《2025年课堂点睛九年级英语上册人教版宁夏专版》

1. Linda is certainly a very polite young woman. She works in a library and is ready to help everybody. She tells the readers that talking loudly in the library is impolite. If they treat her impolitely, she always speaks to them very seriously but politely. (polite)

答案： 1. polite, impolite, impolitely, politely

2. After hearing the bad news, Ms. Wang directly walked to the train station last night, but she went off in the opposite direction. Soon she got lost in the dark. Luckily, a famous director passed by and gave her a lift. It was a direct help to her and she caught the train to Beijing at last. (direct)

答案： 2. directly, direction, director, direct

【教材变式】Everyone knows being a polite speaker is 1. fascinating. So it's an important course to learn how to use the correct language. From 2. whom shall we get some advice? Here are some tips.
When you ask for a 3. direction or an address, your request must be polite. That's to say, you must ask 4. politely. For example, if you are in a bookstore, buying stamps or postcards, and you want to go to a washroom, you can ask a clerk who is 5. passing by, "Excuse me, is there a bathroom beside the bookstore?" or "Could you please tell me where the 6. nearby washroom is?" Normally, you can't use a very direct question because it sounds impolite.
If you can't hear the staff clearly, you can say "Pardon?" or "Pardon me?" If you show others the way at the corner of a 7. parking lot, you can say, "Don't rush, please. It's on the east of the mall. It's 8. uncrowded and inexpensive on weekdays. And it's 9. convenient to take the lift there, too."
Can you 10. suggest some new ways? Please mail me at [e-mail].

答案： 1. fascinating 2. whom 3. direction 4. politely 5. passing by 6. nearby 7. parking lot 8. uncrowded 9. convenient 10. suggest

1. pass v. 经过；通过
生义：A. v. (时间)推移,逝去 B. v. 合格；及格
(1) She hasn't passed her driving test yet. B
(2) Spring passed, and the weather became very hot. A
2. course n. 课程；学科
生义：A. n. 进展；进程 B. n. 一道菜
(1) We had chicken as our main course. B
(2) The event changed the course of history. A
3. correct adj. 正确的；恰当的
生义：A. adj. (举止言谈)得体的 B. v. 改正；纠正；修正 C. v. 指出错误
(1) Eyesight can be corrected in just a few minutes with modern technology. B
(2) Correct me if I'm wrong, please. C
(3) The lady is always very correct in her speech. A

答案： 1.
 BA
2.
BA
3.
 BCA