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1、小升初辅导教案第 1 页学员：年级： 数：3学员： YYY辅导科目：英语学科教师：XX课题阅读Unit2人物传记教学目的使学生在扩大知识面的同时，扩充词汇量，提高阅读能力与速度。教学内容Questions：What do elephants havet no other animals is have？什么东西别的动物都没有，只有大象有？What do we have in Decembert we never have in other months？什么东西别的月份都没有，只有十二月有？【Keys】Baby elephants小象。The letter“D”是字母“D”。Passage 1

2、词数 127难度建议用时 3实际用时 Zhou, 18, won two gold medals at the Vancouver 2010 WerOlympics. Zhou was very happy. Her dream came true!But it was not Zhous only dream. She also hoped harents live a betterlife.Zhou is from a poor family in Changc, Jilin. She was born on June 9th,1991. Atof eight, her father bo

3、ught her a pair of skates. The skates cost800 yuan.t was a lot of money for the family. She works hard every day. Herparents live in a small house and make a living by selling lottery tickets.第 2 页人物传记基础阅读第 3 页The city of Changchelped to make Zhous dream come true. They gave Zhous parents a house of

4、 94 m2. It was an award for Zhous gold medals.生词速查() 1. Zhouwon gold medals at the Vancouver 2010 Wer Olympics.A. oneB. twoC. threeD. four () 2. There were people in Zhous family.A. twoB. threeC. fourD. five () 3. Zhous family were in Changc, Jilin.A. kindB. richC. famousD. poor() 4. Her father boug

5、ht her a pair of skates when she was years old.A. sixB. sevenC. eightD. nine() 5. gave Zhous parents a house for her gold medals.A. The city of ChangcB. VancouverC. Her fatherD. Wer Olympicsgold medal金牌skates溜冰鞋lottery ticketPassage 2难度 词数 204建议用时 5实际用时 Sports fans all over the world know the name o

6、f Michael Jordan. From HongKong to Tennessee, kids wear clothes with his picture on them. Michael Jordan isone of the most famous basketball superstars.Michael Jordan was born in 1963 in Brooklyn, New York. Growing up,Michael did not look like a future superstar. He was very shy and didnt like to ta

7、lkto otheople about himself. He was also very short.Michaels road to fame began at the University of North Carolina. He becamefamous for hiserful slam dunk. In 1993, Michael retired from basketball. Buthe couldnt stay away from the game he loved. He came back to the Bulls in 1995,and basketball fans

8、 everywhere cheered his return. Jordan led the Chicago Bulls tosix NBA chionships. He could make amazing jumps toscore slam dunks, almost as if flying through the air. Thisskill gives him the nickname Air Jordan.On September 11, 2009, Michael Jordan joined theBasketball Hall ome. Its a place for the

9、 greatest playersand coaches. At the ceremony, Jordan said: The game of basketball has beeneverything to me.”第 4 页生词速查() 6. Whoscture was on the clothes of the kids all over the world?() 7. What was Michael Jordan like when he was young?A.He looked like a future superstar.B.He was very shy.C.He like

10、d to talk to otheople about himself.D.He was not very short.() 8. When and where was he born?A.He was born in 1963 in North Carolina.B.He was born in 1963 in New York.C.He was born in 1993 in Brooklyn.D.He was born in 1963 in Chicago.第 5 页A.s.B. Tennessees.C. Michael Jordans.D. New Yorks.slam dunk灌篮

11、Basketball Hall of Fame篮球名人堂ceremony仪式() 9. Whappened to Michael Jordan in 1993?A.Michael retired from basketball.B.He came back to the Bulls.C.He joined the Basketball Hall ome.D.He couldnt score slam dunks.()10. Which of the following is NOT true?A.Michael Jordan is one of the most famous basketba

12、ll superstars.B.He was famous for hiserful slam dunk.C.Michael Jordan loves the game of basketball.D.Michael Jordan doesnt like basketball at all.Passage 3词数难度 建议用时 6223实际用时 William Shakespeare was a writerof plays and poems. Some of his mostfamous plays are Hamlet, Romeo and Jut, Macbeth. He wrote

13、thirty-seven playsin all. They are still popular today.He was born in 1564 in England.At school he liked watching plays. Hedecided to be an actor when he finished school atof fourteen. In 1582, hemarried a farmers daughter. She was eight years oldern he was. Their第 6 页child was a daughter. Later the

14、y had twins. In 1585, Shakespeare left hishometown,Stratford-upon-Avon.Hiswifeandchildrenstayed behind. No one knows why he left or what he didbetn 1585 and 1592.At twenty-eight he moved to London and joined atheatre company which opened the Globe Theatre in 1599. He became an actor,and he also wrot

15、e plays. He usually acted in his own plays. He made almost nomoney from his writing. But he made a lot of money from acting. With the moneyhe bought a large house in his hometown.Attheageofforty-nine,ShakespeareretiredandwenttoliveinStratford-upon-Avon. He died at the age of fifty-two. He left his m

16、oney to hisfamily. He left his genius to the world. You still see his plays in English and inmany other languages. He is one of the most famous writershe world.生词速查第 7 页decide决定Stratford-upon-Avon河畔特福retire退休genius天赋() 11. Shakespeare wrote many famous plays except .() 12. Shakespeare made up his mi

17、nd to be an actor in .A. 1578B. 1582C. 1599D. 1616() 13. People betn 1585 and 1592.() 14. Shakespeare got muoney from .A. writingB. playsC. actingD. retirement() 15. According to the passage, which of the following is TRUE?第 8 页Shakespeare had five children.Shakespeare wrote both plays and poems. C.

18、Shakespeare left his money to his birthplace.D.Shakespeare wrote plays in English and some other languages.know the reasons Shakespeare left his hometownknow what he didknow a little about what he diddont know why he left or what he didA. HamletB. MacbethC. Romeo and JutD. Gith the windPassage 4难度 词

19、数 184建议用时 5实际用时 Astronaut Ellen Ochoa was born on May10, 1958, in Los Angeles,California. As a child she didnt know what she wanted to be when she grew up.Ochoas mother always told her to stay in school and study hard. She taught herdaughtert she could do anything she wanted.Ochoa listened to her mo

20、ther. She worked very hard in school.She liked math, science, and music. When she was 13 years old, shewon a spelling contest. In high school Ochoa spent many hours eachk studying for all her classes. She finished with the best gradesin her class.After high school Ochoa went on to college. One day i

21、n college Ochoa heardt the USernmend chosen six women toe astronauts. They wouldbe thefemale astronauts from the United Ses. Ochoa decided she wanted tobe an astronaut, too. After college she worked as a scientist. She also became anairplanlot. Then she appd toe an astronaut. Her many years of hardw

22、ork paid off. She was asked toe an astronaut in 1990.生词速查第 9 页阅读() 16. What does Ellen Ochoa do?() 17. When did Ochoa decide she wanted toe an astronaut?() 18. Which is NOT right?() 19. From the passage we canlt Ochoas mother .第 10 页liked science and math very muchbeved her daughter could do great t

23、hingsthought space would be a good place to visitwanted her daughter to win a spelling contestastronaut宇航员pilotgrade分数，成绩ernmentOchoa listened to her mother. Ochoa was the best student in her class.Ochoa is thewoman astronauthe US.Ochoa became an astronaut in 1990.A. When she was in college.B. When

24、she was 13 years old.C. Before she got out of high school.D. When she was a small child.A. She is an astronaut.B. She is a college student.C. She is a teacher.D. We dont know.() 20. What is the best title for the passage?Passage 5难度词数 180建议用时 5实际用时 Look at these boys. Each of them holds a stick, and

25、 wears a tiny moustacheand a pair of glasses. They cover their heads and bodies with white cloth. Theylook just likendas Gandhi, one of the greatest leaders.It was Gandhis 140th birthday. The boys dressedlike Gandhi to cerate it.Gandhi was born in 1869. He got married at theage of 13. He went to Lon

26、don to study law when he was 19. Att time,was under British rule. The British did not treat thens fairly. He alwayswantedto be independent. In 1920, he came up with his famous idea ofnon-violent. He led people to work against British rule in peaceful ways.For exle, he asked people not to buy British

27、 goods. In 1947, he helpedwin its independence. Now, people cerate this holiday all over the world.第 11 页A. Space Kid.B. Hard Work Makes Dreams Come True.C. A Great Mother.D. Women Astronauts.第 12 页Today, peoplehave a better life. But they dont fet what Gandhi did for them. They teach their children

28、 to benkful to this greeader.生词速查() 21. Gandhi was born in .A. 1869B. 1947C. 1920D. 1900() 22. Gandhi was a(n) .A. AmericanB.nC. ChiD. British() 23. In 1920, he came up with his famous idea of non-violent. In this sentence came up with means in Chi.A. 想起B. 赞同C. 提出 D. () 24. Gandhis famous idea was t

29、o ask people .to fight against the British with gunsnot to buy British thingsto burn the British peoples housesto stop speaking Englishstick棍子moustache胡子independent独立的反抗non-violent非() 25. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?Passage 6词数难度建议用时 5实际用时176Theephone is one of the greate

30、st inventions in theworld. Who invented theephone?American Alexander Graham Bell invented it in 1876.He was born in 1847 and died in 1922. By the time he was 16, he was teachingmusic at a boys school. Atof 23, he moved with his parents to Canada. In1871, he moved to the United Ses.he United Ses he b

31、egan teaching thedeaf. He once told his familyt he would rather be remembered as a teacher ofthe deafn as the inventor of theephone.Bell did many experiments and tried to make voice visible. He foundtwires could send voi. He kept working on his experiments. One day in 1876,第 13 页阅读短文，判断正误，正确的写 T（tru

32、e），错误的写lse）。The boyshe ceration wore white clothes to look cooler.Gandhi was born in 1869 when his country was free from British rule.Todayns livese much better.Gandhi was famous for his violent.Bell shouted, Mr Watson, come here. I want you! Watson, workinghe nextroom, heard Bells voice through the

33、 wire. He quickly went to answer it. Watsonhad received theephone call. From then on, Bell and hisephone havehelped us ken touch around the world!生词速查deaf聋的visible可见的，看得见的wire电线() 26. Thomas Edison invented theephone in 1876.() 27. Alexander Graham Bell moved to the United Ses when he was 16years ol

34、d.() 28. He enjoyed the job as a teacher very much.() 29. Bell tried a lot of times to invent theephone.() 30. Bell answered theephone callhe world.Passage 7词数难度建议用时2015实际用时 第 14 页综合阅读A: Can you imagine the life without light bulbs?B: Mmm, I cant.A: The great American inventor Thomas Edison lighted

35、up our lives with hisbright ideas.B: 31A: He made 1,093 inventions in his life. The most famousas the lightbulb.B: How long did it take him to invent the light bulb?A: 32 He tried 1,600 different kinds ofmaterial to get the right filament for the light bulb. Heused things like the hair from a mans b

36、eard! 33But finallyhe did.B: How long was he in school?A: 34 His teacher told himt he was too stuto learnanything. But he kept studying on his own. He taught himself everythinghe needed to know. One of Edisons第 15 页根据内容，从方框中选出适当的句子完成下列。He went to school for only three months.It took him a long time.

37、What other things did he invent?Some people thought he could not make it.How many inventions did he make?When was he born?most famous characteristics was his perseverance.B: 35A: He also invented the storage battery, phonograph andegraph.B: He was great!生词速查imagine想象灯丝filament品质perseverance坚持不懈chara

38、cteristicPassage 8词数 185时 难度建议用时 5实际用Austrian comer Franz Schubert was one of the greatest musinsheworld. He was born in Vienna on January 31st, 1797. On November 19th, 1828,the musin passed away. When he was very young, he becameerested inmusic. His father taught him how to play the violin, and his

39、 brother taught him第 16 页31. 32. 33. 34.35. how to play thano. Atof 17, he became a teacher in his fathers school.His music is always quiet and lots of people enjoy his music.During his life he was often poor, so he lived a hard life and he was alwaysgry. One evening he was verygry and wento a small

40、 restaurant. Hewanted to meet some friends there and borrow some money for supper. He lookedaround but didnt find any.Then he saw a piece of pr on a table. It was a poem. He took the pr andread the poem. Then he comed a piece of music for it and took it to the ownerof the restaurant. He only got a d

41、ish of beef and poo.Thirty years after death, this piece of music comed by Schubert was soldfor 40,000 francs. It was called Berceuse.生词速查er作曲家pass away逝世comtaught教 (teach 的过去式)Berceuse摇篮曲() 36. Franz Schubert died atof .A. 31B. 28C. 17D. 40第 17 页() 37. Schubert often .() 38. Schubert wento a restau

42、rant because he thought .() 39. From the passage we didnt knowt .() 40. The best title for the passage should be .第 18 页The Hard Life of SchubertSchubert and Restaurant OwnerFranz Schubert in a HoFranz Schubert and His Berceusewhere Schubert comed his famous Berceusewhy Schubert comed his famous Ber

43、ceusewhether it was hard for Schubert to make a livingwho bought his famous Berceuse for 40,000 francsthe owner might give him some foodhe could eat the food without moneysome friends of his might be there and lend him some moneyhe could write his famous Berceuse therehad his meal in restaurantslook

44、ed for his friends thereate beef and poo therehad not enough food to eat第 19 页Passage 9词数 168难度建议用时 4实际用时Helen was very famous.When Helen was a baby, she got very sick.The teacher helped Helen learn about words.Helen was a very old woman when she died.She saw nothing.阅读短文，将选项中的五个句子还原到短文当中。Helen Kell

45、er livedhe USA. She was a great woman. 41 After many ks, the doctor said, She is better, but now she cant see or hear. Her mother and father were very sad.After a few years, things got worse. There was no way for Helen to speak with oth eople. She heard nothing. 42 She didnt understand anything.Then

46、 one day a teacher came to live with Helen and her family.43 Helen was a very bright child and soon she learned to spell her word. When she was older, she went to college. 44 She helped many blind and deaf people. She traveled around the world and helped many people. 45 The world remembers her today

47、 as a brave and wonderful. She was blind and deaf, but she found a way to see and hear.生词速查deaf聋的Passage 10难度词数 185建议用时 5实际用时 Albert Einstein was one of the greatest scientists of the 20th century and oneof the greatest of all time.He was born in 1879 in Ulm, a city in Germany. As a boy, he was slow

48、 tolearn to talk. He w46 the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1921. BecauseEinstein w47 Jewish, when Hitler took over Germany in 1933, he hadto 148 country and finally lived in the United Ses. There hecontinued his study on the structure of the universe until his death in 1955.第 20 页阅读短文，根据首字母提示填入合适的单词使内容

49、完整。41. 42. 43. 44.45. worse更糟的blind瞎的第 21 页One day he was w 49 in the street in New York. His friend m 50 him, and said to him, Einstein, you should b 51 a new coat. How old your coat is!”But Einstein answered, It doesnt m52. Nobody knows me here. After a few y53 Einstein became a famous scientist.

50、But he still wore the old coat. His friend met him a54 and asked him to buy a new one. But Einstein said, I neednt buy a new o55. Everyone knows mehere. 生词速查universe宇宙46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54.55. Jewish犹太人structure结构，构造Unit 3Passage 1B通过阅读短文第一句可以得知“在温哥华会上赢得两枚1.金牌”。B短文第三段末句提到“H2.arents live

51、 in a small house and make aliving by selling lottery tickets”。D短文中第三段第一句提到“Zhou is from a poor family in3.Changc, Jilin.”C据短文第三段“At the age of eight, her father bought her a pair of4.skates”确定。A短文末段“The city of Changc5.helped to make Zhous dream comehouse of 94 m2”确定。true. They gave Zhous parents a

52、第 22 页【与】Passage 2C据本文第一段“From Hong Kong to Tennessee, kids wear clothes6.with his picture on them”，确定正确为CB据文章第二段“Michael did not look like a future superstar. He was7.very shy and didnt like to talk to otherpeople about himself. Hewas also very short。”确定为 B。B据文章第二段“Michael Jordan was born in 1963 i

53、n Brooklyn, New8.York.”确定为B。A据文章第三段“In1993, Michael retired from basketball.”确定9.为A。D据全文及末句10.Jordan said:“The game of basketball has beeneverything to me确定为D。第 23 页Passage 3D从文章第一段“Some of his most famous plays are Hamlet, Romeo11.and Jut, Macbeth”可以确定为A。A据文章第二段“He was born in 1564 in England. He d

54、ecided to be an12.of fourteen，可知应为actor when he finished school atA。D根据文章第二段“No one knows why he left or what he did bet13.n1585 and 1592”可知应为D。C从He made almost no money from his writing. But he made a lot of14.money from acting.”确定为C。B排除法。据文章第二段“Their15.child was a daughter. Later theyhad twins.”可知

55、选项 A 是错误的判断。据文章末段“He left hismoney to his family”可知选项C 是错误的判断。根据全文可知选项D是错误的判断。 根据首句“William Shakespeare was a writerof plays and poems”可知选项 B 是正确的。第 24 页Passage 4A通读全文可知应为 A。16.A据文章第三段“After high school Ochoa went on to college. Ochoa17.decided she wanted to be an astronaut，too。 可知应为A。C排除法。据第二段“Ocho

56、a listened to her mother”可知 A 是正确18.的判断。据第二段“She finished with thebest grades in herclass”可知B 是正确的判断。据最后一句“She was asked toean astronaut in 1990”可知B 是正确的判断。所以为D。B据文章第一段“She taught her daughter19.t she could do anythingshe wanted”可知应为B。B通读全文可知，这篇文章是关于女宇航员 Ellen Ochoa 热爱学习、20.刻苦钻研，最终实现了当宇航员的梦想的故事，所以题目

57、应为“Hard Work Makes Dreams Come True。第 25 页Passage 5A据短文第三段“Gandhi was born in 1869”可知B 是正确的。21.B据短文第三、四段，确定为 B22.C从短文的第三段“He led people to work against British rule in23.peaceful ways”可知C 是正确的。B从短文的第三段“For ex24.le, he asked people not to buy Britishgoods。”可知 B 是正确的。C据最后一段“Today, peoplehave a better life”确定为25.C。Passage 6F据第二段“Americexander Graham Bell invented it in 1876”确26.定本题是不正确的。F据第二段“In 1871, he moved to the United Ses”确定本题是不正27.确的。第 26 页T从文章第二段“He once told his familyt he would rather