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1、高三英语培优名著阅读之心灵鸡汤精选 The Mean Girl班级：_学号：_姓名：_心灵鸡汤精选The Mean Girl话题归类阅读难度词数理解他人五星1187【文章梗概】看到夏令营名单，我一方面遗憾自己没有入选，另一方面为Kayla的入选而耿耿于怀。虽然Kayla很聪明也很漂亮，但在我的眼中她更是一个尖酸刻薄的女孩：她平时笑话我们的方方面面；对撞窗死去的鸟儿无丝毫怜悯之心。直到一次我无意听到了她母亲与她刻薄的对语并看到她笔记本上写到自己无法融入群体的痛苦感受，我才真正开始了解她，并对她态度改观。Everyone has untold stories of pain and sadness
2、 that make them love and live a little differently than you do. Stop judging; instead, try to understand.Author UnknownI was standing in my dads biology classroom after school, looking at a list of students being considered for Camp Skyline. Skyline was a special yearly retreat that only certain stu
3、dents got to attend. My oldest brother had gotten to go, and I desperately wanted to follow in his footsteps. Unfortunately, it was my senior year, and I still hadnt been nominated.“Ew, why is Kayla on here?” I asked, my face scrunched up like Id just tasted prune juice.Dads response to my question
4、was perfectly legitimate: “Why are you looking at a private list that doesnt belong to you?”He had me there. I grumbled something about the list being out in the open where anyone could see it, and then sat down to start my calculus homework. After a minute, Dad seemed to take pity on me.“Skyline is
5、nt just for academically gifted students, you know. Its also a place for people to clear their heads and sort out the issues in their lives. There are lots of reasons students get selected besides good grades.”I grunted and kept working. I already knew grades alone didnt get one into Skyline. If the
6、y did, my 4.0 GPA wouldve earned me a nomination years ago.“Its an amazing experience,” Dad added wistfully. As a staff member, hed attended the camp numerous times. “Michael was lucky enough to go. I always hoped you would be, too.”That makes two of us, I thought. But, apparently, once again, I had
7、nt made the cut. I probably wouldnt have felt so bad if I hadnt seen Kaylas name on the list.Id known Kayla for almost four years. We took many of the same honors-level classes. Aside from being smart, Kayla was also pretty. Her mixed racial background gave her long, dark curls and smooth, mocha-col
8、ored skin. She definitely wasnt hurting for friends, either. A loud crowd of laughing groupies seemed to follow her no matter where she was headed, whether it was the cafeteria or the bathroom.Being intelligent, beautiful, and popular wouldve been enough for most people, but not Kayla. She had to be
9、 one more thing on top of it all: The. Meanest. Girl. On. The. Planet.She always seemed to be making fun of my friends and me what we were wearing, how we talked, what “dumb” expressions we happened to have on our faces at any given moment.Her cruelty wasnt limited to my social group, either or even
10、 the human species. One time, during German class, a bird smashed into the window and died. While everyone else stood there horrified, Kayla started laughing because the bird “looked stupid when it hit the glass.”Thats just who she was.Or so I thought.About a month after spotting the Skyline list, I
11、 was once again working in my dads classroom after school when Kayla walked in unexpectedly. Quickly, I ducked my head, hoping she wouldnt say something mean. Thankfully, she ignored me and headed for the phone in the corner. I wondered if she had permission to use it, but wasnt about to draw her at
12、tention (or wrath) by asking.As I sat by the stinky turtle tank, outlining my AP English paper, Kayla made her call. Im not sure what it was about. I was honestly trying my hardest not to eavesdrop.But blocking out the conversation became impossible when the woman on the other end of the line starte
13、d screaming at Kayla so loudly that I could hear every syllable.Kayla tried to reason with her, but the screaming continued. Mean words. Nasty words. Words Kayla herself had said many times about my friends and me.Stupid. Dumb. Idiot. Loser.I tried to make myself deaf and invisible at the same time.
14、 When the call finally ended, Kayla rushed from the room without looking in my direction. Her cheeks were red, but I dont think she was crying. I wouldve been.While I attempted to go back to work on my English paper, the phone call haunted me. I kept wondering if the screaming woman was Kaylas mothe
15、r. My own mother never wouldve said those words to me, no matter how badly I screwed up. I felt something I never thought Id feel for my archenemy pity.Quickly, I shook away the thought. No. This was Kayla. The Mean Girl. After all the snide comments and haughty looks shed thrown my way, she didnt d
16、eserve any emotion except contempt.A few weeks went by and Id mostly forgotten about the phone call. I was walking to lunch one afternoon when I spotted a spiral notebook lying in the hallway. There was no name on the cover, so I decided to take it to the office.Id only walked a few feet when a piec
17、e of paper slipped out and swooped to the floor. The page had a short paragraph typed on it, and a single name jumped out at me from the text: Kayla.I knew I had no right to read it, but Kaylas latest disparaging remark was still fresh in my mind. Apparently, only “hicks” wore overalls. Well, maybe
18、“hicks” also read papers that were carelessly left out in the hallway for anyone to find.Smirking, I began to read.In just a few short words, Kayla described how she felt about being of mixed racial heritage. She was black when she was with her black friends and white when she was with her white fri
19、ends, but she never really fit with either group. I was shocked to learn that her skin color, which I had always seen as beautiful, was actually a source of isolation, confusion and low self-esteem for her.Carefully, I slipped the paper back into the notebook.I didnt know what to do with the informa
20、tion Id just learned. Kayla, the girl who never went anywhere without an entire posse, felt alone in a way I could never possibly understand.As I walked down the hallway, Dads words about Camp Skyline came back: “Its a place for people to clear their heads, sort out the issues in their lives.”For th
21、e first time, I realized what he meant. Skyline wasnt a prize to be won. It was a haven for kids who needed help. Kids who were confused or sad. Kids whose mom screamed nasty words at them. Kids like Kayla.Instead of resenting her for stealing my spot, I suddenly found myself actually hoping shed ge
22、t selected. Maybe it would heal the wounds those nasty words had left on her. Maybe shed finally find a place she truly belonged.As high school drew to a close, Kayla and I werent exactly friends, but she did start being a little nicer, and I stopped calling her my archenemy. Looking back now, I don
23、t even think of her as “The Mean Girl” anymore. I think of her as the girl who taught me one of the greatest lessons of my life: Its easy to judge other people. To write them off as mean, stupid, lazy, incompetent. Its much harder and far more worthwhile to try to understand them.【词汇过关】请写出下面文单词在文章中的
24、中文意思。1.retreatrtritn_2.nominatenmnetvt. _3.scrunchskrntvt. _4.pruneprunn. _5.legitimateldtmta._6.grumblermblvt./vi. _7.calculusklkjlsn. _8.gruntrntvt./vi. _9.nominationnmnenn. _10.wistfullywstfliadv. _11.groupierupin. _12.smashsmvt./vi_13.wrathrn. _14.stinkystkiadj. _15.eavesdropivzdrpvi. _16.nastyn
25、stiadj. _17.invisiblenvzbladj_18.screw upskru_19.archenemyrtenmin. _20.haughtyhtiadj. _21.contemptkntemptn. _22.spiralsparladj. _23.swoopswupv. _24.disparagingdsprdadj._25.hickhkn. _26.smirksmrkv. _27.isolationaslenn. _28.esteemstimn. _29.resentrzentv. _30.incompetentnkmptntadj. _31.snide snadadj. _
26、【句子学习】请根据中文句子填空。（一）动作描写1. Quickly, I _ my head, hoping she wouldnt say something mean.我赶紧低下头，希望她不会说什么刻薄的话。2. Id only walked a few feet when a piece of paper _ and _ to the floor. 我只走了几英尺，就有一张纸滑了出来，嗖地掉在地上。3. Carefully, I _ the paper back into the notebook.我小心翼翼地把纸放回笔记本。（二）情绪描写1. “Ew, why is Kayla on
27、here?” I asked, _ like Id just tasted prune juice.“呃，为什么凯拉在这里?”我问道，我的脸皱成一团，就像刚尝到了西梅汁。2. _, I began to read.得意一笑，我开始阅读纸上的文字。3. I _ something about the list being out in the open where anyone could see it, and then sat down to start my calculus homework.我抱怨说这个列表被放在了一个任何人都能看到的地方，然后坐下来开始我的微积分作业。（三）心理描写1
28、. I knew I had no right to read it, but Kaylas latest _.我知道我没有权利读它，但凯拉最近的轻蔑言论仍然记忆犹新。2. Quickly, I shook away the thought.很快，我摆脱了这种想法。（五）修辞1.The page had a short paragraph typed on it, and _ from the text: Kayla.页面上打出了一小段文字，其中一个名字跳入我的眼帘:凯拉。2. While I attempted to go back to work on my English paper,
29、_.当我试着回去写我的英语论文时，电话萦绕在我心头。拓展练习读后续写阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。Letting go of GingerFeeding the stray cats(流浪猫) in my neighborhood used to be part of my daily routine. I did it out of compassion(同情) and love for animals.When I went home from school, I usually found several stray cats in the c
30、ommunity. They had sharp ears, thin bodies and long tails. They couldnt help but surround the garbage can and pick out the garbage to eat. When their noses smelled the fragrance of the snacks in my hands, they stood in front of me pitifully, as if they wanted to ask me for something to eat. When I s
31、aw that they were pitiful, I gave them one of the snacks. When they were full, they would wag their tails contentedly, as if to thank me.But last month, my favorite cat named Ginger entered a new stage of life: she gave birth to a litter of cute kitties! Thrilled and excited, I bought them a brand-n
32、ew cat nest, food bowls and even a large pack of cat food so that Ginger could take care of her babies with a full stomach. I place the whole package of love and care behind the bushes so that theyd be safe and sound.However, a few days later I found out that what I bought for Ginger was gone! I sta
33、rted looking for Ginger and her nest right away. To my surprise, a property(物业) manager showed up and told me something that was rather shocking and unacceptable. “I know what youre looking for,” said the middle-aged man. “Relax. The cat family is safe, and they didnt need what you bought for them.”
34、注意：1. 续写词数应为150左右；2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。My mind was filled with questions and anger, but he seemed prepared. I understood what he said.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.retreatrtritn. 静修2.nominatenmnetvt. 提名3.scrunchskrntvt. 使蜷缩4.pruneprunn. 西梅干5.legitimateldtmta. 合情合理的6.grumblermblvt./vi. 抱怨7.calcul
35、usklkjlsn. 微积分8.gruntrntvt./vi. 嘟哝9.nominationnmnenn. 提名10.wistfullywstfliadv. 渴望的11.groupierupin. 狂热追随者12.smashsmvt./vi.猛烈撞击13.wrathrn. 盛怒14.stinkystkiadj. 十分难闻的15.eavesdropivzdrpvi. 窃听16.nastynstiadj. 恶意的17.invisiblenvzbladj. 隐形的18.screw upskru弄糟19.archenemyrtenmin. 大敌20.haughtyhtiadj. 傲慢的21.conte
36、mptkntemptn. 蔑视22.spiralsparladj. 螺旋式的23.swoopswupv. 俯冲；猛扑24.disparagingdsprdadj. 贬低的25.hickhkn. 乡下人26.smirksmrkv. 得意的笑27.isolationaslenn. 隔离28.esteemstimn. 尊重；敬重29.resentrzentv. 愤恨30.incompetentnkmptntadj. 无能的31.snide snadadj. 讽刺的【句子学习】请根据中文句子填空。（一）动作描写1. Quickly, I ducked my head, hoping she would
37、nt say something mean.我赶紧低下头，希望她不会说什么刻薄的话。2. Id only walked a few feet when a piece of paper slipped out and swooped to the floor. 我只走了几英尺，就有一张纸滑了出来，嗖地掉在地上。3. Carefully, I slipped the paper back into the notebook.我小心翼翼地把纸放回笔记本。（二）情绪描写1. “Ew, why is Kayla on here?” I asked, my face scrunched up like
38、Id just tasted prune juice.“呃，为什么凯拉在这里?”我问道，我的脸皱成一团，就像刚尝到了西梅汁。2. Smirking, I began to read.得意一笑，我开始阅读纸上的文字。3. I grumbled something about the list being out in the open where anyone could see it, and then sat down to start my calculus homework.我抱怨说这个列表被放在了一个任何人都能看到的地方，然后坐下来开始我的微积分作业。（三）心理描写1. I knew
39、I had no right to read it, but Kaylas latest disparaging remark was still fresh in my mind.我知道我没有权利读它，但凯拉最近的轻蔑言论仍然记忆犹新。2. Quickly, I shook away the thought.很快，我摆脱了这种想法。（五）修辞1.The page had a short paragraph typed on it, and a single name jumped out at me from the text: Kayla.页面上打出了一小段文字，其中一个名字跳入我的眼帘:
40、凯拉。2. While I attempted to go back to work on my English paper, the phone call haunted me.当我试着回去写我的英语论文时，电话萦绕在我心头。拓展练习读后续写参考范文My mind was filled with questions and anger, but he seemed prepared. “Ginger, if thats her name, is an independent creature. She can manage herself with or without you. I und
41、erstand your willingness to help, but you are not going to keep her as a pet, right? Ginger should take responsibility for herself. However, by providing her with every refinement, youre making her more and more dependent on human beings. Youve been making life way too easy for them and thats no good for any wildlife.”I understood what he said. For Ginger and her kitties, my care and love are a blessing, but they may diminish their independent nature. As a helper, I was doing too much. I should let them be who they really are. A helper doesnt always have to “help”.学科网（北京）股份有限公司