2020-2021學年牛津深圳版八年級下冊Unit6pets語法培優(yōu)輔導教案(無答案)

#yourbirdgetsalongwellwithotherbirds．1．A．paysB．spendsC．takesD．costs2．A．carryB．loveC．giveD．buy3．A．roomB．cageC．zooD．farm4．A．a(chǎn)ngrilyB．clearlyC．loudlyD．quietly5．A．feelingsB．friendsC．familiesD．wishes6．A．takeB．learnC．rememberD．forget7．A．inB．onC．a(chǎn)tD．with8．A．frightenB．protectC．keepD．feed9．A．waterB．foodC．energyD．time10．A．IfB．ButC．OrD．SoIII閱讀理解ADoyouwanttobeananimalkeeper?Thispassagewillhelpyoutobeagoodanimalkeeper.Keeprecords.Writethingsaboutyourpetsdowninanotebook:theirhealth,weight,behavior,dietandtraining.Payattentiontowhatyousee,hear,smellandfeelabouttheanimalsyouarelookingafter.Yournotebookwillbehelpfulifsomethingseemswrongwithyourpets.Knowwhatyourpetsneed.Watchthethingstheydoandhowtheyact.Andofcourse,youshoulddosomeresearch1.Readbooksandfindoutmoreaboutyourpets.Makesureyourpetseattherightfood.Youshouldfeedtheanimalsfreshandnutritious2mealseveryday.Findoutwhichfoodyourpetsliketoeat.Alwayskeepfoodandwaterbowlsclean.IfyouliveinSanDiegoandarebetween13and16yearsold,youcanapply3tobeapart-timeanimalkeeperattheSanDiegoZoo.Notes:1)researchn.研究，調(diào)查 2)nutritiousadj.有營養(yǎng)的applyv.申請AnanimalkeepershouldkeepnotesofallofthefollowingEXCEPT .A.theweightofthepets B.thecolorofthepetsC.thedietofthepets D.thebehaviorofthepetsAccordingtothepassage,howdoyouknowwhenyourpetsneedsomething?Byfeedingthemfreshandnutritiousmeals.Byplayinggameswiththemeveryday.Bywatchinghowtheyactanddosomeresearch.Bypayingattentiontowhatyousee,hear,smellandfeelabouttheanimals.Thewriterwritesthepassagefor .A.teenagersB.oldpeopleC.teachersD.parentsWhichisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.AnAnimalKeeperinSanDiegoZooB.HowtoTakeCareofYourPetsC.AnimalKeepersinSanDiegoD.WhatIsaGoodAnimalKeeperLike?BPeoplenormallythinkofdogsasman'sbestfriend,buttoBrianWilson,histwopetparrotsarehisbestfriends.Itallbeganin1995,whenBrianwasstillafirefighter.Acaraccidentcausedseriousdamagetohisbrain.Afterseveralmonthsoftreatment,Brian,sdoctorssaidthathewouldnevertalkagainandwouldhavetospendtherestofhislifeinanursinghome.However,accordingtoBrian,histwopetparrotsdidn,tgiveupeasily.Theykepttalkingtohimdayandnight,untiloneday,hesaidoneword,thenanother,andallofasuddenwastalkinglikeanormalpersonagain!Brianwassothankfulthathedecidedtosetupahomeforbirdswhicharenotwantedbytheirowners.Now15yearslater,hishouseishometoabout80birds,whichincludedagreatvarietyofbirdslikeseveralmacaws,cockatoosandAfricangrays.Thebirdsflyaroundfromroomtoroom,somecackling,otherstalkinglikehumans.Thoughtheyallhavebigcages,Brianletsthemflyfreelyinsidethehouse.Overtheyears,Brianhasdevelopedaspecialrelationshipwithbirds.Thebirdswhobiteotherhumans,seemtolikehimandcangetalongwithhimwell.Heisnowcalledabirdwhisperer.Brianpaysformostofthecostsoflookingafterthebirdsfromhisownmoney,buthasrecentlyestablishedafoundationtoacceptdonations.Heandhisbirdsalsoearnmoneybyperformingatbirthdayparties,weddingsandothersocialevents.ForpeoplewhowanttoadoptBrian,sbird,theyhavetovolunteeratthefoundationforthreemonths,beforetheycantakethepethome.Notes：1.Cackley.發(fā)出咯咯聲 2.whisperern.鳥語者foundationn.基金 4.adopt v.領(lǐng)養(yǎng)Brianusedtobeabefresettingupthebirdfoundation.A)doctorB)trainerC)whispererD)firemanWhathappenedtoBrianafterthecaraccident?A)Helosthisjob. B)Herefusedmedicaltreatment.C)Hecouldn,ttalk. D)Helivedinanursinghome.Mostofthemoneyforlookingafterbirdscomesfrom.A)publicdonations B)Brian,sownsavingsC)earningsfromperformancesD)friendsandrelativesIfJanewantstoadoptoneofBrian,sbirds,sheneedsto.A)performatbirthdaypartiesB)workwithbirdsforsometimeC)donatesomemoney D)learntotalkwithbirdsWhyisBrianknownasabirdwhisperer?A)Hecancommunicatewithbirdswell. B)Hecanrememberallthebirdsbyheart.C)Abirdoncesavedhislife. D)Hecantrainallkindsofbirdstotalk.Whatdoestheword“they,inthefifthparagraphreferto?A)Birds.B)Cages. C)Humans. D)RoomsIV語法填空Areyoureadyforthis?AREthereanybettercompanions（同伴）thanpets?Whoelsecanbesolovelyandunderstanding?Notmuchbeats（勝過）apettomakeyoulaughafter1badexam.Petsarecute2friendly.Buttokeeponeathomeneedsalotofcareandattention.3youwantananimalathome,think4（care）beforehand:Doyouhaveenoughtimetotakecareofit?What5（happen）whenitgets6（big）?Talktoyourparentstogetsomeadvice.Thesecondquestionmaybewhatpet7（choose）.Notallanimalsaregoodforpets.Manywildonescarrydiseases（疾?。゛ndcanbedangerousforchildren.Someof8needspecialcarethatyoucannotgive.Ifyouwantapetfromthewild,checkthatitissafeandhealthy.Whentakingcare9youranimals,makesureyoualwayswashyourhands.10（keep）petsteachesyoucareandresponsibility（責任）.Whenanimalsfeelyouarekindtothem,theypayyouback.Animalshavefeelings,too.Sobekindtothem.V主題文章鏈接PublicpettoiletsWHATwillyoudoifyourpethastopoop（便便）whenyou’rewalkingitinyourcommunity?JiangYiling,astudentattheWuhanNo2MiddleSchool,Hubei,says:takeittoa“pettoilet”.The14-year-oldgirlsawsomedogtoiletsintheparkduringhersummervacationinMacao（澳門）.Itremindedherofherexperienceofsteppingondog’sdroppings（糞便）.“Thedogtoiletcansolvetheproblem.”Jiangsaid.“Anditcankeeptheenvironmentclean.”AftershereturnedtoWuhan,Jiangwrotealettertotheheadofhercommunity,hopingpettoiletscouldbebuiltthere.JiangalsomadesomechangestothedogtoiletshesawinMacao.Jiang’spettoiletuses20-cm-high-walls.Twodoorsletthepetsinandout.Smallstonesandsandmakeiteasyforpetstodig（挖）holesandbury（掩埋）theirdroppings.“Pet’swastecangointothelandandfertilize（使肥沃）thesoil,”Jiangsaidofheridea.Theheadofhercommunityshowedgreatinterestinheridea,andsuggestedthatifhalfofthepeoplelivinginhercommunitysupportJiang,herideacouldbeputintopractice.Jiangmade200questionnaires（調(diào)查問卷）andgavethemtodifferentpeople.Tohersurprise,theresultshowedonlyaquarterofpeoplethereagreedwithherandsupportedherplan.“Ididn’tloseheart.IbelieveIcandesignaperfectpettoiletthateveryonewillwelcomesomeday,”Jiangsaid.“ThenI’llpromote（推廣）ittothewholecountryandpeoplecanliveinacleanerenvironment.”AnimalsgettoptreatmentMANYpeoplearepet-lovers-youmightevenbeoneofthem.Ifso,youprobablygiveyourdogorcatalotofattention.Youmightevenspeaktoitasifitwereahumanfamilymember.Butdoyoutakeitforregulardancelessonsandgiveitseafooddinners?Ididn’tthinkso.ThatkindofspecialtreatmentisthefocusofthenewAmericanTVshowSpoiledRottenPets,reportsReuters.Theshow,whichfirstairedintheUSonNatGeoWildonApril27,givesviewersalookatpetownerswithextreme（極度的）lovefortheirfurryfriends.Oneownerdepicted（描述）ontheshowspendshourseverydayironing（用熨斗熨）herdog’sclothes;anotherkeepsherratsonavegan（嚴格的素食主義者）diet;stillanothertakesherpigsforregularChinesemassages（按摩）.Ofcourse,thesearenotordinarypetowners.I’msureyourpetratwillhavenoproblemdrinkingmilktonight.Whokilledthemother‘spetdog?TIMO’Sneighbor