人教版九年級(jí)英語Unit14 SectionB第5課時(shí)（2a-2e）課件

Unit

14I

remember

meeting

all

of

you

in

Grade

7.Section

B第5課時(shí)（2a-2e）根據(jù)句意用括號(hào)內(nèi)所給動(dòng)詞的適當(dāng)形式填空。1.Is

it

necessary

_________（learn）

a

foreign

language?2.He

is

good

at

__________（swim）.3.Do

you

have

anything

_______（say）

for

yourself?4.It's

spring

now.

It's

time

_________（plant）.5.Don't

keep

me

________（wait）

for

a

long

time.to

learnswimmingto

sayto

plantwaiting一、單項(xiàng)填空。(

)

1.—Come

on!

The

plane

______

Beijing

for

Nanchang

at

12:35.—OK,

I'm

coming.AA.leaves

B.crosses

C.takes

D.calls(

)

2.The

boy

is

feeding

the

monkey

______

a

banana.DA.in

B.at

C.to

D.with(

)

3.—How

long

have

you

______

from

the

USA?—For

two

weeks.DA.come

back

B.returned

C.got

back

D.been

back(

)

4.I

don't

want

to

take

you

______

a

walk.CA.to

B.by

C.for

D.at(

)

5.—Excuse

me,

has

the

train

arrived

______?—Sorry,

sir,

I'm

afraid

you

have

to

wait

for

another

hour.CA.already

B.either

C.yet

D.just二、完形填空。

After

school

on

Friday,

I

waited

at

the

school

gate

to

walk

home

with

Jemma,

as

usual.

Then

I

saw

.

.1.

.

talking

and

laughing

happily

with

some

other

girls.

She

glanced（瞥了一眼）

at

me

and

left

me

alone

there.

I

knew

right

then

that

I

had

.

.2.

.

my

best

friend.

At

dinner,

Mom

asked,

“Is

Jemma

coming

by

tomorrow？”

I

shrugged（聳肩）

and

said

nothing.

The

next

morning,

Mom

asked,

“Today

is

.

.3.

..

What

are

you

and

Jemma

going

to

do？”

I

shrugged

again.

“.

.4.

.

is

Jemma？”

Mom

took

a

look

at

me.

Then

she

said,

“Will

you

take

these

magazines

to

Grandma,

please？”

.

.5.

.

I

walked

down

the

street,

a

new

girl

in

the

neighborhood

came

towards

me,

smiling.

But

I

just

went

.

.6.

.

her.

Grandma

welcomed

me

at

the

door

with

a

warm

hug.

Sitting

on

the

sofa,

I

noticed

a（n）

.

.7.

.

of

kids

in

old-fashioned

clothes

on

the

table.

Grandma

pointed

at

a

girl

with

short

fair

hair.

“That's

Beth

Lambert，”she

said.

“My

best

friend.

Until

a

week

before

we

took

this

photo.”

I

was

.

.8.

.

at

that.

“Beth

and

I

were

best

friends

in

school.

We

did

everything

.

.9.

..

Then

one

day,

she

made

new

friends

and

said

she

didn't

want

to

hang

out

with

me

anymore.

Nothing

hurt

.

.10.

.

that.”

I

didn't

say

anything.

I

couldn't.

I

knew

I'd

start

.

.11.

.

if

I

opened

my

mouth.

Grandma

hugged

me

again.

“Simon,

sometimes

friends

grow

.

.12.

.

.

It

might

happen

to

anyone，”

she

continued.

“Then,

see

him？”

Grandma's

finger

.

.13.

.

to

a

boy

with

glasses

in

the

photo.

“He

lived

near

me.

When

I

was

walking

home

by

myself

.

.14.

.

this

boy

was,

too.

I

said

‘hello'.

And

we

became

friends.”

“So,

if

we

want

to

start

a

new

friendship，”

she

smiled.

“One

.

.15.

.

is

all

it

took.”

As

I

was

heading

home,

that

new

girl

appeared

again.

I

went

towards

her

and

spoke,

“Hello.”(

)

1.A.it

B.them

C.her

D.himC(

)

2.A.lost

B.hurt

C.forgotten

D.beatenA(

)

3.A.Monday

B.Friday

C.Saturday

D.SundayC(

)

4.A.How

B.Where

C.Which

D.WhoD(

)

5.A.As

B.Before

C.After

D.UntilA(

)

6.A.to

B.past

C.with

D.againstB(

)

7.A.card

B.photoC.poster

D.advertisementB(

)

8.A.glad

B.angry

C.satisfied

D.surprisedD(

)

9.A.together

B.outside

C.differently

D.quicklyA(

)

10.A.less

than

B.because

of

C.more

than

D.instead

ofC(

)

11.A.singing

B.laughing

C.shouting

D.cryingD(

)

12.A.old

B.separate

C.strong

D.closeB(

)

13.A.moved

B.connected

C.returned

D.wavedA(

)

14.A.so

B.but

C.for

D.andD(

)

15.A.hug

B.smile

C.word

D.questionC三、閱讀理解。

Thank

you,

Mr.

Smith,

for

your

kind

introduction.

It

was

nice

of

you

to

speak

of

me

like

that.

While

I

was

listening,

I

had

trouble

believing

that

I

was

the

man

you

were

talking

about.

My

thanks

go

out

to

all

of

you

for

being

here

at

this

dinner.

I

look

around

and

say

to

myself

,

“These

people

are

my

friends.”

And

you

know

how

good

it

is

to

be

among

friends.

Seven

years

ago,

I

became

the

tennis

coach

at

this

school.

I

can

remember

arriving

here

as

if

it

was

yesterday.

When

I

started

coaching,

we

only

had

a

small

team

then,

just

three

boys

and

two

girls,

and

only

one

tennis

court.

So

my

first

job

was

to

increase

the

team.▲

And

it

seems

like

the

team

keeps

getting

stronger

every

year.

I've

been

lucky

to

have

some

really

good

players

to

coach.

Coaches

love

good

players.

Some

great

players

from

our

school

over

the

past

years

include

Herbert

Bradbury,

Christopher

Stanton

and

Emma

Austen,

all

champions

during

the

years

they

played.

Among

the

players

on

our

team

now

is

Arthur

Burney,

perhaps

the

best

of

them

all,

I'm

sure

you

all

join

with

me

in

wishing

him

good

luck

as

he

leaves

for

Cape

Town

next

week.

Good

luck,

Arthur!

The

time

has

come

for

me,

however,

to

make

a

change.

Recent

health

problems

have

made

it

difficult

for

me

to

continue

coaching.

I

must

say,

I'm

looking

forward

to

my

retirement

with

mixed

feelings.

I'm

certainly

ready

for

a

long

rest,

but

I'm

a

bit

worried

about

what

I'll

do

with

all

my

spare

time.

You

might

find

me

coming

down

to

watch

the

games

from

time

to

time.

If

you

can

still

remember

me,

you

might

say

hello.

Thank

you

everyone.

I'll

miss

you

all.(

)

1.According

to

the

speech,

Bradbury,

Stanton

and

Austen

______.BA.were

Mr.

Smith's

studentsB.used

to

play

tennis

in

the

school

teamC.left

school

because

of

health

problemsD.became

the

school

tennis

coaches

before(

)

2.Which

of

the

following

can

be

put

in

the

blank

“▲”

in

Paragraph

3?A.At