名著閱讀之心靈雞湯精選 Triumph over Tragedy 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TriumphoverTragedy班級(jí)：____________學(xué)號(hào)：____________姓名：____________心靈雞湯精選TriumphoverTragedy話題歸類閱讀難度詞數(shù)療愈傷痛三星878【文章梗概】在一次可怕的意外事故中，由于司機(jī)酒駕，直接導(dǎo)致我的孩子們喪生。一年后，我慢慢地從傷痛中走出來，開始關(guān)注如何能夠讓他人從我所經(jīng)歷的悲劇事件中汲取力量。我參加了某組織舉辦的演講活動(dòng)，現(xiàn)身說法，從“我是誰”講起，分享了事故發(fā)生的那一天的全部經(jīng)歷，以及它如何改變了我之后的生活。傷痛雖然永遠(yuǎn)無法消逝，但是，我驚喜地發(fā)現(xiàn)，這個(gè)活動(dòng)的參與，讓我可以正視過往發(fā)生的一切了，我不再逃避談?wù)撆c事故相關(guān)的話題，甚至期盼著有機(jī)會(huì)可以再一次去做這種有意義的分享。Courageisbeingafraidbutgoingonanyhow.~DanRather“Getinthecar,there’sbeenabadaccident!”myhusband,Patrick,shoutedatme.Afteraphonecallfrommyex-husbandtotellmehewouldbebringingourchildrenhomeandanotherone30minuteslater,fromhisfiancéeaskingmeifhearrived,Patricksetouttofindthem.Whenhereturnedforme,hisurgencywasominous.Werushedtothehospital,andranthroughtheslidingdoorsthatleadtotheemergencyroomanduptothefirstdoctorwesaw.“Wherearethekidsfromthewreck?”Iasked.Hepointedinthedirectionoftwocloseddoors,andashegesturedhesaid,“There’salittleboyinthereandhisdadisinthenextroom.”“Wherearethegirls?”Ipleaded,almosttooloud,theanxietygrowinginmyvoice.“WHEREARETHEGIRLSFROMTHECARWRECK?”Iwasgreetedwithablankstare.Hestammeredandwewereusheredtoasmall,privatewaitingroom.Itwasprobablyafewminuteslater,butfeltlikealifetimebeforethedoctorshowedupagain.Hesaidwordsthatwillringinmyearsforever.“Idon’tknowhowtotellyouthis,butyourdaughtersdiedatthesceneoftheaccident.”Katie,Miranda,andJodi,ageseight,seven,andfive,weregone.Jodi’stwin,Shane,andtheirdad,Jay,wereclingingtolifeinseparateroomsintheER.Shanehadabrokenlegandaconcussion.Jay’sinjuriesweremoreseriousandhelosthisfightforlifeafewhourslater,thedayafterhis28thbirthday.AdrunkdriverstolewhatIthoughtwasforevermine.Iwouldneverlookattheworldthesamewayagain.OfcourseIknewthatchildrencoulddie—Ireadtheobituarysectioninthenewspaper.WhatIdidn’tknowwasthatsomethingsoawful,sotragic,soheartbreakingcouldhappentome.Thankfully,Shanesurvived.Hisbrokenlegwassoonhealed,andafteratimewefoundanewnormal.OneyearwentbyandmythoughtshadturnedtohowIcouldusethistragedytoencourageothers.IwascontactedbyVictims’ImpactPanelofOklahoma,Inc.Theywereconductinganinformationalmeetinginmytownandaskedmetoattend.TherepresentativefromVIPwasengaging;shehadacan-doattitudethatwasinfectious.Ididnotneedmuchpersuasion,IknewfromthestartthatIwantedtosharemystorytopreventmoredrunkdrivingdeaths.AsIwascompletingtheformtoparticipate,shetoldmethattheyneededaspeakerthenextdayatasmallschoolnotfarfromwhereIlive.Iagreedtomeetherattheschoolfortheprogram.IspentthateveningpreparingwhatIwouldsayandIspentthedriveovertotheschoolthenextdayreassuringmyselfthatIcouldindeedgivethespeech.Iarrivedattheschoolgymalittleearlyandspentthetimebeforetheprogrambeganmeetingtheotherspeakers.Soon,studentsbeganfilinginandsittingonthebleachers.TheotherspeakersandIsatatthetablefacingthem.Therewasahugescreenbehindusforthevideothatwouldbeshown.Iwasterriblynervous;ItriedeverytechniqueIcouldremembertoreducemyanxiety.Iwouldbethelastofthethreespeakers.First,thevideo,facesofthevictimsofdrunkdrivingappearedonebyoneonthescreen,alongwithbirthdatesanddeathdates,musicwasplayedinthebackground,tearsstungmyeyesasIrealizedIwasnotalone.BeforeIknewit,itwasmyturn.Irosefrommychairandwalkedtothemicrophone.Layingmynotecardsoutbeforeme,Iwetmylipsandbegantospeak.AfterIintroducedmyself,Itoldthemaboutthedaythatchangedmylife.Ialsotoldthemaboutthepersonalitiesofeachofmygirls,Iwantedthestudentstoknowthemasrealpeople,notjustasnames.AsIspokeIheldapictureofKatie,Miranda,andJodithatwastakensixmonthsbeforetheydied.AfteritwasoverandIsatdown,anamazingfeelingwashedoverme.ItfeltasiftheburdenIhadbeencarryingaroundwasliftedandreplacedwithafeelingofaccomplishment.IknewthatsomethingIhadsaidchangedalifethatday.ThebestpartwasthatIcouldtalkaboutmychildren,saytheirnames,andshareamemoryandnoonechangedthesubject.Icouldnotwaittodoitagain.EverytimesomeonefromVictims’ImpactPanelcalledIwasawillingspeaker.ItraveledthroughoutnorthwestOklahomasharingmystoryatschoolsandoffenderprograms.Speakingwaslikeaninoculationagainstbitternessanddespair.Anyonewhohasexperiencedthedeathofachildwillsayitisnotsomethingyougetover,butsomethingyougothrough.Thehurtnevergoesawaycompletely,butwiththehelpoftheVictims’ImpactPanelthewoundsinmyheartbegantoheal.【詞匯過關(guān)】請(qǐng)寫出下面文單詞在文章中的中文意思。1.fiancée [fi??nse?] n.___________________2.ominous [??m?n?s] adj.____________________3.wreck [rek] n.____________________4.stammer [?st?m?] vi.____________________5.usher [????] vt.____________________6.cling [kl??] vi.____________________7.concussion [k?n?k???n] n.____________________8.obituary [??b?t???r?] n.____________________9.bleacher [?bli?t??] n.____________________10.sting [st??] vt.感____________________11.inoculation [?n??kj??le???n] n.____________________【句子學(xué)習(xí)】請(qǐng)根據(jù)中文句子填空。（一）動(dòng)作描寫1.We____________________thehospital,and____________________theslidingdoorsthatleadtotheemergencyroomand____________________thefirstdoctorwesaw.我們沖進(jìn)醫(yī)院，穿過滑動(dòng)門，來到急診室，奔向我們看到的第一位醫(yī)生面前。2.“Wherearethegirls?”I____________________,almosttooloud,theanxiety____________________inmyvoice.“女孩們?cè)谀膬?？”我懇求道，聲音大得幾乎要哭出聲來，焦慮在我的聲音里滋長。3.He____________________andwe____________________asmall,privatewaitingroom.他結(jié)結(jié)巴巴地說，然后我們被帶到一間很小的私人等候室。（二）情緒描寫1.Itwasprobablyafewminuteslater,but____________________alifetimebeforethedoctorshowedupagain.可能是幾分鐘后，但感覺像是過了一輩子，直到醫(yī)生再次出現(xiàn)。2.AfteritwasoverandIsatdown,anamazingfeeling____________________me.It____________________theburdenIhadbeencarryingaround____________________and____________________afeelingofaccomplishment.結(jié)束后，我坐下來。一種奇妙的感覺涌上心頭。仿佛我一直背負(fù)的重?fù)?dān)被卸下，取而代之的是一種成就感。拓展練習(xí)讀后續(xù)寫閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。Larryhadbutterfliesinhisstomach.TodaywasthedayforhimtomeethisgirlfriendKate’sparents.Hewasplanningtoleavethemagoodimpression,sohewasinhisfinestsuit.Ontheway,hesecretlyrecitedafewjokeshepickeduponlinethepreviousnight.HisweirdbehaviorcaughtKate’sattention.“Whatareyoudoing,honey?”sheasked.Blushing,Larrytoldherwhathewasdoing.She,ontheotherhand,actuallyfoundhiseagernesstopleaseherfamilyquitecute.“Well,let’shearyourjokes.”shesaidteasingly.Theyweresoimmersedintheirchatterandlaughterthatbeforetheyknewit,theyhadarrivedatthehouseofKate’sparents,whogavethemawarmwelcome.Asanorphan,thatnight,Larryfelttheloveandwarmthhehadalwayslongedforsincechildhood.Thenextday,theydrovedowntowntopicktheirengagementring.Everythingwasworkingoutjustperfectly.However,ontheirwayhome,atruckdrivenbyadrunkdriversmashedintotheircar,sendingitflyingofftheroadsidedownasteephillbeforeitgotstuckbetweenseveraltrees.LarrystruggledoutofhisseattosavethethenunconsciousKate.Ashemadeeveryefforttowakeherup,thecarbegantoslipdownagain.Withonlysecondstoact,hehastilyremovedherseatbeltandpushedheroutofthecarbeforeitfelldownhillagainwithhimtrappedinside.Arescueteamfinallyarrivedanddrovethemtoanearbyhospital.Underthedoctors’treatment,Katewokeupthenextday.Shewasonlyslightlyinjured,butLarryremainedunconsciousduetoseveredamagedonetohisbraincausedbytheheavyimpact.注意：1.續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150左右了；2.請(qǐng)按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。Para1:ThedoctorswereafraidLarrymightneverwakeupagain.Para2:LarrytoldKatetoleavehimandfindsomeoneelse.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.fiancée [fi??nse?] n.未婚妻2.ominous [??m?n?s] adj.不祥的3.wreck [rek] n.交通事故4.stammer [?st?m?] vi.結(jié)巴地說5.usher [????] vt.引；領(lǐng)6.cling [kl??] vi.緊緊抓著7.concussion [k?n?k???n] n.腦震蕩8.obituary [??b?t???r?] n.訃告9.bleacher [?bli?t??] n.露天看臺(tái)10.sting [st??] vt.感到灼痛11.inoculation [?n??kj??le???n] n.接種疫苗【句子學(xué)習(xí)】請(qǐng)根據(jù)中文句子填空。（一）動(dòng)作描寫1.Werushedtothehospital,andranthroughtheslidingdoorsthatleadtotheemergencyroomanduptothefirstdoctorwesaw.我們沖進(jìn)醫(yī)院，穿過滑動(dòng)門，來到急診室，奔向我們看到的第一位醫(yī)生面前。2.“Wherearethegirls?”Ipleaded,almosttooloud,theanxietygrowinginmyvoice.“女孩們?cè)谀膬?？”我懇求道，聲音大得幾乎要哭出聲來，焦慮在我的聲音里滋長。3.Hestammeredandwewereusheredtoasmall,privatewaitingroom.他結(jié)結(jié)巴巴地說，然后我們被帶到一間很小的私人等候室。（二）情緒描寫1.Itwasprobablyafewminuteslater,butfeltlikealifetimebeforethedoctorshowedupagain.可能是幾分鐘后，但感覺像是過了一輩子，直到醫(yī)生再次出現(xiàn)。2.AfteritwasoverandIsatdown,anamazingfeelingwashedoverme.ItfeltasiftheburdenIhadbeencarryingaroundwasliftedandreplacedwithafeelingofaccomplishment.結(jié)束后，我坐下來。一種奇妙的感覺涌上心頭。仿佛我一直背負(fù)的重?fù)?dān)被卸下，取而