心靈雞湯讀后續(xù)寫18TheCodeoftheRoad導學案-九0九4屆高三英語一輪復習

18TheCodeoftheRoad一、請根據(jù)兩個提示句進行故事續(xù)寫，150詞左右。Asthedaughterofatruckdriverandasecretary,Igrewupknowingmymotherfarbetterthanmyfather.AsayoungchildIwas“Daddy’slittlegirl,”butthenIhitthoseteenyearsandmyrelationshipwithmyfathernolongerexisted.Nowwewerestrangers.Hedidn’tknowhowtohandleateenagegirlwithcrazyhormonesandabigmouth.Iwasconfused.Iwasarebelliousteenager.Whenmymotherattemptedtoguideme,ofcourseIfoughteveryinchoftheway.Butsheneverletgo,andfinallyIgotridofthoseraginghormonesandimproperbehaviors.ItwasduringthistimethatIlearnedanimportantlessonfrommyfather.Oneeveningonhiswayhomehesawawomanopeninghertrunktotakeoutasparetire.Hestopped,introducedhimselfandbegantotakeoverthetaskofchangingtheblown-outtire.WhenDadfinishedchangingthetireandreturningalloftheequipmenttothetrunkofhercar,sheofferedhima$20billforhishelp.Hesmiledatherandsaid,“Noneed.Ihaveawifeandadaughterwhojuststarteddriving,andmyonlyhopeisthatifeveroneofthembreaksdownonthesideoftheroad,someonehonestandfriendlywillstopanddoforthemwhatIjustdidforyou.”Hesaidgood-byeandleft.ThiswasasideofmyfatherIdidn’tseeoften.Instead,throughoutmylife,myfathertaughtmetherulesoftheroadandlifethroughloudfunnystories.Iwas24yearsoldbeforeIrealizedhowmuchIhadreallylearnedfromhim.In1992,asavolunteerIheadedtowesternKansastojointhe“WalkAcrossAmericaforMotherEarth.”Wewerealmosthalfwaytherewhentheleftbacktireblewout.Quiteupset,ImaintainedcontrolofthecarandpulledoffofI-70ontotheshoulderoftheroad.AsIwentintothetrunkforthesparetireandthejack,an18-wheelerwentflyingpastusattopspeed.IwaspositioningthejackwhenIheardtheloud,harshsoundofairbrakesacrosstheroad.Paragraph1:Ilookeduptoseeatruckerrunningtoouraid.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Paragraph2:ItoldthedriveraboutmyfatherandhisexperienceinNewJersey._____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________二、原作品讀TheCodeoftheRoadAsthedaughterofatruckdriverandasecretary,Igrewupknowingmymotherfarbetterthanmyfather.AsayoungchildIwas“Daddy’slittlegirl,”butthenIhitthoseteenyearsandmyrelationshipwithmyfathernolongerwewerestrangers.Itwasalmostasifonedayhewentoutonthetruck,and,whenhereturned,Iwas13.Hedidn’tknowhowtohandleateenagegirlwithcrazedhormonesandabigmouth.Thelittlegirlwhoadoredherdaddywasreplacedbyahorrendousteenwholikednothingbetterthantohavethelastwordineveryargument.Iwasarebelliousteenagerwithbigdreamsandanopenmind.Duringthehardestpartsofmylife,Ibelievemymothersustainedme.Whensheattemptedtoguideme,ofcourseIfoughteveryinchoftheway.Butsheneverletgo—sheheldonfordearlife,andfinallyIoutgrewthoseraginghormonesandoutrageousbehaviors.ItwasduringthistimethatIlearnedanimportantlessonfrommyfather.Alessonofstrength,love,honestyandkindness.Oneeveninghereturnedfromanotherdayonthetruckonthehighwayandsawawomanopeninghertrunktotakeoutasparetire.Hestopped,introducedhimselfandproceededtotakeoverthetaskofchangingtheblown-outtire.Whilehejackedupthecar,thewomantoldhimhowgratefulshewasforhiskindness.WhenDadfinishedchangingthetireandreturningalloftheequipmenttothetrunkofhercar,sheofferedhima$20billforhishelp.Hesmiledatherandsaid,“Noneed.Ihaveawifeandadaughterwhojuststarteddriving,andmyonlyhopeisthatifeveroneofthembreaksdownonthesideoftheroad,someonehonestandfriendlywillstopanddoforthemwhatIjustdidforyou.”Hesaidgood-byeandleft.ThiswasasideofmyfatherIdidn’tseeoften.Instead,throughoutmylife,myBrooklyn-Italianfathernonchalantlytaughtmetherulesoftheroadandlifethroughloudfunnystoriessharedboisterouslywithhistruckingbuddiesatfamilyparties.Iwas24yearsoldbeforeIrealizedhowmuchIhadreallylearnedfromhim.In1992,Imovedfrommyparents’NewJerseyhometoanapartmentineasternKansas,whereIworkedasavolunteerforacivilrightsorganization.Oneday,withanothervolunteer,IheadedtowesternKansastojointhe“WalkAcrossAmericaforMotherEarth.”Wewerealmosthalfwaytherewhentheleftreartireblewout.ImaintainedcontrolofthecarandpulledoffofI-70ontotheshoulderoftheroad.Quiteshook-up,Itookadeepbreathandgotoutofthecar.Iwentintothetrunkforthesparetire.AsIwasremovingthejack,an18-wheelerwentflyingpastusattopspeed.IwaspositioningthejackwhenIheardthescreechingofairbrakesacrosstheroad.Ilookeduptoseeatruckerrunningtoouraid.Thetruckerexplainedthatthedriveroftheprevious18-wheelerradioedaheadinforminghimthatwewereintrouble.Heintroducedhimself,askedwhereweweregoingandtookthejackfrommyhands.Within20minutes,thetirewaschangedandthejackwasplacedbackinthetrunk.Aswesaidourgood-byes,Ireachedintomypocketandofferedhima$20billforhishelp.HesmiledandsaidinhisMidwesternaccent,“Ihaveadaughterjustaboutthesameageasyou—theonlythanksIneedistohopethatifsheeverbreaksdownontheroad,someonehonestwouldstoptohelpherasI’vedonewithyou.”Iheardmyownfather’sBrooklyndialectrepeatingalmostthesamesentiment.ItoldthedriveraboutmyfatherandhisexperienceinNewJersey.Thetruckdriversmiled,andashecrossedtheinterstate,heturnedandsaid,“Yourdaddy’sagoodman...heknowsthecodeoftheroad.”Istoppedatthenextautoplazaandusingmycallingcard,Ithendialedmyparents’number,knowingeveryonewouldbeatwork.IleftamessageformyfathertellinghimaboutthetruckdriverwhohelpedmeandthankingDadforknowingthecodeoftheroad.Specialthanksfromatrucker’slittlegirltoallofthedriverswhoknowandunderstandthecodeoftheroad...especiallythetwogentlemeninKansaswhohelpedme!Wordsforunderstanding（加粗的單詞為熟記單詞，其它認識即可）：單詞音標詞性釋義單詞音標詞性釋義hit[hit]vt.達到nonchalantly['n?n??l?ntl?]adv.漫不經(jīng)心地handle[?h?ndl]vt.對付boisterously['b??st?r?sl?]adv.喧鬧而活潑地crazed[kre?zd]adj.瘋狂的buddy[?b?di]n.密友;同事;搭檔;hormone['h?:m??n]n.荷爾蒙rear[r??(r)]adj.后面的adore[??d?:(r)]vt.愛；敬慕；崇拜maintain[me?n?te?n]vt.維持;保持;horrendous[h??rend?s]adj.極討厭的I-70interstate70n.美國70號州際公路rebellious[r??belj?s]adj.叛逆的shook-up['??k'?p]adj.心煩意亂的sustain[s??ste?n]vt.支持trunk[tr??k]n.后備箱attempted[??tempt?d]vt.試圖jack[d??k]n.千斤頂outgrew[?a?t'ɡru:]vt.因長大而放棄positioning[p??z??n??]vt.把…放在適當位置raging[?re?d???]adj.狂暴的screeching[sk'ri:t???]n.發(fā)動機尖嘯聲outrageous[a?t?re?d??s]adj.駭人的radioed['re?d???d]vi.用無線發(fā)送信息spare[spe?]adj.備用的sentiment[?sent?m?nt]n.見解proceeded[pr??si?d?d]vi.繼續(xù)interstate[??nt?ste?t]n.美國州際公路blown-out[?bl??na?t]adj.爆裂的code[k??d]n.法則jack[d??k]vt.用千斤頂頂起plaza[?plɑ?z?]n.廣場短語釋義短語釋義letgo放手blowout熄火holdon堅持pulloff?？?路邊)takeover接手inhisMidwesternaccent用他的中西部口音breakdown出故障;拋錨Readtoappreciate:FillintheblanksaccordingtoChinesetranslations1.一切就好像是他在某天出門去開卡車，接著，當他回來時，我已經(jīng)13歲了。Itwasalmostasifonedayhewentoutonthetruck,and,whenhe__________,Iwas13.(Thinking+Simile)2.那個曾經(jīng)崇拜父親的小女孩已經(jīng)變成了一個令人討厭的少女，最喜歡做的無非是在每次爭吵中占上風。Thelittlegirlwho__________herdaddywasreplacedbyahorrendousteenwholikednothingbetterthanto________________________________________ineveryargument.(Thinking)3.當我媽媽試圖引導我時，當然我就一路奮戰(zhàn)到底。Whenmymother__________toguideme,ofcourseI__________everyinchoftheway.(Thinking)4.但是她從不放手，像抓住救命稻草一般，一直到我最終長大并擺脫這些憤怒的荷爾蒙和過分的行為為止。Butshenever____________________—she____________________fordearlife,andfinallyI__________thoseraginghormonesandoutrageousbehaviors.(Thinking+Simile)5.我感到心煩意亂，深吸了一口氣，下了車。Quite__________,Itookadeepbreathandgotoutofthecar.(Emotion+Action)6.我堅持操控著車停到了70號州際公路的路肩上。(Action)I__________controlofthecarand____________________ofI-70ontotheshoulderoftheroad.7.在我正搬動千斤頂?shù)臅r候，一輛大型卡車飛一般地高速經(jīng)過我們身邊。(Action)AsI____________________thejack,an18-wheelerwent__________pastusattopspeed.8.他停下來，做了自我介紹然后著手去接管更換破裂輪胎的任務。He__________,__________himselfandproceededto____________________thetaskofchangingtheblown-outtire.(Action)LanguageuseApplicationofthekeywords:FillintheblanksaccordingtotheChinesesentences1.沿著這條小路走,終會走上大路。Followthisfootpathandyou'lleventually__________theroad.2.她很愛自己的父母，為讓他們高興愿意做任何事。She__________herparentsandwoulddoanythingtopleasethem.3.她發(fā)現(xiàn)很難維持孩子們的興趣。Shefounditdifficult__________thechildren'sinterest.4.天氣狀況使他們無法嘗試跳傘。Weatherconditionspreventedthemfrom__________thejump.5.大多數(shù)兒童長大后就不會再暈車暈船了。Mostchildreneventually__________atendencytowardtravelsickness.6.我心情非常煩躁。Iwasina__________temper.7.他看上去很吃驚，然后接著開始大笑不止。Helookedsurprised,then__________toroarwithlaughter.8.他搬出一張椅子放在他們之間。Hepulledoutachairand__________itbetweenthem.Imitationofthescenes：Seeingawomanopeninghertrunktotakeoutasparetire,Istopped,introducedmyselfandproceededtotakeoverthetaskofchangingtheblown-outtire.Within20minutes,thetirewaschangedandthejackwasplacedbackinhertrunk.Sheofferedme20dollarsformyhelpbutIrefused,hopingtopassthekindnessalongontheroad.模仿：描寫我救助一個暈倒在地，腿部受傷年輕人的場景。_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Key:讀后續(xù)寫Paragraph1:Ilookeduptoseeatruckerrunningtoouraid.Heexplainedthatthedriveroftheprevious18-wheelerradioedaheadinforminghimourtrouble.Thenhetookthejackfrommyhands.Within20minutes,thetirewaschangedandthejackwasplacedbackinthetrunk.Aswesaidourgood-byes,Ireachedintomypocketandofferedhima$20billforhishelp.Hejustsmiledandamazinglymyfather’swordspoppedoutofhismouth.Whatanunexpectedcoincidence!Ijustcouldn’tresistt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