名著阅读之心灵鸡汤精选 The Reward 学案-高三英语二轮复习培优.docx

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1、高三英语培优名著阅读之心灵鸡汤精选 The Reward班级：_学号：_姓名：_心灵鸡汤精选The Reward话题归类阅读难度词数动物启示录四星513【文章梗概】我和我的狗杰克散步时，杰克不愿意走我计划的路线，它把我带到了一个半岛，在那里只有我，我的狗，海鸟，还有河流中天空的涟漪倒影，让我们得到了享受和平的回报。我意识到我不必总是掌控大权，有时候放手让别人带头是一个人能做出的最明智的决定。Ever wonder where youd end up if you took your dog for a walk and never once pulled back on the leash?R

2、obert BraultA few years ago, while staying with my parents at their house near the Potomac River in the Northern Neck of Virginia, I embarked on my regular morning walk with my dogs, Jack and Sadie. As I do for every walk we take, I already had a route planned in my head. On this particular morning,

3、 my plan was to walk a route my family and I refer to as Barn Road Loop. Though my dogs and I had been in the Northern Neck two days and had already enjoyed four walks on the nature trails and throughout the neighborhood, we had yet to traverse Barn Road Loop. Today, I had decided, was the day.We co

4、mpleted the first half of the predetermined loop, but when we got to the road that would take us to Barn Road, Jack rebelled. He often does, having quite a mind of his own. When I tried to coax him into turning left, he locked eyes with me, planted his feet in a posture reminiscent of a stubborn mul

5、e pulling against his lead, and held his ground. Sadie stood by placidly, watching to see who would win this battle of wills.Although I was reluctant to alter the route to which I had already mentally committed, I gave in. Jack won. He often does. We werent in a hurry, after all, and we could still

6、walk Barn Road after this little detour.No sooner did I stop pulling his leash in the direction in which I had intended to go, relinquishing our walk to his will, than my triumphantly tail-wagging dog led Sadie and me down his own chosen path.When we got to where he was headed, I was so glad I had l

7、et him take the lead.He had taken us to The Point a peninsula of land where Cod Creek flows into the Potomac River, which eventually opens up into the Chesapeake Bay. We were rewarded for our detour with the absolute picture of peace. The morning was cloudy, but the clouds were starting to break, an

8、d their reflection shone like an impressionist painting in the water at our feet. There was no one else around, not even a car in the parking lot of the nearby clubhouse.It was just me, my dogs, the seabirds, and the rippled reflection of the sky in the river. Gratitude and serenity washed over me l

9、ike the lapping waves over the sand, and I realized that sometimes letting go letting someone else take the lead is the wisest decision one can make. I could have forged ahead with my own agenda, but in relinquishing my will to that of my stubborn dog, all three of us were rewarded. It is a moment I

10、 still look back on when I need some serenity and a reminder that I dont always have to hold the reins.【词汇过关】请写出下面文单词在文章中的中文意思。1.eashlin._2.embarkmbrkvi. _3.routerutn. _4.trailtreln._5.traversetrvrsvt._6.predeterminepridtrmnvt. _7.looplupn. _8.rebel rbelvi._9.coaxkoksvt._10.posturepstrn. _11.reminis

11、centremnsntadj._12.mulemjuln._13.placidlyplsdliadv._14.reluctantrlktntadj._15.alterltrvt._16.detourditrn.绕_17.relinquishrlkwvt._18.triumphantlytramfntliadv._19.peninsulapnnsln._20.ripplerplv._21.gratituderttudn._22.serenitysrentin._23.forgefrdvt.艰_24.reinrenn._【句子学习】请根据中文句子填空。（一）动作描写1. When I tried

12、to coax him into turning left, he _, _ in a posture reminiscent of a stubborn mule pulling against his lead, and held his ground. 当我试图哄诱它向左拐时，他和我对视，双脚的姿势让人想起一头倔强的骡子正用力反抗它的缰绳，坚持自己的立场。（二）情绪描写1. Although I was _ to alter the route to which I had already mentally committed, I gave in. 虽然我不愿意改变我已经在精神上承诺的

13、路线，但我还是让步了。2. _ like the lapping waves over the sand, and I realized that sometimes letting go letting someone else take the lead is the wisest decision one can make.感激和平静像海浪拍打沙滩一样席卷着我，我意识到有时候放手让别人带头是一个人能做出的最明智的决定。（三）环境描写1. The morning was _, but _, and their reflection _ like an impressionist paint

14、ing in the water at our feet. 早晨多云，但云层开始散开，它们的倒影在我们脚下的水中闪耀着印象派绘画的光芒。拓展练习读后续写请按如下格式在相应位置作答。We were headed to the nationally famous Blue Owl Restaurant, in historic Kimmswick, Missouri, to celebrate our sixtieth anniversary. It is said that the restaurant is warm and romantic with smiling waitresses d

15、ressed in long blue dresses with white aprons. The food was delicious, and the service was extremely attentive. On Valentines Day, the restaurant offers a sweetheart dinner that is well worth the price. So we decided to have a try.The weather report had forecast freezing rain, but not until long aft

16、er midnight. We would be safely home by then. But then, as we approached the restaurant, there was a downpour of freezing rain. We were closer to the restaurant than home so it seemed wise to advance in that direction.By the time we arrived, the street in front of the restaurant was a sheet of ice.

17、The parking lot was also a sheet of ice and in front of our car was a pool of water. I couldnt pull in the parking lot and I knew, even if I parked on the street, we would never be able to get out and walk on that ice.My husband couldnt walk steadily and I was not strong enough to accompany him to c

18、ross the street. I was afraid we would fall, so we were planning to give up the meal in the fancy restaurant. But we really wanted to try the special chocolate-covered strawberries that were as large as baseballs. Also, we wanted to take pictures of the two of us for our memory album. At that moment

19、, an unknown lady walked toward us.To our surprise, the lady, who patiently helped us go into the Blue Owl, was just the owner the famous restaurant.心灵鸡汤精选答案【词汇过关】请写出下面文单词在文章中的中文意思。1.eashlin.皮带2.embarkmbrkvi. 着手开始3.routerutn. 固定线路4.trailtreln.小路，小径5.traversetrvrsvt.横越;穿过6.predeterminepridtrmnvt. 预先决

20、定7.looplupn. 环路;环形8.rebel rbelvi.反抗; 造反;9.coaxkoksvt.哄劝; 劝诱10.posturepstrn. 姿势11.reminiscentremnsntadj.使回忆起12.mulemjuln.骡子13.placidlyplsdliadv.平静地;14.reluctantrlktntadj.不情愿的;15.alterltrvt.改变;16.detourditrn.绕行的路17.relinquishrlkwvt.(不情愿地)放弃18.triumphantlytramfntliadv.胜利地19.peninsulapnnsln.半岛20.rippler

21、plv.泛起涟漪21.gratituderttudn.感激; 感谢;22.serenitysrentin.宁静; 平静23.forgefrdvt.艰苦干成;24.reinrenn.缰绳【句子学习】请根据中文句子填空。（一）动作描写1. When I tried to coax him into turning left, he locked eyes with me, planted his feet in a posture reminiscent of a stubborn mule pulling against his lead, and held his ground. 当我试图哄诱

22、它向左拐时，他和我对视，双脚的姿势让人想起一头倔强的骡子正用力反抗它的缰绳，坚持自己的立场。（二）情绪描写1. Although I was reluctant to alter the route to which I had already mentally committed, I gave in. 虽然我不愿意改变我已经在精神上承诺的路线，但我还是让步了。3. Gratitude and serenity washed over me like the lapping waves over the sand, and I realized that sometimes letting

23、go letting someone else take the lead is the wisest decision one can make.感激和平静像海浪拍打沙滩一样席卷着我，我意识到有时候放手让别人带头是一个人能做出的最明智的决定。（三）环境描写1. The morning was cloudy, but the clouds were starting to break, and their reflection shone like an impressionist painting in the water at our feet. 早晨多云，但云层开始散开，它们的倒影在我们

24、脚下的水中闪耀着印象派绘画的光芒。拓展练习读后续写参考范文At that moment, an unknown lady walked toward us. She called out, “Were you wanting to go in there? ” I nodded and said, “We cant go in there and I think we have to give up the wonderful meal.” She quickly came up with a plan and said, “Just pull the car in front of the

25、restaurant steps and I will walk you in. I will park your car for you and you will be safe.” Following her guidance, I pulled the car up to the bottom of the steps. She locked arms with us, one at a time, and walked us up the steps to the door patiently.To our surprise, the lady, who patiently helpe

26、d us go into the Blue Owl, was the owner of the famous restaurant. We didnt know how to express our gratitude (感谢). She had taken the time, on this very busy night, to make sure we were okay. We would never forget her kindness in the face of what could have become a disaster for us. We would remember our sixtieth anniversary dinner fondly, and with a deep respect for a wonderful, kind, and caring human being.学科网（北京）股份有限公司