外研版九年級(jí)英語(yǔ)下冊(cè)(課文及對(duì)話)

外研版九年級(jí)英語(yǔ)下冊(cè)(課文及對(duì)話)外研版九年級(jí)英語(yǔ)下冊(cè)(課文及對(duì)話)外研版九年級(jí)英語(yǔ)下冊(cè)(課文及對(duì)話)xxx公司外研版九年級(jí)英語(yǔ)下冊(cè)(課文及對(duì)話)文件編號(hào)：文件日期：修訂次數(shù)：第1.0次更改批準(zhǔn)審核制定方案設(shè)計(jì)，管理制度Module1UnitOneTheflightwaslate.Lingling:Welcomeback,everyone!Betty:HiLingling!Howwasyourholiday?

Lingling:Notbad!IwenttoHenanProvinceBetty:Badluck.Where'sTony?

Daming:He'sstayingwithhisfamilyintheUK,andflyingbacktomorrow.Theflightswerelatetoday.Betty:Whyistravelsodifficultinwinter?

Lingling:Well,it'sthebusiestseasoninChinabecauseofSpringFestival.Wheredidyougo,Daming?

Daming:WeflewtoHongKong—andtheflightwaslate!ButwetooktheboattoLandauIslandandwenttoDisneyland.Lingling:Howaboutyou,Betty?

Betty:WehadquiteagoodtimeinBeijing.Wewentsightseeingbybusandbytaxi.Andlastweekend,wetookatourbycoachtotheSummerPalaceandwentforalongwalk.Daming:Andnow,bettergetbacktowork...We'vegotexamsattheendoftheterm.Betty:Yes,butthereareplentyoffunthingstodothisterm...theschooltrip...Lingling:...andtheschoolleavers'party...Daming:...thevisittotheEnglish-speakingtheatreinBeijing...Lingling:AndourtriptoLosAngeles!We'llhaveagreattime!UnitTwoExcuseMe.You'reSittinginMySeat!ThetraintoBeijing!Linoftendreamedaboutthetrain,andaboutgoingtothecapital.Nowitwasinfrontofhim,tosetoffsoon.Helookedathisbrother."Don'tforgetwhereyoucomefrom,littlebrother,"Jinsaid."Andwatchyourbagscarefully."Linnodded,unabletospeak.Thiswashisfirstlongtripbytrainatthestartofhisnewlife,leavinghisvillageandhishomeforthelast16years.HeheldJininhisarms.Withtearsinhiseyes,JinpushedLinaway."Go,brother.Writetousassoonasyougetthere,OK"

Linjumpedontothetrain.Therewerepeopleandbagseverywhere.Hepushedpastthemtowardshisseat.AyoungmanwassittinginLin'sseat.Hewaswearingjeansandaverysmartjacket,andwassmokingacigarette.WhatshouldhedoSixpairsofeyeslookedatLin,whilethemanlookedoutofthewindow."Sir,you'resittinginmyseat,"Linsaid,withanervoussmile.Theotherpeoplewatchedwithinterest.Themandidn'tturntolookatLin,butjustlookedoutofthewindow."Excuseme.Ihaveaticketwiththenumberoftheseatyou'resittingin!"Linsaidinastrongervoice."Ialsohaveaticketwiththatnumber—thoughitisinanothercar.Besides,Iwasherefirst,"saidtheman,withoutmovinghishead.Thoughhewassitting,helookedverytallandstrong.Linlookedattheotherpassengersforhelp."But..."hestartedtosay."Butwhat"ThemanturnedandlookedatLin."I'mnotmoving."Finallyamanwearingglassesspokeinaloudvoice."Thisyoungmanhastherightticketforthatseat.Youshouldmove."Linfeltbrave."SeePleasemove.I'vegotalongwaytogo.""Howlong"theyoungmanasked."Tothelaststop,Beijing.""I'mgettingoffbeforeyou.Thenyoucanhavemyseat.""Whereisthat"askedLin."Hangzhou."LinthoughtHangzhouwasfaraway."It'ssevenhoursawayfromhere,"themanwithglassessaid."Evenifit'sonly10minutes,youshouldmove."Slowlytheyoungmanstoodup,droppedhiscigaretteonthefloor,anddisappeareddownthetrain.Module2UnitOneItwasgreattoseeheragain.Betty: Hey,Tony!HowwastheUK

Tony: Guesswhat!IsawSallyinLondon.Lingling: MypenfriendSally?Tony: Yes,Sally,thegirlwhovisiteduslastyearandplayedintheorchestra.Lingling: Oh,that'sfantastic!Howisshe?Tony: She'sfine.Itwasgreattoseeheragain.Ireallylikeher.Betty: DidyoudoanythinginterestingwhileyouwerethereDidyouvisitherschool

Tony: Yes,Idid.Shetookmethereherself.Betty: What'sitlike?Tony: Hereyouare!ThesearesomephotosofParkLingling: Let'shavealook.Tony: Itisn'tasbigasours.It'sonlygotabout700pupils.Lingling: Andhowmanypupilsarethereinaclass?Tony: Thirty.Lingling: Wow!Tony: MostclasseshavegotacomputerandInternet.Andthereareafewsciencelaboratories,andalargelibrary.Andthere'saswimmingpoolandahugesportsground.Lingling: ButSallylikesmusic.Tony: Well,there'samusicroom,too.Andtheyhaveahallforconcerts.Lingling: Whichschoolisbetter,ourschoolorParkTony: Bothschoolsareverynice.Andneitherschoolhasanythingtheotherhasn'tgot.But...Betty: Butwhat...Tony: ...butIpreferourschool!Daming: Ibetwe'reevenbetterthanParkLingling: Well,anyway,we'reallgoingtogettopgradesforEnglish! UnitTwoWhat’sthebestthingaboutschool?

MySchoolLifeMynameisSallyMaxwell,andI'm15.I'vebeenatParkSchool,LondonsinceIwas11.IfIpassmyexamsnextyear,I'llstayhereuntilI'm18.ParkSchoolisasecondaryschool,about20minutesbybikeawayfromhome.BeforeIcamehere,Iwenttoprimaryschool,nearmyhome.IstartedprimaryschoolwhenIwasfiveandstayedthereforsixyears.Theschooldayisfrom8:45a.m.to3:15p.m.Wespendthefirst10minutesinourclassroomwhileourteachercheckswhichpupilsarepresentorabsent.Theneveryonegoestothemainhall.Thereourheadteachermakesaspeechandtellsusanynewsabouttheschool.Lessonsbeginat9:05andlastforanhour.Wehaveabreakat11:05until11:20,thenanotherlesson,thenlunchforanhour.Wehavetwomorelessonsbeforeschoolfinishes.ThisyearIhave11subjects:maths,biology,chemistry,French,history,geography,musicandIT,PHSE,ADTandPE(thesestandforInformationTechnology;PersonalHealthandSafetyEducation;Art,DesignandTechnologyandPhysicalEducation).Fortunately,wedon'thaveexamsineverysubject.PHSEisaboutthedangersofdrugsandsmoking,amongotherthings.InADTwealsodothingslikelearningtocookaswellasdrawinganddesign.SomepeoplecandoItalianandSpanishinsteadofFrench,butnooneislearningChinese...yet!PEinvolvesphysicalexercise,basketball,traininginthegymandswimming—we'rereallyluckytohaveaswimmingpool.ItookexamswhenIwas7,10,and14yearsold.NextyearItakemyexamsineightsubjects,andthenIcandobetweenthreeandfivesubjectsfortheexamsinmyfinalyear.Wehavealargesportsgroundwhereweplayfootball,tennisanddoathleticsbothduringandafterschoolhours.After-schoolactivities,suchassportsclubsandlanguagesocietiesarepopular,too.Duringtheschoolyearthereareusuallyvisitstomuseumsandgalleries,andtocampsforactivities,suchasclimbingandcyclinginthecountry.Therearepartiesanddiscosandasportsday,andtheschoolplayisareallyimportantevent.Onceaterm,thereisaparents'meeting,soourparentsandteacherscantalkaboutourprogress.What'sthebestthingaboutschoolEnglish,history,music...andmyfriends.What'stheworstthingHomework...andexams!

Module3UnitOnePeoplearehealthiertoday.Betty'smum:It'sgettinglate,Betty.Betty:Nearlyfinished!I'mdoingacomposition:Islifetodaybetterorworsethanitwas50yearsago

Betty'smum:Andwhatdoyouthink?Betty:Ithinkit'sbetter.Themostimportantdifferenceisthatpeoplearehealthiertoday,andtheylivelongerthantheydidinthepast.Betty'smum:That'strue.Theadvantageisthatweknowmoreaboutmedicinetoday.We'rebetteratpreventingillness.Butpeopledon'teataswellasinthepast,anddon'ttakeasmuchexerciseastheydid.Betty:Isupposethat'sbecausepublictransportismuchbettertoday.Betty'smum:Yes,Iagree.Peoplewalkorusetheirbikesless,andthey'relazier.Fastertransportalsomakesmorepollution.Andthatmakeslifemoredangerousandlesshealthy.Betty:WhataboutworkPeopledon'thavetoworkashardastheyworked50yearsago.Betty'smum:Yes,butnooneeversaystheyhavetoomuchfreetime!Ialsothinkschoolchildrentodayworkharderthanweeverdid.Betty:Yes,butIreallywanttodomybest.Betty'smum:Whydon'tyouaskMrsLidownstairsShe'sseenhowlifehaschanged.Betty:That'sagoodidea.Talkingoffreetime,don'tforgetI'mgoingontheschooltripnextmonth,andthetheatrevisit.Betty'smum:Good!You'llbemorerelaxedandlessnervousbeforeyourexams.UnitTwoWeweren’tveryrich,butwewerehappy.LifeinthePastMrsLiisover70yearsold,andhaslivedinBeijingallherlife.Iaskedheraboutlifetodayandinthepast.Tellmeaboutyourparents,brothersandsisters.Myparents,mysisterandthreebrotherslivedinasmallhousebesidearestaurant.Weweren'tveryrich,butwewerehappy.Mysisterwastheeldestchildandsheleftschoolwhenshewasonly12tohelpmymotherathome.FamilieshavechangedalotsinceIwasyoung.Theyweremuchbiggerinthosedays.Mostofmyfriendshadlotsofbrothersandsisters.Todaymostpeopleonlyhaveonechild!Didyourparentshavejobs?Myfatherwentouttowork.Hewasafactoryworker,andheoftenworked12hoursaday.Mymumwantedtowork.Shewasateacherbeforeshemetmyfather.Lookingafteruswasafull-timejob,soshestayedathome.Todayit'snormalformarriedwomentogoouttowork,butitwaslesscommoninthepast.Myfatherhadthesamejobthewholeofhisworkinglife.Thesedayspeoplechangetheirjobsmuchmoreoften.Whatwaslifelikeathome?Well,Irememberthefamilymeals,threetimesaday.Mymotherwasalwayscookingforus.Weweren'trichbutweateenough.Andthefoodwasalwaysfreshlycooked—mymotherneverboughtready-madefoodaspeopledotoday,soitwasmuchbetterforus.Andofcoursewedidn'thavetelevision,soweplayedgamestogetherandreadalot.Ihelpedmyyoungerbrotherwithhishomeworkintheevenings.Wheredidyoumeetyourhusband?Ifirstmethim60yearsago.IwascarryingsomeheavybagsonmybikeandIfelloff!Hestoppedandpickedupmybags.Myparentslikedhim,andthoughthecamefromagoodfamilysowegotmarriedayearlater.Iwasonly19.Thesedaysmostcouplesmeetatwork,andtheyjusthopetheirparentswillbehappyforthemiftheymarry.HasBeijingchanged?

Yes,therearelotsmorebuildingsandsomuchmoretraffic!Ican'tbelievethenumberofcarsonthestreets.ButIsupposeit'sthesameeverywhere.AndIwalklessthesedaysandtakethebusmore.Anddoyouthinklifeisbettertoday?Well,Ithinkso.I'mhealthierthanI'veeverbeen.Welivelongerandweeatbetter.OnedayI'llbetalkingtoyourowngrandchildren!Module4UnitOneIreallyliketheseshoes. Lingling:I'mreallylookingforwardtotheShakespeareplay.Betty:Metoo!AndtheschooltriptotheGreatWall.Lingling:Yes,butIneedathickjacket,andsomewarmglovesandsocks.Betty:InMay?Lingling:Igetreallycold.Betty:OK.Let'sgoshopping!Lingling:HowaboutthatnewshoppingcentreinWangfujingYouknow,turnleftandgoalongWangfujing,andit'sontheright.Betty:Sure.We'llgobybus,OKAndhaveyoudecidedwhattoweartotheschoolleavers'party

Lingling:I'vegotareallynicelongdress.Whataboutyou?

Betty:I'llprobablywearadress,too,butIneedsomeshoes.OK,I'llmeetyouinfrontofschoolattwoo'clockthisafternoon.

(Later.)Betty:Howaboutthisjacket?Lingling:It'stherightsizebutit'sabitbright.Betty:Let'sseeiftheyhaveoneinblue.Where'stheshopassistant

Lingling:It'sthatgirlwithlonghairoverthere.Excuseme!Shopassistant:CanIhelpyou?Betty:Yes,doyouhavethisjacketinblue?Shopassistant:No,Idon'tthinkso.Butwe'vegotsomeovercoatsoverhere.Comethisway.Betty:No,shedoesn'twantanovercoat.Lingling:Hey,Ireallyliketheseshoes!Betty:Oh,takealookatthatamazingskirt!Lingling:Ithinkwe'regoingtobehereforsometime.UnitTwoWhathelpsyouchoosetheclothesyoulike?LookingCool.WhatdoyoulookforwhenyougoshoppingforclothesDoyouchoosesomethingfashionable...orcomfortableDoyouliketolookdifferentOrdoyouwearthesameclothesasyourfriendsDoyougoforthisyear'scoloursIsitthelogo—thecompanysymbol—thatcatchesyourattentionOrmaybefilmstarsarewearingtheseclothesWhathelpsyouchoosetheclothesyoulikeEveryonespendsmoneyonclothes,andeveryonehastheirpersonallook.Thebest-knownclothingcompaniesselltheir"designer"clothesallovertheworld.Butthenumberofthesebignamecompaniesisinfactverysmall,andtheclothestheymakearemoreexpensivethantheclothesmadebylesswell-knowncompanies.Manypeopleevenpreferthemtocheaperclothes.Why.

Manyyoungpeopletodaycareaboutthewaytheylook.Theyoftenbuy"designer"clothesbecausetheythinktheylookcool.Thenthelesswell-knowncompaniesmakeclotheswhichlookthesame.Buttheydon'tsellaswellbecausetheydon'thavethelogo..Peoplealsothinkdesignerclothesarebettermade.Forexample,manypeoplethinktherightrunningshoeswillmakeyourunfasterorplaybetter.Ofcourse,thisisnotalwaystrue.It'sthetraining—notthetrainers—thatimprovesyourspeedoryourscore.Butthat'snotthepoint.Peoplebelievethatit'strue...andthenbuytheshoes.Thebigcompaniesonlywanttomakealotofmoney..Aboveall,designerclothesaremorepopularbecauseofcleveradvertising.Alloftheinternationalcompaniesspendmillionsofdollarseveryyeartomakeusbuytheirclothes.Andtheysucceed!Mostpeopledressinawaythatshowsofftheirpersonality.Butifsomeofusbuyexpensiveclothesjusttolookco