2023屆高三英語二輪復習學案名著閱讀之心靈雞湯精選MerryChristmasMyFriend

這是一份2023屆高三英語二輪復習學案名著閱讀之心靈雞湯精選MerryChristmasMyFriend，共10頁。學案主要包含了文章梗概，詞匯過關，句子學習等內容，歡迎下載使用。
名著閱讀之心靈雞湯精選 Merry Christmas, My Friend班級：____________學號：____________姓名：____________心靈雞湯精選Merry Christmas, My Friend話題歸類閱讀難度詞數關愛動物五星860【文章梗概】圣誕節(jié)，老人因自己年邁，身體每況愈下并即將去養(yǎng)老院，而決定將自己心愛的狗送出去，為它找一個好主人。狗狗不愿意離開老人，老人將狗狗的情況寫在便條扣在狗狗脖子上后，忍痛在這寒冷冬夜將它帶出去，最終為狗找到一戶溫馨的人家。Love is the only thing that we can carry with us when we go, and it makes the end so easy.Louisa May Alcott“I will never forget you,” the old man said. A tear rolled down his leathery cheek. “I’m getting old. I can’t take care of you anymore.”With his head tilted to one side, Monsieur DuPree watched his master. “Woof, woof! Woof, woof!” He wagged his tail back and forth, wondering, What’s he talking about? “I can’t take care of myself anymore, let alone take care of you.” The old man cleared his throat. He pulled a hankie from his pocket and blew his nose with a mightyblast. “Soon, I’ll move to an old-age home, and, I’m sorry to say, you can’t come along. They don’t allow dogs there, you know.” Bent over from age, the old man limped over to Monsieur DuPree and stroked the dog’s head.“Don’t worry, my friend. We’ll find a home. We’ll find a nice new home for you.” As an afterthought he added, “Why, with your good looks, we’ll have no trouble at all. Anyone would be proud to own such a fine dog.”Monsieur DuPree wagged his tail really hard and strutted up and down the kitchen floor. For a moment, the familiar muskyscent of the old man mingling with the odor of greasy food gave the dog a feeling of well-being.But then a sense of dread took hold again. His tail hung between his legs and he stood very still.“Come here.” With great difficulty, the old man knelt down on the floor and lovingly pulled Monsieur DuPree close to him. He tied a ribbon around the dog’s neck with a huge red bow, and then he attached a note to it. What does it say? Monsieur DuPree wondered.“It says,” the old man read aloud, “Merry Christmas! My name is Monsieur DuPree. For breakfast, I like bacon and eggs—even cornflakes will do. For dinner, I prefer mashed potatoes and some meat. That’s all. I eat just two meals a day. In return, I will be your most loyal friend.”“Woof, woof! Woof, woof!” Monsieur DuPree was confused, and his eyes begged, What‘s going on?The old man blew his nose into his hankie once more. Then, hanging on to a chair, he pulled himself up from the floor. He buttoned his overcoat, reached for the dog’s leash and softly said, “Come here, my friend.” He opened the door against a gust of cold air and stepped outside, pulling the dog behind. Dusk was beginning to fall. Monsieur DuPree pulled back. He didn’t want to go.“Don’t make this any harder for me. I promise you, you’ll be much better off with someone else.”The street was deserted. Leaning into the wintry air, the old man and his dog pushed on. It began to snow.After a very long time, they came upon an old Victorian house surrounded by tall trees, which were swaying and humming in the wind. Shivering in the cold, they appraised the house. Glimmering lights adorned every window, and the muffled sound of a Christmas song was carried on the wind.“This will be a nice home for you,” the old man said, choking on his words. He bent down and unleashed his dog, then opened the gate slowly, so that it wouldn’t creak. “Go on now. Go up the steps and scratch on the door.”Monsieur DuPree looked from the house to his master and back again to the house. He did not understand. “Woof, woof! Woof, woof!”“Go on.” The old man gave the dog a shove. “I have no use for you anymore,” he said in a gruff voice. “Get going now!”Monsieur DuPree was hurt. He thought his master didn’t love him anymore. He didn’t understand that, indeed, the old man loved him very much but could no longer care for him. Slowly, the dog straggled toward the house and up the steps. He scratched with one paw at the front door. “Woof, woof! Woof, woof!”Looking back, he saw his master step behind a tree just as someone from inside turned the doorknob. A little boy appeared, framed in the doorway by the warm light coming from within. When he saw Monsieur DuPree, the little boy threw both arms into the air and shouted with delight, “Oh boy! Mom and Dad, come see what Santa brought!”Through teary eyes, the old man watched from behind the tree as the boy’s mother read the note. Then she tenderly pulled Monsieur DuPree inside. Smiling, the old man wiped his eyes with the sleeve of his cold, damp coat. Then he disappeared into the night, whispering, “Merry Christmas, my friend.”Christa Holder Ocker   【詞匯過關】請寫出下面文單詞在文章中的中文意思。1.leathery [?lee?ri] adj. ___________________________2.tilt [t?lt] v. ___________________________3.wag  [w?ɡ] v. ___________________________4.mighty [?ma?ti] adj. ___________________________5.blast [blɑ?st]  n.___________________________6.limp [l?mp] vi. ___________________________7.stroke [str??k] vi. ___________________________8.afterthought  [?ɑ?ft?θ??t]  n. ___________________________9.strut [str?t]  vi. ___________________________10.musky [?m?ski] adj. ___________________________11.scent  [sent] n.___________________________12.mingle [?m??ɡl] v. ___________________________13.odor [???d?]  n. ___________________________14.greasy [?ɡri?si]  adj. ___________________________15.mash [m??]  vt. ___________________________16.leash [li??]  n. ___________________________17.gust [ɡ?st] n. ___________________________18.sway [swe?]  v. ___________________________19.hum [h?m] v. ___________________________20.appraise [??pre?z]  vt. ___________________________21.glimmer [?ɡl?m?(r)] vi. ___________________________22.adorn [??d??n]  vt. ___________________________23.muffled [?m?fld]  adj. ___________________________24.unleash [?n?li??]  vt. ___________________________25.creak [kri?k]  v. ___________________________26.shove [??v]  n.___________________________27.gruff [ɡr?f] adj. ___________________________28.straggle [?str?ɡl]  vi. ___________________________29.frame [fre?m]  v. ___________________________30.tenderly [?t?nd?li] adv.___________________________【句子學習】請根據中文句子填空。（一）動作描寫1. ___________________________, the old man ___________________________ over to Monsieur DuPree and ___________________________ the dog’s head.老人因年邁彎著身子，蹣跚挪到DuPree身旁，撫摸著它的腦袋。 ___________________________ in the cold, they ___________________________ the house. 他們上下打量這房子，在寒冷中顫抖著。 “This will be a nice home for you,” the old man said, ___________________________ on his words. He ___________________________ and ___________________________ his dog, then___________________________ the gate slowly, so that it wouldn’t creak.“這會是個好歸宿。”老人哽咽地說到。他彎下腰，解開狗鏈，慢慢打開大門，以免發(fā)出吱呀聲。（二）情緒描寫1. But then ___________________________ again.突然一陣恐懼襲來。 “Woof, woof! Woof, woof!” Monsieur DuPree was ___________________________, and ___________________________, What‘s going on?“汪汪汪！”小狗困惑地叫到，眼神里充滿乞求，“到底發(fā)生什么了？”（三）環(huán)境描寫1. For a moment, the familiar ___________________________ of the old man ___________________________ gave the dog a feeling of well-being.有那么一刻，老人身上熟悉的味道混雜著油膩的食物味給了狗狗一種熟悉的安全感。 Dusk was beginning to ___________________________.夜幕降臨。 The street was ___________________________________. ___________________________________, the old man and his dog pushed on. It began to snow.街道空無一人，迎著嚴寒，老人和狗繼續(xù)前行。這時天開始下雪了。拓展練習讀后續(xù)寫閱讀下面材料，根據其內容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構成一篇完整的短文。續(xù)寫的詞數應為150左右。My husband, Donald, took our daughter Sarah out for some ice cream the night before driving her to college. As they were walking back to the car, they saw a young man sitting on the ground and giving his puppy a cone. “A cute dog,” Donald said as they walked by. “A free dog,” the young man replied. Donald asked him what he meant by that and the man explained. He was moving away from Vermont and did not think the travel would be good for the dog. He had raised her from a small puppy. The man said she was a 6-month-old cross between the Doberman and the Labrador named Rhubarb. Donald took his phone number. The rest, as they say, is history. Rhubarb was a sweet dog and very friendly and loved everyone. Whenever someone came to the house, she was always happy. She also got along with Willie, an older Samoyed we had. Willie was not well and died about a year later, but, fortunately, Rhubarb’s company helped him keep going for longer than that if he had been alone. But the interesting thing about Rhubarb was that she never barked. She would sometimes get excited when she saw a chipmunk (花栗鼠) and make a little crying sound. One hot night when she was about 4 years old, we went to bed with the windows open and the doors unlocked. At about 3 a.m., I woke up to the sound of Rhubarb barking. I woke Donald and we got out of bed. Rhubarb was coming toward us. We turned on the lights and noticed the door to the kitchen was open. Then we saw the door leading into the house from the garage was also open. We quickly locked all the doors, and we did not get any sleep that night. It was deep into the night, so we didn’t call the police. Paragraph 1:The next day we noticed there was cigarette ash on the floor.Paragraph 2:My purse was right next to the door.  心靈雞湯精選答案【詞匯過關】請寫出下面文單詞在文章中的中文意思。1.leathery [?lee?ri] adj. 堅韌粗糙的;似皮革的2.tilt [t?lt] v. 傾斜;(使)傾側;3.wag  [w?ɡ] v. (狗)搖，擺動(尾巴)4.mighty [?ma?ti] adj. 強大的;強而有力的5.blast [blɑ?st]  n.突如其來的強勁氣流6.limp [l?mp] vi. 瘸著走;跛行;蹣跚7.stroke [str??k] vi. 輕撫(動物的毛皮)8.afterthought  [?ɑ?ft?θ??t]  n. 事后想法9.strut [str?t]  vi. 趾高氣昂地走10.musky [?m?ski] adj. (氣味)有麝香味的，11.scent  [sent] n.氣味;香味12.mingle [?m??ɡl] v. 混在一起;13.odor [???d?]  n. 氣味;臭味14.greasy [?ɡri?si]  adj. 多油的;油污的;15.mash [m??]  vt. 搗碎;搗爛(食物)16.leash [li??]  n. 皮帶;17.gust [ɡ?st] n. 一陣強風18.sway [swe?]  v. (使)搖擺，搖動;19.hum [h?m] v. 發(fā)嗡嗡聲;20.appraise [??pre?z]  vt. 評價;估量;21.glimmer [?ɡl?m?(r)] vi. 隱約閃爍;發(fā)出微弱光22.adorn [??d??n]  vt. 裝飾;裝扮23.muffled [?m?fld]  adj. 沉悶的;模糊不清的24.unleash [?n?li??]  vt. 突然釋放;25.creak [kri?k]  v. 嘎吱作響26.shove [??v]  n.猛推27.gruff [ɡr?f] adj. 低沉粗啞的;28.straggle [?str?ɡl]  vi. 掉隊，落伍，落在后面29.frame [fre?m]  v. 給…做框;給…鑲邊;30.tenderly [?t?nd?li] adv.溫柔地【句子學習】請根據中文句子填空。（一）動作描寫1. Bent over from age, the old man limped over to Monsieur DuPree and stroked the dog’s head.老人因年邁彎著身子，蹣跚挪到DuPree身旁，撫摸著它的腦袋。 Shivering in the cold, they appraised the house. 他們上下打量這房子，在寒冷中顫抖著。 “This will be a nice home for you,” the old man said, choking on his words. He bent down and unleashed his dog, then opened the gate slowly, so that it wouldn’t creak.“這會是個好歸宿。”老人哽咽地說到。他彎下腰，解開狗鏈，慢慢打開大門，以免發(fā)出吱呀聲。（二）情緒描寫1. But then a sense of dread took hold again.突然一陣恐懼襲來。 “Woof, woof! Woof, woof!” Monsieur DuPree was confused, and his eyes begged, What‘s going on?“汪汪汪！”小狗困惑地叫到，眼神里充滿乞求，“到底發(fā)生什么了？”（三）環(huán)境描寫1. For a moment, the familiar musky scent of the old man mingling with the odor of greasy food gave the dog a feeling of well-being.有那么一刻，老人身上熟悉的味道混雜著油膩的食物味給了狗狗一種熟悉的安全感。 Dusk was beginning to fall.夜幕降臨。 The street was deserted. Leaning into the wintry air, the old man and his dog pushed on. It began to snow.街道空無一人，迎著嚴寒，老人和狗繼續(xù)前行。這時天開始下雪了。   【詞匯過關】請寫出下面文單詞在文章中的中文意思。1.leathery [?lee?ri] adj. 堅韌粗糙的;似皮革的2.tilt [t?lt] v. 傾斜;(使)傾側;3.wag  [w?ɡ] v. (狗)搖，擺動(尾巴)4.mighty [?ma?ti] adj. 強大的;強而有力的5.blast [blɑ?st]  n.突如其來的強勁氣流6.limp [l?mp] vi. 瘸著走;跛行;蹣跚7.stroke [str??k] vi. 輕撫(動物的毛皮)8.afterthought  [?ɑ?ft?θ??t]  n. 事后想法9.strut [str?t]  vi. 趾高氣昂地走10.musky [?m?ski] adj. (氣味)有麝香味的，11.scent  [sent] n.氣味;香味12.mingle [?m??ɡl] v. 混在一起;13.odor [???d?]  n. 氣味;臭味14.greasy [?ɡri?si]  adj. 多油的;油污的;15.mash [m??]  vt. 搗碎;搗爛(食物)16.leash [li??]  n. 皮帶;17.gust [ɡ?st] n. 一陣強風18.sway [swe?]  v. (使)搖擺，搖動;19.hum [h?m] v. 發(fā)嗡嗡聲;20.appraise [??pre?z]  vt. 評價;估量;21.glimmer [?ɡl?m?(r)] vi. 隱約閃爍;發(fā)出微弱光22.adorn [??d??n]  vt. 裝飾;裝扮23.muffled [?m?fld]  adj. 沉悶的;模糊不清的24.unleash [?n?li??]  vt. 突然釋放;25.creak [kri?k]  v. 嘎吱作響26.shove [??v]  n.猛推27.gruff [ɡr?f] adj. 低沉粗啞的;28.straggle [?str?ɡl]  vi. 掉隊，落伍，落在后面29.frame [fre?m]  v. 給…做框;給…鑲邊;30.tenderly [?t?nd?li] adv.溫柔地【句子學習】請根據中文句子填空。（一）動作描寫1. Bent over from age, the old man limped over to Monsieur DuPree and stroked the dog’s head.老人因年邁彎著身子，蹣跚挪到DuPree身旁，撫摸著它的腦袋。 Shivering in the cold, they appraised the house. 他們上下打量這房子，在寒冷中顫抖著。 “This will be a nice home for you,” the old man said, choking on his words. He bent down and unleashed his dog, then opened the gate slowly, so that it wouldn’t creak.“這會是個好歸宿。”老人哽咽地說到。他彎下腰，解開狗鏈，慢慢打開大門，以免發(fā)出吱呀聲。（二）情緒描寫1. But then a sense of dread took hold again.突然一陣恐懼襲來。 “Woof, woof! Woof, woof!” Monsieur DuPree was confused, and his eyes begged, What‘s going on?“汪汪汪！”小狗困惑地叫到，眼神里充滿乞求，“到底發(fā)生什么了？”（三）環(huán)境描寫1. For a moment, the familiar musky scent of the old man mingling with the odor of greasy food gave the dog a feeling of well-being.有那么一刻，老人身上熟悉的味道混雜著油膩的食物味給了狗狗一種熟悉的安全感。 Dusk was beginning to fall.夜幕降臨。 The street was deserted. Leaning into the wintry air, the old man and his dog pushed on. It began to snow.街道空無一人，迎著嚴寒，老人和狗繼續(xù)前行。這時天開始下雪了。 拓展練習讀后續(xù)寫參考范文Paragraph 1:The next day we noticed there was cigarette ash on the floor. Actually, it was a thief who entered our kitchen and garage. Much to our relief, thanks to Rhubarb, the thief stole nothing. I called the police to report the break-in. I also told them nothing had been taken, but they sent a police officer over to talk with us anyway. In fact, recently many local homes had been broken in on the weekend. Most people’s wallets and purses had been stolen. Paragraph 2: My purse was right next to the door. However, Rhubarb had scared the thief away before he or she could steal it. When the police officer left, he said we should reward Rhubarb with a big steak dinner. Rhubarb lived to be almost 12 years old, but that night was the only time she barked in her entire life. Fortunately, she never saw the need to warn us of any other danger. We were very thankful to Rhubarb. We loved her like a member of the family.