心靈雞湯+讀后續(xù)寫51+Reflections+of+Hope+in+the+Snowstorm+導(dǎo)學(xué)案- 高三英語(yǔ)一輪復(fù)習(xí)

ReflectionsofHopeintheSnowstorm一、請(qǐng)根據(jù)兩個(gè)提示句進(jìn)行故事續(xù)寫，150詞左右。Iwashomesick.Myhusband,Keith,wasattendingUtahStateUniversityinLogan,Utah.WelivedeighthundredmilesawayfrommyparentsandfamilybackhomeinNorthernCalifornia.Wecouldn’taffordtogohomeforChristmas.WewouldjuststayhomeinHyrum,andhaveasimpleChristmaswithourbaby,Ann.ThenamostunexpectedgiftarrivedinaChristmascard:enoughmoneyforgasfortheeight-hundred-miledrivehome.Weweresoexcited.Keithtooktimeofffromhispart-timejobandwepackedthecar.Wehadfamilyprayer,askinghumblyforsafetyandgoodtravelingconditions.WedrovealldaythroughNevada,overtheSierras,tothewestcoastofCalifornia.Everythingwentwellandwefinallydroveupthefamiliardriveway,honkingthehorn（按喇叭）tosignalourarrival.Myfamilyrushedouttogreetus,welcominguswithloveandChristmascheer.WecelebratedChristmasinmychildhoodhome,allofustogetheragainforthefirsttimeinthreeyears.Myfamilyrejoicedwhenweannouncedthatwewereexpectingoursecondchildinthespring.Alltoosoon,thetimecameforustoreturntoUtah.Myparentsgaveussomemoneyforgas.Withtearsandhugs,westartedonourway.Hopingtomakegoodtime,wedrovesteadilythroughtheday.Towardevening,wearrivedinWendover,ontheborderbetweenNevadaandUtah.Snowflurriesswirled(盤旋飛舞)aroundthecar.Westoppedjustlongenoughtofuelupthecar.Withnocreditcardandverylittlecash,wedidnotevenconsiderstayingovernightinamotel.Iftheroadandweatherconditionsweregood,wehadabouttwohoursofdrivingtogettoSaltLakeCity.WethoughtifwecouldjustmakeittoKeith’sparents’homeinnearbyBountifulthatnight,wecouldrest.ThenwecouldgoontoHyruminthemorning,andhewouldmakeittoworkontime.Wedroveintothedarkeningnight.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Hourslater,wereachedthewelcomestreetlightsandplowedroadsofSaltLakeCity.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________二、原版品讀ReflectionsofHopeintheSnowstormIwashomesick.Myhusband,Keith,wasattendingUtahStateUniversityinLogan,Utah.WelivedeighthundredmilesawayfrommyparentsandfamilybackhomeinNorthernCalifornia.Wecouldn’taffordtogohomeforChristmas.WewouldjuststayhomeinHyrum,andhaveasimpleChristmaswithourbaby,Ann.ThenamostunexpectedgiftarrivedinaChristmascard:enoughmoneyforgasfortheeight-hundred-miledrivehome.Weweresoexcited.Keithtooktimeofffromhispart-timejobandwepackedthecar.Wehadfamilyprayer,askinghumblyforsafetyandgoodtravelingconditions.WedrovealldaythroughNevada,overtheSierras,tothewestcoastofCalifornia.Everythingwentwellandwefinallydroveupthefamiliardriveway,honkingthehorntosignalourarrival.Myfamilyrushedouttogreetus,welcominguswithloveandChristmascheer.WecelebratedChristmasinmychildhoodhome,allofustogetheragainforthefirsttimeinthreeyears.Myfamilyrejoicedwhenweannouncedthatwewereexpectingoursecondchildinthespring.Alltoosoon,thetimecameforustoreturntoUtah.Myparentsgaveussomemoneyforgas.Withtearsandhugs,westartedonourway.Hopingtomakegoodtime,wedrovesteadilythroughtheday.Towardevening,wearrivedinWendover,ontheborderbetweenNevadaandUtah.Snowflurriesswirledaroundthecar.Westoppedjustlongenoughtofuelupthecar.Withnocreditcardandverylittlecash,wedidnotevenconsiderstayingovernightinamotel.Iftheroadandweatherconditionsweregood,wehadabouttwohoursofdrivingtogettoSaltLakeCity.WethoughtifwecouldjustmakeittoKeith’sparents’homeinnearbyBountifulthatnight,wecouldrest.ThenwecouldgoontoHyruminthemorning,andhewouldmakeittoworkontime.Wedroveintothedarkeningnight.Franticflurriesofsnowswirledwildlyaboutthecar.Keithwashavingtroubleseeingtheroad,astheheadlightsseemeddim.Hepulledover,andgotouttobrushthesnowawayfromthem.Thenheclimbedbackintothedriver’sseatandtoldmethebadnews.“Wehaveonlyoneheadlight.”Asimplestatement,butloadedwithdread.Withanotherheartfeltprayerforsafetyandprotection,wefeltwehadnochoicebuttoheadslowlyoutontothenearlydesertedfreeway.Ourcarbravelysloggedthroughthesnowydarkness.Wedesperatelytriedtokeepoureyesonthewhitelineintheroad,butitwasvanishingquicklyintheaccumulatingsnow.Weseemedtobeallaloneonthatdarkstretchoffreeway.Therewasnotrafficineitherdirection,andthevisibilitywasnearzero.Weknewthatourparentswereprayingussafelythroughthenight.Weprayedtoo,fortractionandsafety.Suddenly,outofnowhere,asemi-truckappeared,gainingquicklyuponus.Itsplatteredasprayofsnowontoourwindshieldasitpassed.Thenitpulledintoourlane,directlyinfrontofourcar.Ourmeagerheadlightreflectedofftheshinysilverdoorsonthebackofthetruck.Thedrivercouldhavespedahead.Instead,hestayedrightwithus,lightingourway.Thesteadyflurryofrelentlesssnowflakesdashedagainstourwindshield.Thewiperscouldbarelykeepthembrushedaway.Thewhitelineoftheroadwasnolongervisible.Wecautiouslycreptalong,followingthetruck.Inthoseanxiety-filledmoments,Ifeltourunbornbabykickforthefirsttime!Themiracleofnewlifegrowingwithinmefilleduswithwonder.Wefeltthattherewereangelsprotectingusthatnight,andtherewasacuriouspeaceinourhearts.Hourslater,wereachedthewelcomestreetlightsandplowedroadsofSaltLakeCity.Tosignalourgratitude,Keithblinkedouroneheadlightatthesemi-truckdriverinfrontofus.Thismanhadstayedwithusformorethan120milesonthatdrivebetweenWendoverandSaltLakeCity.Ouroneheadlighthadreflectedoffthebackofhistruckashehadlightedourwayinthedarknight.Itturnedoutthatthisstormdepositedeighteeninchesofsnowintwenty-fourhours,closingtheSaltLakeCityairportfortwentyhours.Butwehadtraveledsafelythroughthemassivestorm.Weofferedaheartfeltprayerofthanksgivingforthismiracle.AsIgratefullyclosedmyeyesatlastthatnight,theimagesofthesteadilyblowingsnowdriftedbeforethem.Moreimportantly,though,mymind’seyefixeduponthereflectionoftheunseenangelsandthesemi-truckdriverwhohadstayedwithus,givingushopethroughthedarkesthoursofthatsnow-fillednight.I.Wordsforunderstanding（加粗的單詞為熟記單詞，其它認(rèn)識(shí)即可）：?jiǎn)卧~音標(biāo)詞性釋義單詞音標(biāo)詞性釋義signal['s?ɡn?l]v.(發(fā)信號(hào))通知splatter?(r)]v.啪嗒啪嗒地落下rejoice[r??d???s]vi.深感欣喜windshield[?w?n(d)??ild]n.擋風(fēng)玻璃frantic[?fr?nt?k]adj.狂亂的meageradj.貧乏的；可憐的flurryn.小陣雪或雨relentless[r??lentl?s]adj.殘酷無(wú)情的swirl[sw??l]vi.打旋snowflakee?k]n.雪花dim[d?m]adj.模糊的dash[d??]v.猛撞dread[dred]adj.令人懼怕的creep[krip]v.悄悄地緩慢行進(jìn)slog[sl?ɡ]vi.艱難地行進(jìn)plow[pla?]v.<美>（用鏟雪機(jī)鏟雪vanish?]vi.突然不見(jiàn)blink[bl??k]vt.使燈閃爍accumulatev.積累;增加deposit[d??p?z?t]vt..使沉積traction[?tr?k?n]n.牽引heartfelt]adj.由衷的；誠(chéng)摯的semi-truckn.(美)二輪半拖車v.漂移短語(yǔ)釋義短語(yǔ)釋義honkthehorn按喇叭hadnochoicebuttodo別無(wú)選擇，只能做tooktimeofffrom暫時(shí)放下gainquicklyupon快速超過(guò)makeitto到達(dá)asprayof一陣pullover靠邊停車pullin進(jìn)入III.Readtoappreciate:FillintheblanksaccordingtoChinesetranslations1.我們竭盡全力盯著路上的白線，但是它很快就被積雪掩蓋了。We____________triedtokeepoureyesonthewhitelineintheroad,butitwas_____________quicklyinthe___________________snow.(action+emotion)2.突然，一輛不知從哪出來(lái)的二輪半拖車快速的超過(guò)我們。Suddenly,outofnowhere,asemi-truck_____________,______________quicklyuponus.（action）3.我們除了慢慢地駛上幾乎空無(wú)一人的高速公路別無(wú)選擇，心中再次誠(chéng)摯地祈求上帝保護(hù)我們平安無(wú)事。Withanother________________prayerforsafetyandprotection,wefeltwehadnochoicebutto_______slowlyoutontothenearly___________freeway.(emotion)4.在那些提心吊膽的時(shí)刻，我感受到肚中的寶寶第一次踢了一下。Inthose___________moments,Ifeltourunbornbaby__________forthefirsttime!(emotion)5.我們的車在大雪紛飛的夜晚艱難地行駛著。Ourcarbravely__________throughthe__________darkness.（action）6.車的四周，大雪紛飛。___________flurriesofsnow____________________aboutthecar.(environment)IV.LanguageinuseApplicationofthekeywords:FillintheblanksaccordingtotheChinesesentences1.瑪麗拼命向他們做手勢(shì)，但他們沒(méi)注意到。Mary_________wildlyatthem,buttheydidn'tnotice.2.奧利芙?jīng)_進(jìn)屋，抓起她的手袋又跑了出來(lái)。Olive_________intotheroom,grabbedherbag,andranoutagain.3.她投資精明，積累了一筆財(cái)富。Byinvestingwiselyshe___________afortune.

4.河水流速變慢時(shí)，一層泥沙便沉積下來(lái)。Astheriverslowsdown,it_________alayerofsoil.5.油漆濺得地毯上到處都是。

Paint____________alloverthecarpet.6.他躡手躡腳地回到樓上，盡量避開(kāi)會(huì)嘎吱嘎吱響的那幾級(jí)樓梯。He__________backupthestairs,tryingtoavoidtheonesthatcreaked.7.他開(kāi)始艱難地往山上爬。Hestartedto_________hiswayupthehill.8.我們前方的叢林里有煙升起。Smoke__________upfromthejungleaheadofus.Imitationofthescenes：1.Ourcarbravelysloggedthroughthesnowydarkness.Wedesperatelytriedtokeepoureyesonthewhitelineintheroad,butitwasvanishingquicklyintheaccumulatingsnow.Weseemedtobeallaloneonthatdarkstretchoffreeway.Therewasnotrafficineitherdirection,andthevisibilitywasnearzero.模仿：黑夜中，我們開(kāi)車緩慢前行。大雨傾盆，我們?cè)噲D看清前路，可能見(jiàn)度極低。路上沒(méi)有車輛，似乎只有我們獨(dú)自前行。____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________2.Suddenly,outofnowhere,asemi-truckappeared,gainingquicklyuponus.Itsplatteredasprayofsnowontoourwindshieldasitpassed.Thenitpulledintoourlane,directlyinfrontofourcar.模仿：描寫大雨中被大貨車超車，雨水濺到車上，快速進(jìn)入我們車道，橫在我們車前面。_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Key:一、讀后續(xù)寫Wedroveintothedarkeningnight.Snowswirledwildlyaboutthecar.Keithpulledoverandgotoutastheheadlightsseemeddim.Thenheclimbedbackintothedriver’sseatandtoldmewehadonlyoneheadlight.Loadedwithdread,wehadnochoicebuttoslogthroughthesnowydarkness.Suddenly,asemi-truckappeared,gainingquicklyuponus.Thedrivercouldhavespedahead.Instead,hestayedrightwithus,lightingourway.Wecautiouslycreptalong,followingthetruck.An