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WithoutaNightlight

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名著閱讀之心靈雞湯精選 Without a Nightlight班級(jí)：____________學(xué)號(hào)：____________姓名：____________心靈雞湯精選Without a Nightlight話題歸類閱讀難度詞數(shù)水上無助自救三星802【文章梗概】一在一個(gè)暖和的夏夜，作者一行五人在船塢坐著，Paul提議邀約Chelsea和“我”乘著一根鋼管(tube)下水游過一片海灣。雖有猶豫過是否安全，三人卻大膽地出發(fā)了。意想不到的是遇到了直逼而來的船，伴著轟鳴聲三人害怕極了。他們選擇跳下水，船就從他們的肩上、頭頂開過去，雖不同程度受傷了，但所幸安全回到了岸上。Paul很自責(zé)，但三人勇敢地自救以及噩夢(mèng)般的經(jīng)歷給“我”留下了陰影，感嘆劫后余生。Whatever failures I have known, whatever errors I have committed... have been the consequence of action without thought.~Bernard M. Baruch The moon shone down on the lake like a spotlight. It was a warm summer evening, and I found the night sky, with its glistening stars, relaxing to watch. Five of us were sitting on the dock, wishing we could go for a swim. Paul asked Chelsea and me if we wanted to get on a big yellow tube and go across the cove. It sounded like fun.We were on the tube, paddling across the lake, when Chelsea said that she was having doubts. Was it safe crossing the lake in this tube? Paul said that he had done this before and that there was nothing to worry about. The boat speed limit was five miles an hour and all boats needed to have at least two lights on.We were cruising along when, suddenly, Kari started yelling from the dock, saying she heard a boat coming. We didn’t think anything about it, figuring we were on the opposite side from where the boat would be. Then suddenly, the noise became loud enough for us to hear over our splashing feet. We all began to panic.We yelled back to the dock, asking them if they could see a boat, but no one could. So we kept going until the roar was louder than our voices. Then, all of a sudden, Kari started screaming, “Come back!” Her voice sounded scared, so we desperately started looking for a boat. Out of nowhere, over the roar of the engine and the kicking of our feet, Kari yelled, “Oh my God, there’s a boat!” The way she said it terrified me and I started to cry. None of us knew what to do.We stayed as still as we could. Chelsea and I were on the tube. She was on my left and Paul was on my right, floating in the water. Once we were still, all I could hear was my heart pounding, the yelling all around me, and the roar of a boat coming closer and closer every second. Then suddenly, right in front of me, was my worst nightmare. There, just a few feet away, was the boat. It was coming right at us!Chelsea froze right in her spot, screaming. I pushed her into the water and jumped in after her, just in time to save my own life. As I went under water, I felt the boat skidding over my shoulder like a jet.I looked up through the water, but at first I could not find the surface. Finally, I got to the top and took the biggest breath I’ve ever taken. But the terrifying situation was not over. The boat came back, looking for what it had struck, and almost hit us again.Chelsea was above the water by the time I came up, and I could hear her yelling for Paul and me. I answered her, but Paul did not. It seemed as though we were calling for Paul forever, but thinking back, it was only about twenty seconds. At last, Paul came to the surface, and we made it back to the dock. Kari had to pull me in with the life rope because I felt like I could not move. Once we all got onto the dock, one of the men who was in the boat brought our tube in for us.Paul kept saying that it was his fault and that he was to blame for us almost being killed. We assured him that we had made the decision to go and that he was not to blame. We sat on the dock telling our own versions of what had happened. The only way that our stories differed was the way the boat hit all of us. The boat hit me on the shoulder while I was trying to push off the bottom of the boat. Chelsea pushed off the boat with her hands; Paul got hit on the head. Everyone agreed that I had saved Chelsea by pushing her off the tube.The next afternoon, which was Father’s Day, my parents and I went over to Paul’s house to have a cookout. When we were all sitting on the dock, we told them our story. I spent a lot of the day thinking about how lucky we were just to be alive. That moment gave me nightmares for almost a year. To this day, I can still see the color of the waves and feel the way my heart was beating when I finally came up for air. That was one experience that I will never forget.Without a doubt, the next time we go out on the lake at night, we’ll bring along a light!  【詞匯過關(guān)】請(qǐng)寫出下面文單詞在文章中的中文意思。1.spotlight [?sp?tla?t] n.________________________________2.glistening [?ɡl?sn??] adj.________________________________3.dock [d?k] n.________________________________4.cove [k??v] n.________________________________5.paddle [?p?dl] v.________________________________6.cruise [kru?z] v.________________________________7.figure [?f?ɡ?(r)] v.________________________________8.splash [spl??] v.________________________________9.roar [r??(r)] v./n.________________________________10.nightmare [?na?tme?(r)] n.________________________________11.skid [sk?d] v./n.________________________________12.jet [d?et] n.________________________________13.terrifying [?ter?fa???] adj.________________________________14.assure [?'???(r)]  v.________________________________15.version [?v???n] n.________________________________【句子學(xué)習(xí)】請(qǐng)根據(jù)中文句子填空。1. We ________________ the tube, __________________ across the lake, ________________ Chelsea said that she was having doubts.  我們正坐在鋼管上，劃著槳渡河，這是Chelsea(突然)說她有困惑。2. We were ________________ along when, suddenly, Kari started ________________ from the dock, saying she heard a boat coming.  我們正在一路航行，這時(shí)突然Kari從船塢那兒尖叫起來，說她聽到船來了。3. The way she said it________________me and I started to cry.  她說話的方式嚇到了我，我開始哭了起來。4. Chelsea ________________________________________________, screaming.  Chelsea愣在了原地，尖叫起來。（二）情緒描寫1. Once we were ________________, all I could hear was ________________________________, the yelling all around me, and the ________________ of a boat coming closer and closer every second.  一旦我們靜止不動(dòng)，我能聽到了只有我的心臟在怦怦跳，叫喊聲環(huán)繞著我，每一秒船的隆隆聲都逼得越來越近。2. It seemed ________________ we ________________________________ Paul forever, but thinking back, it was ________________ about twenty seconds.  仿佛我們一直在呼叫Paul，沒有停，但回想起來，也就是20秒的時(shí)間。3. I spent a lot of the day thinking about ________________________________ just to ________________.  那一天的大多數(shù)時(shí)候，我都在想我能活下來是多么的幸運(yùn)。（三）環(huán)境描寫1. The moon ________________________________ like a spotlight. It was a warm summer evening, and I ________________ the night sky, with its ________________________________, ________________ to watch.  月亮像聚光燈一般照著湖面。這是一個(gè)暖洋洋的夏夜，看著帶有閃閃群星的夜空，真是太愜意了。2. Then suddenly, the noise became loud enough for us to hear over our splashing feet.  隨后，突然，吵鬧聲變得很大，吵到我們都聽不見雙足濺水(的聲音)。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。Some years ago, a ship headed for China. All the passengers boarded the ship, including an officer, his wife, their only child—a little boy five years old, and a large Newfoundland dog called Bobby. Everybody in the ship liked Bobby, he was so good - tempered and playful, but the boy was the dog’s constant playmate. He was a happy little guy, and the two are so fond of each other.One evening while the little boy and the dog were playing together, the ship shook suddenly, and splash (撲通一聲) went the child into the sea!A cry was raised, “A hand over! A hand over!” and the brave dog jumped over the side of the ship, and swam towards the boy.The little boy’s father, half crazy, jumped with others into a small boat; but it was too dark to see far before them. All gave the child up for lost.At last they heard a splash on the left side of the ship. “Pull on, quick!” cried the father. The boat was turned, the men pulled with all their strength, and in a moment brave Bobby was alongside, holding up the child in his mouth! Joy! Joy! Joy!The boat was rowed back to the ship; the half-drowned (差點(diǎn)淹死的) boy soon got better; the parents were delighted; and brave Bobby was caressed (撫摸) by all.At the Cape-of-Good-Hope, the passengers were to be landed. The officer going to the boat, with his wife and child; but he told the sailors to hold the Newfoundland dog tight by the collar till the boat was some distance from the ship. “You will then see,” said he, “what a strong swimmer he is.”Brave Bobby pulled again and again to get loose, but all failed; for they held him till the boat was near the shore. But as soon as the officer gave the signal, the dog was set free, and away he went into the sea to chase after (追趕) his masters.Suddenly the poor animal set up a shrill howl, and threw himself out of the water.Just at that moment the shark, which had got very close to the dog, turned on his back and opened his frightening mouth! 心靈雞湯精選答案【詞匯過關(guān)】請(qǐng)寫出下面文單詞在文章中的中文意思。1.spotlight [?sp?tla?t] n.聚光燈2.glistening [?ɡl?sn??] adj.閃光的，發(fā)亮的3.dock [d?k] n.船塢; 船埠4.cove [k??v] n.小海灣5.paddle [?p?dl] v.用槳?jiǎng)澊?/span>6.cruise [kru?z] v.巡航; 乘船游覽7.figure [?f?ɡ?(r)] v.認(rèn)為)8.splash [spl??] v.潑灑；潑在...上9.roar [r??(r)] v./n.轟隆隆聲; 咆哮10.nightmare [?na?tme?(r)] n.噩夢(mèng)11.skid [sk?d] v./n.側(cè)滑；打滑12.jet [d?et] n.噴氣式飛機(jī)13.terrifying [?ter?fa???] adj.可怕的，令人害怕的14.assure [?'???(r)]  v.使放心; 使確信15.version [?v???n] n.描述、說法【句子學(xué)習(xí)】請(qǐng)根據(jù)中文句子填空。1. We were on the tube, paddling across the lake, when Chelsea said that she was having doubts.  我們正坐在鋼管上，劃著槳渡河，這是Chelsea(突然)說她有困惑。2. We were cruising along when, suddenly, Kari started yelling from the dock, saying she heard a boat coming.  我們正在一路航行，這時(shí)突然Kari從船塢那兒尖叫起來，說她聽到船來了。3. The way she said it terrified me and I started to cry.  她說話的方式嚇到了我，我開始哭了起來。4. Chelsea froze right in her spot, screaming.  Chelsea愣在了原地，尖叫起來。（二）情緒描寫1. Once we were still, all I could hear was my heart pounding, the yelling all around me, and the roar of a boat coming closer and closer every second.  一旦我們靜止不動(dòng)，我能聽到了只有我的心臟在怦怦跳，叫喊聲環(huán)繞著我，每一秒船的隆隆聲都逼得越來越近。2. It seemed as though we were calling for Paul forever, but thinking back, it was only about twenty seconds.  仿佛我們一直在呼叫Paul，沒有停，但回想起來，也就是20秒的時(shí)間。3. I spent a lot of the day thinking about how lucky we were just to be alive.  那一天的大多數(shù)時(shí)候，我都在想我能活下來是多么的幸運(yùn)。（三）環(huán)境描寫1. The moon shone down on the lake like a spotlight. It was a warm summer evening, and I found the night sky, with its glistening stars, relaxing to watch.  月亮像聚光燈一般照著湖面。這是一個(gè)暖洋洋的夏夜，看著帶有閃閃群星的夜空，真是太愜意了。2. Then suddenly, the noise became loud enough for us to hear over our splashing feet.  隨后，突然，吵鬧聲變得很大，吵到我們都聽不見雙足濺水(的聲音)。 拓展練習(xí)讀后續(xù)寫參考范文Suddenly the poor animal set up a shrill howl, and threw himself out of the water. “A shark ! A shark !” sounded from the boat to the ship. Bobby swam right and left, and dived and made sharp turns, showing his teeth, and never allowing the shark time to turn on his back, without doing which the monster could bite him. Poor Bobby swam and dodged (躲閃), till he was almost tired out.“Stop rowing,” cried the officer to the men “and turn the boat back.”Just at that moment the shark, which had got very close to the dog, turned on his back and opened his horrid mouth! Bobby was all but gone. His master, the officer rose, pointed his gun, and fired. In a moment the water was tinged with blood: the horrid jaws of the shark were shattered to pieces! The men then rowed to the spot where Bobby was swimming about. The officer pulled the dog into the boat; the child threw his little arms around him; and the men in the boat, and the sailors in the ship, cried out with joy!