Section Ⅵ Reading Club Ⅰ.Read Reading Club 1 on P43，and choose the best answer. 1．Why did people learn martial arts in the past A．To keep healthy. B．To attack others. C．To defend themselves or others. D．To compete with others. 答案 C 2．What does the second paragraph mainly talk about A．Soft martial arts. B．Hard martial arts. C．The effect of martial arts. D．Different kinds of martial arts. 答案 D 3．Where did karate originate in A．Japan. B．Korea. C．China. D．Okinawa. 答案 C 4．Which of the following statements is TRUE according to the passage A．Attack is the best form of defence in kung fu. B．Tai chi teaches you to use your own force to defend yourself. C．At the moment，many Chinese learn martial arts for self-defence. D．In the 14th century，some Chinese went to Japan to make a living by teaching kung fu. 答案 A Ⅱ.Read Reading Club 2 on P45，and choose the best answer. 1．What do we know about the yoga class A．The yoga teacher is experienced. B．The class will provide everything，including a towel and some water. C．Only people who are flexible and strong enough can attend the yoga classes. D．People can choose whatever levels of classes. 答案 D 2．Which class is perfect for Mike who likes fast-paced classes A．Jenny’s spin classes. B．Sara’s yoga classes. C．Karen’s Latin dance classes. D．None of the above. 答案 C 3．How much will one pay for 6 classes of Latin dance if she has no membership A．RMB 75. B．RMB 399. C．RMB 450. D．RMB 600. 答案 C sight n．视野；视力；景象 catch sight of看见 lose sight of看不见 at first sight初看时 at the sight of一看见……(就……) in sight看得见，在视野范围内 out of sight看不见，脱离视线 (1)选词填空 One day I ①caught sight of a large crowd of people.②At first sight，I thought there might be a car accident.However，when I came near，an injured dog came ③in sight.I remembered one post from an online friend who said he had lost his pet dog yesterday.I immediately contacted him and he hurried to the spot.He was overjoyed ④at the sight of that dog.He waved to thank me again and again until my car was ⑤out of sight. [写作佳句] (2)一看到这些礼物，孩子们几乎无法抑制自己的喜悦，激动地跳了起来。 At the sight of the gifts，the kids could hardly contain their delight，jumping with excitement. amazed adj.大为惊奇的，惊讶的[amaze vt.使惊奇 amazing adj.令人大为惊奇的；(尤指)令人惊喜的 amazement n．惊讶] be amazed at/by...对……感到惊讶 be amazed to do sth对做某事感到惊奇 be amazed that...吃惊的是…… to one’s amazement让某人惊讶的是 (1)To their amazement(amaze)，the team won the championship despite being the underdogs. (2)It’s really an amazing(amaze) experience for us to listen to the presentation given by the expert. (3)The performance of the athlete really made the audience amazed(amaze) and they clapped for him crazily. [写作佳句] (4)我们都对推迟运动会的消息感到惊讶。 We are all amazed at the news that sports meeting will be put off. with复合结构 Esteban had been cycling as hard as he ... ...
