八年级英语下册第六单元课外阅读

GulliverinLilliput

Afterourshipcrashedagainsttherocks,IswamasfarasIcould.Bythe

timeIfinallyfeltthelandundermyfeet,Iwastiredout.Ifelldownon

thebeachandwenttosleep.

Iwokeupasthesunwasrising,butIfoundIcouldnotmove.

5Myarms,legsandhairweretiedtotheground!

ThenIfeltsomethingonmyleg.Itmovedupovermystomachand

neckuntilitwasstandingnearmyface.Ilookeddownandsawavery

smallman.Hewasthesamesizeasmylittlefinger!

Wherewas1?Whowasthistinyperson?

10Soonmoresmallmenstartedclimbingalloverme.Therewere

around40ofthem,Ishoutedatthem-theloudnoisemadethemallfall

over.However,theysoongotupagainandcontinuedmovingacrossmy

body

Oneofthesesmallmenbegantalkingtome,butIcouldnot

15understandhim.Ididnotknowwhattosayeither.Itriedtopullone

handfreeandfinallymanagedtobreaktheropes.WhenIliftedmyleft

handintotheair,thesmallmenbegantoshout.Ilookeddownandsawa

hugearmyoftinypeople.Theywerecomingstraighttowardsre."Imust

runawayfromthem

20Ithought,butIdidnotknowhowtogetaway.

译林版八下unit4partB

Unit2IbecamesoboredwiththeirordersthatIwishedtheywould

leavemealone.

My''perfectholiday',

Asaboy,likeallotherboys,Iwantedtobeaman.Butmyparents

dideverythingforme.Actually,theymanagedeveryminuteofmylife.

Althoughtheylovedme,Ifeltabitunhappywiththem."ZhengChenyu,

doyourhomework!"'Practisethepiano!""TurnofftheTV!"I

becamesoboredwiththeirordersthatIwishedtheywouldleaveme

alone.

Well,mywishcametrue!Althoughmyparentswereveryworried

aboutleavingme,theyhadtogoawayonbusinessforafewdays.Now

wasmychance!Icouldhavesomefunatlast!AssoonasIgothome

fromschoolthefirstday,Ihappilythrewmyschoolbagonthesofaand

atelotsofsnacks.ThenIenjoyedanexcitingfilmonTV,andafterthatI

playedcomputergames.IlikedthegamessomuchthatIplayeduntil

mid-night.

ThenextmorningIwokeuplate.Ihadtohurrytoschoolwithout

breakfast,butIwasstilllate.Theteacheraskedmeformyhomework,

butIcouldnothanditin.Withanemptystomach,Iwasunabletoplay

basketballwithmyclassmates!Ifelttiredandsleepyatschoolallday

long.

WhenIgothome,Itriedtocooksomerice,butIburntit.Ieven

droppedmyfather'scupwhenIwascooking!Ifoundmyselfsobadat

simplecookingtasks.1startedtofeellonely.IwantedMumandDadto

comehomesoon.Mumcookedsuchdeliciousfood,andmadesureI

neverforgotmyhomework.Dadalwayshelpedmewithanydifficult

questions,andtoldfunnyjokeswhenIwasunhappy.ThenIrealised

beinghomealonewasnotalwaysperfect.

Whenmyparentscamehome,theywerehappytofindthatIcould

cookandtidyupnow.Itoldthemmyhomealonestoryandweall

laughed.

新外研版九上unit2

Module2PublicHolidays

Unit1Myfamilyalwaysgosomewhereinterestingassoonastheholiday

begins.

Tony:TheFirstofOctoberisChina*sNationalDay,isn'tit,

Lingling?

Lingling:Yes.ThePeople'sRepublicofChinawasfoundedon1st

October1949.PeoplehavecelebratedtheNationalDaysincethen.There

areflowersandnationalflagseverywhere,andwehaveathree-day

holiday.

Tony:Doyouhaveanyplansfortheholidaythisyear?

Lingling:Yes.MyparentsandIaregoingtovisitsomefriendsin

ShandongProvinceandwillstaythereuntiltheendoftheholiday.While

we'restayingwithourfriends,we'regoingtospendonedayinQingdao.

Whenisyournationalday,Betty'?

Betty:OurnationaldayiscalledIndependenceDay.It'son4thJuly.

10Itwouldgoshoppingatthesupermarketaswell.WhenMrJiang

returnedhomefromwork,hisflatwouldlookasgoodasnew,anda

deliciousdinnerwouldbereadyforhim.Afterdinner,therobotwould

tidyup.ThatisallowedMrJiangtodowhateverheliked.Hewould

watchTVordosomereading.

ItseemedthatingeneraltherobotsatisfiedMrJiang'sneeds.Afterafew

comfortableweeks,however,thingsstartedtogowrong.Therobot

caughtavirusandnolongerworkedproperly.

20Itbegantomakestupidmistakes.SometimesitwokeMrJiangupat

fouro'clockinthemorning.WhenMrJianggothome,hewouldfindhis

flatinacompletemess:foodwaslaidonthebed；milkwasstoredinthe

rubbishbin;coins,billsandhisprivatepaperswerespreadalloverthe

floor.Moreover,therobotmove

25toofastonitswheelsandoftenknockedthingsover.MrJiangdidnot

knowwhattodowithit.

Intheend,MrJiangdecidedtoreturntherobottotherobotshop.

Robotscanhelppeoplealot,buttheycanalsobetoo

muchtrouble

牛津版九年级下unit3

SectionB2b

a.Ifpeoplehaveproblems,theyshouldgetadvicefromanexpert.

b.Ifpeoplehaveproblems,theyshouldtalktootherpeople.

c.①Ifpeoplehaveproblems,theyshouldtrytokeepthemto

themselves.

Studentsthesedaysoftenhavealotofworries：Sometimestheyhave

problemswiththeirschoolwork,andsometimeswiththeirfriends.What

cantheydoaboutthis?Somepeoplebelievetheworstthingistodo

nothing.LauraMills,ateenagerfromLondon,agrees/'Problemsand

worriesarenormalinlife,“saysLaura/'ButIthinktalkingtosomeone

helpsalot.©Unlesswetalktosomeone,we'llcertainlyfeelworse.”

Lauraoncelostherwallet,andworriedfordays.Shewasafraidtotellher

parentsaboutit.Sheevenwalkedthreemilestoschooleachdaybecause

shedidn'thaveanymoney.Shejustkeptthinking,“IfItellmyparents,

they'llbeangry!”③Intheend,shetalkedtoherparentsandtheywere

reallyunderstanding.

④Herdadsaidhesometimesmadecarelessmistakeshimself.Theygot

heranewwalletandaskedhertobemorecarefuLt€Iwillalways

remembertosharemyproblemsinthefuture!”Laurasays.

RobertHuntadvisesstudentsaboutcommonproblems.Hefeelsthesame

wayasLaura."Itisbestnottorunawayfromourproblems.©Weshould

alwaystrytosolvethem."Hethinksthefirststepistofindsomeoneyou

trusttotalkto.Thispersondoesn'tneedtobeanexpertlike

himself.©Studentsoftenforgetthattheirparentshavemoreexperience

thanthem,andarealwaystheretohelpthem.（7）InEnglish,wesaythat

sharingaproblemislikecuttingitinhalf.Soyou'rehalfwaytosolvinga

problemjustbytalkingtosomeoneaboutit!,

牛津版八上unitlO

Lesson14:AccidentsHappen

NorthernNews.December7

Girl,13,HitbyCar

NORTHTOWN.Alberta:Thirteen-year-oldAnnBrownwashitbyacarat

15ParkRoad.Theaccidenthappenedatabout7:30a.m.Sheandher

brother,James,wereontheirwaytoanearlybasketballpractice.

"Wewereinahurry,"JamestoldthereporterWedidn'twanttobe

lateforpractice.Anndroppedherbasketball,anditrolledontothe

street.Sheracedtogetit.°Mrs.Andrews,whowaswalkingseveral

stepsbehindthetwostudents,sawithappen."Idon'tknowwhosefault

itwas,"Mrs.Andrewssaid."Thegirldidn'tseethecar.Andthestreet

wasicy-thecarcouldn*tstopintime.Itwasterrible

Mrs.Andrewssaidthatshecouldseewhatwasgoingtohappen."I

shoutedtothegirl.Iwantedtostopherfromrunningaftertheball,but

shedidn'thearme."Aftertheaccident,thecarstopped,andthedriver,

BillMorinJumpedout.Hecalledanambulance.

Mr.Morinknowsfirstaid.HedidnotmoveAnn.Hestoppedtrafficon

theroaduntiltheambulancecame.Thentheambulancetookboth

studentstothehospital.Annhasabrokenlegandanuglyshoulder

wound.Sheisrecoveringinthehospital.Doctorssayshecanexpectto

returntoschoolinaboutaweek.

冀教版九年级全册unit3SafetyLesson14

Unit7Memory

Henry,PaulaandMilliewritefortheschoolnewspaper.Theyhave

writtentheshortarticlesbelowtohelpstudentsimprovetheirmemory.

MemoryCorner

Henry

Agreatwaytohelpyouremembersomethingistoimagineapictureofit

inyourmind.Ifyoumakethepicturebig,strangeorsilly,youwill

rememberitbetter.Forexample,toremembertheword“smiles”,wecan

imaginethereisa"mile"betweenthefirstletterandthelastletter.This

makesitthelongestwordintheworld.

Paula

Agoodmethodforrememberingthespellingofawordistomakeashort

sentencewitheachletteroftheword.Forexample,ifyouwantto

rememberhowtospelltheword“because"，youcanusethesentence

“Bigelephantscanalwaysunderstandsmallelephants”.

Millie

Youwillforgetsomethingveryquicklyunlessyouunderstanditwell.For

example,youmayhavetroublerememberingthelistofstepsinthewater

cycle.However,itiseasiertorememberthesestepsifyouunderstand

howthewatercycleworks.

沪教版八年级上unit7

TheTrojanhorse

l.ThecaptainstoodonthehighwallofthecityofTroy."TheGreeks

havegoneandwc'vcwon,'*hesaid."They'vetriedtocaptureourcity

fortenyears.Nowthey'vegivenupandsailedaway!”

2.nButlookoverthere,(asoldiersaid."They'veleftahugewoodenhorse

3.“Ah,yes,"thecaptainsaid,"it'stoobig.TheGreeksdidn'twanttotake

itwiththem.Getsomehelpandpullitintothecity.”

4.Thatnight,inthemainsquareofthecity,alltheTrojans

celebrated.Theysanganddancedaroundthehorse,andmadejokesabout

thestupidGreeks."Ihaven'tlaughedlikethissincemychildhood,"the

captainsaid.Aftertheparty,theylockedallthegatesofthecityandthen

allwenttosleep

5.Bymidnightthemainsquarewasempty,exceptforthehugehorse.

Suddenlyasecretdoor

openedonthesideofthewoodenhorse.ThehorsewasfullofGreek

soldiers!Theyquietlyclimbedoutofthehorseonebyone.

6.Thesoldiersopenedthemaingates.TheGreekarmyenteredthecity.

7.Fortenyears,theGreekscouldnotcapturethecitybyfightingC-In

onenight,however,they

succeededincapturingitthroughaclevertrick.

沪教版八年级上册Unit6Ancientstories

Unit4DealingwithProblems

Lesson1()ProblemPage

1.Ifindithardtocontrolmybadmoods.Ihavethemalot.ItrybutI

can'tseemtocheermyselfup.Doyouhaveanyadvice?

2.Ialwaysgetnervousbeforetests.Istudyhard,butwhentheteststarts,

Iforgeteverything.Ifeelsostupid.Whatcan1do?

3.HowcanIstopbeingsoshy?Iwanttomakefrien