoschool.AfterschoolIusuallyattendaclub.Iseldomgotobedbefore11.30p.m.Igetoutofbed,washandputonmyclothes.PARTTWO(四號)WordFormationrepeat(n.)__________explain(n.)__________heat(adj.)__________perform(n.)__________attend(n.)__________usual(反義詞)__________7.assist(n.)__________8.sell(n.)__________9.exam(n.全稱)__________10.luck(adj.)__________busy(n.)__________12.succeed(adj.)__________physical(n.)__________achieve(n.)__________fail(n.)__________Completethesentencewiththegivenwordinthecorrectform.16.Let’shavea______aboutwhichplacetovisitduringthevacation.(discuss)17.Hisambitionistobea_____singer.(success)18.Allthethingsintheshopareon_____now.Youcansavealotofmoney.(sell)19.Weallthinkthisplayis____.(bore)20.Hecamehomelaterthan______lastnight.(usually)21.________,hewasinwhenIcalled.(lucky)22.________isenough.Don’tdoitagain.(one)23.Successcomesaftermany________.(fail)24.Youmustdoyourhomework________.(careful)25.Weoftenhelpthose________inourschoollibrarykeepbooksinorder.(assist)26.Itseemmuch_______tohavelightmealsbeforegoingtobed.(health)27.Youshouldlearnfromherbecausesheisagreatexampleof______.(polite)28.Aletterassistantalsoneedstocollectallthelettersandkeepa________recordonthecomputerforTheQueen.(day)29.Atthe________oftheceremony,allthepeoplestooduptosingasong.(begin)30.LiNaisawell-known________tennisplayer.(energy)SentenceTransformation31.Thesephysicsproblemsweretoodifficultforanyofustoworkout.(同義句轉(zhuǎn)換)Thesephysicsproblemsweren’tsodifficultthat_____ofus____workthemout.32.Thebabypandawas3kgheavyatbirth.(同義句轉(zhuǎn)換)Thebabypandawas3kg____________atbirth.33.IthinkShanghaiseldomhasalotofraininwinter.(改為反義疑問句)IthinkShanghaiseldomhasalotofraininwinter,____________34.ThestudentshadviolinlessonsonMondayafternoons.(對劃線部分提問)____________didthestudentshaveviolinlessons?35.WendyWangusuallyneedsalotofsleep.(改為否定句)WendyWang______usuallyneed______sleep.36.among,world,Shanghai,the,cities,the,famous,most,is,in(連詞成句)_____________________________________________________________________MultipleChoice37.Howmanystudentsfailedlastterm?

Whichofthefollowingiscorrectfortheunderlinedword?A. /faIld/ B．/feIld/ C./f?:ld/ D./fI?d/38. Wendyputson____schooluniformandPaulputson_____too.A. her…h(huán)ers B.his…h(huán)is C.her…h(huán)isD.his…h(huán)ers39. Ourteacherenteredtheclassroomwithabookinonehandandexercisebooksinhis____hand.A. another B.theother C.other D.others40. Everyonemustberesponsible________whatheorshehasdone.A．to B.for C．a(chǎn)t D.in41.Wendysometimesmakesphonecalls_______herclientsinthemorning.A.of B.for C.in D.to42.WendyusuallyreadsEnglish_____anhourinthemorning.A.of B.in C.on D.for43.Eddieisoneof______inmyclass.A.topstudent B.thetopstudentC.thetopstudents D.top44.A(n)______looksafterabuildingandsometimesworksallnightandsleepsduringtheday.A.dentist B．engineer C．guard D.manager45.AllofWendy’sfamily_____inherbusiness.A.work B.works C.do D.does46.Sandy_____herclothesquicklyeverymorning.A.wear B.wears C.puton D.putson47.Iusually______at10p.m.A.getup B.wakeup C.gotobed D.gotothebed48.Doesyourmothersometimes_____you_____somewashing?

A.ask…todo B.asks…todo C．a(chǎn)sks…doD．a(chǎn)sk…do49.Heseldomputshisbooksinorder,_____he?

A.does B.did C.doesn’t D.didn’t50.ProfessorWangisverypopularwiththestudents.Weall______himverymuch.A.likes B.like C.doesn’tlike D.don’tlike51.Theroomisn’t_______forustoreadbecausethereisn’t______.A.enoughlight…lightenough B.lightenough…lightenoughC.lightenough…enoughlight D.enoughlight...enoughlight52.Oh,whata_____film!Ireallyget______.A．boring…boring B.boring…boredC．bored…boring D.bored…bored53.I_____walktoschoolbecausemyhomeisfarawayfromit.A.sometimes B.seldom C.often D.always54.You_____finishtheworkbeforeteno’clock．A.needn’tto B.don’tneed C.mustn’t D.don’thaveto55．I’msorrythatIcan’t_____thelectureattheCityHall.A.attend B.takepartinC.join D.enter56.Hecalledmefromtheretwominutesago,sohe_____beinhisoffice.A.can B.may C.must D.need57.Thoughitwasverylateatnight,theyoungman_______.A.continuedtostudy B.continuedstudyingC.stoppedstudying D.stoppedtostudy58._______achievedAgradesintoday’sEnglishquiz.A.Moststudent B.MostofstudentsC.Mostofthestudents D.Mostofstudent59.Mymotheraskedmetorepeat______phonenumber______secondtimesothatshecouldwriteitdown.A.the;a B.a;the C.an;a D.the;the60.Marywassoexcited______shereceivedaninvitationtospeakatascientificconference.A.that B.although C.when D.why61.WhenJackarrivedatthetheater,theplay________forhalfanhour.A.hadstarted B.hadbegun C.hasbeenonD.hadbeenonReadingcomprehensionSectionAGeorgeHarrisonhadthehappiestchildhoodoftheBeatles(披頭士樂隊(duì)).Hedidn’thavethesadnessof62hismotherasPaulandJohndid,Hedidn’tgetsicklikeRingo.HewastheyoungestBeatle,bornonFebruary25,1943.Harold,hisfather,droveabus.Louise,hismother,taughtballroomdancing(交誼舞).ButlittleGeorgewasn’tinterestedindancing.Hewasn’tinterestedinmusic,either.Hewasa63boy.Ashegotolder,heworetightpantsandgrewhishairlong,eventhoughtheotherkids64himforit.Georgeusedtotellthemhekepthishairlongbecausethescissors(剪刀)hisfatherusedweren’tsharp.Ofcourse,thatwasn’ttrue,hejustlikedthewayhishairlooked.MusiccameintoGeorge’slifewhenhewasfourteen.That’swhenheheardaBritish65namedLonnieDonegan.ThemusicLonnieDoneganplayedwassimilartorockandroll,exceptitwasfaster.Theycalledthisnewmusic“skiffle.”Georgelovedthesoundofit,andbeggedhismothertobuyhimaguitar.She66agreed,andboughtoneforfivedollars.Georgetaughthimselfhowtoplay.Hepracticedsomuchthatthetipsofhisfingersstartedtobleed(流血).Soonhewanteda67guitar,anelectricguitar.Anelectricguitarismuchlouderbecausewhenit’spluggedin,thesoundrunsthroughaspeaker.Eventhoughtheguitarwassixtydollars,hismotherboughtitforhim.WhilePaullovedtosing,Georgewasmoreinterestedinplayingguitar.Hewasactuallytooscaredtosinginfrontofpeople.Yearslater,hewouldbeknownas“thequietBeatle.”62.A)losing B)describing C)begging D)following63.A)thankful B)serious C)quiet D)noisy64.A)tookcareof B)madefunof C)shookhandswith D)madefriendswith65.A)singer B)teacher C)waiter D)dancer66.A)angrily B)hungrily C)hardly D)finally67.A)heavier B)cheaper C)better D)worseSectionBPingPongDoor----------------------------------------------------Doyouwantaping-pongtableinyourroom

Butyoumaynothaveenoughspace.Nowthisdoorisheretohelpyou.Itcanturnintoaping-pongtablewhenyoupullitdown.Afterthepingponggameisover,itgoesbacktobeinganormaldoor.ItwasdesignedbyTobiasFr?nzelfromGermany.Coolconcept!DogWatch--------------------------------------------------------------Thedogwatchisactuallya"clockforkeepingtimeatarate(比率)otherthanhumantime"andwasinventedin1991.Withthishandywatch,youcanbeawareoftimeatyouranimal’srateinsteadofyourown.Accordingtotheinventor,thewatchmultiplieseveryhumansecond,minuteandhourbyseven,thusgivingus"doggytime".Ifadoglivestobetheageof14,thattranslatesinto98humanyears!EarthquakeHouse--------------------------------------------------------Bigearthquakescandamageahouse,possiblymakingthepeopleinitgethurt.Butourinventorhasasolution,theEarthquakeHouse!Hisideaissimple,buildaroundhousethathasearthquakesensors(傳感器)init.Ifthesensorssignalthebigearthquake,thehouseisautomaticallyreleased(松開)fromitschains.Don'tworry.Youalwaysremainuprightinit.Wedon'trecommend(推薦)thisforahillsidehomebecausetherearen'tanybrakestostopit!Smellthis---------------------------------------------------------------------Howdoyouknowifyourbreathsmellsnice,orifitsmellsbadIt’sdifficulttoknowbecauseit’sveryhardtosmelltheairthatcomesoutofyourownmouth.SmellThisisusefulforthissituation.Youjustplacethemask(面罩)onyourface,thenbreatheoutthroughyourmouthandbreatheinthroughyournose.68.InParagraph1,“it”refersto____________.A)yourroom B)enoughspace C)pingponggame D)ping-pongtable69.Ifadoglivesto5yearsold,thattranslatestohumanyears.A)25 B)30 C)35 D)4070.InParagraph3,theunderlinedword“brake”means.A)somethingforrepairing B)somethingforslowingorstoppingC)somethingforeating D)somethingforbreathing71.Whichinventionisbesttousebeforemeetingsomeoneimportanttoyou

.A)SmellThis. B)EarthquakeHouse.C)DogWatch. D)PingPongDoor.72.Whichofthefollowingstatementisright

.A)WithDogWatch,youcanknowwhenthedogwantstoeat.B)WehadbetterusetheEarthquakeHouseforahillsidehome.C)It’sdifficulttosmelltheairfromourownmouthwithoutSmellThis.D)PingpongDoorrequiresabeginnerskatertotraininastrictmanner.73.Youcanfindsuchapassageinthematerialsexcept.A)newspapers B)magazinesC)sciencebooks D)storybooksReadthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords(A)A)neverB)successfulC)usuallyD)thinkE)soA)neverB)successfulC)usuallyD)thinkE)soA)neverB)successfulC)usuallyD)thinkE)soA)neverB)successfulC)usuallyD)thinkE)soA)neverB)successfulC)usuallyD)thinkE)soA)neverB)successfulC)usuallyD)thinkE)soA)neverB)successfulC)usuallyD)thinkE)soAreyouthefirstorthelastchildinyourfamilyOrareyouamiddleoranonlychild

Somepeople74itmatterswhereyouwereborninyourfamily.Buttherearedifferentideasaboutwhatbirthordermeans.Somepeoplesaythattheeldestchildrenaresmart.Theyareverylikelytobe75.Thereasonforthisissimple.Parentshavealotoftimefortheirfirstchild;theygivehimorhermuchattention.Sothischildislikelytodowell.Anonlychildwillsucceedforthesamereason.Whathappenstotheotherchildreninthefamily

Middlechildrendon’tgetsomuchattention,76theydon’tfeelthatimportant.Ifafamilyhasmanychildren,themiddleonesometimesgetslostinthecrowd.Theyoungestchild,though,oftengetsspecialtreatment.Heorsheisthebaby.Oftenthischildgrowsuptobefunnyorcharming.Doyoubelievetheseideasaboutbirthordertoo

Arecentstudysawthingsquitedifferently.Thestudyfoundthatfirstchildrenbelievedinfamilyrules.Theydidn’ttakemanychancesintheirlives.They77followedorders.Rulesdidn’tmeanasmuchtolaterchildreninthefamily.Theywentoutandfollowedtheirownideas.Theytookchancesandtheyoftendidbetterinlife.(B)HelpaChildWriteaBookReviewWhyUseThisTipReviewingafavorite(ornotsofavorite)bookhelpsachild’sreadingcomprehension.Italsogiveshimorherthec78toexpressanopinionthroughwritinganddevelophisorherwritingstyleandvoice.Inordertowriteaneffective(有效的)reviewwhichhelpsthereaderdecidewhetherornottopickupaparticularbook,achildmustincludecertainelements.Byhelpingachildrecognizewhatthoseelementsareandhowtheycanhelphimorherexpressopinions,you’llprovideaframework(框架)forwritinga79notonlybooksbutalsomovies,plays,andTVshows.WhattoDo1.Lookforsomeexamplesofbookreviews.Yourfavoritemagazineorlocalnewspapermaybeagoodsource;somenewspapersevenincludereviewsbymiddleorhighschoolstudents.Youcanalsof80bookreviewsonlineattheBookssectionofUSATodayorTheNewYorkTimes.2.Readsomebookreviewswithachildandtogetherpickoutthemainelements,forexample:thebook’st81andauthor(作者),abriefsummaryoftheplot,commentsonthebook’sstrengthsandweaknesses,thereviewer’sp82responsetothebookwithspecificexamplestosupportpraiseorcriticism(批評).3.Helpthechildchooseabooktoreview.Itcanbeanovelheorsheisreadingforfunorabookforhomework.Onewaytoencourageinterestandhavesomefunwiththeprojectistopickabook,suchasachildren’spicturebook,acomicstripnovel,orabookofphotography.4.Encouragethec