七年级英语上册 第15讲 Unit 5 Let s celebrate（一）（同步基础课程）讲义 牛津版.doc

第15讲 Unit 5 Let s celebrate 一 celebrate /selbret/vi.&vt. 庆祝，庆贺guess /ges/ n. 猜，猜测dress /dres/ vi.&vt. 穿着，穿衣dress up 装扮，乔装打扮as / z; z / prep. 作为，当作ghost /gst/ n. 鬼，鬼魂Christmas /krsms/ n. 圣诞节festival /festvl/ n. 节日because /bkz; bkz/ conj. 因为present /preznt/ n. 礼物together /tge(r)/ adv. 在一起，共同get together聚会，联欢moon cake /mun kek/ n. 月饼full /fl/ adj. 圆的；满的Millie: What is your favourite festival, Tommy?Tommy: Christmas.Millie: Why do you like it?Tommy: Because we always get lots of nice presents at Christmas. What festival do you like, Millie?Millie: I like the Mid-Autumn Festival.Tommy: What do you usually do on that day?Millie: All my family get together and have a big dinner. Then we eat moon cakes and enjoy the full moon. Its great!USA/,ju: es e/ abbr. (= United States of America) 美国mask /msk/n. 面具，面罩paint /pent/ vt. 用颜料涂pumpkin /pmpkn/ n. 南瓜lantern /lntn/ n. 灯笼，提灯when /wen/ conj. 当的时候inside /,nsad/ adv. 在（或向）里面knock /nk/ vi. 敲，击knock on thee door敲门shout /at/ vt. &vi.大声说，叫，嚷treat/trit/ n. 招待trick /trk/ n. 诡计，把戏trick or treat不招待，就使坏if /f/ conj. 如果special /spel/adj. 特殊的，特别的October 25Dear Millie,Thank you for telling me about the Mid-Autumn Festival. We have some festivals in the USA, and I like Halloween best.Halloween is on October 31. How do we celebrate it? Children have lots of fun on that day. We dress up and wear masks. Sometimes we paint our faces. We also make pumpkin lanterns. It is wonderful.When the evening comes, we visit houses and play a game with the people inside. We knock on their doors and shout “trick or treat”. Usually they give us some candy as a treat. If they do not give us a treat, we play a trick on them.We always have a party on the evening of October 31 and enjoy nice food and drinks. It is really a special day.Lots of love,Wendy题一：Millie wants to tell her classmates about Halloween in the USA. Complete her notes with the words in Wendys letter.People _ Halloween on 31 October. Children dress up and _ masks. Sometimes they _ their faces. They _ on peoples doors and _ “trick or treat”. People often giv