名著閱讀之心靈雞湯精選 The Rescue Story 學(xué)案-高三英語二輪復(fù)習(xí)培優(yōu)

高三英語培優(yōu)·名著閱讀之心靈雞湯精選TheRescue班級(jí)：____________學(xué)號(hào)：____________姓名：____________心靈雞湯精選TheRescue話題歸類閱讀難度詞數(shù)關(guān)愛他人、幫助陌生人、難忘的圣誕四星919【文章梗概】圣誕前夕，家中幼兒意外被開水燙傷，醫(yī)院的護(hù)士安慰我不要因?yàn)橐馔庾载?zé)。孩子的治療持續(xù)到一月，期間我和孩子度過了難忘的圣誕。這開啟了我們家在圣誕節(jié)到醫(yī)院給陌生人送禮物和陪伴的傳統(tǒng)。今年的圣誕節(jié)，我們意外地和七年前收到禮物的一位媽媽相遇，原來她每年在等著和我們見面，也一直在延續(xù)我們的傳統(tǒng)。Thankfulnessisthebeginningofgratitude.Gratitudeisthecompletionofthankfulness.Thankfulnessmayconsistmerelyofwords.Gratitudeisshowninacts.~Henri-FrédéricAmielAsaparent,myworstfearhadalwaysbeenhouseholdaccidents,andItookthenecessaryprecautionstopreventthem.Turningthehandleofthepanonthestoveinward,makingsureoutletswerecovered,andkeepingknivesoutofreachwerejustafewofthethingsIdidtokeepmychildrensafe.However,IcouldnothavepreparedforwhathappenedthemorningofDecember22,1994.Igotthreekidsofftoschoolandwassettlinginwithmytwoyoungestforaquietmorningandacupofcoffee.Ididn’tknowmyquietmorningwouldchangeinaninstant.AsIturnedtoplacethekettlebackonthestoveafterpouringthesteaminghotwaterinmycoffeemug,mytwo-year-oldsoncameupbehindme,reachedupandgrabbedthehandleofmymug,spillingtheboilingwaterontohim.Myworstfearhadsuddenlybecomeareality.Asmysonstoodscreaming,myfirstinstinctwastogetoffhisshirt.WhatIdidnotrealizewastheboilingwaterhadfusedthepolyestershirtfiberstohisskin.ApieceofadviceIcangiveparentswhofindthemselvesinthissituationistoleaveclothingintact.Itwillactasabandageuntilhelparrives.Itwasonlyamatterofminutesbeforetheambulancecame.Paramedicswrappedmyson’sbodyinsterilesheetssaturatedwithcoldsterilewater.Theyrushedustothenearesthospital,butIwashorrifiedatwhathappenednext.Whenthedoctorfinallywalkedintothetraumaroom,forty-fiveminutesafterwearrived,Iwatchedashetouchedmyson’sburnswithhisunglovedhands.Atthispoint,Igrabbedmychild,stillmostlywrappedinthesterileblankets,andaskedtoleavethehospital.Thedoctorinsisteditwasjustamildburn(similartoasunburn),andhewouldputsomeointmentonit,wrapitandsendushome.IknewIneededasecondopinion.IcalledafriendwhosesonhadsufferedaseriousburnandaskedhertodriveustoShrinersHospitalforChildreninBoston,aboutfiftymilesaway.Shehadtoldmeaboutthishospitalmanytimes,probablysothatIwouldknowwheretogoifoneofmychildreneverneededburncare.WhenwearrivedatShrinersHospital,mysonwasexaminedimmediately.Hehadsecond-andthird-degreeburnscovering20percentofhislittlebody.Wewouldnotbegoinghome.Averycaringandsoft-spokennursecameintotheroomandaskedmeexactlyhowthishadhappened.AsIspoke,Iwasashamedandembarrassedatnotprotectingmysonfromsuchanaccident,butsheexplainedtomethedefinitionoftheword“accident”:anunplannedandunfortunateeventthatresultsindamage,injury,orupsetofsomekind.Shemademeunderstandthatthiswasnotmyfault,andthatanyparentwhosetwo-year-oldhadn’thadanaccidenthadonlybeenlucky.EventhoughInowunderstandwhytheycallthemaccidents,IwillneverforgettheguiltthatIwentthrough.MyhusbandandfourotherchildrenneededtocelebrateChristmaswithoutus.Fortunately,mysonmadeacompleterecovery,andweleftthehospitalattheendofJanuary.ButIwillneverforgetthatChristmas—notbecauseoftheterribleaccident,butbecauseofwhatitgavetomyfamily.Thefollowingyear,asChristmasdrewcloser,mychildrenstartedaskingifothermomshadtostaywiththeirchildrenatthehospital.Thatiswhenourtraditionbegan.Mychildrentooktheirownpresentsfromunderthetree,andwebroughtthemtothehospitalsothefamilieswouldknowthatwewerethinkingaboutthem.Fromthatyearon,myfamilyandIhavetraveledtoBostononChristmasEvewithgiftbasketsoverflowingwithtoys,books,games,toiletriesandmore.Oneyear,however,provedtomejusthowspecialourvisitsandgiftsaretothesefamilies.Whenwearrivedatthehospital,anursemetusontheeighthflooroftheacuteward.Theyhadnowcometoexpectuseveryyear.SheaskedifwehadtimetomeetanotherfamilythatvisitsonChristmasEvetobringdinnertoallthefamiliesstayingatthehospital.Thenurseintroducedmetoawomanwhowasservingturkeyandfixingstopatientsandtheirfamilies.Shedroppedherservingspoon,walkedaroundtothefrontofthetableandtookmyhandinhers.Thewomansaid,“Ihavebeenhopingtomeetyouforthepastsevenyears.That’swhenmysonwasalsoburnedduringtheholidays.Youdeliveredoneofyourbasketstomyfamilywhenweweregoingthroughamostdifficulttime.Whenmysonneededtobecheeredup,Ireachedintothebasketandpulledoutsomethingthatwouldmakehimsmile.WhenIneededtowritealetterorbrushmyteeth,Ireachedintothebasket,andwhatIneededwasthere.Itwaslikeyouknewwhatweneededthemost,andit’sthereasonwenowcomebackeveryyearandgiveourtimetothesefamilies.”NotonlyhadIinstilledthegiftofgivinginmyownfamily,butIhadpasseditalongtostrangers.【詞匯過關(guān)】請寫出下面文單詞在文章中的中文意思。1.precaution [pr??k????n] n. __________________2.mug [m?ɡ] n. __________________3.instinct [??nst??kt] n. __________________4.fused [fju?z] v. __________________5.polyester [?p?li?est?(r)] n. __________________6.intact [?n?t?kt] adj. __________________7.Paramedics [?p?r??med?k] n. __________________8.sterile [?stera?l] adj.__________________9.saturated [?s?t??re?t] adj. __________________10.trauma [?tr??m?] n. __________________11.ungloved ['?n'gl?vd] adj. __________________12.overflowing [???v??fl????] adj. __________________13.toiletry ['t??l?tr?] n.__________________14.acute [??kju?t] adj. __________________15.ward [w??d] n.__________________16.spoon [spu?n] n. __________________【句子學(xué)習(xí)】請根據(jù)中文句子填空。（一）動(dòng)作描寫1.AsI__________________toplacethekettlebackonthestoveafter__________________thesteaminghotwaterinmycoffeemug,mytwo-year-oldson__________________me,__________________and__________________thehandleofmymug,__________________theboilingwaterontohim.我把熱水倒進(jìn)咖啡壺，轉(zhuǎn)身把水壺放回爐上，我兩歲的兒子跟在我后面，舉起手抓住了咖啡壺的手柄，滾燙的熱水倒到了他身上。She__________________herservingspoon,__________________aroundtothefrontofthetableand__________________myhandinhers.她放下勺子，走到桌子前面，牽起我的手放到她手里。（二）情緒描寫1.Myworst__________________hadsuddenlybecomeareality.我最怕的事情發(fā)生了。2.Asmysonstoodscreaming,myfirst__________________twastogetoffhisshirt.當(dāng)我的兒子站在那里尖叫的時(shí)候，我的第一直覺是要把他的衣服脫下來。Theyrushedustothenearesthospital,butIwas__________________atwhathappenednext.他們急忙把我們送到最近的醫(yī)院，但我接下來發(fā)生的事讓我覺得可怕。拓展練習(xí)讀后續(xù)寫閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)所給情節(jié)進(jìn)行續(xù)寫，使之構(gòu)成一個(gè)完整的故事。Iwantedeveryone’spraiseandacceptance,butIwasmyowntoughestcritic.AfterIgraduatedfromhighschoolandmovedoutonmyown,Ibegantoputpressureonmyselftosucceedintheadultworld.Meanwhile,Iwasfeelingveryinadequateandunsuccessful.Ihadalwaysbeenathin-to-averagesizedperson.Butsuddenly,IwasconvincedthatIwasoverweight.Inmymind,IwasFAT!Ibegantocontrolmyfoodbytryingtodiet,butnothingseemedtowork.IslowlycutbackonwhatIateeachday.WitheveryportionIdidn’tfinishormealIskipped,ItoldmyselfthatIwassucceeding,andinturn,Ifeltgoodaboutmyself—attractive,strong,successful,almostsuper-human.Icoulddosomethingotherscouldn’t:Icouldgowithoutfood.Itmademefeelspecial,andthatIwasbetterthaneveryoneelse.Peoplearoundmebegantonoticemyweightloss.Atfirsttheyweren’talarmed;maybesomewereevenenvious.Butthenthecommentsheldatoneofconcern.“You’relosingtoomuchweight.”“Elisa,you’resothin.”“Youlooksick.”“You’lldieifyoukeepthisup.”AlltheirwordsonlypleasedmethatIwasontherightpath,gettingcloserto“perfection”.Icutbackonmyfoodmoreandmore,untilatypicaldayconsistedofhalfateaspoonofnonfatyogurtandcoffeeinthemorning,andacupofgrapesatnight.ItevengottothepointwhereInolongerwentoutwithmyfriends.Icouldn’t—ifIwenttodinner,whatwouldIeat?Iavoidedtheirphonecalls.Iftheywantedtogotothemoviesorjusthangoutathome,Icouldn’tbethere—whatiffoodwasaround?Mypoornutritionbegantocausemetolosesleep.Ifoundithardtoconcentrateonmyworkortofocusonanythingforanylengthoftime.Iwaspushingmyselfharderandharderatthegym,strugglingtoburnthecaloriesthatIhadn’teveneaten.MyfriendstriedtohelpmebutIdeniedthatIhadaproblem.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紙的相應(yīng)位置作答。Thenonenight,whenItriedtorelax,myheartfeltasthoughitmightbeatitswayoutofmychest.Luckily,Irecoveredgradually.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.precaution [pr??k????n] n. 預(yù)防措施2.mug [m?ɡ] n. 杯子3.instinct [??nst??kt] n. 本能;直覺4.fused [fju?z] v. (使)熔化5.polyester [?p?li?est?(r)] n. 聚酯纖維6.intact [?n?t?kt] adj. 完整的7.Paramedics [?p?r??med?k] n. 護(hù)理人員8.sterile [?stera?l] adj. 無菌的9.saturated [?s?t??re?t] adj. 浸透的10.trauma [?tr??m?] n. 創(chuàng)傷11.ungloved ['?n'gl?vd] adj. 沒有帶手套的12.overflowing [???v??fl????] adj. 充滿的13.toiletry ['t??l?tr?] n.洗漱品14.acute [??kju?t] adj. 嚴(yán)重的15.ward [w??d] n. 病房16.spoon [spu?n] n. 勺子【句子學(xué)習(xí)】請根據(jù)中文句子填空。（一）動(dòng)作描寫1.AsIturnedtoplacethekettlebackonthestoveafterpouringthesteaminghotwaterinmycoffeemug,mytwo-year-oldsoncameupbehindme,reachedupandgrabbedthehandleofmymug,spillingtheboilingwaterontohim.我把熱水倒進(jìn)咖啡壺，轉(zhuǎn)身把水壺放回爐上，我兩歲的兒子跟在我后面，舉起手抓住了咖啡壺的手柄，滾燙的熱水倒到了他身上。Shedroppedherservingspoon,walkedaroundtothefrontofthetableandtookmyhandinhers.她放下勺子，走到桌子前面，牽起我的手放到她手里。（二）情緒描寫1.Myworstfearhadsuddenlybecomeareality.我最怕的事情發(fā)生了。2.Asmysonstoodscreaming,myfirstinstinctwastogetoffhisshirt.當(dāng)我的兒子站在那里尖叫的時(shí)候，我的第一直覺是要把他的衣服脫下來。Theyru