Day

單元學(xué)習(xí)導(dǎo)航:

Dayl-1.生詞扎根

默寫下列詞匯：

1.打掃（或清除）干凈2.v.歡呼；喝彩3.（使）變得更高興；振奮起

4.分發(fā)；散發(fā)5.v.義務(wù)做；自愿做n.志愿者6.想出；提出

7.推遲8.n.標(biāo)志；信號9.n.通知；通告；注意v.注

意到；意識到10.分發(fā)11.打電話給（某人）；征召

12.曾經(jīng)……；過去……13.adj.孤獨(dú)的；寂寞的14.照顧；非常喜歡

15.pron.幾個；數(shù)個；一些16.adj.強(qiáng)烈的；強(qiáng)壯的17.n.感覺；感觸

18.n.滿足；滿意19.n.高興；愉快20.n.物主；主人

21.參加……選拔；試用22.n.（尤指長途）旅行；行程23.V.募集；征集

24.n.午夜；子夜25.adv.獨(dú)自；單獨(dú)

Dayl-2.生詞開花

1.寫出give相關(guān)短語的漢語意思。

giveoutgiveupgiveawaygivein

2.寫出come相關(guān)短語的漢語意思。

comeupwithcomeoutcomeoncomein

comefromcometruecomeover

3.寫出put相關(guān)短語的漢語意思。

putoffputupputonputdown

putawayputaway

4.寫出raise相關(guān)短語的漢語意思。

raisemoneyraisechildrenraiseyourhands

5.寫出use相關(guān)短語的漢語意思。

usedtodosth

beusedtodoingsth

beusedtodosth/beusedfordoingsth

Dayl-3.生詞結(jié)果

翻譯背誦下列語句

1.我將幫忙打掃城市公園。

2.這個男孩可以在食品救濟(jì)站分發(fā)食物。

3.我們需要提出一個計(jì)劃來告訴人們關(guān)于城市公園清掃活動。

4.讓我們也做一些通知。然后我將在放學(xué)后把他們分發(fā)出去。

5.我們應(yīng)該傾聽他們并且照顧他們。

6.每周六上午他在一家寵物醫(yī)院當(dāng)志愿者。

7.馬里奧相信這能幫助他獲得未來夢想的職業(yè)。

8.當(dāng)我看到動物好起來和主人臉上喜悅的表情時，我得到一種強(qiáng)烈的滿足感。

9.她在四歲的時候就能獨(dú)自閱讀了。

10.在這里當(dāng)志愿者對我來說是一個夢想的實(shí)現(xiàn)。

11.我想要去幫助無家可歸的人們。

12.她決定參加一個課外閱讀項(xiàng)目的志愿者的選拔。

13.你可以向醫(yī)院申請看望那些小朋友們,并使他們高興起來。

14.她每周在那里做一次志愿者幫助孩子們學(xué)習(xí)閱讀。

15.我正在做一些標(biāo)牌來張貼在學(xué)校周圍。

Day1-4.語篇提升-閱讀

Everybodywillhavesomehealthproblems.HereareMr.Black'sproblemsandhisdoctor'sadvice.I

hopetheycanhelpyou.

Mr.Black'sproblems

MynameisDavidBlack.Iliveinasmallhouse.Inevergooutwhentheweatheriscoldorhot,

becauseIamworriedI'llhaveacold.Idon'tgooutoftenbecauseIdon'twanttotalkwithothers.Ihardly

exercise,butsometimesItakeawalkinmygarden.AfterIwalkforafewminutes,Ihavetotakearest.I

amalwaysveryweakandtired.IoftenhaveaheadachebutIdon'twanttoseeadoctor.WhatshouldIdo?

Dr.Smith'sadvice

TraditionalChinesedoctorsbelieveweneedabalanceofyinandyangtobehealthy.Ithinkyouhave

toomuchyinbecauseyouarealwaysworriedaboutsomethingandyoudon'tlikegoingoutortalkingwith

others.Ithinkyoushouldeatsomeyangfoods,likebeefandyouneedtoexercisemore.Also,talkingwith

otherscanmakeyoufeelrelaxed.Andifyoudon'tfeelverywell,ifsimportantforyoutogotoseea

doctor.AndyouwillfeelbetterafteryoutakesomeChinesemedicine.

1.Theunderlinedword"they"inParagraph1refersto"

A.Mr.BlackandDr.SmithB.onlyMr.Black'sproblems

C.onlyDr.Smith'sadviceD.Mr.Black'sproblemsandDr.Smith'sadvice

2.Mr.Blackdoesn'tgooutwhentheweatheriscoldorhot,becauseheisworried

A.hewillbehungryorthirstyB.hehastotalkwithothers

C.hewillhaveacoldD.hewillgetlost

3.Ifyouarealwaysworriedandyoudon'tlikegoingout,maybeyou

A.havetoomuchyangB.havetoomuchyin

C.haveabalanceofyinandyangD.needtoeatsomeyinfoods

4.WhichisNOTDr.Smith'sadvice?

A.Toeatsomeyangfoods.B.Toplaymoresports.

C.Tostayathomeandrest.D.TotakesomeChinesemedicine.

5.WhichofthefollowingisRIGHTaccordingtothepassage?

A.Mr.Blackoftenhasyangfoods.B.Mr.Blackhastohavearestafterashortwalk.

C.Mr.Blackoftenseesadoctorwhenhefeelsbad.D.Mr.Blacklikestoeatbeefverymuch.

Day2

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Joe'sparentswerebothbooklovers.Severalyearsago,thecoupleandotherpeopleintheir

communityraisedmoneytobuilda1Andthebooksinthelibrarywere2bypeopleinthe

community.Theyhadbeen3ofdrivingtwentymilestothenearestpubliclibrary.

Mrs.Hong,aretiredlibrarian,wasthedirectorofthelibrary.VolunteersoftenhelpedMrs.Hongkeep

thebook-shelves（書架）cleanand4Sometimesafterschool,Joealso5atthelibrary.He

lovedreadingbooksandenjoyedbeing6them.

Oneday,Mrs.HongtalkedtoJoeabouther7ofbuildingachildren'sreadingroom.Butit

would8muchmoremoneythanthelibrarycouldafford.

LaterJoetalkedtoseveralfriendsabout9toraisemoney.Finallytheydevelopedaplantodo

somefundraising（籌款）10whichkidscouldtakepartin,suchas11thestreetanddoing

housework.Joeandhisfriendstriedtoinvitemorekidstojointhem.

12everyone'ssurprise,lessthanayearafterJoe'sconversationwithMrs.Hong,thekidshad

raisedenoughmoneyto13thereadingroom.Duringtheopeningceremonyofit,Mrs.Hongsaid,

“Thisreadingroomisforthe14inourcommunity.AndundertheleadershipofJoe,theirhard

workhasmadeadream15.Whatgreatkidstheyare!”

1.A.bridgeB.houseC.libraryD.laboratory

2.A.givenupB.pickedupC.thrownawayD.givenaway

3.A.carefulB.tiredC.proudD.afraid

4.A.lovelyB.uglyC.tidyD.popular

5.A.dancedB.playedC.checkedD.volunteered

6.A.inB.forC.withD.between

7.A.dreamB.abilityC.skillD.hobby

8.A.payB.costC.spendD.give

9.A.marksB.gamesC.waysD.tools

10.A.accidentsB.activitiesC.experiencesD.problems

11.A.givingupB.cleaningupC.pickingupD.puttingup

12.A.ToB.OfC.WithD.By

13.A.buyB.drawC.buildD.visit

14.A.poorB.womenC.kidsD.old

15.A.comeoutB.falloverC.turnonD.cometrue

情境運(yùn)用

A:Whatwilltheydothisweekend?

B:.

A:WhatisMarydoing?

B:.

A:Whatdidhedoyesterday?

B:.

Day3

單元學(xué)習(xí)導(dǎo)航:

Lastyear,SusanandherfamilybecameSeeingEye3.(volunteer).Theyadopted(收

養(yǎng))4.youngSeeingEyedog."WespentalotoftimestayingwithexplainedSusan.It

5.(take)atleasttwoyearstoteachSeeingEyedogsalltheskillstheyneededtoguidea

disabledperson.

Duringthefirstmonthoflife,thelittledogslive6.anormalfamily.Whenthedogis

aboutoneyearold,itleaves7.(it)home.Aprofessionaltrainerandablindpersonteachthedog

theskills.Afteralong8.difficulttrainingperiod,thedogandtheblindpersonfinallyteamup.

Susansaidtherewasadeep9.(feel)betweenherandthelittledog."Itwasalwayshard

whenthetimecametosaygoodbye,9,shesaid."Butweknewthatthelittledogwasgoingtohelpsomeone

who10.(strong)neededit.Ifeelgoodabouthavinghadasmallpartingivingthegiftof

independencetosomeonewhocannotsee."

1.2.3.4.5.

6.7.8.9.10.

閱讀理解七選五

Burma(緬甸)isoneofthepoorestcountriesintheworld.UnitedNationssayspeopletheremakeonly

about$460ayear.1.

RickHeizman,amusicteachervolunteerstohelpchildren.HehasbeenvolunteeredinBurmafor

morethantwentyyears.RickHeizmanismarried(結(jié)婚)toaBurmesemusiciancalledSuWei.2.

ButtheycomebacktoBurmaoftentovisittheschoolprojects.

SuWeisaysthechildrenareexcitedtolearntoreadandwrite,andshesaystheirparentsarehappy

thattheirchildrencangettoschoolwithouthavingtoleavetheirvillage.Thecouplehasbuilttwoschools,

andathirdoneisalmostfinished.3andtheywillfinishbuildingthembytheendof2015.

Havingsomeonewhoreallyunderstandssomethingaboutthevillagersisimportant.RickHeizmanand

SuWeigetonwellwithvillagers.4.Theytrytodoeverythingtheycantohelpthevillagers.So

villagersreallylovethem.RickHeizmanisalwaysaskingfordonations(募捐),5.Hesays

spendinghistimethiswayhasmadehimhappierthanheeverdreamshewouldbe.

A.TheyliveinSanFrancisco,California

B.Theyunderstandwhatthevillagersneed

C.Theyhelpvillagersalittle

D.sohecanbuildmoreschools

E.Sothereislittlemoneyforeducationinvillages

F.Theyliveahappylife

G.Theywillsoonstarttobuildtwomoreschools

Day4

Day4-1.生詞扎根

默寫下列詞匯：

Lv.修理；修補(bǔ)2.v.修理；安裝3.修理；裝飾

4.贈送；捐贈5.（外貌或行為）像6.adj.破損的；殘缺的

7.n.車輪；輪子8.n.信；函9.n.女士；小姐

10.建起；設(shè)立11.adj.喪失能力的；有殘疾的12.影響；有作用

13.adj.瞎的；失明的14.adj.聾的15.v.想象；設(shè)想

16.n.困難；難題17.v.開；打開18.n.|'1

19.V.拿；提；扛20.v.訓(xùn)練；培訓(xùn)21.adj.激動的；興奮的

22.n.訓(xùn)練；培訓(xùn)23.n.仁慈；善良24.adj.聰明的；聰穎的

25.理解；領(lǐng)會26.V.&n.變化；改變27.n.興趣；關(guān)注v.使感興趣;

使關(guān)注28.n.先生29.n.夫人；女士

Day4-2.生詞開花

1.形容詞后綴-able：enjoyf__________;comfort_**______;suitf_________...

名詞后綴-ness:kindf;sadf;happy_*ill-*.

2.set相關(guān)短語：setupsetoffsetanexample

3.imaginev.-*n.-*adj.

Day4-3.生詞結(jié)果

翻譯背誦下列語句

1.我把我的自行車捐贈給了一家兒童福利院。

2.他總是自愿去幫助有需要的人們。

3.你的父母一定為你感到驕傲。

4.我想要感謝你給動物幫助者錢。

5.你的幫助使我擁有“幸運(yùn)”這件事成為可能。

6.“幸運(yùn)”使我的生活大不相同。

7.因此，像接電話、開關(guān)門或抬東西對我來說都很困難。

8.她也認(rèn)為一條狗可能使我振作起來。

9.我喜歡動物并且我對擁有一條狗的主意感到興奮。

10.當(dāng)我給他命令時，他能理解我的意思。

11.再次感謝你改變了我的生活。

Day4-4.語篇提升-閱讀

TerryFoxwasonlyseventeenwhenhegotcancer（癌癥）.Hemusthavefelthopelesswhenthe

doctorsaidhisrightlegwouldhavetobecutoff6inches（英寸）abovetheknee.

Buttoeveryone'ssurprise,TerryFoxmadeuphismindtobecomealong-distance（長足巨離的）runner

anddosomethingaboutthecancer.Whatadream!

Althoughitseemedimpossible,Terrydecidedtorunacrossthewholecountry.Hehopedtoraiseone

milliondollarsforcancerresearch.Fewpeoplebelievedhewouldmakeit.Anyway,onApril12,1980,

TerryFoxbeganhisMarathonofHope.Forthefirstfewdaysofhismarathon,TerryFoxwasalone.He

startedrunningat4:30am.Daybyday,peoplebegantorealizethatsomethingbigwashappeningonthe

lonelyroad.AspeoplesawTerry,theystoppedanddonated（捐贈）moneyforcancerresearch.

However,hishealthtookarapidturnfortheworseseveralmonthslater.Hehadtogiveuphis

marathononSeptember1,1980.Terrydiedthreemonthslater,attheageof22.Inhisshortlife,heraised

$24millionforcancerresearch-onedollarforeachpersoninhismotherland.

Sincehisdeath,theyearlyTerryFoxRun,firstheldin1981,hasgrowntobetheworld'slargest

one-dayfundraiser（募捐活動）forcancerresearch.

1.WhatdoestheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph2mean?

A.Thedreamwasverystrange.B.Itwassuchasillydream.

C.Thedreamwaseasytoachieve.D.Itwasalmostanimpossibledream.

2.Terrygaveuphismarathonin1980because.

A.hefoundittootiringB.nobodysupportedhim

C.hewastoosicktocontinueD.heraisedenoughmoney

3.WhendidTerryFoxgetcancer?

A.In1975.B.In1980.C.In1981.D.In1958.

4.HowmuchmoneydidTerryraiseforcancerresearchinhisshortlife?

A.$2.4million.B.$24billion.C.$24million.D.$2.4billion.

5.Whatisthewriter5spurposeinwritingthepassage?

A.TotelluswhenTerryFoxRunwasfirstheld.

B.Totellusnottogiveupwhenfacingdifficulties.

C.Toadviseustodonatemoneyforcancerresearch.

D.TocallonustotakepartinMarathonofHope.

Day5

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Duringsummervacations,Iwouldvolunteeratthepetrescue（救助）center,soIcouldseealotof

dogs.Minniewasthefunniest—lookingdogI'deverseenbyfar.Herbodylookedlikeasausage.Herhair

wastoothinto]herbody.Hereyesalwaysseemedsurprised,andhertailwassoshortthatit

lookedlikearafstail.

Shelookedsostrangethather2didn,twantheranymore.Shewasbroughttothecenter.__3

Ithought「Minniewaskindandsweet.Nooneshouldlaughatherstrangelooking.^^SoIgaveMinniea

goodbathand4herinthenewspaper：'Tunny—lookingdog,kindandsweet,needsaloving_

5.”

Later,aboycalledme,butIwarnedhimthatMinniewas6.However,theboytoldmethathis

grandfather^sixteen—year—olddoghadjustdied.Theywantedto7Minnieverymuch.Hearing

thesewords,IsaidthattheycouldtakeMinnieaway.Icombed（梳）herhair,andgaveheragoodbath.

Thenwewaitedforthemtoarrive.

Atlast,anoldcarstoppedinfrontofthepetrescuecenter.Twokids8tothedoor.Theyput

Minnieintotheirarmsandrushedouttotheirgrandfather9waswaitinginthecar.Ihurriedbehind

themtoseehisreaction（反應(yīng)）.

Insidethecar,thegrandfatherputMinnieinhisarmsand10hersofthair.Shelookedvery

relaxedandhappy."She'sperfect,andIlikeher!9,theoldmansaid.Iwas11thatMinniehadfound

agoodowner.Justatthattime,Isawthatthegrandfather^12wereamilkywhitecolor——hewas

blind.

Afterthatsummervacation,ImissedMinniesomuch.SoIwentbacktothegrandfather^house.The

grandfatherwaswalkinginthegardenwithMinnie13theway.Icouldsee14ofthemwere

happy.6tMinnieisthemostbeautifuldoginmyeyes,“saidthegrandfather."Tve15felthappier

before!”Hearingthis,Iwasprettyhappy!

l.A.hideB.warmC.protectD.cover

2.A.ownerB.leaderC.teacherD.partner

3.A.SoB.HoweverC.ButD.Though

4.A.introducedB.reportedC.praisedD.advertised

5.A.schoolB.familyC.hospitalD.zoo

6.A.sickB.dirtyC.uglyD.dangerous

7.A.keepB.buyC.seeD.sell

8.A.jumpedB.steppedC.walkedD.raced

9.A.thatB.whoC.whichD.whom

10.A.tidiedB.cleanedC.touchedD.pulled

11.A.peacefulB.thankfulC.carefulD.powerful

12.A.eyesB.hairC.earsD.body

13.A.leadingB.takingC.givingD.making

14.A.eitherB.neitherC.allD.both

15.A.justB.everC.neverD.still

閱讀理解

ThegovernmentintheUKwantstochangeitsfarmingindustry.Itwantsyoungerpeopletoenterthe

industry.Ithasanewplantopayolderfarmerstoretire.Someolderfarmerscouldgetupto$140,000if

theyretire.Oneofthereasonsthegovernmentwantsolderfarmerstoretireistoprotecttheenvironment.

Olderfarmersusemoretraditionalmethodstofarmtheirland.Thesemethodsarenotasenvironmentally

friendlyastheyshouldbe.TheUK'sfanningministerbelievesyoungerfarmersaremoreopento"green”

methods.Hesaid,"Afreshmethodcanmakeaworldofdifference."Headdedthatolderfarmerswere

"standinginthewayofchange”.

TheaverageageoffarmersintheUKis59.Around40percentofthemareabovetheageof65.The

farmingministersaid,“Weneedtodealwiththetwinchallengesofhelpingnewfarmersachievetheir

dreamofgettingland,whilealsohelpinganoldergenerationtoretirewithdignity（尊嚴(yán)）Theplanis

popularwiththeexperiencedfarmers.Afarmersassociation(協(xié)會))said75percentofitsfarmerswere

interestedintheretirementplan.TheUK'sNationalFarmers9Unionwelcomedthegovemmenfsplan.It

said,“Wewanttoseeafairtransition(過渡)whichallowsfarmerswhoareconsideringleavingthe

industrytohaveenoughtimeandinformationtomakethoselife-changingdecisions.

1.WhatistheBritishgovernment'snewplanforitsfarmingindustry?

A.Topayolderfarmerstoretire.B.Tomakeyoungerfarmershelpolderfarmers.

C.Tomakemoreandmoreolderfarmersricher.D.Topaymoreattentiontodevelopthefarming

industry.

2.Youngerfarmerspreferto.

A.askthegovernmentforhelpB.get$140,000fromthegovernment

C.use"green“methodstogrowcropsD.usetraditionaltechnologytogrowcrops

3.HowoldistheaverageageoffarmersintheUK?

A.49yearsold.B.59yearsold.C.65yearsold.D.68yearsold.

4.WhatdotheexperiencedfarmersintheUKthinkofthenewplan?

A.Theyliketheplanverymuch.B.Theydon'tliketheplanatall.

C.Theylosefaceandfeelhurt.D.Theythinktheplanshouldbeimproved.

5.Whafsthemainideaofthepassage?

A.YoungerUKfarmerswouldliketoget$140,000.

B.SomemeasureswillbetakentosavetheenvironmentintheUS.

C.ItisachancetoimprovetheenvironmentintheUK.

D.ThegovernmentintheUKwantsyoungerpeopletoenterthefarmingindustry.

Day6

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MikeMoorefirst1.(visit)Chinain1984.Sincethen,hecametoChinamanytimes.Inhis

eyes,thechangeofmeansoftransportation(交通方式)inChinesecitiescouldshowthatChina2.__

(develop)alotnow.

“My3.(one)impression(E[1象)ofChinawas:4.(thousand)ofpeopleinblue

orgreenuniforms(制月艮)onbikesinthecities.Afterabout15years,manypeoplerodemotors(摩托

車).Anotherfiveyearslater,youareable5.(meet)moreprivatecarsindifferentcolours,hesaid.

“NowyoucanseeallkindsofcarsinChinesecities.Theyhaveno6.(different)fromotherbig

citiesintheworld,"hewenton.

“Frombikestocars,youcanfeelthatgreatchangeshavetakenplace7.Chinaoverthepast

fewyears,“Mooresaid.Mooredescribed8.(him)asa"Chinafan,\HesaidthatChinesepeople

havenowbecomemoreconfident,happierand9.(healthy)thanbefore,andtheliving

environmentinbigcitiesbecomemorebeautifultoo.

HebelievesthatChinawillbeoneof10.(strong)countriesintheworldinthefuture.And

he'slookingforwardtoseeingthatday.

1.2.3.4.5.

6.7.8.9.10.

閱讀理解七選五

Whenitcomestomakingbigchangesinlife,atsomepointthethought