《2025年新坐标同步练习九年级英语全一册人教版青海专用》

Ⅵ.阅读表达。
What are magic words? Words like “thank you”, “please” and “sorry” can work wonders in our daily life. These polite expressions are used every day in America—among strangers, between friends or with family. ①People with good manners(礼貌)always communicate with others well by using these magic words. What should you do when you receive a gift for your birthday? You had better sit down and write a letter of thanks. The words “thank you” are very important and used very often. We say them when someone hands us a letter, passes us a book, offers us a drink, or lends us an umbrella.
“Please” is another important word, but many people forget to use it. It is not polite to ask someone for help without saying “please”. ②当我们要某物时,我们也应该使用它。It may be a book, a pen, or more milk. It may be in the classroom, at home, or at the bus stop. We can use “please” to make a request pleasantly.
We should also learn to say “I'm sorry”. If we hurt someone's feelings, we will have to say “sorry”. When we have told a lie and regret it, the same word should be used. Sometimes we have forgotten something or broken a promise, so we need to explain with the word as a beginning. “Sorry” is such a word that can make people forget wrongs.
“Thank you! Please! Sorry!”—these words are simple but useful. Man said them long ago. We used them long ago. We use them now. So will our kids.
1. 请根据文意,将①处下划线句子翻译成汉语。有礼貌的人总是通过使用这些神奇的词语与他人进行良好的交流。
2. 请根据文意,将②处下划线句子翻译成英语。We are supposed to use it when we ask for/want/would like something, too.
请根据文意,简略回答问题。
3. What should you do when you receive a gift for your birthday according to the passage?I should sit down and write a letter of thanks.
4. How many kinds of magic words are mentioned in the passage?Three. /3.
5. What does the underlined word “them” in paragraph 4 refer to?"Thank you! Please! Sorry!"

答案： 1. 有礼貌的人总是通过使用这些神奇的词语与他人进行良好的交流。 2. We are supposed to use it when we ask for/want/would like something, too. 3. I should sit down and write a letter of thanks. 4. Three. /3. 5. "Thank you! Please! Sorry!"