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九年级Unit14SectionA3a.1.It’sapoem.2.Missingjuniorhighschooltime.3.Ithinkthewriterisastudentwhowillgraduate.3b.ringsfearpassunderstandcoolours4a.613542SectionB2b.1.It’saspeech.2.Theprincipaloftheschoolisprobablythepersonwhowroteit.3.Itisforthegraduatingstudentsoftheschool.2c.1.Theywereallsofullofenergyandthirstyforknowledge.2.Theyarenowtalentedyoungadultswhoarefullofhopeforthefuture.3.Theyshouldthanktheimportantpeopleintheirlives—theirparents,teachersandfriends—becausethesearethepeoplewhohavehelpedandsupportedthem.4.Lifeinseniorhighwillbeharderandtheywillhavemanydifficulttasksaheadofthem.5.Theyshouldlearnfromtheirmistakesandnevergiveup,choosewiselyandberesponsiblefortheirowndecisionsandactions,andnotforgetwheretheycamefrom.2d.1.none2.setout3.arethirstyfor4.attend5.beproudof3b.TheonepersonfrommyjuniorhighschooldaysthatIwillneverforgetisMrs.Wang,myEnglishteacherinGrade7.WhenIfirststartedGrade7,Iwasshyanddidnotdaretospeaktoanyone.MyEnglishwasnotverygoodandIfeltnervouswhenIhadtoanswerquestionsinclass.IwouldhaveproblemsspeakingeventhoughIknewtheanswer.Ifeltquiteunhappywithmyself.Oneday,Mrs.Wangspoketomeafterclass.Sheencouragedmetospeakslowly.ShealsotoldmethatshebelievedIcouldspeakwellifIpracticemore.Iwastouchedbywhatshesaidanditmademeworkharderonmyspeakingskills.Mrs.WangcontinuedtoencouragemeandIbecameevenmoreconfident.IimprovedsomuchthatIwonanEnglishspeechcontestthatyear!IwillalwaysbegratefultoMrs.Wangforheradviceandsupport.Selfcheck1.Ifeltmostexcitedwhenourclasswonthefirstprizeintheschoolsportsmeeting.IwashappywhenourmathteacherpraisedmeandIworkedharderthanbefore.Ifeltworriedwhenourteachertoldusthatshewasgivingusasurprisetest.IwassadwhenIhadafightwithmybestfriendandwedidn’ttalktoeachotherforaweek.Iwastiredafterstayinguplateatnighttostudy.Ifeltproudwhenourclasswonthefirstprizeintheschoolsportsmeeting.IfeltshyonthefirstdayofGrade7anddidn’tdaretotalktoanyone.2.believerememberbewasthoughtrealizehavemadeshareamlook/amlookingUnit13SectionA1a.noisepollution—loudmusic,planes,buildinghouses,mobilephones(machines,crowds,vehicles)Airpollution—cars,factories,smoking,buildinghouses(burning,powerplants,nuclearwastedisposal)Waterpollution—rubbish,littering,ships,factories(sewage,industrialwaste,pesticides)3a.southernChina70millionOver90percentWildAidandtheWWF3b.1.when2.so3.but4.although5.if4a.Have…taken,helped,considered,had…had,took,think,came,trying,wait4b.may/might,must/haveto,can/should/could,can/should/could,haveto,can/should/could,can/could,can/could,would/can/could4c.takeyourownshoppingbagswhenyougoshoppingTurnoffthelightswhenyouleavetheroomReducetheuseofairconditionersinsummerGrowmoreplantsDon’tuseitemsSectionB2a.Itisabouthowpeoplecanthinkofcreativewaystousethingsthatarenolongerwanted.2b.AmyHayes1.windowsanddoorsofoldbuildingsthathavebeenpulleddown2.anoldboat3.rocks4.oldglassbottlesAhouseJessicaWongOldclothes,especiallyoldjeansBagsWangTaoIronandothermaterialsfromoldcarsBeautifulartpieces2c.1.pulleddown2.puttogooduse3.built,outof4.setup5.knownfor6.notonly,butalso2d.rethinkreuseunusualrecyclingbuildingcreativespeciallyrecentlyenvironmentalimportanceprotectioninspiration3a.GoodenvironmentWhy?BadenvironmentWhy?CentralParkCleanGreeneryFreshairNicetolookatQuietandpeacefulRubbishDisposalareasAtthebottomofapartmentblocksRubbishspillingoutofbinsBadsmellsUnsightlyUnhealthyFullofpestslikerats,insects,cockroachesSelfcheck1.v.—n.n.—adj.Adj.—n.Adj.—adv.PollutionFamousDifferenceslowlyActionWoodenImportanceWidelyProtectionscientificSuddenlyInspirationHealthyReallyBuildingSoutherncreativeCareful2.452313.askfactoriesnottothrowwasteintotherivers,remindpeoplenottolitterEnsurethatfactoriesthrowawayindustrialwasteinaresponsibleway;trynottouseplasticbagswhenshoppingBuildairportsawayfromplaceswherepeopleliveEncouragepeopletousepublictransportationinsteadofdriving;reducethenumberoffactoriesthatburncoalUnit12SectionA1a.1.Shewokeuplate.2.Shewantedtousethebathroombutsomeonewasinthebathroom3.Sherantocatchthebus.4.Thebushadjustleft.5.Shegottoschoolandrealizedshehadleftherbagathome.3a.1.ThewritermentionstheSeptember11attackinNewYorkandtheearthquakeinNewZealand.2.ThewriterwenttogetacoffeefirstandwasnotintheofficewhentheplanehittheWorldTradeCenter.Hehadoversleptandmissedhisflight,sohewasabletoavoidtheearthquake.3b.1.found—Ifoundthemoneyonthefloor.2.east—Thesunrisesintheeast.3.above—Therewasalargebirdflyingaboveus.4.alive—Hisfamilywassohappytohearhewasstillalive.5.full—ThetrainwassofullthatIcouldn’tgetonthetrainatall.4a.2.BeforeIcouldputcreaminthecoffee,thecoffeehadbecomecold.3.BythetimeIgottoschool,theteacherhadcollectedthemathhomework.4.Ihadcompletedtheworkformybossbeforetheworkdayended.5.ThemoviehadstartedbeforeIarrivedatthecinema.6.BythetimeIgothomefrommylanguagecourse,myteacherhadfinishedmakingtheapplepie.4b.1.had,shownup2.hadforgotten3.had,rushedout4.foundout5.arrivedat6.hadgoneintoSectionB1a.NounsVerbsAdjectivesFoolFoolEmbarrassedCostumeChangeClockInviteGooffGetdressedShowupRealizeChangeStayupEmptyTired2b.Para.1—AnintroductiontoAprilFool’sDayPara