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1、高三英语培优名着阅读之心灵鸡汤精选Best Friends班级：学号：姓名：心灵鸡汤精选Best Friends话题归类阅读难度词数友谊的理解三星628【文章梗概】我，为了恳求朋友Ann陪我多玩一会儿，忍痛割爱地把己逝的Reba姑妈给我的一双小小的 鹿皮靴给了 Ann。靴子送出去了，Ann陪我玩着，我却开心不起来。为自己所作的事情耿耿于怀，以至于 饭也没有吃，一个人呆在房间里。我终于决定去要问这双承载了我对姑妈所有美好记忆的小小的靴子，同 时也思考到底什么是真正的朋友？真正的朋友是愿意和你陪你一起，也从不要求回报的。Wcrc swallowed up only when were willin
2、g fbr it to happen.“Please stay,“ I begged.Ann was my best friend, the only other girl in the neighborhood, and I didnt want her to go.She sat on my bed, her blue eyes blank.Im borcd, she said, slowly her thick red pigtail around her finger. She had come to play a half hour ago.“Please dont go, I De
3、cided. Your mother said you could stay an hour.”Ann started to get up, then spotted a pair of niiniaiure Indian moccasins on my bedside tabic. With their bright-colored beads on bidtery leather, the moccasins were my most cherished possession.TH stay if youll give me those,M Ann said.I frowned. I co
4、uldnt imagine parting with the moccasins. uBut Aunt Reba gave them to me,“ I protested.My aunt had been a beautiful, kind woman. I had really adored her. She was never too busy to spend time with me. We made up silly stories and laughed and laughed. The day she died, I cried under a blanket fbr hour
5、s, unable to believe that I would never see her again. Now, as I cuddled the soft moccasins in my hands, I was filled with fond memories of Aunt Reba.“Come on,“题区 Ann. Im your best friend.As if she needed to remind me!I dont know what came over me, but more than anything, I wanted someone to play wi
6、th me. I wanted someone to play with so much that I handed Ann the moccasins!After she stuffed them in her pocket, we rode our bikes up and down the alley a few limes. Soon it was time fbr her to go. Upset at what I had done, I didnt feel like playing anyway.I pleaded “not hungry that evening and dr
7、agged off to bed without dinner. Once up in my room, I began to really miss those moccasins!When my mom had mcked me in and turned out the light, she asked me what was wrong. Through my tears, I told her how I had betrayed Aunt Rebas memory and how ashamed I felt.Mom hugged me warmly, but all she co
8、uld say was, “Well, I guess youll have to decide what to do.Her words didnt seem to help. Alone in the dark, I began to think more clearly. Kids code says you dont give, then take back. But was it a fair trade? Why did I let Ann toy with my feelings? But most of all, is Ann really my best friend?I d
9、ecided what I would do. I tossed and turned all night, dreading daylight.At school the next day, I cornered Ann. I took a deep breath and asked fbr the moccasins. Her eyes narrowed, and she stared at me for a long time.Please. I was thinking. Please.“Okay,“ she said finally, producing the moccasins
10、from her pocket. UI didnt like them anyway. Relief washed over me like a wave.After a while, Ann and I stopped playing together. I discovered the neighborhood boys werent half bad, especially when they asked me to play softball. 1 even made girlfriends in other neighborhoods.Through the years, I hav
11、e had other best friends. But I have never again begged fbr their company. I have come (o understand (hat best friends are people who want to spend time with you, and they ask nothing in return.Mary Beth Olson【词汇过关】请写出下面文单词在文章中的中文意思。1 .twirl tw?(r)l vt.2 .plead pli?d vt.3 .miniature?m?n?t?(r)J adj.4
12、 .moccasins ?m?k?s?n n.5 .buttery b?t?ri adj.6 . frown fra?n vi.7 .protest pr?test vt.8 .cuddle k?d(?)l vt.9 .prod pr?dl vt.10 .stuff st?fl vt.1 l.tuck t?k vt.12 .toss t?sl vi.13 .dread dred vt.14 .corner?k?(r)n?(r) .把逼到一个角落【句子学习】请根据中文句子填空。(一)动作描写Tm bored,“ she said, slowly her thick red pigtail aro
13、und her finger.“我很无聊，“她说，缓缓地用手指缠绕着她浓密的红色辫子。1. I all night,daylight.一整晚，我辗转反侧，害怕白天的到来。3.1 Ann. I took a deep breath and asked for the moccasins. Her eyes , and she stared me for a long time.我把Ann叫道一个舛落。我深深地吸了口气，问她要我的鹿皮靴。她眯着眼睛，盯着我看了好久。4. “Okay,“ she said finally,the moccasins from her pocket. 终于，她说了声“
14、好吧，”从她口袋里拿出了鹿皮靴。(-)情绪描写I. She sat on my bed,. 她坐在我床上，蓝色的眼睛一片茫然。2 .The day she died, I under a blanket for hours, that I would never see her again.她去世的那天，我躲在被子下面哭了好久，没法相信我将再也见不着她了。3 .what I had done, I didnt feel like playing anyway.对自己刚刚做的是感到难过，我一点不想玩了04., I began to think more clearly. 独自呆在黑漆漆的房间里，
15、我的思绪明朗了许多。5.me like a wave. 我如释重负。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。A cold winter, four years ago, my mothers birthday was approaching. She was turning fifty years old. My mom did not ask for much but she wanted (o spend quality time with the family on her birthday. My dad on the other ha
16、nd had another idea in mind. He decided to throw her a surprise birthday party, but my mother hated surprises. No one knew how this would turn out. The outcome could be great or a great fail.My parents have six children, including me. Five of us were in America and one of my brothers was in Ghana. M
17、y dad thought that if all the children spoke at her party in our language which is called Ashanti (阿散蒂 语)then that would make the party extraordinary. When my father first explained his idea, I realized that I would have to speak as well. At that time I was an extremely shy person, especially in fro
18、nt of crowds. My dad gave us the option to go up to the stage and speak. He mostly wanted me to speak, because I was the youngest and he thought it would be great.The nexl day when my mother went to work, I pulled my dad aside to talk to him and tell him that I would love to speak at my mothers part
19、y. I could tell that he was crazy about the decision I made. My father and I agreed that he would help me write my speech in Ashanti. 1 was excited and anxious at the same time, but I knew too much worry was not going to help. I knew I had no choice if I wanted to impress my mother. All I could thin
20、k about was the smile my mom would have on her face when I spoke. We practiced hard daily to memorize (he speech better. My dad and my brothers were out for a whole day, preparing for the recreational center, where the party would be held. We were a little tired but we thought it was worth doing so.
21、 注意：1 .续写词数应为150左右；.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Finally the day of the party came.My dad handed me the microphone first.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 .twirl tw?(r)l vt.(用手指)缠绕.plead pli?d vt.恳求2 .miniature ?m?n?t?(r) adj.很小的；微型的.moccasins ?m?k?s?nl n.鹿皮靴3 .buttery b?t?ri adj.黄油般的.frown fra?n vi.皱眉4 .prote
22、st |pr?testvl.抗议；坚决地表示.cuddle k?d(?)l vt.搂抱9,prod pr?dl vl.催促O.stuff st?f vt.塞满11 .tuck t?k vt.掖好被子.toss t?svi.辗转反侧12 .dread |dred vt.害怕，担心.corner?k?(r)n?(r) .把逼到一个角落【句子学习】请根据中文句子填空。(一)动作描写Im bored,“ she said, slowly twirling her thick red pigtail around her finger. “我很无聊，”她说，缓缓地用手指缠绕着她浓密的红色辫子。5. I
23、tossed and turned all night, dreading daylight. 一整晚，我辗转反侧，害怕白天的到来。6. I cornered Ann. I took a deep breath and asked for the moccasins. Her eyes narrowed, and she stared me for a long time.我把Ann叫道一个角落。我深深地吸了 口气，问她要我的鹿皮靴。她眯着眼睛，盯着我看了好久。7. “Okay,“ she said finally, producing the moccasins from her pocke
24、t. 终于，她说了声“好吧，”从她口袋里拿出了鹿皮靴。(二)情绪描写I. She sat on my bed, her blue eyes blank. 她坐在我床上，蓝色的眼睛一片茫然。2 .Thc day she died, I cried under a blanket for hours, unable to believe that I would never sec her again. 她去世的那天，我躲在被子下面哭了好久，没法相信我将再也见不着她了。3 .Upset at what I had done, I didnt feel like playing anyway. 对自
25、己刚刚做的是感到难过，我一点不想玩了。4 .Alone in the dark, I began to think more clearly.独自呆在黑漆漆的房间里，我的思绪明朗了许多。5 .Relief washed over me like a wave. 我如释重负。拓展练习读后续写参考范文Finally the day of the parly came. When we came home, my dad said we were going out to eat, so we should get dressed. When we finally arrived at the re
26、creational center, my mom went inside and everyone screamed “surprise！ My mother was in total shock and she ran out with tears of joy. We danced, laughed, ate, and enjoyed the party. My dad came up and said that the children all have speeches for their wonderful mother. My mother looked shocked, but
27、 in a positive way.My dad handed me the microphone first. When I saw many eyes staring at me, my hands were shaking. I went up there and made my speech and I did wonderfully! The crowd cheered because I did such a great job, speaking Ashanti so well. I felt as if a heavy burden was lifted off of my shoulder. When we came home, my mom told me I did the best out of my sisters and brothers, and she was so proud to see me up there although I was shy.