Unit 3  Looking good, feeling good
第一部分　　分课时练习
Period 1  Welcome to the unit
满分：50分　时间：25分钟
一、 习语时空
Good health
Here are five ways of talking about good health.
1. I’m as fit as a fiddle.
2. I’m as right as rain.
3. I’m fighting fit.
4. I can’t complain.
5. She is the picture of health.
And if you’ve been ill:
1. I’m back on my feet.
2. I’ve got a new lease of life.
3. I’ve been given a clean bill of health.
4. I’m well on the way to recovery.
Eg:
1. ---My dad is feeling much better. He is well on the way to the recovery.
    ---Yes, I saw him yesterday. He seems to have got a new lease of life.
2. ---I can’t believe your grandfather is 87. He looks fantastic for his age.
    --- I know. And he is very active. He is still as fit as a fiddle.
3. ---You don’t look well. Why don’t you go home?
    --- It’s OK. I’ve just taken some aspirin. I’ll be as right as rain.
  4. I’ve just been to visit my grandmother. She is amazing. She is 84 but she is the picture of health.
5. --- How are you, Liz?
--- Oh, I can’t complain. I’m back on my feet again. Not exactly I’m fighting fit but much better than I was this time last year.
Note: People used to say they were in the pink when they were very well. This expression is now rather old-fashioned.
冲浪板
The author of a new book called Childsplay，Lucy Jackson，believes that kids under five need
exercise．Most schoolchildren do some sport at school，and many adults take regular exercise
in their free time．Toddlers(children who have only recently learnt to walk)，though，spend
most of the time in front of the television or sitting in a pushchair and／or highchair．If the
world were a safer place，every child would run around safely，but that is simply not
possible．As a result，they become inactive，overweight and unfit．
     Ms．Jackson is worried that if small children take no regular exercise，bad habits will
continue into adulthood．She suggests that parents should begin exercises with very small

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