初一英语上册课本

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七年级英语上（版）

Unit1Makingfriends

Reading

Aletterfromapenfrienf

DearLiJie

Hi!

enameisLiPeichun.I’areyou?I’m

yisplayingchess.

ntsownaChinerestaurantin

eakChine,butIcannotwriteitvery

manypeoplearethereinyourfamily?Whatdotheydo?

I’armyhou,yschool.

playingrugbyandbadmintonin

winter,obeanengineer.

,pleatellmeall

aboutyourlf.

Bestwishes

Simon

BMyschoolfriends

B2readLiuMei’slettertoherpenfriend,ownthenamesofthepeopleinthephoto.

DearKelly

Doyoulikethisphotoofmewithmyschoolfriends？eme?

lwayshappytohelp

abletenniswithhereveryafternoon.

ntingsarevery

oolteamoftenwinsthe

tivery

eboynextto.

ouritetennisplayer

tverygoodatsports,butheisvery

ikehimalot.

Love

LiuMei

UNIT2Ourdailylife

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ReadingA1

WHIZZ-KIDCHENGNA

ChengNa,15,tesputergamesandallofher

tillatschool!

6a.m.

Igetupatsixo’clock,reakfastwithmyparents.

Everymorningwediscussbusinessatbreakfast

7:30a.m.

Everyday,hingmakephonecallsto

clientsonthewaytoschool.

8a.m.上午8点

lygetAgradesinallmysubjects.

12:30p.m.

havelunchwithaclient.

ThenIebacktoschool.

4:15p.m.

aysand

omeworkforanhour

ortwobeforedinner.

7p.m.

otomyofficeand

lygotobedat11p.m.

B2

ay,shewakesupatsixo’clockin

ereadsEnglishfor

halfanhour,shehasbreakfastatveno’allyhastwopiecesofbreadanda

glassofmilk.

Afterbreakfast,

usuallygetstoschoolateighto’clock,ilovesEnglish

verymuch,allygetsaBinherothersubjects.

Afterschool,ZhenHuiusuallywalkshomeatfouro’ourite

ystabletenniswithherclassmatesatschoolonceaweek.

instodoherhomeworkatsixo’clockandpletes

allygoestobedatnineo’clock.

Unit3Troubles

ReadingA2

AnexcitingthinghappenedtoLiuWeion28September.

Friday,28September

ly,twowomenandamanbeganarguing.

asnothinginit.

Everyonelookedatthethreepeople,myfatherwentupandaskedoneofthewomen,“is

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somethingwrong?”.

“Hestolemypur,”saidthewoman.“wewereinthebookshopandthreeyoungmen

ouldn’ertwomenranaway,andwefollowed

thismanhere.”

hurriedaboard,andthetwowomenwentafterhim.

“wait,”saidmyfather.“let’stakethenextferry.”Thenhehurriedtoanicecreamshop,

pickedupthephoneandquicklycalled110.

“greenshirtanda

bluebag,he’meetitontheother

sideoftheriver.”

gotoff,

wasinhandcuffs.

“welldone,dad,”Isaid.“youaresogreat!”

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WhenChenYuworkup,itwasalreadysixo’clock.“Ohno!”ghthestayed

uplatetoworkonhisscienceproject,was

enceteacherwassuretobeangrywithhim.

his

ghtcarefullyabouthisproject---hewantedfinishitthis

ly,ednext

doortoChenYu.

“whatshouldIdo?”wonderedChenYu.“

topletetheprojectbeforeschool.”

“Sheshouldnotwalktoundonherowninthiscoldweatherwithoutherwalkingstick,”

thoughtChenYu,buthefeltguiltynottostopandhelpher.

Suddenly,quicklytothetelephoneboothonthesideoftheroadand

nuteslater,anambulancepickedupMrsLi,andChenYugoton

hisbikeandhappilyrodetoschool.

Unit4Hobbies

Reading

A2

anarticleabouthishobby.

PatrickMoore

WhenIwasabouteight,sthebeginningofmylife’swork.

WhenIwasyoung,

ogooutsideeverynighttolookatthestars.

Therearebillionsofstarsinthesky---butyoucanonlyeabout3000withyourowneyes.

erentasons,you

sytolearn

uknowthe,youmaystarttolookatthestarsinsideeach

ebig,okwhite,some

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lookredandsomelookblue.

Sometimes,r,ifyoueitmovefromonegrouptoanother,

eboth

sytoeMars,lsoonbegintolearnmoreand

uwillwanttofindoutevenmoreaboutthem.

BTakingphotographs

B2

Parkinsonwasafamous

is

hobbyaswellashisjop.

elpus

ovetotakephotographsofeachother,especiallywhenwetravelto

wanttobeinthepicture,weneedtoasksomeonetotakethephotographforus.

rysad,

forexample,d

Grandfatherlooklike?Wheredidheutolive?Ifwedonothavephotographs,childrenmay

raphshelpusknowandunderstandour

history.

houlaterheldtheChineExportmodities

hinktheoldpicturehelpusrememberlifeinthepast?

Unit5Encyclopaedia

Reading

A2

DINOSAURS

ved

wereaebigastenelephants.

Somedinosaurscouldevenfly.

weredangerousandate

knowsthereason.

However,peoplecanlearnaboutthelivesofdinosaursfromfossilsoftheirskeletons,eggs

andfootprints.(eEarthHistory)

DISNEY,WALT

nderwasWaltDisney(1901~1966).Heis

famousforhiscartooncharacterssuchasMickeyMou,Donaldduck,GoofyandSnow

White.

eavingschool,

thesametime,y,hegotajobdrawingcartoonsforfilms.

SometimesamousatonWalt’themouandputit

cameDisney’smostfamouscartooncharacter—

soonbecameastarandDisneybecamerichandfamous.(eCartoons)

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B3

JeanChampollion(1790~1832)nttwelelanguagesinhis

was18,oungerthanmanyof

hisstudents!

JeanwasveryinterestedinancientEgyptandin1821hebegantostudytheRottaStone.A

nder

asalotofstrangewritingonthe

nworkedoutitscret.

ullofsigns.

Accordingtomanyexperts,dnotpletelyagree.

dfifteensignsofthiskindinhisstudyof

,itispossibletounderstandancientEgyptianfrom4000yearsago

becauofJean’sdiscovery.

Unit6Beyondtimeandspace(Ⅰ)

Reading

A2

oneofthem.

,ourpilot,broughtusdowngentlyin

omeone’shomeand

everythinginsidewashuge!

“Let’sgetoutofhere,”Peters,ournavigator,said.“thisisthehomeofamonster.”

“Maybeit’safriendlymonster,”Isaid.“we’llwait.”

Suddenly,

garoosshouted,“goodnight,Gork.”Thentheyjumped

away.

aroar,“Aliens!yougetinhere?”

Ithoughtfast,andsaidquietly,“Goodevening,isNobodyand…”

Gorkroaredagain,“you’owmorning,you

aregoingtodie!Allofyou.”arsrosuddenly

fromthegroundaroundusandclodoverourheads.

“well,Captain,”lamasked,“whydidyounameyourlf‘Nobody’?”

“Ihaveaplanand‘Nobody’ispartofit,”Ireplied.“You’lle.”

IturnedtoGorkandsaid,“Weeinpeace,MrGork.”

Gorksaid,“Youeinpeace,buttomorrowyou’llbeinpieces.”

Petersturnedtowardsme,andhisvoiceshook.“We’reallgoingtodie,sir.”

“No,We’renot,”Isaid.“we’reallgoingtolive,Peters!Trustme!”

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edto

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workinspaceoneday.“Iwilldiscoversomethingimportantinthefuture,”sheoftentold

herlf.

Everyevening,ht,shesawastrange,

colouredlightmovingacrossthesky.

“It’scan’tbeastar,”shethought.“It’beaspaceship!I’mgoing

toeit!”

Shewalkedquicklytowardsthelight.

“yspeakourlanguage?WillIbe

abletounderstandthem?Aretheylost?”

Tly,

Kelly’ried.“thiscan’tbetrue!”twohugedogs

itorsfromspaceweredogs!Theysaidafewwords

toKelly’’

thespaceshipwasgone.

Unit7Beyondtimeandspace(Ⅱ)

A2

Afterhisdinner,Gorkfellasleeponhisbedrightaway.

“Listen,everyone,”Isaid.“Here’’lluthissmallpowerfullartorchto

,I’llmeltthebarsandthen….”

Petersinterruptedme,“Iknow,u’lluthetorchtokillGork.”

“NO,”Isaid.“ifwekillhim,wewon’tbeabletoopenthehugedoor”.

Imelthedthebarsonthecageandweall,ptothebed,beside

Gork’d,“Gork,thisisNobody!”

thetorchathiyeandthelarbeamhittheeye.

Gorkroared,“Myeye!Ican’te!”thenoibroughthiskangaroofiendstohisdoor.

Theyopenedit,andasked,“what’swrong,Gork?”

Gorkshouted,“hurtmyeye.”

Thekangarooslaughedandsaid,“thadabaddream!Let’s

ght,Gork.”

MycrewandIcretlyclimbedintothehugekangaroos’pocketsandtheycarriedusout.

Afewcondslater,wealljumpedouttofreedom.

“then,whathappenedtoGork?”askedsomeone.

“Gork?Idon’e’sstillinhiscaveandlookingforNobody.”Everyone

laughed.

B2

In1897,ewas

30October,1938,a

grammewas

differentfromthebookinoneimportantway:intheprogrammetheactorstalkedlike

reportersanditsoundedlikeanewsreporttothelisteners.

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Theactorssaid,“ings

likesnakeswilleoutofspaceshipsandkillpeopleandpeople’sgunscannothurtanyof

them,”whenpeopleheardthis,enlefttheirhomesandtriedto

hide.

r,many

reafraidatfirstandthentheybecameangry.

Infact,30OctoberisthedaybeforeafamousholidayintheUSAandsomeothervountries.

Onthisholiday,idayisHalloween.