外研版英语九年级下册全册同步学案

外研版初中英语九下全册同步导学案九年级下册英语课本同步学案班别_______姓名_______学号_______第一轮--对号入座综合填空，根据短文内容及首字母提示，写出最恰当的词完成下文。

Last summer holiday, some of us f____ to Beijing. We had q a good time there. We went s by bus and by t . We also took a coach to the Summer Palace and went for a long w . Some of us went to Hong Kong by a , and the plane was very big. We enjoyed o in Disneyland, even though the ticket was e .But now we had got b to work. We have got exams at the e of the term. Now we must study hard.Now it is the Spring F in China, so t is very difficult. Lingling’s trip b was very long. The train was f of people, and she had to s for over six hours. Tony is flying back tomorrow, because the f_____ were late today.This was Lin’s f long trip by train at the s of his new life. He often d about the train, and about going to the capital. Now it was in f______ of him, to set off s . Lin jumped o_____ the train. There were people and bags e . He pushed p_______ them towards his s .Lin was taking the t train to Beijing. His e brother sent him off at the train s . His brother asked him not to f where he c______ from and watch his bags c . Lin j_____ onto the train and pushed past the crowd towards his seat.A young man was sitting in Lin’s s. He was w jeans and a very smart jacket, and was s a cigarette. Lin told him that was his seat, but the man just looked o of the window. Lin said again in a strong voice, and he looked at the o passengers for h . F , a man with glasses spoke loudly that the man should move. Slowly the man s up, d____ his cigarette on the floor, and d_____ down theConcorde f faster than the s_____ of sound. It could c 100 passengers. So was Concorde the best plane that has e been built? For 27 years, passengers travelled a the Atlantic on this jet plane. The i of Concorde was a huge step f in airplane h . It was l a time machine. If the plane left London at 10:30 am, it a at New York at 8:30 am the same day.Tony s Sally in London. She t______ him there herself. And Tony took a lot of p . There are about 700 p______ in Sally’s school. And most classes have got a computer and I . There is a swimming p and a huge sports ground. He thinks b schools are very nice and n school has anything the o hasn’t got. But he p______ his own school.I have b at Park School, London s I was 11. If I p____ my exams next year, I’ll stay here u_____ I’m 18. We have a large sports ground where we p football, tennis and do athletics b______ during and after school hours. During the school year there are usually v_____ to museums and galleries, and to camps for activities such as c and cycling in the c . What’s the b_____ thing about school? English, history, music… and my friends. What’s the worst thing? Homework… and exams.The school day is f 8:45 am to 3:15 pm. We s the first 10 minutes in our classroom while our teacher c____ which pupil are p or a . Then e goes to the main hall. There our head teacher m a speech and tells us any n about the school.The school day b at 8:45. Class teachers meet the class and check who is p and absent at the b of the day. We meet as a w school once a week, on Fridays. The h_____ teacher speaks to the whole school. M_____ lessons begin at 9:05. There are three one-hour lessons with a fifteen-minute b . Afternoon lessons begin at 1:50 and the school day f at 4 pm.than it was 50 years a ? She thought it was better. The most important d is that people are h_____ today, and they live l than they did in the p . Betty’s mother agreed with her. The advantage is that people know more about m today. We’re better at preventing illness. But people don’t eat as w as in the past, and don’t take as much e as they did. And it’s because p transport is much better today.Mrs. Li is o 70 years old, and has lived in Beijing all her l . In the past, her family weren’t very r, but they were h . Her sister was the e______ child and she l school when she was only 12 to help her mother at home. Families have c a lot since she was young. They were much b in those days. Most of her friends had l______ of brothers and sisters. Today most people o_____ have one child.What was life l at home in the past? Mrs Li can remember the family meals, three times a day. Her mother was always c______ for them. They weren’t r_____ but they ate e . And the food was always f cooked--her mother never bought r food as people do today, so it was m better for them. And of course they didn’t have television, so they p______ games together and read a l . She helped her yIn Victorian Britain, t of people came to the c to work in the factories. By 1851, half the p of the country lived in London. I of green countryside, people lived in very small houses, very c to each o , with no s for children to play. Families in those days were quite big. Often, they w five children in one family, and they all had to sleep in houses of just two rooms. A w_____ street had to s one outside toilet.It was in May. Lingling got really c . She n a thick jacket, and some w gloves and socks. So she wanted to go to the new shopping c________ in Wangfujing. She and Betty t________ a bus there. Betty chose a jacket. It was the right size but it was a bit b .Betty was looking forward t________ the school trip to the Great Wall. She thought she probably needed to a d________ and a pair of s . So she and Lingling decided to m in f________ of school at two o’clock to go to shopping center b bus.Everyone spends money o________ clothes, and everyone has their personal look. The best-known clothing companies s________ their “designer” cloth es all o________ the world. But the number of these big name companies is i fact very small, and the clothes they make are m________ expensive than the clothes made by less well-known companies. Many people even p them to cheaper clothes.People also think designer clothes are b________ made. F example, many people think the right r shoes will make you run faster o play better. Of course, this is not always true. It’s the training--not the trainers--that i________ your speed or your score. But that’s not the p. People believe that it’s true…and th en buy the shoes. The big companies only want to m a lot of money. A all, designer clothes are more popular because of clever advertising. All of the international companies s________ millions of dollars every year to make us b their clothes. And they succeed.Instead o using stars, companies are using teenagers. They pay them to tell their friends a new products. Teenagers don’t want to dress l________ everyone else and buy the things that everyone else has. They want to look d________ and create their o style. Teenagers don’t think it’s cool to c________ the stars or buy things they’ve seen in ads.Advertisements are e ! They’re o the radio and TV, i______ newspapers and magazines, on buses and buildings. They’re on websites and mobile phones. Companies give products to f________ stars, pop stars and s________ stars to w or use so that fans will buy them in o to c the stars.Before we can enjoy o on the Great Wall, there are a f rules and suggestions. First, we must k to the path. We m walk along the edge because we might fall and h____ ourselves. And we have to keep t . We mustn’t go off on our o , because we might get I .Before we climb the Great Wall, we c________ have something to eat. Because we only had breakfast an hour a . We s start walking, and then stop at noon for our picnic. But we s drink all the w , because we m________ need some later.On our first evening, the three of us were tired after w for about eight hours. We soon fell a . In the m________ of the night, there was a strange n______ outside. But when I looked o________ of the tent, there was n________ to see. In the morning, I got up to make breakfast. The bag of food was open.The next day we stopped at m________ for something to eat, and w the others were r . I went for a walk in the f . S , I saw a baby bear p with some sticks and stones. He looked so f . There was a loud noise b me.I stood very s . I didn’t even turn my head. The baby bear looked up, and ran past me.the fact that damaging the e_______ was destroying everything progress had worked for.“To save water is to save our l_______，” he said. Guiyang Experimental Primary School, a g_______ school, suggests that the students should p_______ on what they have l_______ in school to their parents and other people in the neighbourhood.“Education is i_______ and can help children and young people d_______better habits. At the same time, they can pass on knowledge to the neighbourhood,” said Jiao Zhiyan, oneshopping trips were mother’s b_______ and she planned e_______. She arrived at the bus stop just before the bus. She always took a small present for the driver, and she always got the best s_______. Father had no better plan than to be f_______ at the stop, and so we waited for over an hour.Finally the bus drew up, and the driver shouted at e_______, “Come on! Come on! Get on quickly!” People all climbed onto the bus. Father was polite and stoo d aside, so by the time we got on, there were no seats. We had to stand all the way into town. At last we arrived, cold and tired.They had walked for about 10 kilometers. Then they stopped to wait for the o_______. But ten minutes ago, Daming was running a_______ the wall when he t_______ and f_______ over the edge. He had c_______ his head. His shoulder h_______ and he had broken his leg.Ten minutes ago, Daming had an a_______. He was running along the wall when he t_______ and fell o_______ the edge. He has c_______ his head. His shoulder h_______ and he b_______ his leg. He was l_______ on the ground. His leg hurt and he f_______ a bit c_______. He could move his foot but he couldn’t w_______.Thanks to improvements in b________ health care and personal s , most people are living h , longer lives. Someone who is born today can e_ to live 25 years l than someone who was born in the 19th c . It’s even thought that in the f more and more people will c their hundredth birthday.T_______ to improvements in both health care and personal safety, most people are living h_______, longer lives. Someone who is born today can expect to live 25 years l_______ than someone who was born in the 19th century. If you want to c_______ your hundredth birthday in the future, please remember these six r_______ for a healthy life. First, be c_______ when you are outside. Secondly, do e_______ as often as possible. And then, choose the right food for your d_______. Fourthly, it is important to have a good rest. After that, h_______ is important for our health. F_______, don’t s moke or take drugs!We all know that we shouldn’t run a________ the road in front of the oncoming t , or cycle too close to cars. But we’re not sure about how to stay s________ in the countryside. When you’re out w, you should always go with someone, and tell your parents where you’re planning to go. Remember! Climbing may also mean f---what goes up must come d . Safety rules and advice are there do help you, not to make life l________ fun.Experts say you should walk at l________ 10,000 steps every day to keep fit. In the past, people’s jobs required more p________ effort. When farmers were working in the fields, they were keeping fit at the s time. So you should do more exercise.thi nking a her uncle and how he died. In fact, she seriously wanted to a her father to stop smoking. She had looked up a lot of i________ about smoking and she had found out some disturbing things. “Smoking is bad for your b and can cause c . It causes many other illnesses as well. Over 100,000 people died from smoking every year in Britain. It’s the second b cause of death in thew .” She asked her father to see the doctor and asked him for h.th e students are i_______ to the school leavers’ party. And the party will be h_______ on 30th May after the v_______ to the play by Shakespeare. Everyone will bring a traditional d_______ from their own countries. The food should be f_______ food, which mea ns you won’t eat it with s_______ o r f _______, such as hamburgers w_______ lots offor most food. The fork is h_______ in your left hand and the knife in your r____ hand, and the food is held with the fork and c_____ with the knife. Americans often cut all their food f_______, and then put the fork in their right hand to eat it. Soup is d_______ with a spoon. However, there is some food which can be eaten w_______ your fingers, s_______ as chicken legs, seafood, bread and cake.Tony went to see the p of Romeo and Juliet. It was about a love story of a pair of s lovers. Tony thought the best b was the fight between the two families and their s . But he found it hard to see the play, because he sat a________ the back. Since the play was a________ by the Beijing English Theatre Company, he also f the actors’ accents really d to understand. What’s more, three hours w a long time to stay s for him.Liverpool is a great place to v . You can discover more about it by b . In the 18th century, it became important city for international trade a____ the Atlantic O . Because of the m , it became famous as w . All the m of the band, Beatles, came f Liverpool! The Beatles even m some places of Liverpool in their songs, l Penny Lane and Strawberry Fields.is very happy with her English study this year. She has m_______ a good progress in English and she’s reached a l_______ which is quite good. She’s proud o_______ what she’s learnt. But she thinks her h_______ needs to be better. She d_______ think it’s really difficult to learn English, although it’s a language w_______ looks simpler than it actually is. The best reason she likes English is that we can use it w_______ we go in the world. She is planning to go to English corners w_______ she can practice English. At first she thought English corners were for people w_______ English was already quite good. But’s used f_____ government, education and trade. It’s the most important foreign language t_______ children will learn at school. English is now spoken by about 1.5 billion people--or a q_______ of the world’s population. But do you know until English became so important in the 20th century, people w_______ had any education spoke French. English even b_______ many words from French and other languages. However, English has grown in importance t_______ British industrial products and the American media. It has become the m_______ widely used language. Will the importance of English l_______? Many people think that Chinese will become as common a_______ English by the middle of the 21st century.g_______! The hall looks wonderful. It has international flags from the floor to the c_______. The music has got a great b_______. They think the party is very e_______ but they feel a bit sad, because they are all leaving. They don’t know w_______ they’ll be back together again. Tony i_______ to stay in China but he may have to go back to the UK. Betty will f_______ her high school here. Daming wants to b_______ an English teacher. No matter where they go,been c_______ to make a speech at the school leavers’ party. She feels proud but a bit n_______ too. It’s time to say goodbye but she p_______ that she’ll never forget the happy times she has s_______ in the school. In her speech, she’d like to thank three g_______ of people for the three things she’s learnt——friends, love and k_______. She’s learnt the importance of friendship from her friends. She believes the friends she treasures most are the friends she sees l_______ often. For the parents, she thinks she owes her good grades t_______ the suggestions they have made for her. For the teachers, although she can never p_______ them back for their kindness and patience, she will work hard and make them proud. At last, she w_______ everybody success for the future.第二轮--文苑漫步回答问题（以下凡回答问题直接在书本上划出答案即可，不用写下来）1. Where did Lingling go on vacation?2. How did Daming go to Hong Kong?s trip in Beijing ?3.How was Betty’一、课文可以分为四大部分，请从框框里选出各部分的大意，并将序号填在横线上。