Module8Unit1　Whilethelightswerechangingtored课件英语八年级上册

Module8AccidentsUnit1Whilethelightswerechangingtored，acarsuddenlyappeared.一、根据提示用单词的适当形式填空，每空一词。1．

(2023遂宁中考)It'ssaidthatChatGPThasbothgoodand

bad

⁠(side).2.Lastweek,manystudents'names

⁠(appear)inthe

newspaperbecauseoftheirgoodgrades.3.Sometimescarsappearroundthe

(角落)anddonot

stop.Theymayhityou.4.Lucy

⁠(hit)herheadagainstthewallwhenreadingthe

messageonthephone.5.Don'tridetoofast,Michael.Youshouldthinkabout

the

(风险)ofanaccident.sides

appeared

corner

hit

risk

二、根据中文提示完成句子，每空词数不限。1．

在深圳，你可以看到新旧建筑并排矗立。Youcanseetheoldandnewbuildingsstanding

⁠in

Shenzhen.2.如果你从图书馆借书，应该及时把它们还回去。Youshouldreturnthebooks

⁠ifyouborrowthemfromthe

library.sidebyside

intime

3．

中学生应该关注一些国际新闻。

Middleschoolstudentsshould

⁠someinternational

news.4．

【提升题】这个男孩刚才从树上跌落下来。(falloff)

⁠5．

【提升题】收到你的来信，我很高兴。(begladtodosth.)

⁠payattentionto

Theboyfelloffthetreejustnow.

Iamgladtohearfromyou.

三、完形填空SarahJameswentclimbingwithherdog,Duke.Shewas

1alongthesideofadeepvalley(深谷)whenshefell.Shehurtherleftlegbadlyinthe

2.(

C

)1.A.feeding

B．

sleeping

C．

walkingD．

throwing(

A

)2.A.fall

B．

practice

C．

conversationD．

visitCASarahtriedtokeepcalm(镇静的)andshoutforhelpas

3asshe

could,butitwasnouse.Shewasmorethanfortykilometersawayfrom

the

4town.Dukestoodaboveher.Hetriedbuthecouldn't

5downtobe

withher.(

B

)3.A.quickly

B．

loudly

C．

freely

D．

easily(

C

)4.A.worst

B．

longest

C．

nearest

D．

farthest(

B

)5.A.hide

B．

climb

C．

hit

D．

biteBCBThatnightwastoocoldforSarahtogotosleep,thoughshewasso

6.

Twodayslater,sherealisedheronly

7wastogetDuketogoforhelp.She

shoutedtohimandheranoff.(D)6.A.difficult

B．

safe

C．

possible

D．

tired(

D

)7.A.risk

B．

symbol

C．

mistake

D．

hopeDDOnthefourthday,Sarahdrankher

8bottleofwaterandcried.She

thoughtshewasgoingtodie.Butsomehowshefoundherselfstillalive(活

着的)thenextmorning.Afewhourslatersheheardafriendly“woof”.

“ThatmustbeDuke，”shecriedand

9toseeDukestandingaboveher!(

C

)8.A.middle

B．

first

C．

last

D．

main(

C

)9.A.lookedaround

B．

lookedout

C．

lookedup

D．

lookedoverCCHehadfoundacouple(夫妇)whowereonholidayhere.Thecouplegave

Sarahwaterandcalledforhelp.Dukecouldn't

10Sarahtothehospital,

butthecouplelookedafterhimtillhecouldbewithSarahagain!(

A

)10.A.followB．

pass

C．

adviseD．

noticeA四、阅读理解A篇TheTitanic(泰坦尼克号)in1912April

10th9：30

AMPeoplearrivedandgotontotheTitanic.12：00

PMTheTitanicleftforAmerica.April

14thSevenicebergwarnings(冰山警告)werereceivedduringtheday.11：40

PM*WorkersontheTitanicfoundtheiceberg.*TheTitanichittheiceberg37secondslater.*Theshipbegantosink(下沉).Everyonewasafraid.April

15th12：00

AMCaptain(船长)Smithgaveorderstomakeradiocalls

forhelp.April

15th12：05

AM*CaptainSmithorderedtheworkerstoprepare

lifeboats.*Therewereonly20lifeboatsontheTitanic.12：45

AM*Thefirstlifeboat,Lifeboat7,wasputintouse.*Womenandchildrenwereputintothelifeboatsfirst.2：05

AMThelastlifeboatleft,leavingover1，500peopleonthe

ship.April

15th2：20

AMThepeopleontheshipfellintothecoldwater.4：10

AMTheCarpathiasavedthefirstsurvivors(幸存者).8：50

AMTheCarpathiasavedsurvivorsfromthelastlifeboat

andheadedforNewYork.April

18thTheCarpathiaarrivedinNewYork.(B)1.WherewasTitanicgoingA．ToGermany. B．TotheUSA. C．ToChina.

D．ToFrance.(C)2.WhendidtheTitanichittheicebergA．

At12：00PMonApril10th.B．

At12：00AMonApril15th.C．

At11：40PMonApril14th.D．

At11：40AMonApril14th.BC(C)3.HowlongdidittaketoputallthelifeboatsintouseA．

Fortyminutes.B．

Onehour.C．

Onehourandtwentyminutes.D．

Onehourandfiftyminutes.(

B

)4.Whatisprobablytheunderlinedphrase“TheCarpathia”？A．

Acar.B．

Aship.C．

Aperson.D．

Asurvivor.CB(A)5.WhatcanwelearnfromthepassageA．

Womenandchildrengotonthelifeboatsfirst.B．

Lifeboat7wasthelastlifeboatputintouse.C．

About500peoplelosttheirlives.D．

Radiocallsforhelpweremadeat12：45AMonApril15th.A五、短文填空becausedrivertheyfinaldrinkofwhatsohitsideinteresthowLastSundayafternoontherewasacaraccidentonNo.5Street.One

car1.

theotheranditcaused(引起)atrafficjam.Bothdriversgot

hurtintheaccident.One2.

⁠armwashurtandtheotherdriver

couldn'tmovehisneck.Assoonasthetwodriversgotout3.

⁠their

cars,theybegantoargue(争论).Bothof4.

⁠saidthattheotherwas

wrong.However,otherdriverswerenot5.

⁠inknowingwho

waswrong.Theyjustwantedtoleaveatonce.hit

driver's

of

them

interested

6．

，someonecalledthepolice.Twopolicemensoon

arrived.Theyaskedthetwodriverstomovetheircarstoone7.

⁠of

thestreetsothatotherc