江蘇省中考英語復習九上Unit5導學案

9上Unit5基礎(chǔ)訓練部分一、記憶訓練部分（一）要點詞匯梳理1.給獲勝者頒發(fā)獎牌presentamedaltoawinner2.對音樂感興趣showaninterestinmusic經(jīng)過控制水的流速bycontrollingthespeedofwaterflow不一樣的心境創(chuàng)建不一樣的情景createdifferentpicturesindifferentminds幫助東西方文化搭建一座橋梁helpbuildabridgebetweentheEastandtheWest成功地將東西方音樂聯(lián)合在一同successfullybringChineseandWesternmusictogether博得奧斯卡音樂獎winanOscarforthemusic影響他的作品influencehisworks創(chuàng)建一種新式音樂createanewtypeofmusic被選擇去做某事bechosentodosth.高度評論他的音樂thinkhighlyofhismusic決定在藝術(shù)節(jié)拉小提琴decidetoplaytheviolinattheartfestival對全部學生及家長開放beopentoallstudentsandparents看到她正朝我們跑來seeherrunningtowardsus倉促進入劇院hurryintothetheatre連續(xù)一個半小時lastforoneandahalfhours對某人有價值beofvaluetosb.=bevaluabletosb.創(chuàng)作音樂makeupmusic對---有天分haveagiftfor把一些顏料滴在紙上dropsomepaintontothepaper1（二）要點句子梳理由于我已經(jīng)找到比藝術(shù)更令人快樂的事情了。BecauseI’vefoundsomethingmorepleasantthanart.在2008年北京奧運會上，每當給獲勝者頒發(fā)獎牌時，頒獎音樂就會響起。EachtimeamedalwaspresentedtoawinnerattheBeijing2008OlympicGames,theawardmusicwasplayed.他喜愛淙淙的水聲和颯颯的風聲，由于對他來說，最美好的音樂來自于大自然。Helovesthesoundsoftherushingwaterandtheblowingwindbecause,tohim,thebestmusiccomesfromnature.當譚盾很年青的時候，就對音樂很感興趣。Whenhewasveryyoung,Tanshowedaninterestinmusic.由于當時沒有任何樂器，他就用一般的東西來創(chuàng)作音樂，比方石頭和紙。Sincehehadnomusicalinstrumentsthen,hemademusicwithcommonobjectslikestonesandpaper.在那邊他逐漸認識了世界各地偉大的音樂家。Therehegottoknowgreatmusiciansfromaroundtheworld.作為一位作曲家，或許是由于電影《臥虎藏龍》中的音樂使他博得奧斯卡大獎而令他聲名大振。Asacomposer,perhapsheisbestknownforwinninganOscarforhismusicinthefilmCrouchingTiger,HiddenDragon.由于喜愛天籟之音，譚盾多次將其運用于他的音樂中。Ashelikesthesoundsofnature,Tanusesthemalotinhismusic.9.相反地，譚盾經(jīng)過控制水的流速來制造出超出50種不一樣的聲音。Instead,Tanmakesover50soundsfromwaterbycontrollingthespeedofwaterflow.北京奧林匹克運動會上運用了傳統(tǒng)的中國音樂和一種中國古代的鐘聲，只管它是以一種西方的形式體現(xiàn)出來的。ThemusicfortheBeijingOlympicsusestraditionalChinesemusicandthesoundsofanancientChinesebell,thoughitisinaWesternstyle.我的音樂就是夢想無邊。Mymusicistodreamwithoutboundaries.你感覺這個藝術(shù)形式怎么樣？Whatdoyouthinkofthisartform?=Howdoyoulikethisartform?他們以為我有繪畫的天分。TheythinkIhavearealgiftforpainting.她鼓舞我連續(xù)試試而且創(chuàng)作出更多出色的畫。Sheencouragedmetokeeptryingandmakemorewonderfulpictures.一、基礎(chǔ)練習部分2（一）要點語法加強Because的用法。昨天我沒有去上學，由于我患病了。他去購物了，由于他需要買些食品。他們沒有去博物館，由于下雨了。Theydidn’tgotothemuseum________itrained.Theydidn’tgotothemuseum________________therain.Since和as的用法。既然你有空了，你最好把你的寢室整理一下。（）____yourfatheriswellagain,younolongerhaveanythingtoworryabout.A.SinceB.BeforeC.ThoughD.While3.Theyhavelivedinthathousesincetwoyearsago.（對劃線部分發(fā)問）_______________________theylivedinthathouse?4.（）____Janewastheoldestinthisfamily,shehadtolookaftertheothers.A.ThoughBWhile9上Unit5綜合訓練部分一、單項選擇()1.HecanimprovehisChinese________practicingmore.()2.Weprefer________someshoppingto________campingsincetheweatherisn’tlovely.3A.do;goingB.doing;goC.do;goD.doing;going()3.---Howareyougoingtobeafootballplayer?---I________everyday.A.amgoingtopracticefootballB.amgoingtostudymathC.amgoingtotakeactinglessonsD.amgoingtostudycomputerscience()4.Hegot________withplayingchess.D.bore()5.It’sa________place.Icanhardlyhearyou.()6.Ratherthan________toschoolbybus,hepreferred________bike.A.togo;torideB.go;ridingC.going;torideD.go;toride二、詞匯運用1.Therichwomanusedtolivein_________(中心的)London.2.InChina,wehavemany_________(傳統(tǒng)的)festivals,suchastheMid-AutumnFestival,theChineseSpringFestivalandtheDragonBoatFestival.3.Therewillbea_________(音樂會)thisSaturday.Wouldliketogowithme?4.Whateveryouwanttochatabout,we'lldoit_________(今夜)Learningamusical_________(樂器)introducesachildtoanunderstandingofmusicHerwordslefta_________impressiononme.(last)MrSinghwasa_________successfulsalesman.(high)HeisoneofBritain'sbestknownrock_________(music)9.Manystudentsdidn’thandintheirhomeworkontimethismorning,sotheteachergotangry.Butatlasthe_________himself.(control)10.YesterdayTomsavedaboywhofellintowater.He_________forhiscourage.(praise)三、翻譯句子這個小女孩很小的時候就對跳舞感興趣。他說的這樣快，以致于都喘可是氣來。很多人以為SpudWebb有打籃球的天分。我以為你這樣假造他的故事是不好的。你的建議關(guān)于我來說有很高的價值。4四、語篇訓練（一）完形填空Stoneisallaroundus.Stoneisusuallyveryhard,1itcanalsobesoft.Stoneshavemanyuses.Insome2,artistscarve（雕琢）beautifulthingsoutofsoftstones,becausetheycanbeshapedeasily.Inancienttimes，peoplecarved3personsoranimalsoutofsoftstones,whichcouldbecarriedalongwith.WhileinsomeEuropeancountries，statues（雕塑）arecarved4hardstonesandtheydonotchangeeasily.Insummer,thehotsun5onthesestatuesandinwinterthesnowfallsonthem，butthey6remainbeautiful.Stoneisstrongandlong-lasting.So,itis7enoughforbuildings.Ahousebuiltofstonedoesnotcatchfireaseasilyas8madeofwood.Somestonesarecoloured,sotheymakethe9，somekindsofstonescanbeusedto10jewellery（珠寶）.We’vefoundstonesarereallyamazing.1.A.andB.butC.orD.so2.A.countriesB.citiesC.factoriesD.parks3.A.youngB.oldC.smallD.big4.A.intoB.ofC.forD.from5.A.shinesB.dropsC.putsD.fits6.A.evenB.stillC.neverD.often7.A.goodB.bigC.longD.old8.A.thisB.noneC.oneD.it9.A.stonesB.buildingsC.fireD.woodB.sellC.buyD.make（二）任務型閱讀WilliamShakespearewasawriterofplaysandpoems.Someofhismostfamousplaysarepopulartoday.HewasborninEngland.Atschoolhelikedwatchingplays.Hedecidedtobeanactorwhenhefinishedschoolattheageoffourteen.In1582,hemarriedafarmer’sdaughter.Shewaseightyearsolderthanhewas.Theirfirstchildwasadaughter.Latertheyhadtwins.In1585,Shakespearelefthishometown,Stratford-upon-Avon.Hiswifeandchildrenstayed5behind.Nooneknowswhyheleftorwhathedidbetween1585and1592.Attwenty-eight,hemovedtoLondonandjoinedatheatrecompanywhichopenedtheGlobeTheatrein1599.Hebecameanactor,andhealsowroteplays.Heusuallyactedinhisownplays.Hemadealmostnomoneyfromhiswriting.Buthemadealotofmoneyfromacting.Withthemoneyheboughtalargehouseinhishometown.Attheageofforty-nine,Shakespeareretired（退休）andwenttoliveinfamily.Heleftthegenius（天才）totheworld.YoustillseehisplaysinEnglishandinmanyotherlanguages.Heisoneofthemostfamouswritersintheworld.()1.Shakespearewrotemanyfamousplaysexcept.A.HamletB.Macbeth()2.Shakespearedecidedtobeanactorin.A.1578B.1582C.1599D.1616()3.In1585,ShakespearelefthishometownStratford-upon-Avon.A.withhiswifeB.withhisdaughterC.withhiswifeandchildrenD.alone()4.Shakespearegotmuchmoneyfrom.A.writingB.playsC.actingD.retirement()5.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.Shakespearehadtwochildren.B.Shakespearewrote