人教版九年級英語Unit13 SectionA第2課時（2d-3b）課件

Unit

13We’retrying

to

save

the

earth!Section

A第2課時（2d-3b）單項填空。(

)

1.I

think

we

should

take

the

public

transportation

to

______

air

pollution.CA.pull

down

B.turn

down

C.cut

down

D.call

down(

)

2.—What

a

beautiful

shirt

you

are

wearing!

It

must

be

expensive!—No.

It

only

______

50

yuan.AA.cost

B.paid

C.spent

D.took(

)

3.Uncle

Li

is

________

humorous

________

helpful,

so

we

all

like

him.BA.neither；

nor

B.not

only；

but

alsoC.either；

or

D.both；

or(

)

4.—There

are

a

lot

of

______

of

bike

riding.—I

agree.

It's

good

for

the

environment

and

it

saves

money.CA.instructions

B.instruments

C.advantages

D.products一、補全對話，其中有兩項多余。A:

Hello!

Environmental

problems

have

become

more

and

more

serious.B:

Yes.

The

river

in

my

village

is

not

so

clean.

1.___

But

now,

it

is

full

of

rubbish.A:

That's

terrible.

And

the

air

pollution

is

serious,

too.

How

I

miss

the

blue

sky

and

the

fresh

air!

What

should

we

do?CB:

First,we

must

take

action

from

ourselves.

2.___A:

I

agree.

Being

volunteers

really

helps.B:

3.___A:

Good

idea!

But

how

can

we

do

that?B:

4.___A:

Sounds

good!

Let's

do

that!B:

5.___BAEDA.

We

need

to

invite

more

people

to

join

us.B.

We

can

be

volunteers

to

help

protect

the

environment.C.

It

used

to

be

clean.D.

OK!

Let's

go.E.

What

about

making

a

speech

about

the

environment

in

public?F.

I

can't

agree

with

you.G.

I

don't

know.二、閱讀理解。

When

looking

at

a

pair

of

used

chopsticks,

most

people

would

see

nothing

but

waste.

But

Felix

Bock

would

see

boxes,

tables,

shelves

and

so

on.

In

2016,

Felix

Bock,

a

doctoral

student

at

the

University

of

British

Columbia,

Canada,

found

out

people

threw

away

about

100,000

pairs

of

chopsticks

every

day

in

Vancouver

alone.

He

felt

the

need

to

do

something.

So

he

started

the

company

Chop

Value

in

the

same

year.

The

company

collected

used

chopsticks

from

restaurants,

schools

and

shopping

centers

in

Canada

and

the

US

and

turned

them

into

furniture

and

other

artworks.

Now

in

its

fifth

year,

with

the

rapid

growth

of

the

company,

Bock

employs

40

people,

and

using

his

special

methods

of

steam

and

press

machines,

he

has

recycled

over

32

million

pairs

of

chopsticks.

Bock

takes

pride

in

his

work.

And

he

hopes

the

idea

behind

Chop

Value

will

help

people

rethink

what

they

see

as

waste.

“I

believe

every

small

action

can

help,”

he

said,

“and

I

am

happy

that

my

business

provides

a

new

way

for

people.”

Hundreds

of

restaurants

across

North

America

pay

a

small

sum

of

money

to

Bock

for

the

recycling

of

their

used

chopsticks.

Bock

doesn't

stop

there.

Now

he

is

busy

taking

his

business

to

more

countries

and

has

set

up

factories

for

recycling

local

wood

like

chopsticks

in

many

countries.(

)

1.When

did

Felix

Bock

start

his

company?AA.In

2016.

B.In

2017.

C.In

2020.

D.In

2021.(

)

2.Which

of

the

following

is

TRUE

according

to

the

passage?CA.The

company

collected

old

chopsticks

to

make

new

machines.B.People

threw

away

about

100,000

pairs

of

chopsticks

in

England.C.The

company

turned

used

chopsticks

into

furniture

and

other

artworks.D.The

company

has

recycled

32

billion

pairs

of

chopsticks.(

)

3.What

does

the

underlined

word

“employs”

mean

in

Chinese?BA.指責(zé)

B.雇用

C.獎勵

D.忽略(

)

4.What's