2023屆高三英語二輪復(fù)習(xí)學(xué)案名著閱讀之心靈雞湯精選BecauseNightTurnsintoDay

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名著閱讀之心靈雞湯精選 Because Night Turns into Day班級：____________學(xué)號：____________姓名：____________心靈雞湯精選Because Night Turns into Day話題歸類閱讀難度詞數(shù)笑對人生四星503【文章梗概】我的14歲的兒子Marshawn患有兒童自閉癥，經(jīng)常會起得早而睡得晚。每次哄他重新入眠后，也已到了我們需要起床的時(shí)間，因此我經(jīng)常是身心俱疲的。有一天我問他為什么起這么早，他說“黑夜過去，黎明來臨，太陽升起來了！” 我沒有想到他會這么說，因?yàn)樗幌蛑貜?fù)問題而不會回答。兒子的回應(yīng)讓我相信Every cloud has a silver lining.（天無絕人之路，凡事都有好的一面。） Some see a hopeless end, while others see an endless hope.~Author UnknownEvery now and then, my fourteen-year-old son Marshawn, who has autism, goes through phases where he wakes up very early. I’m talking 4 or 5 a.m. early, when the alarm is set for 7:30. It’s frustrating to say the least, particularly because he doesn’t fall asleep until pretty late, and I’m usually exhausted. By the time I get him to fall back to sleep, it’s time for us to wake up.One morning after an “early awakening,” I asked him why he had gotten up so early. He said, “Because night turns into day. The sun rises.”That was the last thing I expected him to say. Honestly, I didn’t expect him to give me a real reason at all, as he often repeats my questions rather than answers them. As a person who loves watching the sky, all I could do was appreciate his response, although I’m grateful he doesn’t wake up at the crack of dawn every single day. For days after that brief conversation, I couldn’t stop thinking about his words, and it had nothing to do with the sky. It resonated with me, because I felt a sense of encouragement that he didn’t even know he had blessed me with.Life can definitely be hard, and I sometimes find myself in a dark place trying to find balance and make the right choices from one day to the next. I often feel lost, and think that there has to be more to life than feeling like this. Parenting, in my opinion, is one of the toughest jobs there is. Being a single mom of a child with autism presents a whole other dimension of challenges which affects every single decision that I make — important choices like work and child care, and more subtle things like whether a public place we choose to visit has family bathrooms, because I can’t send my teenaged child into a men’s room alone. Transitions, puberty, social and behavioral difficulties are just a few of the things that cloud my mind on a daily basis.However, life is not always a sad song. Despite the tough times that we’ve encountered, his words ring true. “Night turns into day. The sun rises.” During my son’s evaluations and around the time of the initial diagnosis, I was beyond overwhelmed. It’s hard to see the bright side of a difficult situation when it blindsides you.As time goes on, and with each milestone, with each goal accomplished, with each amazing thing that my son does, I have seen night turn into day. I have become more optimistic, gained a lot more clarity of mind, and things have become brighter. Marshawn helps me to see life differently and to look beyond the obvious. Days are sometimes stormy, but his presence always reminds me to see the beauty in each one . . . to see the beauty in life with a son who is unique, loving, brilliant and the greatest gift I could have.  【詞匯過關(guān)】請寫出下面文單詞在文章中的中文意思。1.autism [???t?z?m ] n.______________________________2.phase [fe?z] n.______________________________3.frustrating [fr??stre?t??] adj.______________________________4.pretty [?pr?ti] adv.______________________________5.exhausted [?ɡ?z??st?d] adj.______________________________6.transition [tr?n?z??n] n.______________________________7.puberty [?pju?b?ti] n.______________________________8.cloud [kla?d] vt.______________________________9.encounter [?n?ka?nt?(r)] vt.______________________________10.diagnosis [?da??ɡ?n??s?s] n.______________________________11.crack [kr?k] n.______________________________12.resonate [?rez?ne?t] vi.______________________________13.definitely [?def?n?tli] adv.______________________________14.subtle [?s?tl] adj.______________________________15.teenaged [?ti?ne?d?d] adj.______________________________16.overwhelmed [???v??welmd] adj.______________________________17.blindside [?bla?ndsa?d] vt.______________________________18.milestone [?ma?lst??n] n.______________________________19.clarity [?kl?r?ti] n.______________________________【句子學(xué)習(xí)】請根據(jù)中文句子填空。（一）情緒描寫1. It’s ________________________to say the least, particularly because he doesn’t fall asleep until pretty late, and I’m usually ____________________. 毫不夸張地說，這是令人沮喪，特別是因?yàn)樗钡胶芡聿潘?，我通常累壞了?/span>2. It ____________________me, because I felt a sense of encouragement that he didn’t even know he had blessed me with.這引起了我的共鳴，因?yàn)槲腋惺艿搅艘环N鼓舞，而他甚至都不知道他曾給予過我這樣的恩賜。3. During my son’s evaluations and around the time of the initial diagnosis, I ____________________________________________________________.在對我兒子的評估和最初的診斷期間，我完全不知所措。（二）主題升華1. Life can definitely be hard, and I sometimes ________________________________________ trying to ________________________________________ and ________________________________________ from one day to the next.生活肯定是艱難的，有時(shí)我發(fā)現(xiàn)自己置身于一個(gè)黑暗的地方，試圖在一天天的逝去中找到平衡并做出正確的選擇。2. Life is ____________________ a sad song.生活并非總是一首悲傷的歌。3. Days are sometimes stormy, but his presence always ________________________________________ the beauty in each one . . . to see the beauty in life with a son who is unique, loving, brilliant and the greatest gift I could have.生活有時(shí)會充滿暴風(fēng)驟雨，但他的存在總是提醒我去看到每一個(gè)人身上的美好，看到生活中的美好。有一個(gè)獨(dú)特的、有愛心的、棒棒的兒子，他是我能夠擁有的最好的禮物。拓展練習(xí)讀后續(xù)寫閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。Christmas Eve, my husband and our three children gathered in the living room. The presents were wrapped under the tree. Everything was perfect except one thing was missing the star on the top of the Christmas tree. Lilly and Brandon were born first, and decorating the tree soon became the focus of our Christmas traditions. We would lift one of the kids up high to put the star on top. “The star that shone with promise,” I told the kids. The two kids took turns to do this important job. Then Finn was born. He was a happy baby, until Matt and I noticed something odd when he was 14 months old. He didn’t interact with us anymore. Then, his autism (自閉癥) diagnosis came out. How to be the family Finn needed us to be? In so many situations, I didn’t have an answer. Finn turned three years old, and I hoped he was ready to take part in adding the final touch to our tree. It would be his first time, a chance to connect with us through this tradition. Matt took the older kids’ hands and stepped back to give us some room. I took the star from its box. “Here, Finn,” I said, putting the star in his little hand. “It’s your turn to put this on the top of the tree!” I went to pick him up. Finn didn’t seem to understand. He threw the star on the floor and twisted in my arms. “Finn,” I said, “It’s okay, honey.” Still, he fought me. Finally, I put him down. I wanted to try again, but he ran away. “Finn!” I called after him, but he ignored me. “Give him time,” Matt said. It didn’t feel right to let Lily or Brandon place the star instead. It was Finn’s turn, and I didn’t want to leave him out. So, the tree remained starless that Christmas. The next Christmas too. And the one after that. waiting for Finn. This Christmas, however, I simply gave up trying and left the star in the box somewhere in the basement. 注意：1.續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150左右；2.請按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。Matt brought some presents to the living room for the kids besides the starless tree. “You want to put the star on the top?” I asked, looking where his finger was pointing.    心靈雞湯精選答案【詞匯過關(guān)】請寫出下面文單詞在文章中的中文意思。1.autism [???t?z?m ] n.自閉癥；孤獨(dú)癥2.phase [fe?z] n.階段；時(shí)期3.frustrating [fr??stre?t??] adj.令人沮喪的4.pretty [?pr?ti] adv.相當(dāng)5.exhausted [?ɡ?z??st?d] adj.筋疲力盡的6.transition [tr?n?z??n] n.過渡；轉(zhuǎn)變7.puberty [?pju?b?ti] n.青春期8.cloud [kla?d] vt.使模糊9.encounter [?n?ka?nt?(r)] vt.遭遇；遇到10.diagnosis [?da??ɡ?n??s?s] n.診斷11.crack [kr?k] n.裂縫12.resonate [?rez?ne?t] vi.產(chǎn)生共鳴13.definitely [?def?n?tli] adv.肯定；當(dāng)然14.subtle [?s?tl] adj.不易察覺的15.teenaged [?ti?ne?d?d] adj.十幾歲的16.overwhelmed [???v??welmd] adj.（情感）難以禁受的17.blindside [?bla?ndsa?d] vt.使遭受意外的打擊18.milestone [?ma?lst??n] n.轉(zhuǎn)折點(diǎn)；里程碑19.clarity [?kl?r?ti] n.清晰的思維能力【句子學(xué)習(xí)】請根據(jù)中文句子填空。（一）情緒描寫1. It’s frustrating to say the least, particularly because he doesn’t fall asleep until pretty late, and I’m usually exhausted. 毫不夸張地說，這是令人沮喪，特別是因?yàn)樗钡胶芡聿潘?，我通常累壞了?/span>2. It resonated with me, because I felt a sense of encouragement that he didn’t even know he had blessed me with.這引起了我的共鳴，因?yàn)槲腋惺艿搅艘环N鼓舞，而他甚至都不知道他曾給予過我這樣的恩賜。3. During my son’s evaluations and around the time of the initial diagnosis, I was beyond overwhelmed.在對我兒子的評估和最初的診斷期間，我完全不知所措。（二）主題升華1. Life can definitely be hard, and I sometimes find myself in a dark place trying to find balance and make the right choices from one day to the next.生活肯定是艱難的，有時(shí)我發(fā)現(xiàn)自己置身于一個(gè)黑暗的地方，試圖在一天天的逝去中找到平衡并做出正確的選擇。2. Life is not always a sad song.生活并非總是一首悲傷的歌。3. Days are sometimes stormy, but his presence always reminds me to see the beauty in each one . . . to see the beauty in life with a son who is unique, loving, brilliant and the greatest gift I could have.生活有時(shí)會充滿暴風(fēng)驟雨，但他的存在總是提醒我去看到每一個(gè)人身上的美好，看到生活中的美好。有一個(gè)獨(dú)特的、有愛心的、棒棒的兒子，他是我能夠擁有的最好的禮物。 拓展練習(xí)讀后續(xù)寫參考范文 Matt brought some presents to the living room for the kids besides the starless tree. Lilly and Brandon were practically shouting with excitement. “Come on, Dad!” “Let’s do this!” I cast a glance at Finn, still playing on his own. With a sigh, I sat down on the couch. I thought Finn might get to his gifts in his own time. Lilly and Brandon surrounded their father while he sorted the presents. Suddenly, Finn came up to me. He pulled on my sleeve to get my attention. Finn pointed to the top of the tree.“You want to put the star on the top?” I asked, looking where his finger was pointing. Finn nodded. I hurried to the basement and got the star. I handed him the star. He gripped it tightly and determinedly. I could feel the other kids holding their breath. Matt raised Finn onto his shoulders for a good reach. My heart pounded. Finn held on to the star. “Go, Finn! You can do it!” Lilly and Brandon said. Finn set the star on the top branch and slowly drew back his hand. We all cheered with tears. Finn looked down at us from a top his dad’s shoulders, beaming like a star himself.