广州七年级(上册)英文教材课文

.........专业..七年级英语上（版）Unit1MakingfriendsReadingAletterfromapenfrienfDearLiJieHi!YournameandaddressareinPenfriendsmagazine.Iwouldliketobeyourpenfriend.MynameisSimon.MyChinesenameisLiPeichun.I’mtwelveyearsold.Howoldareyou?I’m163cm.Ihaveshortblackhairandbrowneyes.Myhobbyisplayingchess.IlivewithmyparentsintheUK.TheyarefromBeijing.MyparentsownaChineserestaurantinNewcastle.Weliveinahousenearourrestaurant.IcanspeakChinese,butIcannotwriteitverywell.Ihaveabrother.HisnameisEdwin.Heis23.heworksasanaccountantinLondon.Howmanypeoplearethereinyourfamily?Whatdotheydo?I’minyear7atWalkerSchool.Itisnearmyhouse,andIcanwalktoschool.Ilikemyschool.Theteachersareveryfriendly.Iamkeenonsports.Ienjoyplayingrugbyandbadmintoninwinter,andtennisinsummer.Mybestsubjectatschoolismaths.Iwanttobeanengineer.Hereisaphotoofmyselfandsomeschoolfriends.Iaminthemiddle.LiJie,pleasetellmeallaboutyourself.BestwishesSimonBMyschoolfriendsB2readLiuMei’slettertoherpenfriend,Kelly.Writedownthenamesofthepeopleinthephoto.DearKellyDoyoulikethisphotoofmewithmyschoolfriends？Iaminglasses.Canyouseeme?OntherightisSally.SheisBritish.Sheismybestfriendatschool.Sheisalwayshappytohelpeveryone.OntheleftisLiJie.Iplaytabletenniswithhereveryafternoon.Theboysstandbehindus.SunFeiwearsglassestoo.Heisapainter.Hispaintingsareverybeautiful.Heisalsoabasketballplayerontheschoolteam.OurschoolteamoftenwinstheMiddleSchoolChampionshipinthecity.WangGangisaverygoodswimmer.Hepractiseseverymorningandnight.Hewantstobeoneofthebestswimmersintheworld.Heistheboynextto.ChenYu.ChenYuisthetallestboyintheclass.Heisgoodattennis.HisfavouritetennisplayerisRogerFederer.LiMingistheboyontheright.Heisnotverygoodatsports,butheisveryfriendlytoeveryoneroundhim.Wealllikehimalot.LoveLiuMeiUNIT2OurdailylifeReadingA1WHIZZ-KIDCHENGNAChengNa,15,isoneofthetopstudentsinGuangzhou.Shewritescomputergamesandallofherfamilyworkinherbusiness.Sheisstillatschool!6a.m.Igetupatsixo’clock,washandputonmyschooluniform.Ihavebreakfastwithmyparents.Everymorningwediscussbusinessatbreakfast7:30a.m.Everyday,mydriverdrivesmetoschoolinmyowncar.Isomethingmakephonecallstoclientsonthewaytoschool.8a.m.上午8点Istartschool.Ienjoyseeingmyschoolfriends.IusuallygetAgradesinallmysubjects.12:30p.m.Abouttwiceaweekmydriverpicksmeupfromschool.Igoandhavelunchwithaclient.ThenIcomebacktoschool.4:15p.m.AfterschoolIusuallygotoaclub.OnFridayswehaveComputerClubmeeting.OnMondaysandThursdaysIplaybasketball.OnceaweekIhavepianolessons.Idomyhomeworkforanhourortwobeforedinner.7p.m.Ialwayshavedinnerwithmyparents.Wediscussourbusiness.ThenIgotomyofficeandcontinueworkingonmygames.Iusuallygotobedat11p.m.B2ZhenHuistudentsatamiddleschoolinGuangzhou.Everyday,shewakesupatsixo’clockinthemorning.Shequicklybrushesherteethandwashesherface.ThenshereadsEnglishforhalfanhour,shehasbreakfastatseveno’clock.Sheusuallyhastwopiecesofbreadandaglassofmilk.Afterbreakfast,ZhenHuigoestoschool.Shelivesnearschoolandalwayswalksthere.Sheusuallygetstoschoolateighto’clock,andusuallyhassixlessons.ZhenHuilovesEnglishverymuch,andalwaysgetsanA.sheusuallygetsaBinherothersubjects.Afterschool,ZhenHuiusuallywalkshomeatfouro’clockintheafternoon.Herfavouritesportistabletennis.Sheplaystabletenniswithherclassmatesatschoolonceaweek.ZhenHuioftenhasanearlydinner.Shebeginstodoherhomeworkatsixo’clockandcompletesitinoneortwohours.Sheusuallygoestobedatnineo’clock.Unit3TroublesReadingA2AnexcitingthinghappenedtoLiuWeion28September.Friday,28SeptemberTodaymyfatherandIwaitedfortheferry.Suddenly,twowomenandamanbeganarguing.Themanheldoutabagandshowedittothewomen.Therewasnothinginit.Everyonelookedatthethreepeople,myfatherwentupandaskedoneofthewomen,“issomethingwrong?”.“Hestolemypurse,”saidthewoman.“wewereinthebookshopandthreeyoungmenwerebehindus.ThenIcouldn’tfindmypurse.Theothertwomenranaway,andwefollowedthismanhere.”Thenthegatesopened.Themanhurriedaboard,andthetwowomenwentafterhim.“wait,”saidmyfather.“let’stakethenextferry.”Thenhehurriedtoanicecreamshop,pickedupthephoneandquicklycalled110.“Iwanttoreportatheft.AmanstoleapursefromaWoman.Hehasagreenshirtandabluebag,he’sontheNo.3Ferrynow.itleftafewminutesago.Pleasemeetitontheothersideoftheriver.”Wetookthenextferry.Whenwegotoff,wesawsixpolicemenstandingaroundtheman.Hewasinhandcuffs.“welldone,dad,”Isaid.“youaresogreat!”B2WhenChenYuworkup,itwasalreadysixo’clock.“Ohno!”hesaid.Lastnighthestayeduplatetoworkonhisscienceproject,buthedidnotcompleteit.Itwasduetoday.ChenYuwasworried.Thescienceteacherwassuretobeangrywithhim.ChenYuputonhisclothesquicklyandrunoutofthedoor.Itwascoldoutside.Herodehisbikequicklytokeepwarm.Hethoughtcarefullyabouthisproject---hewantedfinishitthismorning.Suddenly,hesawanoldladyfalloverandhurtherleg.ItwasMrsLi.ShelivednextdoortoChenYu.“whatshouldIdo?”wonderedChenYu.“IwanttohelpherbutIdonothavetime.Ihavetocompletetheprojectbeforeschool.”“Sheshouldnotwalktoundonherowninthiscoldweatherwithoutherwalkingstick,”thoughtChenYu,buthefeltguiltynottostopandhelpher.Suddenly,hehadanidea.Herodequicklytothetelephoneboothonthesideoftheroadandcalledanambulance.Fiveminuteslater,anambulancepickedupMrsLi,andChenYugotonhisbikeandhappilyrodetoschool.Unit4HobbiesReadingA2PatrickMoorestudiedthestarsallhislife.Hereisanarticleabouthishobby.PatrickMooreWhenIwasabouteight,Igotabookaboutstars.Thatwasthebeginningofmylife’swork.WhenIwasyoung,Ididnotusetohavemuchmoney.Icouldnotbuyexpensivethings.ButIhadmyeyes.Iusedtogooutsideeverynighttolookatthestars.Therearebillionsofstarsinthesky---butyoucanonlyseeabout3000withyourowneyes.Getamapofthestarsandbegintofindyourwaythroughthesky.Indifferentseasons,youcanseedifferentgroupsofstars.Theshapesofthesegroupsneverchange.Itiseasytolearnthenameofeachgroup.Whenyouknowthese,youmaystarttolookatthestarsinsideeachgroup.Notallstarsarethesame.Somearebig,andsomearesmall.Somelookwhite,somelookredandsomelookblue.Sometimes,youmayseeastarmove.However,ifyouseeitmovefromonegrouptoanother,thenitisnotastarbutaplanet.YouareabletoseeVenusandJupitereasily.Theyarebothverybright.ItiseasytoseeMars,too.Itlooksred.Youwillsoonbegintolearnmoreandmoreaboutthestars.Thenyouwillwanttofindoutevenmoreaboutthem.BTakingphotographsB2Aphotographercanhaveaveryinterestinglife.NormanParkinsonwasafamousphotographer.Helikedtravellingtointerestingplacesandtakingphotographs.Itwashishobbyaswellashisjop.Takingphotographsisafavouritehobbyofmanypeopleallovertheworld.Itcanhelpusrememberthings.Wealllovetotakephotographsofeachother,especiallywhenwetraveltonewplaces.Wealsoliketohaveaphotographofeverybodyinthegrouptogether.Whenwewanttobeinthepicture,weneedtoasksomeonetotakethephotographforus.Havingphotographsisimportantbecausepeopleandplacesalwayschanges.Itisverysad,forexample,ifchildrencannotlookatphotographsoftheirparentsorgrandparents.WhatdidGrandfatherlooklike?Wheredidheusetolive?Ifwedonothavephotographs,childrenmaynotknowtheanswerstothesequestions.Photographshelpusknowandunderstandourhistory.Thispictureismorethanfiftyyearsold.GuangzhoulaterheldtheChineseExportCommoditiesFairinthisbuilding.Doyouthinktheoldpicturehelpusrememberlifeinthepast?Unit5EncyclopaediaReadingA2DINOSAURSDinosaurslivedonearthmorethansixtymillionyearsbeforehumanbeings.Theylivedeverywhere.Somedinosaurswereassmallaschickens.Otherswereaebigastenelephants.Somedinosaurscouldevenfly.Manydinosaursweregentleandateplants.OthersweredangerousandateDinosaursalldiedoutsuddenly.Nobodyknowsthereason.However,peoplecanlearnaboutthelivesofdinosaursfromfossilsoftheirskeletons,eggsandfootprints.(seeEarthHistory)DISNEY,WALTDisneylandisafamousparkintheUSA.ItsfounderwasWaltDisney(1901~1966).HeisfamousforhiscartooncharacterssuchasMickeyMouse,Donaldduck,GoofyandSnowWhite.DisneywasbornintheUSA.Afterleavingschool,hesoldnewspapersanddeliveredletters.Atthesametime,hestudiedartatnight.Finally,hegotajobdrawingcartoonsforfilms.SometimesamousesatonWalt’sdeskwhenhewasatwork.Hedrewthemouseandputitinacartoon.ThisbecameDisney’smostfamouscartooncharacter—MickeyMouse.MickeysoonbecameastarandDisneybecamerichandfamous.(seeCartoons)B3JeanChampollion(1790~1832)wasverygoodatlanguages.Helearnttwelelanguagesinhislife.Whenhewas18,hebeganteachinghistoryatuniversity.Hewasyoungerthanmanyofhisstudents!JeanwasveryinterestedinancientEgyptandin1821hebegantostudytheRosettaStone.AgroupofsoldiersfoundthisstoneatRosettawhenJeanwasstillayoungboy.Itwasunderthesandforhundredsofyearsbeforetheydugitup.Therewasalotofstrangewritingonthestone.Thewritingwasinthreelanguages.OneofthelanguageswasancientEgyptian.Noonecouldreaditatthattime.ButJeanworkedoutitssecret.AncientEgyptianwasnotalanguagewithlettersandwordslikeEnglish.Itwasfullofsigns.Accordingtomanyexperts,thesesignsshowedthingsandideas.Jeandidnotcompletelyagree.Hethoughtsomeofthemshowedsounds.HefoundfifteensignsofthiskindinhisstudyoftheRosettaStone.Today,itispossibletounderstandancientEgyptianfrom4000yearsagobecauseofJean’sdiscovery.Unit6Beyondtimeandspace(Ⅰ)ReadingA2CaptainKingoftentellshisfriendsstoriesofhisadventures.Thisisoneofthem.Towardseveningwelandedonanunknownplanet.Lam,ourpilot,broughtusdowngentlyinavalley.Welefttheshipandsawacave.Wewentintothecave.Itwassomeone’shomeandeverythinginsidewashuge!“Let’sgetoutofhere,”Peters,ournavigator,said.“thisisthehomeofamonster.”“Maybeit’safriendlymonster,”Isaid.“we’llwait.”Suddenly,adooropenedandsomeanimalsjumpedout.Theylookedlikekangaroos.Behindthemwasahugemonster.Thekangaroosshouted,“goodnight,Gork.”Thentheyjumpedaway.ThenGorksawus.Hegavearoar,“Aliens!Aliensinmycave.Howdidyougetinhere?”Ithoughtfast,andsaidquietly,“Goodevening,MrGork.MynameisNobodyand…”Gorkroaredagain,“you’realiensandwekillallaliensinthisvalley.Tomorrowmorning,youaregoingtodie!Allofyou.”Thenhepressedabuttononthewall.Steelbarsrosesuddenlyfromthegroundaroundusandclosedoverourheads.“well,Captain,”lamasked,“whydidyounameyourself‘Nobody’?”“Ihaveaplanand‘Nobody’ispartofit,”Ireplied.“You’llsee.”IturnedtoGorkandsaid,“Wecomeinpeace,MrGork.”Gorksaid,“Youcomeinpeace,buttomorrowyou’llbeinpieces.”Petersturnedtowardsme,andhisvoiceshook.“We’reallgoingtodie,sir.”“No,We’renot,”Isaid.“we’reallgoingtolive,Peters!Trustme!”B2Kellyalwayswantedtobeascientist.Shewasinterestedinmathsandphysics.Shehopedtoworkinspaceoneday.“Iwilldiscoversomethingimportantinthefuture,”sheoftentoldherself.Everyevening,Kellywentoutwithherdogtolookatthestars.Onenight,shesawastrange,colouredlightmovingacrossthesky.“It’scan’tbeastar,”shethought.“It’stoobright.Itmustbeaspaceship!I’mgoingtoseeit!”Shewalkedquicklytowardsthelight.“Thepeopleinthespaceshipwillwanttotalktome.Cantheyspeakourlanguage?WillIbeabletounderstandthem?Aretheylost?”ThespaceshiplandedafewmetresinfrontofKellyandthedoorslowlyopened.Suddenly,Kelly’sdograntowardsthespaceship.Kellycried.“thiscan’tbetrue!”twohugedogsstoodatthedoorofthespaceship.Thevisitorsfromspaceweredogs!TheysaidafewwordstoKelly’sdog.Kelly’sdoglookedatKellyandthenturnedandrainintothespaceship.Thenthespaceshipwasgone.Unit7Beyondtimeandspace(Ⅱ)A2Afterhisdinner,Gorkfellasleeponhisbedrightaway.“Listen,everyone,”Isaid.“Here’smyplan.We’llusethissmallpowerfullasertorchtogetoutofthecage.First,I’llmeltthebarsandthen….”Petersinterruptedme,“Iknow,Captain.Thenyou’llusethetorchtokillGork.”“NO,”Isaid.“ifwekillhim,wewon’tbeabletoopenthehugedoor”.Imelthedthebarsonthecageandweall,gotoutofthecage.Iwentuptothebed,besideGork’shead.Ishould,“Gork,thisisNobody!”Gorkworkup.Iaimedthetorchathiseyeandthelaserbeamhittheeye.Gorkroared,“Myeye!Ican’tsee!”thenoisebroughthiskangaroofiendstohisdoor.Theyopenedit,andasked,“what’swrong,Gork?”Gorkshouted,“Nobodyattackedme.Nobodyhurtmyeye.”Thekangarooslaughedandsaid,“Nobodyattackedyou.Youjusthadabaddream!Let’sgobacktobed.Goodnight,Gork.”MycrewandIsecretlyclimbedintothehugekangaroos’pocketsandtheycarriedusout.Afewsecondslater,wealljumpedouttofreedom.“then,whathappenedtoGork?”askedsomeone.“Gork?Idon’tknow.Maybehe’sstillinhiscaveandlookingforNobody.”Everyonelaughed.B2In1897,HGWellswroteasciencefictionbookaboutspaceshipscomingtoEarth.ItsnamewasTheWaroftheWorlds.Thebookwasstillverypopularinthe1930s.on30October,1938,amannamedOrsonWellsputoutaradioprogrammefromthebook.Theprogrammewasdifferentfromthebookinoneimportantway:intheprogrammetheactorstalkedlikereportersanditsoundedlikeanewsreporttothelisteners.Theactorssaid,“spacepeopiefromtheplanrtMarsaregoingtoattackEarth.Hugethingslikesnakeswillcomeoutofspaceshipsandkillpeopleandpeople’sgunscannothurtanyofthem,”whenpeopleheardthis,theywereveryafraid.Someevenlefttheirhomesandtriedtohide.OrsonWellswaited40minutesandlaterhetoldthelistenersthetruth.However,manylistenersreallybelievedthenewsreport.Theywereafraidatfirstandthentheybecameangry.Infact,30OctoberisthedaybeforeafamousholidayintheUSAandsomeothervountries.Onthisholiday,peopleplayjokesonotherpeople.TheholidayisHalloween.欢迎您的光临，Word文档下载后可修改编辑.双击可删除页眉页脚.！希望您提出您宝贵的意见，你的意见是我进步的动力。赠语；1、如果我们做与不做都会有人笑，如果做不好与做得好还会有人笑，那么我们索性就做得更好，来给人笑吧！2、现在你不玩命的学，以后命玩你。3、我不知道年少轻狂，我只知道胜者为王。4、不要做金钱、权利的奴隶；应学会做“金钱、权利”的主人。5、什么时候离光明最近？那就是你觉得黑暗太黑的时候。6、最值得欣赏的风景，是自己奋斗的足迹。 7、压力不是有人比你努力，而是那些比你牛×几倍的人依然比你努力。