仁爱英语八年级下册Unit7Topic2导学案

八年级英语Unit 7 ，Topic 2导学案I．选择题1. It is very kind him to help others.A. forB. toC. atD. of2. — Miss Lee, we won in the sports meet again. —I’m proud of you.A. What a pityB. Well doneC. I’m sorry to hear thatD. How interesting3. We’d better drink water when we are thirsty. It’s good for our health.A. boiledB. boilingC. cookedD. cooking4. Please put the pork into plate.A. otherB. another’sC. othersD. another5. One of the western fast food is you can eat it in a few minutes.A. disadvantagesB. advantageC. advantagesD. disadvantage6. A lot of people like eating out now because they’re cooking.A. pleased withB. tired ofC. interested inD. surprised at7. Then, the glass 60% full boiled water.A. put, intoB. fill, inC. fill, withD. add, to8. — What will you do first if you make dumplings? — First, I will cut up the meat .A. finelyB. fineC. finallyD. good9. The lake is more than 20 meters . So it must be dangerous to swim there.A. longB. wideC. deepD. deeply10. Jane’s favorite smack is a sandwich with ham. She often eats it because it’s delicious and . A. cheap B. low C. top D. expensive1. I would like a sandwich honey. A. of B. in C. for D. with2. — Would you mind if I learn to make beef noodles you?— Of course . A. from, don’t B. from, not C. for, don’t D. for, not3. Could you tell me it is true or not? A. if B. whether C. that D. what4. I t’s polite up your hand before answering the questions.A. putB. puttingC. putsD. to put5. Do you know smoke during a meal in China?A. if is it polite toB. if it is polite toC. whether is it polite toD. whether it is polite6. In Japan, it’s polite to eat soup and finish all the rice.A. noisilyB. noiseC. noisyD. noises7. We’re not sure we will go out tomorrow. We will go swimming it is sunny.A. if, whetherB. if, thatC. whether, ifD. what, if8. After that, pour some honey the pear, , put them together.A. on, FinalB. over, FinallyC. above, FinallyD. with, Final9. — How do you like the soup? — (Slurp!) I like it very much.A. Not goodB. Not wellC. Not badD. Very bad10. — Do you think Michael works than Kangkang and Jane?— Yes, I think so. He works of the three.A. hard, harderB. harder, hardestC. hardest, hardD. hardest, harder11. — I went to a formal western dinner the first time last evening.— What did the dinner start ?A. in, fromB. for, withC. at, fromD. on, with12. It’s not polite to speak loudly .A. at tableB. at deskC. by tableD. by desk13. Bad luck, took away my new watch.A. everybodyB. nobodyC. anybodyD. somebody14. He went out as soon as he finished his homework.A. doB. to doC. doingD. did15. He pointed the gun her head.A. toB. atC. onD. in16. Remember a letter to him.A. don’t writeB. doesn’t writeC. not to writeD. not writing17. Eat the food on your plate, or it is a waste.A. upB. outC. offD. over18. — Is it polite or impolite to eat with your left hand in Islam?— I think eat with your left hand in Islam.A. is it impolite toB. it is impolite toC. is it polite toD. it is polite to19. All Chinese use chopsticks .A. to eatB. eatC. eatingD. eats20. In the part of China, people eat rice, and in the north they eat noodles.A. southsB. southesC. southernD. south21. Do you know or not it is polite to smoke during a meal in France?A. ifB. whetherC. thatD. what22. take more food than you need.A. NotB. Not toC. Doesn’tD. Don’t23. My house is a few minutes’ walk our school.A. away fromB. far awayC. far away fromD. far from24. I will send an e-mail to him I have time.A. that B. what C. whether D. if25. The cakes in this shop are different from in other shops.A. onesB. thoseC. /D. themIII．句型转换1. Could you tell me? Will you come tomorrow?（合并成一句）Could you tell me come tomorrow.2. I want to know. Is it polite to smoke during a meal in France?（合并成一句）I want to know polite to smoke during a meal in France.3. Would you mind smoking here?（宾语改为否定形式）Would you mind here?4. Kangkang goes to school at 7:00. Michael goes to school at 7:15.（作比较）Kangkang goes to school Michael.6. Let’s （为……干杯）Tom’s success.7. People should know about western （餐桌礼仪）.8. You should put your napkin （放在膝部）.9. Don’t let the children stand （在桌子旁边）.10. If you don’t know how to plant trees,（照别人的样子做）.11. People （全世界）love peace.12. Everyone has different （饮食习惯）.13. His home is （远离）the noisy city.14. Please （捡起）the book on the floor.15. They finished the job （同时）.IV．完形填空Some British people and American people like to invite friends for a meal at home. You should not be 1 if your British friends don’t invite you to a restaurant. It doesn’t 2 they don’t like you.Dinner parties usually start between 7:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m., and end at about 11:00 p.m. Ask your hosts when youshould arrive. It’s 3 to bring flowers or chocolates as a gift.Usually dinners start 4 drinks and snacks. Do you want to be 5 ? Tell how much you like the room, or the pictures on the wall. But remember it’s not polite to ask the prices of them.In many families the host sits at one end of the table and the hostess sits at6 end. They eat with their guests.You’ll start the meal with soup or something small, 7 you’ll have meat or fish with vegetables, and next the dessert, followed by coffee. When you 8 everything on your plate, you can take 9 if you want.Did you enjoy the evening? Call your hosts the next day, or write them a short “Thank you”letter. British and American people like to say “thank you, thank you, thank you”10 .1. A. angry B. happy C. glad D. worried2. A. know B. show C. mean D. realize3. A. manner B. Behavior C. impolite D. polite4. A. to B. with C. on D. for5. A. more polite B. most polite C. polite D. politely6. A. other B. another C. the other D. others7. A. and B. but C. then D. or8. A. find B. finish C. see D. eat9. A. some B. more C. much D. no10. A. seldom B. never C. all the time D. everV．阅读理解A long time ago, in the United States, some people were talking about fruits and vegetables. They asked, “What are fruits and what are vegetables? How are fruits different from vegetables and vegetables different from fruits?”They talked for a long time and then decided, “We eat vegetables as a part of a meal, but we eat fruits before or after a meal.”In real life, people do not think the dictionaries give the right meaning of a word.. For example, the dictionaries say that tomatoes are fruit. But few people know that. Most people think they are vegetables. They call them vegetables and eat them as vegetables. To most people, fruits mean sweet things like apples, pears, oranges and watermelons.What are vegetables, then? We call many plants and grasses vegetables. Some people think some fruits are vegetables, such as apples, pears and bananas. But to most people, vegetables mean things like potatoes, onions and carrots.1. A long time ago, some people in the US .A. didn’t know when to eat fruitsB. wanted to know what were fruits and what were vegetablesC. didn’t think fruits were different from vegetablesD. didn’t talk about fruits and vegetables2. We usually eat vegetables .A. aloneB. after a mealC. before a mealD. during a meal3. In real life, people don’t think the dictionaries give the right meaning of a word, do they?A. No, they don’tB. Sorry, I don’t knowC. Maybe, I thinkD. Yes, they do4. Most people think fruits are .A. only apples, pears, oranges and watermelonsB. sweet thingsC. the same as vegetablesD. like potatoes, onions and carrots5. Most people think .A. carrots are fruitsB. potatoes are fruitsC. tomatoes are vegetablesD. apples are vegetables。