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1、高三英语培优名著阅读之心灵鸡汤精选The Repair Shop班级：_学号：_姓名：_心灵鸡汤精选The Repair Shop话题归类阅读难度词数圣诞习俗与意义五星902【文章梗概】本文紧紧围绕圣诞节的各种礼物而展开：来自圣诞老人的礼物和爸爸妈妈的礼物。爸爸在准备圣诞礼物时倡导的勤俭和自强的优良家风，传至我这一代，被高度认同和深深珍爱。It is not the magnitude of our actions but the amount of love that is put into them that matters. Mother TeresaNothing compares t
2、o Christmas. It is the best holiday ever. As a young child, I loved the stories about flying reindeer, Jack Frostnippingat your nose, and the baby Jesus wrapped in swaddlingclothes. I didnt understand how all these holiday images fit together. Still, one thing seemed cleara special feeling or spirit
3、 prevailedduring Christmas. My parents would sit closer together on the sofa, whispering secrets and laughing. Nita and I would put aside our sibling rivalry for a few weeks. Even our dog, normally quiet and reserved, would prancearound the yard, barking and offering a playful growlor two.Giving and
4、 receiving Christmas gifts were the main events. I guess its that way with most families. Both practices had their advantages and intrigue. For me, the receiving aspect held a higher priority. Santa dropped off one present per child at our home, occasionally two. All other gifts had to come from our
5、 parents, family, or friends. I think Santa also filled the stockings we hung from the fireplacemantel. In the morning, our socks contained chocolate bars, oranges, assorted nuts, and other handy items we needed for school.On Christmas Eve, we put out a plate of homemade cookies for Santa on the fir
6、eplace mantel, usually chocolate-chip or gingerbread ones that Mom helped us bake, and a glass of skim milk. He never ate the whole cookie, just took a bite of each one and a sip or two of milk. With a ton of deliveries to finish before morning, he must have been in a hurry. One year, I put out a fe
7、w carrot slices and some peanut butter on celery, but those were left untouched. I got the point; next year, we went back to cookies.Santas gifts were always nice, but not really a surprise. My sister and I had already talked to him or one of his helpers at the Montrose Mall or written him a letter
8、a few weeks earlier. Sometimes, we did both, so Santa knew about our wish list. And he was pretty good at remembering what we talked about because we usually received at least one of the things we mentioned. Even so, I liked the gifts my parents gave better. They seemed more personal. Parental prese
9、nts were joint gifts, addressed from both of them, but I knew the difference. Moms usually gave socks, underwear, and knitted slippers. Dads, on the other hand, understood what little boys wanted most. Therefore, if I received a baseball glove, ten-speed bicycle, or Radio Flyer wagon, it probably ca
10、me from Dad.The only thing I disliked about the holiday was my fathers disappearance on Christmas Eve. He always left right after dinner and stayed out most of the evening. Of course, being a child, I went to bed early, so that may have affected my perception of time. Nevertheless, I would not see h
11、im again until Christmas Day. In the morning, he had difficulty waking up. He kept yawning, too. His eyes looked tired and bloodshot. If I glanced into my parents bedroom, I could see that Dad had not slept on his side of the bed. He must have been out all night doing something. But what?Then one Ch
12、ristmas Eve, out of concern, I asked Mom the dreaded question, “Why does Dad leave every Christmas Eve, and where does he go thats so important?”I realized my father, a Los Angeles County firefighter, might leave unexpectedly if the firehouse captain asked him to cover a shift or help with an emerge
13、ncy. However, if that were the case, Dad would be wearing his uniform, not his regular clothing. Mom only shrugged her shoulders and smiled at my concerns. She never seemed to worry about his untimely departures; she just kissed him goodbye as if everything were fine.Years later, after cancer took D
14、ads life prematurely, Mom explained the reason for his mysterious absences. “Your father would drive downtown to Montrose for some last-minute Christmas shopping. He would walk through the stores looking for broken itemsthings he could repaint, repair, or refurbish. Before the days of full refunds a
15、nd instant in-store credits, most shop owners wanted to offset their losses by selling worn-out demos, dismembered toys, and other defective products. Your dad, always a good negotiator, whittled the prices down to almost nothing. Money was tight in those days, so buying expensive new gifts was not
16、an option for us.“When he got back home, hed sneak past your bedroom and head for his workshop in the garage with an armload of bargains. If necessary, your father would stay up all night to repair the damage and restore them. The Christmas presents from usyour new bicycle, wagon, train, baseball gl
17、ove, and most everything else were broken items your dad had fixed.”Every Christmas Eve, I follow my fathers example and shop the stores for damaged products to refurbish as gifts. It makes Christmas more meaningful. In fact, it reminds me of the baby born in Bethlehem on that very first Christmas.
18、He grew up to be a repairer too, just like my dad. The only differenceHe fixes broken lives and repairs wounded souls. No doubt, those gifts are the best ones of all.【词汇过关】请写出下面文单词在文章中的中文意思。1.magnitudemntjudn._2.Jack Frostdkfrstn._ 3.swaddleswdlvt._4.sibling rivalrysblravlrin._5.prance prnsvi._6.int
19、riguentrin._7.mantelmnt()ln._8.gingerbreaddndbredn._9.celeryselrin._10.knitntvt._11.neverthelessnevlesadv._12.dreadeddreddadj._13.refurbishrifbvt._14.offsetfsetvt._15.dismemberdsmemb(r)vt._16.whittlewtlvt._17.armload mldn._18.reindeerrendn._19.nipnpvt._20.prevailprvelvt._21.reservedrzvdadj._22.growl
20、 ralvi._23.priorityprartin._24.assorted stdadj._25.skimskmadj._26.joint dntadj._27.perception psepnn._28.yawnjnvi._29.prematurelypremtliadv._ 30.refundrifndn._31.demodemn._32.defective dfektvadj._33.sneaksnikvi._34.wagonwnn._【句子学习】请根据中文句子填空。（一）动作描写：1. My parents _ together on the sofa, whispering se
21、crets and _.我的爸爸妈妈会更加亲密地一起坐在沙发上，低声地说着悄悄话，(开心地)笑着。 2. And he was pretty good at _ what we talked about because we usually _ at least one of the things we _.并且他非常善于记住我们谈论的内容，因为我们总是会收到至少一件我们曾经谈到过的东西。3. In the morning, he _. He _, too. His eyes _ and _.早晨的时候，他挣扎半天才能起床。他不停地打着哈欠。他的眼睛看上去非常疲倦，布满了血丝。（二）心理描写：
22、1. _, I _ the gifts my parents gave _. They seemed more personal. 即使是这样，我仍然更喜欢来自爸爸妈妈的礼物。他们送的礼物更加的个性化/私人化。2. The only thing I _ the holiday was my fathers disappearance _.关于这个假期，我唯一不喜欢的事情是爸爸在圣诞前夜会消失得不见踪影。3. Then one Christmas Eve, _, I asked Mom the _, “Why does Dad leave every Christmas Eve, and whe
23、re does he go thats so important?”然后有一次圣诞前夜，出于担忧，我问了妈妈那个令人忧虑的问题：“为什么爸爸在每一个圣诞前夜都会离开呢，他去了什么如此重要的地方？”（三）主题升华：1. _ the magnitude of our actions _ the amount of love that is put into them _.真正重要的，不是我们的行动有多么声势浩大，而是我们为之投入的心意有多深沉/有多浓厚。2. _your new bicycle, wagon, train, baseball glove, and most everything e
24、lse _ your dad had fixed.”来自我们的圣诞节礼物你们的新自行车，四轮马车，火车，棒球手套，以及其他绝大多数礼物都是你爸爸亲手维修好的破损物件。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。Jared was a boy who was raised by his single father, Steve, and his grandfather Michael. Although he didnt have much in life, Jared was grateful for what he had. He enjoyed
25、 living a simple life with his dad and grandfather.After school, Jared would often go into his grandfathers garage and they would repair his car together. Jared was a skilled mechanic and it was all thanks to his grandfathers patient teaching. And Jared wished one day he would open a car repair shop
26、 using his grandfathers garage. Michael supported it.Unfortunately, Michael died when Jared was 14. Jared continued to look after his grandfathers car. One day, his dad entered his room and handed him the key to his grandfathers car. “Your grandpa wanted me to give this to you on your eighteenth bir
27、thday. He said you could decide what to do with the careither sell it or keep it,” his dad said.Jared smiled. He was thankful that he now had a car. And he was happy it was a special car that he and his grandfather maintained together. “Ill keep it! I dont have to take the bus to school anymore. I c
28、an just drive!” Jared replied excitedly.Then Steve returned to his own room. He hoped Jared would not sell the car. And he hoped someday Jared would find the envelope Michael had secretly left for him. The envelope was put under the drivers seat of the car. In the envelope, Michael left Jared $15,00
29、0. And he had left a note. It read, “I knew you wouldnt sell my car. Thank you, Jared! I hope the money can help you. Be a good man!”The following day, when Jared arrived at school, many students saw his car. They didnt think highly of it because it was old and noisy. But Jared valued it. Later that
30、 day, after school, he couldnt start the car. There appeared to be a problem with it.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。Paragraph 1:Jared decided to repair the car himself. Paragraph 2:Confused, Jared quickly opened the envelope. 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.magnitudemntjudn.规模；数量 2.Jack Fr
31、ostdkfrstn.严寒 3.swaddleswdlvt.紧裹；束缚4.sibling rivalrysblravlrin.兄弟姐妹之争5.prance prnsvi.昂首阔步6.intriguentrin.密谋策划7.mantelmnt()ln.壁炉架8.gingerbreaddndbredn.姜饼9.celeryselrin.芹菜10.knitntvt.编织；针织11.neverthelessnevlesadv.尽管如此12.dreadeddreddadj.令人忧虑的13.refurbishrifbvt.翻新重装14.offsetfsetvt.补偿15.dismemberdsmemb(r
32、)vt.分割；肢解16.whittlewtlvt.削减17.armload mldn.一抱之量18.reindeerrendn.驯鹿19.nipnpvt.啃咬20.prevailprvelvt.盛行；占上风21.reservedrzvdadj.寡言少语的22.growl ralvi.(动物)低吼；咆哮23.priorityprartin.优先事项24.assorted stdadj.什锦的25.skimskmadj.脱脂的26.joint dntadj.联合的27.perception psepnn.感知；看法；认知28.yawnjnvi.打哈欠29.prematurelypremtliadv
33、.过早地； 30.refundrifndn.退款31.demodemn.录音样带32.defective dfektvadj.有缺陷的33.sneaksnikvi.偷偷地走；潜行34.wagonwnn.四轮马车【句子学习】请根据中文句子填空。（一）动作描写：4. My parents would sit closer together on the sofa, whispering secrets and laughing.我的爸爸妈妈会更加亲密地一起坐在沙发上，低声地说着悄悄话，(开心地)笑着。 5. And he was pretty good at remembering what we
34、 talked about because we usually received at least one of the things we mentioned.并且他非常善于记住我们谈论的内容，因为我们总是会收到至少一件我们曾经谈到过的东西。6. In the morning, he had difficultywaking up. He kept yawning, too. His eyes looked tired and bloodshot.早晨的时候，他挣扎半天才能起床。他不停地打着哈欠。他的眼睛看上去非常疲倦，布满了血丝。（二）心理描写：4. Even so, I liked t
35、he gifts my parents gave better. They seemed more personal. 即使是这样，我仍然更喜欢来自爸爸妈妈的礼物。他们送的礼物更加的个性化/私人化。5. The only thing I disliked about the holiday was my fathers disappearance on Christmas Eve.关于这个假期，我唯一不喜欢的事情是爸爸在圣诞前夜会消失得不见踪影。6. Then one Christmas Eve, out of concern, I asked Mom the dreaded question
36、, “Why does Dad leave every Christmas Eve, and where does he go thats so important?”然后有一次圣诞前夜，出于担忧，我问了妈妈那个令人忧虑的问题：“为什么爸爸在每一个圣诞前夜都会离开呢，他去了什么如此重要的地方？”（三）主题升华：3. It is not the magnitude of our actions but the amount of love that is put into them that matters.真正重要的，不是我们的行动有多么声势浩大，而是我们为之投入的心意有多深沉/有多浓厚。4.
37、 The Christmas presents from usyour new bicycle, wagon, train, baseball glove, and most everything else were broken items your dad had fixed.”来自我们的圣诞节礼物你们的新自行车，四轮马车，火车，棒球手套，以及其他绝大多数礼物都是你爸爸亲手维修好的破损物件。拓展练习读后续写参考范文Jared decided to repair the car himself. So he looked for the tools to fix the car. After
38、 finding the tool, he opened the front cover of the car. Then he checked the parts one by one and finally found that the engine wires had been burned out. He rewired the wires as his grandfather had taught him. Then he tried to start the car and finally he succeeded. He felt very happy and excited.
39、He found that the inside of the car was not very tidy, so he decided to clean it. When he went to clean the drivers seat, he found an unopened envelope.Confused, Jared quickly opened the envelope. In the envelope, there was a letter and some money. Then he opened the letter and read the contents. The letter was written by his grandfather Michael. The letter said that Jared wouldnt sell the car and the grandfather hoped the money would help Jared. After reading the letter, he was moved to tears and cherished the car even more.学科网（北京）股份有限公司