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Unit8ItmustbelongtoCarla.属于流行音乐最喜欢的作家玩具卡车Checkthephrases.belongtopopmusicfavouritewritertoytruck发带参加一些宝贵的东西拣起被偷hairbandattend/join/takepartinsomethingvaluablepickupbestolenGuessinggame•Whatdoyouthinkthesepicturesare?A:Itmightbeamanridingahorse.B:Iagree.Butitcouldalsobeamapofislands.A:Itmightbeanoldwomanlookingdown.B:Iagree.Butitcouldalsobeayoungwomanlookingaway.1.Whatcanyouseeinthepicture?2.Whatcanweknowaboutthewoman?1.Whatcanyouseeinthepicture?2.Whatcanweknowaboutthewoman?Sheisalittleworried.Sheisalittleworried.Thereisawomanlookingoutofthewindow.Lookatthepictureandanswerthetwoquestions.A.ASmallandQuietTownB.StrangeHappeningsinMyTownC.AnimalsinOurNeighborhoodReadthearticlequicklyanddecidewhichmightbethebesttitle.Weliveinasmalltownandalmosteveryoneknowseachother.Itusedtobeveryquiet.Nothingmucheverhappenedaroundhere.However,thesedays,somethingunusualishappeninginourtown.Victor,ateacheratmyschool,isreallynervous.Whenhewasinterviewedbythetownnewspaper,hesaid,“Everynightwehearstrangenoisesoutsideourwindow.A.ASmallandQuietTownB.StrangeHappeningsinMyTownC.AnimalsinOurNeighborhoodReadthearticlequicklyanddecidewhichmightbethebesttitle.√√Readthearticleagainandanswerthequestions.1.Whatisthetownlikebefore?2.Whatistheunusualthinghappeninginthetown?Itusedtobeveryquietandnothingmucheverhappenedthere.Itusedtobeveryquietandnothingmucheverhappenedthere.Peopleheardstrangenoisesoutsidethewindoweverynight.Peopleheardstrangenoisesoutsidethewindoweverynight.Weliveinasmalltownandalmosteveryoneknowseachother.Itusedtobeveryquiet.Nothingmucheverhappenedaroundhere.However,thesedays,some-thingunusualishappeninginourtown.Victor,ateacheratmyschool,isreallynervous.Whenhewasinterviewedbythetownnewspaper,hesaid,“Everynightwehearstrangenoisesoutsideourwindow.Mywifethinksthatitcouldbeananimal,butmyfriendsandIthinkitmustbeteenagershavingfun.Myparentscalledthepolicemen,buttheycouldn’tfindanythingstrange.Theythinkitmightbethewind.Idon’tthinkso!”Victor’snext-doorneighborHelenisworried,too.“Atfirst,Ithoughtthatitmightbeadog,butIcouldn’tseeadog,oranythingelse,either.SoIguessitcan’tbeadog.Butthen,whatcoulditbe?”Onewomanintheareasawsomethingrunningaway,butitwasdarksosheisnotsure.“Ithinkitwastoobigtobeadog,”shesaid.“Maybeitwasabearorawolf.”Everyoneinourtownisfeelinguneasy,andeveryonehashisorherownideas.Theremustbesomethingvisitingthehomesinourneighborhood,butwhatisit?Wehavenoidea.Mostpeoplehopethatthisanimalorpersonwillsimplygoaway,butIdonotthinkthatisgoingtohappen.Thenoise-makerishavingtoomuchfuncreatingfearintheneighborhood.3cReadthearticlecarefullyandwritewhatpeoplethinkaboutthestrangenoises.WhogaveopinionsWhataretheopinions?Victor’swifeVictorandhisfriendsThepolicemenShethinksthatitcouldbeananimal.Theythinkitmustbeteenagershavingfun.Theythinkitmightbethewind.WhogaveopinionsWhataretheopinions?HelenOnewomanintheareaThewriterhimselfShethoughtitmightbeadog.Shethinksitcan’tbeadog.Shethoughtitmightbeabearorawolf.Thenoise-makerishavingtoomuchfuncreatingfearintheneighborhood.Victor,ateacheratmyschool,isreallynervous.Whenhewasinterviewedbythetownnewspaper,hesaid,“Everynightwehearstrangenoisesoutsideourwindow.Mywifethinksthatitcouldbeananimal,butmyfriendsandIthinkitmustbeteenagershavingfun.Myparentscalledthepolicemen,buttheycouldn’tfindanythingstrange.Theythinkitmightbe...