资源简介 Section Ⅱ LESSON 1 THE UNDERDOG维度一:品句填词1.In the championship, the (弱方) surprised everyone by winning the game.2.That (家伙) in the blue shirt is the fastest runner in our school.3.Her (渴望) to help others led her to volunteer at the local shelter.4.Having had breakfast,he settled down to p his suitcase.5.Moved deeply, the crowd c their hands even more loudly.维度二:词形转换1.The park was (crowd), so it took us some time to find an available site.2.The number of private cars in China rose (sharp) from 32 million to 154 million.3.Sue fell ill, so we needed to find a (replace) for her.维度三:固定搭配和句式1.We believe you are capable of it.Please do not .我们相信你是有能力的。请不要让我们失望。2.I felt very excited when the producer told me to a part.当制作人告诉我试演一部分时,我感到很兴奋。3.Every home and office needs the latest electronic equipment to the times.每个家庭和办公室都需要最新的电器设备以跟上时代。4.High waves raised, dropped the boat and sent the man the sides.巨浪掀起,把船抛下,把那个人撞到了一边。5.Clouds , driven by the rising wind.风起云涌。维度四:课文语法填空 Paul and I were both on our school basketball team and huge 1. (fan) of the NBA.Though he was short, Paul 2. (look) on Tyrone Bogues as his inspiration and practised even 3. (hard).Everyone knew Paul had real skills and a strong desire 4. (play) for the team,but he was usually on the bench.This week,we played against The Bears, 5. hadn’t lost a single game this season.At the end of the third quarter, accident happened and I got 6. (bad) hurt.The team gathered around, 7. (look) worried.The last quarter was about to begin and we were behind by 10 points.Someone asked the coach to give Paul 8. chance, because there were no more players to replace.The coach agreed.Paul rushed onto the court and made shot 9. shot.The crowd couldn’t stop clapping and cheering.At last our team 10. (win) the game by two points.Ⅰ.阅读理解 My sister Megan was babysitting at the Quinns’ house.It was around ten o’clock on a Friday night, Megan was watching TV and a loud knock on the door surprised her. Megan spied through the peephole and saw a middle-aged man standing in the entryway. “Who is it?” she asked. “Your brother Ben.” Megan realised the man had mistaken her for his sister.She replied, “Mrs Quinn can’t come to the door right now.” She thought of our mother’s warning: Never open the door for a stranger while you’re babysitting. “The truth is I’m babysitting,” she said through the screen.The words were out of her mouth before she remembered her mother’s second warning: Don’t advertise that you’re alone.Megan quickly added, “Mrs Quinn will be home soon.” “It’s awfully cold out here.Can I wait inside?” The man asked. Megan hesitated.“Couldn’t you come back in a little while? Mrs Quinn left a number for me to contact her,” she said.“I’ll call her and see what she says.” The smile vanished from the man’s face.“You’re going to leave me outside to freeze to death in the meantime? Wait until she finds out you wouldn’t let me in! You’ll be in so much trouble!” With the words he left. A little after eleven, Mrs Quinn came back home.Megan bit her lip.“I didn’t have any problems with the girls.But later your brother came to the door, and I was afraid to let him in.When I told him I wasn’t going to open the door, he got really mad at me and left.I’m sorry.” Mrs Quinn frowned.“My brother? I don’t have a brother!” Megan was proud of herself for following her instincts (本能).She had kept Mrs Quinn’s kids — and herself — safe that night.It was a valuable lesson for my sister and for me.1.What helped Megan to make a decision?A.Her own wisdom. B.The man’s request.C.Mrs Quinn’s advice. D.Her mother’s words.2.How did the man feel when he left?A.Very satisfied.B.Very annoyed.C.Very confused.D.Very surprised.3.What would Mrs Quinn probably do in the end?A.She would scold Megan.B.She would praise Megan.C.She would call the police.D.She would phone the man.4.Which saying can best express the main idea of the text?A.Nobody is perfect.B.Nothing is impossible.C.Better be safe than sorry.D.It’s easier said than done.Ⅱ.完形填空 I remember starting a new job and working with a guy named Randy.I don’t know what his 5 was, but for some reason he didn’t like me — and he 6 me to know it.He’d say 7 things to me daily.I mean, like, all the time.Once I returned from vacation and a friend told me, “Boy, Sean, if you only 8 what Randy has been saying about you.You’d better 9 your back.” There were times I wanted to beat the guy, but I somehow 10 to keep calm and ignore him. 11 he insulted (侮辱) me, I made it a personal challenge to treat him well 12 .I had faith that things would work out in the end if I acted this way. After a few months things began to 13 .Randy could see that I wasn’t going to play his 14 and began to lighten up.He even told me one time, “I’ve tried to 15 you, but you won’t become angry.” After being at the company for about a year, we became friends and gained 16 for each other.Had I reacted to his attacks, I’m 17 we wouldn’t be friends today.I’m also sure that at least one of us would have 18 a few teeth.Often all it takes is one person to create a friendship. The fact is that we can’t control everything that happens to us.But there is one thing we can control: how we 19 what happens to us.5.A.interest B.problemC.hope D.method6.A.asked B.wantedC.allowed D.hoped7.A.impossible B.difficultC.unpleasant D.strange8.A.knew B.learnedC.received D.believed9.A.see B.feelC.notice D.watch10.A.expected B.wantedC.managed D.decided11.A.Whatever B.WhereverC.Whenever D.However12.A.in turn B.in returnC.in order D.in time13.A.move B.stopC.appear D.change14.A.game B.sportC.match D.party15.A.reach B.hurtC.leave D.please16.A.honour B.topicC.respect D.duty17.A.sure B.gladC.clear D.sorry18.A.got B.grownC.increased D.lost19.A.look after B.deal withC.take out D.turn downSection Ⅱ LESSON 1 THE UNDERDOG基础知识自测维度一1.underdogs 2.guy 3.desire 4.packing 5.clapped维度二1.crowded 2.sharply 3.replacement维度三1.let us down 2.try out for 3.keep up with4.crashing into 5.gathered around维度四1.fans 2.looked 3.harder 4.to play 5.which 6.badly 7.looking 8.a 9.after 10.won素养能力提升Ⅰ.语篇解读:本文是一篇记叙文。作者通过自己妹妹的一段经历,告诉我们一条生活常识——千万不要给陌生人开门。1.D 细节理解题。根据第五、六段可知,是母亲的忠告帮助Megan作出了正确的决策。2.B 推理判断题。根据文中男子说的话及上下文语境可知,这名男子想进门的要求一再被拒绝,这时候他肯定非常恼怒。3.B 推理判断题。根据最后两段可知,Quinn夫人根本没有什么哥哥或弟弟,可见那个男子是个图谋不轨的坏人;Megan的正确决策保证了孩子和自身的安全,Quinn夫人自然应该表扬她。4.C 主旨大意题。综合全文可知,本文通过Megan的一次危险经历,告诉我们遇到事情应该小心谨慎、以免酿成重大损失。C项谚语表达的意思是:小心不出大错/事前小心为上,好过事后遭殃。Ⅱ.语篇解读:本文是一篇记叙文。作者的同事Randy一直对作者不友好,但是作者总是以德报怨。最终作者感化了Randy,他们成为好朋友。5.B 根据下文可知,Randy不喜欢作者,但是作者不知道“问题”出在哪里。6.B Randy不但不喜欢作者,而且还“想”让作者知道这一事实。7.C 因为Randy不喜欢作者,所以他说的肯定是令作者不愉快的(unpleasant)话。8.A 这位朋友希望作者“知道”Randy在他背后说的坏话,并对作者进行了善意的提醒。9.D 这里这位朋友提醒作者今后要注意,因此用watch一词;watch有“小心;注意”之意。10.C 作者本来想揍那个人,但是又“控制”了自己的情绪。11.C 作者“无论何时”遇到那个人的侮辱,都会努力以友好的方式回应。12.B 这里表示作者面对侮辱时的回应方式。in return表示“作为回报或回应”。13.D 根据下文可知,事情的发展发生了“变化”,Randy开始对作者友好起来。14.A 这里表示作者不愿配合Randy的 “游戏”,也就是说无论Randy怎么侮辱,作者就是不生气、不对抗。15.B 根据上文可知,Randy一直在“侮辱和伤害”作者。16.C 根据下文可知,两个人最后成了朋友,因此开始互相“尊重”对方。17.A 下句的I’m also sure暗示这里应该填sure,表示作者“确信”如果自己跟Randy对抗,他们一定不会成为朋友。18.D 作者认为,如果自己跟Randy打起来,他俩中至少有一个人要少几颗牙齿。19.B 我们唯一能控制的,是用自己的方式“应对”发生在我们身上的事。deal with应对;处理。3 / 4Section Ⅱ LESSON 1 THE UNDERDOG Part 1Paul and I were on① our school basketball team, The Lions.We loved basketball and were both huge② fans of the NBA.When we weren’t playing on the court which was next to③ our building, we were watching a game on TV.My favourite player was LeBron James.[1]Paul’s favourite player was Tyrone Bogues, a guy④ who played for the Charlotte Hornets, although we actually agree that they are both champions⑤. [2]Bogues was only 1.6 metres tall, which made him the shortest player ever in the NBA.Guess what? Paul was only 1.6 metres tall, too! [3]Paul knew that being shorter than other players meant that he had to practise more. During all those hours of doing jump shots⑥ on his own, he used Bogues as⑦ his inspiration⑧.Paul once said,“If Bogues could make it⑨, why not me?” [1]句中who引导定语从句,修饰先行词a guy,在从句中作主语;although引导让步状语从句,该从句中又包含that引导的宾语从句。[2]句中which引导非限制性定语从句,指代整个主句。[3]句中两个that均引导宾语从句;being shorter than other players为动词-ing短语作主语。 Our coach was not so sure⑩.Paul had to try out many times just for making the team.[4]He was still usually on the bench ,being just a replacement , which was really tough on him. [5]Everyone knew Paul had real skills, and was someone who worked really hard and had a strong desire to play for the team. However, Paul didn’t get a chance .[6]This week, The Lions were playing our main competitors ,The Bears, a team whose record this season had been perfect.They hadn’t lost a single game.It would be a tough one.Paul didn’t know he’d soon get the chance that he’d been waiting for . [4]句中being just a replacement为动词-ing形式作状语;which引导非限制性定语从句,指代前面整个主句的内容。[5]句中who引导定语从句,在从句中作主语。[6]句中whose引导定语从句,在从句中作定语。【读文清障】①on(作为介词时)(某团体或组织)的一员be on the committee 是委员会的成员②huge adj.程度高的③next to 紧挨着;几乎,差不多④guy n.(非正式)男人,家伙⑤champion n.冠军,第一名⑥shot n.投球,击球;机会⑦use ...as ... 把……当作/用作……⑧inspiration n.激励,鼓舞;给人以灵感的人/物;灵感⑨make it 成功⑩be sure 确信;确知;肯定;有把握 try out for sth 参加……选拔 bench n.替补队员席 replacement n.替换的人(物) tough adj.不幸的,倒霉的;困难的,艰难的;坚硬的 desire n.渴望have a desire to do sth有做某事的渴望 chance n.机会get a chance to do sth 获得做某事的机会 competitor n.竞争对手 wait for等待【参考译文】第一部分我和保罗都是学校狮子篮球队的队员。我们热爱篮球,都是NBA的超级球迷。我们不是在大楼附近的球场上打球,就是在电视上看比赛。我最喜欢的球员是勒布朗·詹姆斯。保罗最喜欢的球员是蒂尼·博格斯,博格斯为夏洛特黄蜂队效力。事实上,我们认为他们都是冠军。博格斯身高只有一米六,是NBA历史上最矮的球员。你猜怎么着?保罗身高也只有一米六!保罗知道比其他球员矮意味着他必须加强练习。在他自己跳投的时候,他用博格斯激励自己。保罗曾经说“如果博格斯能做到,为什么我不能呢?”我们的教练并不这么看。保罗多次参加选拔,方才入选球队。然而,他仍旧通常“坐板凳”作为替补队员,这对他来说是真够难熬的。每个人都知道保罗有真本事,而且他非常努力,想为球队做出贡献。然而,保罗没有机会。本周,狮子队正在与我们的劲敌熊队比赛,这是一支本赛季战绩完美的球队,他们没有输过一场比赛。这将是一场硬仗。保罗这时并不知道他很快就能拥有一直等待的机会。 Part 2Suddenly, a player and I crashed into each other.Pain raced through my body.My knee hurt badly .[7]The team gathered around, looking worried.The last quarter was about to begin , and my team was behind by 10 points.“[8]I don’t think I can play anymore , coach,”[9]I said quietly as the doctor put an ice pack on my knee.“No way,” the coach replied sharply .“We’ve got no more players!”“What about Paul?” someone suggested.“Paul?” said the coach.“He can’t play!”“Give him a shot, coach!” I said.“What have we got to lose?”“That’s right,” another player said.“We’re losing anyway.Let Paul play!”“Let me try, coach! I won’t let you down !” Paul said.“OK, OK!” the coach finally agreed.“Don’t let us down, Paul.It’s your time to shine.”Paul jumped up and rushed onto the court.[10]And clearly, all the extra hours that he’d spent practising alone paid off . The other team just couldn’t keep up with his energy and speed.He made shot after shot, and the crowd couldn’t stop clapping and cheering.When the game ended, our team had won by two points.“Well,”said the coach as he hit Paul on the shoulder , “you’ve just earned your place on the team, big guy!” [7]句中looking worried为动词-ing短语作伴随状语。[8]句中I don’t think为否定转移结构,意为“我认为我不……”。[9]句中as引导时间状语从句,意为“当……时候”。[10]句中that引导定语从句,修饰先行词hours,在从句中作spend的宾语。 crash vi.& vt.猛撞crash into猛撞,猛击 hurt vi.疼痛;受伤 vt.伤害 badly adv.非常 gather vi.& vt.聚集,聚合gather around 聚集 quarter n.一节 be about to do即将做 not ... anymore不再…… pack n.绷带,敷布;包,包裹 vi.&vt. 把……包起来 sharply adv.严厉地,毫不客气地 let sb down使失望,辜负(别人的信任或期望) onto prep.到……上, 向……上 extra adj.额外的,另外的 pay off取得成功;奏效 keep up with 跟上,保持同步 energy n.力量,活力 crowd n.人群 clap vi.& vt.鼓掌,拍手 hit sb on the shoulder 打在某人肩上 earn vt.赢得;博得earn one’s place获得一席之地【参考译文】第二部分 突然,我和一名球员撞到了一起,疼痛在我身上迅速蔓延。我的膝盖受伤严重。球队围在我身边,看起来很担心。最后一节即将开始,我们队已经落后10分。我平静地说:“我可能不能继续上场了,教练,”医生把冰袋放在我的膝盖上。“不行,”教练斩钉截铁地回答,“我们没有别的球员了!”“保罗怎么样?”有人建议。“保罗?”教练说,“他不行!”“给他个机会吧,教练!”我说,“我们还能损失什么呢?”“没错,”另一名球员说,“不管怎样我们都要输了,让保罗上场吧!”“让我试试吧,教练!我不会让你失望的!”保罗说。“好吧,好吧!”教练最终同意了。“别让我们失望,保罗。你发光发亮的时刻到了。”保罗跳起来冲上球场。显然,他所有独自练习的额外时间都得到了回报。对手队跟不上他的力量和速度。他的进球一个接一个,人群不停地鼓掌欢呼。比赛结束时,我们队以两分的优势赢得了比赛。“嗯,”教练一边拍着保罗的肩膀一边说,“你已经为自己赢得了球队中的位置,‘大个子’!”Step One: Pre-readingWhat is an underdog? Choose the correct option.A.A dog that is defeated by other dogs.B.An athlete who seems to have little chance to win.C.A company that never wins the competition with others.Step Two: While-readingⅠ.Read for the main ideaRead the passage quickly and choose the best answer.What’s the main idea of the text?A.Basketball is the best sport to keep fit.B.The shorter a player is, the better he plays.C.All hard work will pay off sooner or later.D.A great athlete won’t let anyone down.Ⅱ.Read for detailsRead the passage carefully and choose the best answer.Part 11.We can know about Paul the following EXCEPT that .A.he practised hard and had real skillsB.he was the shortest player ever in the NBAC.he was as tall as his favourite player Tyrone BoguesD.he usually worked as a replacement on their school basketball team2.What is the main reason why Paul didn’t get a chance to make the team?A.His coach was not confident about his height.B.He didn’t have the skills to play for the team.C.He didn’t have a desire to play for the team.D.He didn’t practise as hard as his teammates.3.What can be inferred from the last paragraph?A.Paul would get the chance to prove himself.B.Paul would still be on the bench watching the game.C.It would be easy for The Lions to defeat The Bears.D.The Bears had never lost a single game.4.What was the attitude of Paul’s teammates to him?A.Doubtful. B.Confident.C.Indifferent. D.Disapproving.Part 25.What can we know from the passage?A.The coach agreed to let Paul play at first.B.The writer fell down suddenly and his knee hurt badly.C.It was Paul who made a great contribution to their winning.D.The coach didn’t let the writer play as soon as he was hurt.6.How would the coach feel about the outcome of the competition?A.It was unexpected.B.It was just so-so.C.It was discouraging.D.It was within his expectation.7.Why did the coach call Paul “big guy” at the end of the passage?A.Because Paul was strong and tall.B.Because Paul’s performance was greater than he expected.C.Because their team won the competition.D.Because he was always confident about Paul’s performance.8.What would probably happen to Paul after the competition?A.He would still be on the bench watching the game.B.He would sometimes play for his team if someone was hurt.C.He would play with his teammates for their team.D.There was no need for him to practise as hard as before.Ⅲ.Read for the structureRead the passage again and fill in the blanks.Step Three:Post-readingⅠ.品课文佳句1.Read the passage carefully and find the sentences describing the love for the basketball. 2.Read the passage carefully and find the sentence describing Bogues. 3.Read the passage carefully and find the sentences describing the accident happening on the court. 4.Read the passage carefully and find the sentences describing Paul on the court. Ⅱ.长难句分析1.When we weren’t playing on the court which was next to our building, we were watching a game on TV.句式分析自主翻译 2.He was still usually on the bench,being just a replacement, which was really tough on him.句式分析自主翻译 Ⅲ.讨论1.Why did the coach call Paul “big guy”?What do you think the coach might have learnt from his experiences with Paul? 2.What role did the writer play in the story? 核心词汇集释try out for sth 参加……选拔【教材原句】 Paul had to try out many times just for making the team.保罗多次参加选拔,方才入选球队。【用法】try out (on sb) 试用(某人);测试;试验try for 试图获得;力争赢得try sth on 试穿(衣物)try one’s best (to do sth) 尽力(做某事)try one’s luck (at sth) 碰运气try one’s luck 碰碰运气【佳句】 Why don’t you try out for the basketball team?You have nothing to lose.你为什么不去参加篮球队的选拔呢?反正你也不会有什么损失。 (建议信)【练透】 单句语法填空①Alison’s trying a job as a research assistant.②We should try our best (attend) on our parents, and make them happy in their later years.③It began when a teacher suggested I try out the basketball team.【写美】 完成句子④Before the party, Alice spent an hour to find the perfect one.派对前,爱丽丝花了一个小时试穿不同的裙子,以找到最合适的那一件。 (动作描写)desire n.渴望 v.渴望,期望【教材原句】 Everyone knew Paul had real skills, and was someone who worked really hard and had a strong desire to play for the team.每个人都知道保罗有真本事,而且他非常努力,想为球队做出贡献。【用法】(1)have a strong desire to do sth 迫切想要做某事have a strong desire for sth 渴望得到某物(2)desire to do sth 渴望做某事desire sb to do sth 希望某人做某事desire that ...(should) do sth 希望……做某事【佳句】 Looking up at me, he finally answered his strong desire to join the race.他抬头看着我,终于回答了参加比赛的强烈愿望。 (神情、动作描写)【练透】 单句语法填空①The boy has a desire a smartphone with a large internal memory.②Many an exchange student has a desire (learn) Chinese culture.③His mother desired him (become) an architect after he grew up.④They desire (help) those who are in need of help.【写美】 句型转换⑤ (把句③改为复合句)pack n.绷带,敷布;包,包裹 vi.& vt.把……包起来【教材原句】 “I don’t think I can play anymore, coach,” I said quietly as the doctor put an ice pack on my knee.我平静地说:“我可能不能继续上场了,教练,”医生把冰袋放在我的膝盖上。【用法】(1)a pack of 一包……;一捆……;一群……in packs 成群地(2)pack (sth) up 把(某物)打包;收拾(行李)be packed with 挤满【佳句】 It is the first time that I have packed up my things for a holiday.这是我第一次收拾行李去度假。 (活动介绍)【练透】 单句语法填空①When I got home, I packed my luggage for the trip.②The girl went to the supermarket and bought a pack gum.【写美】 词汇升级③Despite heavy rain showers, the square was crowded with fans. let sb down使失望,辜负(别人的信任或期望)【教材原句】 I won’t let you down!我不会让你失望的!【用法】let alone 更不用说let sb alone=leave sb alone不去打扰某人,让某人独自待着let go (of) 放开,松手let off 宽恕;免除let out 放掉;发出(叫声等)let in 让……进来【佳句】 Sometimes we’re let down, but more often we’re lifted up.有时我们会失望,但更多的是兴致勃勃。(动作描写)【练透】 单句语法填空①You have always been disappointing me.Don’t let me again.②She let a little cry of pain.③The theatre was so small that they refused to let any more people.【写美】 完成句子④Your mother is so tired — ! Let her have a good rest today.你母亲太累了——别去打扰她!今天让她好好休息一下。 (人物描写)pay off 取得成功;奏效;得到回报【教材原句】 And clearly, all the extra hours that he’d spent practising alone paid off.显然,他所有独自练习的额外时间都得到了回报。【用法】pay sb back 偿还;报答;报复pay for 付款;为……付出代价pay a visit to 拜访,访问pay attention to 注意;关注get paid 得到报酬;拿到薪水pay the price for 为……付出代价【佳句】 As a proverb goes, “Where there is a will, there is a way.” Our efforts will pay off in time.俗话说:“有志者,事竟成。”我们的努力最终会得到回报。 (建议信)【练透】 用适当的介、副词填空①Can you lend me 1,000 yuan?I’ll pay you on Friday.②He had to pay the broken window, as it was his responsibility.③In class, it’s important to pay attention what the teacher says.【写美】 完成句子④We the nearby nursing home last Saturday for the Double Ninth Festival.上周六重阳节,我们拜访了附近的养老院。 (活动介绍)keep up with跟上,保持同步【教材原句】 The other team just couldn’t keep up with his energy and speed.对手队跟不上他的力量和速度。【用法】keep at sth 坚持做某事keep sb from doing sth 阻止某人做某事keep back 忍住,隐瞒;抑制keep off 避开,防止,挡住keep out of 使不进入……;使不受……的影响;避免某事keep up 保持,继续【佳句】 He desired to keep up with his classmates, but he was too weak.他渴望跟上他的同学们,但是他太弱了。(人物描写)【练透】 单句语法填空①Fear of failure kept her trying out for the school play.②He struggled to keep tears while saying goodbye to his friends.③The new roof helped to keep the rain during the storm.【写美】 完成句子④Other children rushed forward like an arrow, and David tried his best .其他孩子像箭一样向前冲去,大卫尽力跟上他们。energy n.力量,活力【用法】(1)full of energy 充满活力put one’s energies into 把精力投入……(2)energetic adj. 充满活力的;精力充沛的;积极的【佳句】 After a good night’s sleep, she woke up full of energy and ready to start the day.睡了一夜好觉后,她醒来时充满活力,准备开始新的一天。 (动作描写)【练透】 单句语法填空①She put all her energies her work and made great achievements in her field.②I have the ability to organise activities.I am outgoing and (energy).【写美】 完成句子③When spring comes, everything on the Earth .春天来了,地球上的一切看起来都很新鲜,充满活力。crowd n.人群 v.挤满;涌入【教材原句】 He made shot after shot,and the crowd couldn’t stop clapping and cheering.他的进球一个接一个,人群不停地鼓掌欢呼。【用法】(1)a crowd of 一群……crowds of 成群……(2)crowd in on sb (想法、问题等)涌上心头;涌入脑海crowd into one’s mind 涌入某人的脑海(3)crowded adj. 拥挤的;挤满的;充满的be crowded with 挤满……;充满着……【佳句】 Just at that moment, I found a familiar figure running through the crowd towards me.It was my father.就在那一刻,我发现一个熟悉的身影从人群中向我跑来,那是我父亲。 (动作描写)【练透】 单句语法填空①After seeing the report,problems about the company crowded my mind.②I was nearly pushed over by a crowd children.③Many football fans crowded when the gate was opened.④Shops were crowded customers looking over the colourful displays.【写美】 完成句子⑤He pushed his way .他在人群中向前挤。 (动作描写)earn vt.赢得;博得;挣得;获(利)【教材原句】 “Well,” said the coach as he hit Paul on the shoulder,“you’ve just earned your place on the team,big guy!”“嗯,”教练一边拍着保罗的肩膀一边说,“你已经为自己赢得了球队中的位置,‘大个子’!”【用法】(1)earn a living=earn one’s living 谋生earn sb a place=earn one’s place赢得/获得一席之地earn one’s respect/a reputation 赢得尊重/名声(2)earnings n. 薪水,收入;利润【佳句】 Her outstanding ability earned her a place on the team.她非凡的能力为她在队中赢得了一席之地。【练透】 单句语法填空①He was satisfied with his (earn) as an accountant.②The old man earned his (live) by fishing.③Mr Miler earned reputation as an expert on the tax law.【写美】 完成句子④As a teacher,she has her students.作为一名教师,她赢得了学生的尊敬。重点句型解构句型公式:动词-ing形式(短语)作主语【教材原句】 Paul knew that being shorter than other players meant that he had to practise more.保罗知道比其他球员矮意味着他必须加强练习。【用法】(1)动词-ing形式(短语)作主语往往表示经常性、习惯性的动作,谓语动词通常用单数形式。(2)该用法可以用it作形式主语,常见的用于这种结构的形容词和名词有good, no good, no use, useless等。(3)动词-ing形式可以在前面加上一个名词或代词的所有格,构成动词-ing形式的复合结构。【品悟】 Getting it finished early is always better; it gives you more time to review and perfect your work.尽早完成总是更好;这样你就有更多时间来复习和完善你的工作。【写美】 完成句子① that you can have someone to talk to.拥有朋友意味着你可以找人聊天。② was a great encouragement to us.他们来帮忙对我们是一个很大的鼓舞。③ him not to worry.告诉他不要担心是没有用的。句型公式:否定转移结构【教材原句】 “I don’t think I can play anymore, coach,” I said quietly as the doctor put an ice pack on my knee.我平静地说:“我可能不能继续上场了,教练,”医生把冰袋放在我的膝盖上。【用法】在含有宾语从句的主从复合句中,如果宾语从句表示否定意义,而且主句谓语动词是think,believe,feel,guess,expect,suppose,imagine等表示“观点、信念、推测、臆测”等词时,习惯上把宾语从句的否定词前移到主句的谓语动词中,构成否定转移结构。【写美】 完成句子① he will come to my party.我认为他不会来我的聚会。② he will come.我相信他不会来。Section Ⅱ LESSON 1 THE UNDERDOG【文本透析·剖语篇】Step OneⅠ.BStep TwoⅠ.CⅡ.1-4 BAAB 5-8 CABCⅢ.1.replacement 2.competition 3.defeatedStep ThreeⅠ.1.When we weren’t playing on the court which was next to our building, we were watching a game on TV.2.Bogues was only 1.6 metres tall, which made him the shortest player ever in the NBA.3.Suddenly, a player and I crashed into each other.Pain raced through my body.My knee hurt badly.4.(1)Paul jumped up and rushed onto the court.(2)He made shot after shot, and the crowd couldn’t stop clapping and cheering.Ⅱ.1.我们不是在大楼附近的球场上打球,就是在电视上看比赛。2.然而,他仍旧通常“坐板凳”作为替补队员,这对他来说是真够难熬的。Ⅲ.1.Because Paul finally helped the team win the match, the coach thought he was a great player instead of a short and weak player.He may have learnt that he should never judge a person by his physical appearance but according to his ability.2.He understood Paul’s dream and saw his potential.When he was injured in the match, he advised the coach to give Paul a chance to realise his dream.He is a true friend.【核心知识·巧突破】核心词汇集释1.①for ②to attend ③for ④trying on different dresses2.①for ②to learn ③to become ④to help⑤His mother desired that he (should) become an architect after he grew up.3.①up ②of ③was packed with4.①down ②out ③in ④let/leave her alone5.①back ②for ③to ④paid a visit to6.①from ②back ③off ④to keep up with them7.①into ②energetic ③looks very fresh and full of energy8.①into ②of ③in ④with ⑤through the crowd9.①earnings ②living ③a ④earned the respect of重点句型解构1.①Having friends means ②Their coming to help③It is no use telling2.①I don’t think ②I don’t believe12 / 12(共95张PPT)UNIT 2 SPORTS AND FITNESSSectionⅡ LESSON 1 THE UNDERDOG1篇章助解·释疑难目 录2文本透析·剖语篇4课时检测·提能力3核心知识·巧突破篇章助解·释疑难力推课前预习1 Part 1Paul and I were on① our school basketball team, The Lions.Weloved basketball and were both huge② fans of the NBA. When we weren’tplaying on the court which was next to③ our building, we were watchinga game on TV. My favourite player was LeBron James.[1]Paul’s favouriteplayer was Tyrone Bogues, a guy④ who played for the CharlotteHornets, although we actually agree that they are both champions⑤. [2]Bogues was only 1.6 metres tall, which made him the shortestplayer ever in the NBA. Guess what? Paul was only 1.6 metres tall,too! [3]Paul knew that being shorter than other players meant that he hadto practise more. During all those hours of doing jump shots⑥ on hisown, he used Bogues as⑦ his inspiration⑧.Paul once said,“If Boguescould make it⑨, why not me?”[1]句中who引导定语从句,修饰先行词a guy,在从句中作主语;although引导让步状语从句,该从句中又包含that引导的宾语从句。[2]句中which引导非限制性定语从句,指代整个主句。[3]句中两个that均引导宾语从句;being shorter than other players为动词-ing短语作主语。【读文清障】①on(作为介词时)(某团体或组织)的一员be on the committee 是委员会的成员②huge adj.程度高的③next to 紧挨着;几乎,差不多④guy n.(非正式)男人,家伙⑤champion n.冠军,第一名⑥shot n.投球,击球;机会⑦use ...as ... 把……当作/用作……⑧inspiration n.激励,鼓舞;给人以灵感的人/物;灵感⑨make it 成功 Our coach was not so sure⑩.Paul had to try out many times just for making the team.[4]He was still usually on the bench ,being just areplacement , which was really tough on him. [5]Everyone knewPaul had real skills, and was someone who worked really hard and had astrong desire to play for the team. However, Paul didn’t get a chance .[6]This week, The Lions were playing our main competitors ,TheBears, a team whose record this season had been perfect.They hadn’t losta single game.It would be a tough one.Paul didn’t know he’d soon get thechance that he’d been waiting for .[4]句中being just a replacement为动词-ing形式作状语;which引导非限制性定语从句,指代前面整个主句的内容。[5]句中who引导定语从句,在从句中作主语。[6]句中whose引导定语从句,在从句中作定语。⑩be sure 确信;确知;肯定;有把握 try out for sth 参加……选拔 bench n.替补队员席 replacement n.替换的人(物) tough adj.不幸的,倒霉的;困难的,艰难的;坚硬的 desire n.渴望have a desire to do sth有做某事的渴望 chance n.机会get a chance to do sth 获得做某事的机会 competitor n.竞争对手 wait for等待【参考译文】第一部分我和保罗都是学校狮子篮球队的队员。我们热爱篮球,都是NBA的超级球迷。我们不是在大楼附近的球场上打球,就是在电视上看比赛。我最喜欢的球员是勒布朗·詹姆斯。保罗最喜欢的球员是蒂尼·博格斯,博格斯为夏洛特黄蜂队效力。事实上,我们认为他们都是冠军。博格斯身高只有一米六,是NBA历史上最矮的球员。你猜怎么着?保罗身高也只有一米六!保罗知道比其他球员矮意味着他必须加强练习。在他自己跳投的时候,他用博格斯激励自己。保罗曾经说“如果博格斯能做到,为什么我不能呢?”我们的教练并不这么看。保罗多次参加选拔,方才入选球队。然而,他仍旧通常“坐板凳”作为替补队员,这对他来说是真够难熬的。每个人都知道保罗有真本事,而且他非常努力,想为球队做出贡献。然而,保罗没有机会。本周,狮子队正在与我们的劲敌熊队比赛,这是一支本赛季战绩完美的球队,他们没有输过一场比赛。这将是一场硬仗。保罗这时并不知道他很快就能拥有一直等待的机会。 Part 2Suddenly, a player and I crashed into each other.Pain racedthrough my body.My knee hurt badly .[7]The team gathered around,looking worried.The last quarter was about to begin , and my team wasbehind by 10 points.“[8]I don’t think I can play anymore , coach,”[9]I said quietly asthe doctor put an ice pack on my knee.“No way,” the coach replied sharply .“We’ve got no moreplayers!”“What about Paul?” someone suggested.“Paul?” said the coach.“He can’t play!”“Give him a shot, coach!” I said.“What have we got to lose?”“That’s right,” another player said.“We’re losing anyway.Let Paulplay!”“Let me try, coach! I won’t let you down !” Paul said.“OK, OK!” the coach finally agreed.“Don’t let us down,Paul.It’s your time to shine.”Paul jumped up and rushed onto the court.[10]And clearly, all theextra hours that he’d spent practising alone paid off . The other teamjust couldn’t keep up with his energy and speed.He made shot aftershot, and the crowd couldn’t stop clapping and cheering.When the game ended, our team had won by two points.“Well,”said the coach as he hit Paul on the shoulder , “you’vejust earned your place on the team, big guy!” [7]句中looking worried为动词-ing短语作伴随状语。[8]句中I don’t think为否定转移结构,意为“我认为我不……”。[9]句中as引导时间状语从句,意为“当……时候”。[10]句中that引导定语从句,修饰先行词hours,在从句中作spend的宾语。 crash vi.& vt.猛撞crash into猛撞,猛击 hurt vi.疼痛;受伤 vt.伤害 badly adv.非常 gather vi.& vt.聚集,聚合gather around 聚集 quarter n.一节 be about to do即将做 not ... anymore不再…… pack n.绷带,敷布;包,包裹 vi.&vt. 把……包起来 sharply adv.严厉地,毫不客气地 let sb down使失望,辜负(别人的信任或期望) onto prep.到……上, 向……上 extra adj.额外的,另外的 pay off取得成功;奏效 keep up with 跟上,保持同步 energy n.力量,活力 crowd n.人群 clap vi.& vt.鼓掌,拍手 hit sb on the shoulder 打在某人肩上 earn vt.赢得;博得earn one’s place获得一席之地【参考译文】 第二部分 突然,我和一名球员撞到了一起,疼痛在我身上迅速蔓延。我的膝盖受伤严重。球队围在我身边,看起来很担心。最后一节即将开始,我们队已经落后10分。我平静地说:“我可能不能继续上场了,教练,”医生把冰袋放在我的膝盖上。“不行,”教练斩钉截铁地回答,“我们没有别的球员了!”“保罗怎么样?”有人建议。“保罗?”教练说,“他不行!”“给他个机会吧,教练!”我说,“我们还能损失什么呢?”“没错,”另一名球员说,“不管怎样我们都要输了,让保罗上场吧!”“让我试试吧,教练!我不会让你失望的!”保罗说。“好吧,好吧!”教练最终同意了。“别让我们失望,保罗。你发光发亮的时刻到了。”保罗跳起来冲上球场。显然,他所有独自练习的额外时间都得到了回报。对手队跟不上他的力量和速度。他的进球一个接一个,人群不停地鼓掌欢呼。比赛结束时,我们队以两分的优势赢得了比赛。“嗯,”教练一边拍着保罗的肩膀一边说,“你已经为自己赢得了球队中的位置,‘大个子’!”文本透析·剖语篇助力语篇理解2Step One: Pre-readingWhat is an underdog? Choose the correct option.A. A dog that is defeated by other dogs.B. An athlete who seems to have little chance to win.C. A company that never wins the competition with others.Ⅰ.Read for the main ideaRead the passage quickly and choose the best answer.What’s the main idea of the text?A. Basketball is the best sport to keep fit.B. The shorter a player is, the better he plays.C. All hard work will pay off sooner or later.D. A great athlete won’t let anyone down.Step Two: While-readingⅡ.Read for detailsRead the passage carefully and choose the best answer.Part 11. We can know about Paul the following EXCEPT that .A. he practised hard and had real skillsB. he was the shortest player ever in the NBAC. he was as tall as his favourite player Tyrone BoguesD. he usually worked as a replacement on their school basketball team2. What is the main reason why Paul didn’t get a chance to make theteam?A. His coach was not confident about his height.B. He didn’t have the skills to play for the team.C. He didn’t have a desire to play for the team.D. He didn’t practise as hard as his teammates.3. What can be inferred from the last paragraph?A. Paul would get the chance to prove himself.B. Paul would still be on the bench watching the game.C. It would be easy for The Lions to defeat The Bears.D. The Bears had never lost a single game.4. What was the attitude of Paul’s teammates to him?A. Doubtful. B. Confident.C. Indifferent. D. Disapproving.5. What can we know from the passage?A. The coach agreed to let Paul play at first.B. The writer fell down suddenly and his knee hurt badly.C. It was Paul who made a great contribution to their winning.D. The coach didn’t let the writer play as soon as he was hurt.Part 26. How would the coach feel about the outcome of the competition?A. It was unexpected.B. It was just so-so.C. It was discouraging.D. It was within his expectation.7. Why did the coach call Paul “big guy” at the end of the passage?A. Because Paul was strong and tall.B. Because Paul’s performance was greater than he expected.C. Because their team won the competition.D. Because he was always confident about Paul’s performance.8. What would probably happen to Paul after the competition?A. He would still be on the bench watching the game.B. He would sometimes play for his team if someone was hurt.C. He would play with his teammates for their team.D. There was no need for him to practise as hard as before.Ⅲ.Read for the structureRead the passage again and fill in the blanks.Step Three:Post-readingⅠ.品课文佳句1. Read the passage carefully and find the sentences describing the love forthe basketball. 2. Read the passage carefully and find the sentence describing Bogues. When we weren’t playing on the court which was next to ourbuilding, we were watching a game on TV. Bogues was only 1.6 metres tall, which made him the shortest playerever in the NBA. 3. Read the passage carefully and find the sentences describing theaccident happening on the court. 4. Read the passage carefully and find the sentences describing Paul on thecourt. Suddenly, a player and I crashed into each other.Pain raced throughmy body.My knee hurt badly. (1)Paul jumped up and rushed onto the court. (2)He made shot after shot, and the crowd couldn’t stop clappingand cheering. Ⅱ.长难句分析1. When we weren’t playing on the court which was next to our building,we were watching a game on TV.句式分析自主翻译 我们不是在大楼附近的球场上打球,就是在电视上看比赛。 2. He was still usually on the bench,being just a replacement, whichwas really tough on him.句式分析自主翻译 然而,他仍旧通常“坐板凳”作为替补队员,这对他来说是真够难熬的。 Ⅲ.讨论1. Why did the coach call Paul “big guy”?What do you think the coachmight have learnt from his experiences with Paul? Because Paul finally helped the team win the match,the coachthought he was a great player instead of a short and weak player. He may have learnt that he should never judge a person by hisphysical appearance but according to his ability. 2. What role did the writer play in the story? He understood Paul’s dream and saw his potential.When he wasinjured in the match,he advised the coach to give Paul a chance torealise his dream.He is a true friend. 核心知识·巧突破探究课堂重点3核心词汇集释try out for sth 参加……选拔【教材原句】 Paul had to try out many times just for making the team.保罗多次参加选拔,方才入选球队。try out (on sb) 试用(某人);测试;试验try for 试图获得;力争赢得try sth on 试穿(衣物)try one’s best (to do sth) 尽力(做某事)try one’s luck (at sth) 碰运气try one’s luck 碰碰运气【用法】【佳句】 Why don’t you try out for the basketball team?You havenothing to lose.你为什么不去参加篮球队的选拔呢?反正你也不会有什么损失。(建议信)【练透】 单句语法填空①Alison’s trying a job as a research assistant.②We should try our best (attend) on our parents, andmake them happy in their later years.③It began when a teacher suggested I try out the basketball team.for to attend for ④Before the party, Alice spent an hour tofind the perfect one.派对前,爱丽丝花了一个小时试穿不同的裙子,以找到最合适的那一件。 (动作描写)trying on different dresses 【写美】 完成句子desire n.渴望 v.渴望,期望【教材原句】 Everyone knew Paul had real skills, and was someonewho worked really hard and had a strong desire to play for the team.每个人都知道保罗有真本事,而且他非常努力,想为球队做出贡献。(1)have a strong desire to do sth 迫切想要做某事have a strong desire for sth 渴望得到某物(2)desire to do sth 渴望做某事desire sb to do sth 希望某人做某事desire that ...(should) do sth 希望……做某事【用法】【佳句】 Looking up at me, he finally answered his strong desire tojoin the race.他抬头看着我,终于回答了参加比赛的强烈愿望。 (神情、动作描写)【练透】 单句语法填空①The boy has a desire a smartphone with a large internalmemory.②Many an exchange student has a desire (learn) Chineseculture.for to learn ③His mother desired him (become) an architect afterhe grew up.④They desire (help) those who are in need of help.to become to help 【写美】 句型转换⑤ (把句③改为复合句)His mother desired that he (should) become an architect after hegrew up. pack n.绷带,敷布;包,包裹 vi.& vt.把……包起来【教材原句】 “I don’t think I can play anymore, coach,” I saidquietly as the doctor put an ice pack on my knee.我平静地说:“我可能不能继续上场了,教练,”医生把冰袋放在我的膝盖上。【用法】(1)a pack of 一包……;一捆……;一群……in packs 成群地(2)pack (sth) up 把(某物)打包;收拾(行李)be packed with 挤满【佳句】 It is the first time that I have packed up my things for aholiday.这是我第一次收拾行李去度假。 (活动介绍)【练透】 单句语法填空①When I got home, I packed my luggage for the trip.②The girl went to the supermarket and bought a pack gum.up of 【写美】 词汇升级③Despite heavy rain showers, the square was crowded with fans. was packed with let sb down使失望,辜负(别人的信任或期望)【教材原句】 I won’t let you down!我不会让你失望的!【用法】let alone 更不用说let sb alone=leave sb alone 不去打扰某人,让某人独自待着let go (of) 放开,松手let off 宽恕;免除let out 放掉;发出(叫声等)let in 让……进来【佳句】 Sometimes we’re let down, but more often we’re lifted up.有时我们会失望,但更多的是兴致勃勃。(动作描写)【练透】 单句语法填空①You have always been disappointing me.Don’t let me again.②She let a little cry of pain.③The theatre was so small that they refused to let any morepeople.down out in ④Your mother is so tired — ! Let her have a goodrest today.你母亲太累了——别去打扰她!今天让她好好休息一下。 (人物描写)let/leave her alone 【写美】 完成句子pay off 取得成功;奏效;得到回报【教材原句】 And clearly, all the extra hours that he’d spentpractising alone paid off.显然,他所有独自练习的额外时间都得到了回报。pay sb back 偿还;报答;报复pay for 付款;为……付出代价pay a visit to 拜访,访问pay attention to 注意;关注get paid 得到报酬;拿到薪水pay the price for 为……付出代价【用法】【佳句】 As a proverb goes, “Where there is a will, there is a way.”Our efforts will pay off in time.俗话说:“有志者,事竟成。”我们的努力最终会得到回报。(建议信)【练透】 用适当的介、副词填空①Can you lend me 1,000 yuan?I’ll pay you on Friday.②He had to pay the broken window, as it was his responsibility.③In class, it’s important to pay attention what the teacher says.back for to 【写美】 完成句子④We the nearby nursing home last Saturday for theDouble Ninth Festival.上周六重阳节,我们拜访了附近的养老院。 (活动介绍)paid a visit tokeep at sth 坚持做某事keep sb from doing sth 阻止某人做某事keep back 忍住,隐瞒;抑制keep off 避开,防止,挡住keep out of 使不进入……;使不受……的影响;避免某事keep up 保持,继续keep up with跟上,保持同步【教材原句】 The other team just couldn’t keep up with his energyand speed.对手队跟不上他的力量和速度。【用法】【佳句】 He desired to keep up with his classmates, but he was tooweak.他渴望跟上他的同学们,但是他太弱了。(人物描写)【练透】 单句语法填空①Fear of failure kept her trying out for the school play.②He struggled to keep tears while saying goodbye to hisfriends.③The new roof helped to keep the rain during the storm.from back off 【写美】 完成句子④Other children rushed forward like an arrow, and David tried hisbest .其他孩子像箭一样向前冲去,大卫尽力跟上他们。to keep up with them 【佳句】 After a good night’s sleep, she woke up full of energy andready to start the day.睡了一夜好觉后,她醒来时充满活力,准备开始新的一天。 (动作描写)energy n.力量,活力【用法】(1)full of energy 充满活力put one’s energies into 把精力投入……(2)energetic adj. 充满活力的;精力充沛的;积极的【练透】 单句语法填空①She put all her energies her work and made great achievementsin her field.②I have the ability to organise activities.I am outgoing and (energy).into energetic 【写美】 完成句子③When spring comes, everything on the Earth .春天来了,地球上的一切看起来都很新鲜,充满活力。looks very fresh andfull of energy crowd n.人群 v.挤满;涌入【教材原句】 He made shot after shot,and the crowd couldn’t stopclapping and cheering.他的进球一个接一个,人群不停地鼓掌欢呼。【用法】(1)a crowd of 一群……crowds of 成群……(2)crowd in on sb (想法、问题等)涌上心头;涌入脑海crowd into one’s mind 涌入某人的脑海(3)crowded adj. 拥挤的;挤满的;充满的be crowded with 挤满……;充满着……【佳句】 Just at that moment, I found a familiar figure runningthrough the crowd towards me.It was my father.就在那一刻,我发现一个熟悉的身影从人群中向我跑来,那是我父亲。 (动作描写)【练透】 单句语法填空①After seeing the report,problems about the company crowded my mind.②I was nearly pushed over by a crowd children.③Many football fans crowded when the gate was opened.④Shops were crowded customers looking over the colourfuldisplays.into of in with 【写美】 完成句子⑤He pushed his way .他在人群中向前挤。 (动作描写)through the crowd earn vt.赢得;博得;挣得;获(利)【教材原句】 “Well,” said the coach as he hit Paul on the shoulder,“you’ve just earned your place on the team,big guy!”“嗯,”教练一边拍着保罗的肩膀一边说,“你已经为自己赢得了球队中的位置,‘大个子’!”(1)earn a living=earn one’s living 谋生earn sb a place=earn one’s place赢得/获得一席之地earn one’s respect/a reputation 赢得尊重/名声(2)earnings n. 薪水,收入;利润【用法】【佳句】 Her outstanding ability earned her a place on the team.她非凡的能力为她在队中赢得了一席之地。【练透】 单句语法填空①He was satisfied with his (earn) as an accountant.②The old man earned his (live) by fishing.③Mr Miler earned reputation as an expert on the tax law.【写美】 完成句子④As a teacher,she has her students.作为一名教师,她赢得了学生的尊敬。earnings living a earned the respect of 重点句型解构句型公式:动词-ing形式(短语)作主语【教材原句】 Paul knew that being shorter than other players meantthat he had to practise more.保罗知道比其他球员矮意味着他必须加强练习。(1)动词-ing形式(短语)作主语往往表示经常性、习惯性的动作,谓语动词通常用单数形式。(2)该用法可以用it作形式主语,常见的用于这种结构的形容词和名词有good, no good, no use, useless等。(3)动词-ing形式可以在前面加上一个名词或代词的所有格,构成动词-ing形式的复合结构。【品悟】 Getting it finished early is always better; it gives you moretime to review and perfect your work.尽早完成总是更好;这样你就有更多时间来复习和完善你的工作。【用法】【写美】 完成句子① that you can have someone to talk to.拥有朋友意味着你可以找人聊天。② was a great encouragement to us.他们来帮忙对我们是一个很大的鼓舞。Having friends means Their coming to help ③ him not to worry.告诉他不要担心是没有用的。It is no use telling 句型公式:否定转移结构【教材原句】 “I don’t think I can play anymore, coach,” I saidquietly as the doctor put an ice pack on my knee.我平静地说:“我可能不能继续上场了,教练,”医生把冰袋放在我的膝盖上。【用法】在含有宾语从句的主从复合句中,如果宾语从句表示否定意义,而且主句谓语动词是think,believe,feel,guess,expect,suppose,imagine等表示“观点、信念、推测、臆测”等词时,习惯上把宾语从句的否定词前移到主句的谓语动词中,构成否定转移结构。【写美】 完成句子① he will come to my party.我认为他不会来我的聚会。② he will come.我相信他不会来。I don’t think I don’t believe 课时检测·提能力培育学科素养4维度一:品句填词1. In the championship, the (弱方) surprised everyoneby winning the game.2. That (家伙) in the blue shirt is the fastest runner in ourschool.3. Her (渴望) to help others led her to volunteer at the localshelter.underdogs guy desire 4. Having had breakfast,he settled down to p his suitcase.5. Moved deeply, the crowd c their hands even more loudly.acking lapped 维度二:词形转换1. The park was (crowd), so it took us some time to findan available site.2. The number of private cars in China rose (sharp) from32 million to 154 million.3. Sue fell ill, so we needed to find a (replace) forher.crowded sharply replacement 维度三:固定搭配和句式1. We believe you are capable of it.Please do not .我们相信你是有能力的。请不要让我们失望。2. I felt very excited when the producer told me to a part.当制作人告诉我试演一部分时,我感到很兴奋。3. Every home and office needs the latest electronic equipment to the times.每个家庭和办公室都需要最新的电器设备以跟上时代。let us down try out for keepup with 4. High waves raised, dropped the boat and sent the man the sides.巨浪掀起,把船抛下,把那个人撞到了一边。5. Clouds , driven by the rising wind.风起云涌。crashinginto gathered around 维度四:课文语法填空 Paul and I were both on our school basketball team and huge1. (fan) of the NBA. Though he was short, Paul2. (look) on Tyrone Bogues as his inspiration and practisedeven 3. (hard).Everyone knew Paul had real skills and astrong desire 4. (play) for the team,but he was usually onthe bench.This week,we played against The Bears, 5. hadn’tlost a single game this season.At the end of the third quarter, accidenthappened and I got fans looked harder to play which 6. (bad) hurt.The team gathered around, 7. (look)worried.The last quarter was about to begin and we were behind by 10points.Someone asked the coach to give Paul 8. chance, becausethere were no more players to replace.The coach agreed.Paul rushed ontothe court and made shot 9. shot.The crowd couldn’t stop clappingand cheering.At last our team 10. (win) the game by twopoints.badly looking a after won Ⅰ.阅读理解 My sister Megan was babysitting at the Quinns’ house.It was aroundten o’clock on a Friday night, Megan was watching TV and a loud knockon the door surprised her. Megan spied through the peephole and saw a middle-aged manstanding in the entryway. “Who is it?” she asked. “Your brother Ben.” Megan realised the man had mistaken her for his sister.She replied,“Mrs Quinn can’t come to the door right now.” She thought of ourmother’s warning: Never open the door for a stranger while you’rebabysitting. “The truth is I’m babysitting,” she said through the screen.Thewords were out of her mouth before she remembered her mother’s secondwarning: Don’t advertise that you’re alone.Megan quickly added, “MrsQuinn will be home soon.” “It’s awfully cold out here.Can I wait inside?” The man asked. Megan hesitated.“Couldn’t you come back in a little while? MrsQuinn left a number for me to contact her,” she said.“I’ll call her and seewhat she says.” The smile vanished from the man’s face.“You’re going to leave meoutside to freeze to death in the meantime? Wait until she finds out youwouldn’t let me in! You’ll be in so much trouble!” With the words heleft. A little after eleven, Mrs Quinn came back home.Megan bit herlip.“I didn’t have any problems with the girls.But later your brother cameto the door, and I was afraid to let him in.When I told him I wasn’t goingto open the door, he got really mad at me and left.I’m sorry.” Mrs Quinn frowned.“My brother? I don’t have a brother!” Megan was proud of herself for following her instincts (本能).Shehad kept Mrs Quinn’s kids — and herself — safe that night.It was avaluable lesson for my sister and for me.语篇解读:本文是一篇记叙文。作者通过自己妹妹的一段经历,告诉我们一条生活常识——千万不要给陌生人开门。1. What helped Megan to make a decision?A. Her own wisdom. B. The man’s request.C. Mrs Quinn’s advice. D. Her mother’s words.解析: 细节理解题。根据第五、六段可知,是母亲的忠告帮助Megan作出了正确的决策。2. How did the man feel when he left?A. Very satisfied.B. Very annoyed.C. Very confused.D. Very surprised.解析: 推理判断题。根据文中男子说的话及上下文语境可知,这名男子想进门的要求一再被拒绝,这时候他肯定非常恼怒。3. What would Mrs Quinn probably do in the end?A. She would scold Megan.B. She would praise Megan.C. She would call the police.D. She would phone the man.解析: 推理判断题。根据最后两段可知,Quinn夫人根本没有什么哥哥或弟弟,可见那个男子是个图谋不轨的坏人;Megan的正确决策保证了孩子和自身的安全,Quinn夫人自然应该表扬她。4. Which saying can best express the main idea of the text?A. Nobody is perfect.B. Nothing is impossible.C. Better be safe than sorry.D. It’s easier said than done.解析: 主旨大意题。综合全文可知,本文通过Megan的一次危险经历,告诉我们遇到事情应该小心谨慎、以免酿成重大损失。C项谚语表达的意思是:小心不出大错/事前小心为上,好过事后遭殃。Ⅱ.完形填空 I remember starting a new job and working with a guy named Randy.Idon’t know what his 5 was, but for some reason he didn’t like me —and he 6 me to know it.He’d say 7 things to me daily.I mean,like, all the time.Once I returned from vacation and a friend told me,“Boy, Sean, if you only 8 what Randy has been saying aboutyou.You’d better 9 your back.” There were times I wanted to beat the guy, but I somehow 10 to keep calm and ignore him. 11 he insulted (侮辱) me, I made ita personal challenge to treat him well 12 .I had faith that things wouldwork out in the end if I acted this way. After a few months things began to 13 .Randy could see that Iwasn’t going to play his 14 and began to lighten up.He even told meone time, “I’ve tried to 15 you, but you won’t become angry.” After being at the company for about a year, we became friends andgained 16 for each other.Had I reacted to his attacks, I’m 17 wewouldn’t be friends today.I’m also sure that at least one of us wouldhave 18 a few teeth.Often all it takes is one person to create afriendship. The fact is that we can’t control everything that happens to us.Butthere is one thing we can control: how we 19 what happens to us.语篇解读:本文是一篇记叙文。作者的同事Randy一直对作者不友好,但是作者总是以德报怨。最终作者感化了Randy,他们成为好朋友。5. A. interest B. problemC. hope D. method解析: 根据下文可知,Randy不喜欢作者,但是作者不知道“问题”出在哪里。6. A. asked B. wanted C. allowed D. hoped解析: Randy不但不喜欢作者,而且还“想”让作者知道这一事实。7. A. impossible B. difficultC. unpleasant D. strange解析: 因为Randy不喜欢作者,所以他说的肯定是令作者不愉快的(unpleasant)话。8. A. knew B. learnedC. received D. believed解析: 这位朋友希望作者“知道”Randy在他背后说的坏话,并对作者进行了善意的提醒。9. A. see B. feel C. notice D. watch解析: 这里这位朋友提醒作者今后要注意,因此用watch一词;watch有“小心;注意”之意。10. A. expected B. wantedC. managed D. decided解析: 作者本来想揍那个人,但是又“控制”了自己的情绪。11. A. Whatever B. WhereverC. Whenever D. However解析: 作者“无论何时”遇到那个人的侮辱,都会努力以友好的方式回应。12. A. in turn B. in returnC. in order D. in time解析: 这里表示作者面对侮辱时的回应方式。in return表示“作为回报或回应”。13. A. move B. stop C. appear D. change解析: 根据下文可知,事情的发展发生了“变化”,Randy开始对作者友好起来。14. A. game B. sport C. match D. party解析: 这里表示作者不愿配合Randy的 “游戏”,也就是说无论Randy怎么侮辱,作者就是不生气、不对抗。15. A. reach B. hurt C. leave D. please解析: 根据上文可知,Randy一直在“侮辱和伤害”作者。16. A. honour B. topic C. respect D. duty解析: 根据下文可知,两个人最后成了朋友,因此开始互相“尊重”对方。17. A. sure B. glad C. clear D. sorry解析: 下句的I’m also sure暗示这里应该填sure,表示作者“确信”如果自己跟Randy对抗,他们一定不会成为朋友。18. A. got B. grown C. increased D. lost解析: 作者认为,如果自己跟Randy打起来,他俩中至少有一个人要少几颗牙齿。19. A. look after B. deal withC. take out D. turn down解析: 我们唯一能控制的,是用自己的方式“应对”发生在我们身上的事。deal with应对;处理。谢谢观看! 展开更多...... 收起↑ 资源列表 Section Ⅱ LESSON 1 THE UNDERDOG.docx Section Ⅱ LESSON 1 THE UNDERDOG(练习,含解析).docx SectionⅡ LESSON 1 THE UNDERDOG.pptx