人教版九年級(jí)英語(yǔ)Unit11 SectionA第2課時(shí)（2d-3c）課件

Unit

11Sad

movies

make

me

cry.Section

A第2課時(shí)（2d-3c）預(yù)習(xí)3a短文，完成下列表格。WhoWhat

made

him

unhappyWhyThe

prime

ministerHe

has

______________.He

is

always

worried

about

________________.

Many

people

are

trying

to

________________.a

lot

of

powerlosing

his

powertake

his

positionWhoWhat

made

him

unhappyWhyThe

king's

bankerHe

has

a

lot

of

wealth.He

is

always

worried

about

losing

his

money.

Someone

tries

to

steal

his

money

every

day.The

palace

singerHe

is

famous

and

everyoneloves

his

songs.

He

has

a

lot

of

fans.He

is

always

worried

about

________________________.being

followed

by

others續(xù)表一、根據(jù)句意及漢語(yǔ)提示完成句子。1.In

ancient

China,

the

king

usually

lived

in

the

_______（宮殿）.2.Certainly,

pets

can

help

children

develop

__________（友誼）

skills.3.They

put

a

screen

around

his

bed

so

that

the

doctor

could

_________（檢查）

him.4.My

mom

often

tells

me

that

youth

means

_______（財(cái)富）.

So

I

should

value

every

moment

to

improve

myself.palacefriendshipexaminewealth二、用括號(hào)中所給單詞的適當(dāng)形式填空。1.You

must

be

ill,

because

your

face

looks

_____（pale）.2.My

mother

is

always

worried

about

________（arrive）

late

for

work,

so

she

gets

up

very

early

every

morning.3.I

do

badly

in

English.

I

can

hardly

make

myself

___________（understand）.4.What

he

said

made

his

sister

____（cry）

sadly.palearrivingunderstoodcry三、閱讀理解。

Sometimes

the

hardest

thing

about

feelings

is

sharing

them

with

others.

Sharing

your

feelings

helps

you

both

when

your

feelings

are

good

and

when

they

aren't

so

good.

Sharing

also

helps

you

get

close

to

people

who

you

care

about

and

who

care

about

you.

Before

you

can

share

your

feelings

with

someone,

you

have

to

know

what

feelings

you

have.

Making

a

list

of

your

feelings

can

help.

You

can

do

this

in

your

head

or

by

writing

them

down

on

a

piece

of

paper,

or

even

by

drawing

pictures.

If

you're

feeling

sad,

worried

or

upset,

you'd

better

tell

someone.

If

you

keep

such

feelings

locked

inside,

they

can

even

make

you

sick!

So

if

you

talk

with

someone

who

cares

about

you,

like

your

mom

or

your

dad,

you

will

start

to

feel

better.

But

what

if

you

don't

want

to

talk

with

your

mom

or

your

dad?

Then

find

another

trusted

adult.

Maybe

this

person

can

help

you

talk

with

your

mom

and

your

dad

about

your

problem.

When

you

have

known

who

you

can

talk

with,

you

need

to

pick

a

time

and

a

place

to

talk.

If

you

think

it's

hard

to

say

what's

in

your

mind,

write

it

down

on

a

piece

of

paper.

If

the

person

doesn't

understand

what

you

mean,

try

explaining

it

in

a

different

way.

Is

there

anything

you

think

could

be

done

to

make

things

better?

If

so,

do

it.(

)

1.What

does

the

writer

think

of

sharing

feelings

with

others?AA.Difficult.

B.Popular.

C.Useless.

D.Embarrassing.(

)

2.What

does

the

underlined

word

“this”

in

the

Paragraph

2

refer

to?DA.Drawing

pictures.B.Knowing

your

feelings.C.Sharing

your

feelings

with

others.D.Making

a

list

of

your

feelings.(

)

3.What

can

you

do

if

you

don't

know

how

to

talk

about

your

feelings?DA.Explain

them

in

a

different

way.B.Give

your

friends

a

phone

call.C.Put

off

sharing

them

with

others.D.Write

them

down

on

a

piece

of

paper.(

)

4.What

can

we

learn

from

the

passage?CA.All

people

feel

shy

about

sharing

their

feelings.B.Children

need

to

share

all