心灵鸡汤读后续写45PierretheGentleGiant导学案-九24届高三英语一轮复习

45Pierre,theGentleGiant一、请根据两个提示句进行故事续写，150词左右。Oneearlysummerafternoon,mylittlebrotherandIwereaboutaquarter-milefromourhome,deepinthewoodsbyariverwelikedtoplaynear.We’dstayoutsolongthatmybrotherusuallykeptsnacksinhispocketssowewouldn’tneedtogohomeuntilsuppertime.MybrotherspottedPierredrinkingfromtheriver.Hewantedtogopethim,butIwasn’tsosureitwasagoodidea.Pierrewasanextra-largeGermanShepherd（牧羊犬）.Thatdidn’tscareme.Ilovedbigdogs.ButonthedaywefoundPierre,hisappearancewasfrightening.Withmanyblood-encrusted（结痂的）woundsandcompletelythinanddullfur,hewassoskinnythatwecouldseehisindividualribs（肋骨）.Aswegotcloser,Icouldtellhewasshakinginfear.Myheartwentouttothispoordog,butIwasn’tsurehowtohelphim.Evenatonlyfiveyearsold,mybrotherwasbraverthanIwas.Growinguparoundanimals,heknewhowtoapproachthescareddogandofferedhimsomeofoursnacks.Pierrestoppedshaking,andhiseyeslitupwithhope.WhenPierrecarefullyateandthengentlypushedhisbigheadintomybrother’slittlehandforpetting,myfearsmeltedaway.Mydesiretohelphimoverrodemyfearofhisappearance.WeknewMomlovedanimals,butmeanwhilewasafraidofbigdogs.EvenifnotsurewhetherMomwouldacceptthisextra-largeone,wedecidedtotakePierrehome.Thenwegavehimagoodbathintheriver,tryingtomakehimlookmorepresentable（像样的）.Thatquarter-miletrailhomewasupasteephill,soPierrehadtohavetakeneverybitofhisenergyreservestofollowus.Finallyourbackyardwasinthesight.Wehadn’tfiguredouthowtoapproachourmomaboutPierreyet,sowehidhimbehindtheshed（棚屋）.IwentinsidetoaskMomifwecouldhaveapicnicsupperintheyard,figuringPierrecould“happen”tocometoourtable.AftergettingMom’sapproval,Ihelpedtosetthetable,hopingthispoorskinnygiantcouldappeartimelywhilewewereeating,winningMomover.Butbeforeweallsatdowntoeat,Pierretimidly（胆小地）approachedthetable._________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Gradually,withlotsofgoodfoodandlovingattention,Pierre’semotionalwoundshealedaswellashisbody.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________二、原作品读Pierre,theGentleGiantOneearlysummerafternoon,mylittlebrotherandIwereaboutaquarter-milefromourhome,deepinthewoodsbyariverwelikedtoplaynear.We’dstayoutsolongthatmybrotherusuallykeptsnacksinhispocketssowewouldn’tneedtogohomeuntilsuppertime.MybrotherspottedPierredrinkingfromtheriver.Hewantedtogopethim,butIwasn’tsosureitwasagoodidea.Pierrewasanextra-largeGermanShepherd.Thatdidn’tscareme.Ilovedbigdogs.ButonthedaywefoundPierre,hisappearancewasfrightening.Hehadmanyblood-encrustedwounds,andhewassoemaciatedthatwecouldseehisindividualribs.Hehadsparse,dullfur,andwascompletelyfilthy.ButwhenIlookedathisposture,Icouldseethathewaspetrifiedofus.Aswegotcloser,Icouldtellhewasshakinginfear.Myheartwentouttothispoor,abuseddog,butIwasn’tsurehowtohelphim.Evenatonlyfiveyearsold,mybrotherwasmoreadventurousandbravethanIwas.WhileIwasdebatinghowbesttohelpPierre,heapproachedthescareddogandofferedhimsomeofoursnacks.Pierrestoppedshaking,andhiseyeslitupwithhope.WhenPierrecarefullyateandthennudgedhisbigheadintomybrother’slittlehandforpetting,myfearsmeltedaway.Hewasclearlyagooddogwhohadbeeninabadsituation.Mydesiretohelphimoverrodemyfearofhisappearance.Mybrotherwaseagertobringhimuptothehouserightaway,butPierrelookedlikehe’dbeenoutsidealoneforalongtime.SoIthoughtweshouldcleanhimupabitbeforebringinghimhomeandaskingifwecouldkeephim.Wegavehimasgoodabathintheriverastwolittlekidscanmanagewithoutanysoap.Pierrepatientlyenduredoureffortstomakehimlookmorepresentable.Heseemedtounderstandthatweweretryingtohelphim.Thatquarter-miletrekhomewasupaverysteephill.PierrelimpedfromsomeofhisinjuriesandseemedsoweakthatIwasn’tsurehecouldmakeit.Westoppedtorestacoupleoftimesonthewayupthehill,andPierresomehowfoundthestrengthtomakeitallthewayup.Ithadtohavetakeneverybitofhisenergyreservestodoso.Thewoodseventuallyopenedtoaclearingthatwasourbackyard.Wehadn’tfiguredouthowtoapproachourmomaboutPierreyet,soweconcealedhimbehindtheshed.IaskedmybrothertogivethedogfoodandwaterandtodohisbesttokeepPierrequiet.Iwentinside,andMomaskedwheremybrotherwas.Itoldherhewasplayinghappilyinthebackyardandaskedifwecouldhaveapicnicsupperthere.IfiguredifPierrecould“happen”tocometothetablewhilewewereeating,shewouldseehowskinnyhewasandwanttofeedandkeephim.Shesaidsure,andthenaskedmetosetthepicnictablefordinner.IhopedthatPierrewouldstaybehindtheshedatleastforafewminutes,butbeforeweallsatdowntoeat,Pierretimidlyapproachedthetable.Pierre’spatheticappearancemusthavecalmedMom’snervesbecausewhileshelookedanxiousforasecond,shetookadeepbreath,andthenslowlyandgentlyapproachedhim.Itwasprobablybestthatwehadalreadygivenhimabitofabath.Andhiswoundsdidn’tlookquiteasbad.Unfortunately,itturnedoutthatPierrewasafraidofadults.WhenMomgotclosetohim,hehunghishead,histaildippeddownbetweenhislegs,andfromthesuddensmell,Ithinkhemighthavewethimself.Soeventhoughmymotherisoneofthemostanimal-lovingpeopleI’veeverknown,itseemedbestforhernottotouchhimjustyet.MybrotherandIgavehimmorefoodandwater,anddidourbesttocomforthim.HetookafewdaystowarmuptoMom.Hergentle,lovingnaturedidwinhimovereventually.Pierre’sbodyhealedfasterthanhisemotionalwounds.Beforesummerwasover,hehadaluxuriouscoatandastrong,healthybody.Hisribswerecoveredbypowerfulmuscles.Helookedlikeawholenewdog.Withlotsofgoodfoodandlovingattention,Pierrebecamethephysicallypowerfuldoghewascreatedtobe.Weplayedwithhimforhourseveryday,andhesoakeditalluphappily.Helovedusunconditionally.Pierre,ourgentlegiant,wasthebesttreasureweeverfoundinthewoods.I.Wordsforunderstanding（加粗的单词为熟记单词，其它认识即可）：单词音标词性释义单词音标词性释义spot[spɔt]vt.看见effort[ˈefət]n.气力pet[pet]vi.抚摸presentable[prɪˈzentəbl]adj.像样的scare[skeə(r)]vt.惊吓trek[trek]n.长途跋涉appearance[əˈpɪərəns]n.外貌steep[stiːp]adj.陡峭的frightening[ˈfraɪtnɪŋ]adj.令人害怕的limp[lɪmp]vi.瘸着走encrust[ɪn'krʌst]vi.结壳injury[ˈɪndʒəri]n.受伤emaciated[ɪˈmeɪsieɪtɪd]adj.消瘦的strength[streŋθ]n.体力individual[ˌɪndɪˈvɪdʒuəl]adj.单独的reserve[rɪˈzɜːv]n.储备（量）rib[rɪb]n.肋骨eventually[ɪˈventʃuəli]adv.终于sparse[spɑːs]adj.稀疏的clearing[ˈklɪərɪŋ]n.林中空地dull[dʌl]adj.无光泽的approach[əˈprəʊtʃ]vt.找...商谈filthy[ˈfɪlθi]adj.肮脏的conceal[kənˈsiːl]vt.隐藏posture[ˈpɒstʃə(r)]n.姿势shed[ʃed]n.棚petrified[ˈpetrɪfaɪd]adj.恐慌的figure[ˈfɪɡə(r)]vt.认为shake[ʃeɪk]vi.颤抖timidly['tɪmɪdli]vt.胆小地abuse[əˈbjuːz]vt.虐待pathetic[pəˈθetɪk]adj.可怜的adventurous[ədˈventʃərəs]adj.有冒险精神的anxious[ˈæŋkʃəs]adj.焦虑的debate[dɪˈbeɪt]vt.斟酌dip[dɪp]vi.下沉approach[əˈprəʊtʃ]vt.靠近wet[wet]

vt.尿湿offer[ˈɒfə]vt.提供comfort[ˈkʌmfət]vt.安慰nudge[nʌdʒ]vt.轻推gentle[ˈdʒentl]adj.友善的desire[dɪˈzaɪə]n.渴望heal[hiːl]vt.愈合override[ˌəʊvəˈraɪd]vt.凌驾luxurious[lʌɡˈʒʊəriəs]adj.十分舒适的endure[ɪnˈdjʊə(r)]vt.容忍treasure[ˈtreʒə(r)]n.珍宝短语释义短语释义lightup喜形于色calmone’snerves稳住情绪meltaway消失warmtosb开始喜欢上（某人）beeagertodo...渴望做某事winsbover把（某人）争取过来cleanup把（身体）洗干净soakup享受figureout弄明白III.Readtoappreciate:FillintheblanksaccordingtoChinesetranslations1.我弟弟发现Pierre在河里喝水。他想去抚摸它，但我不太确定这是个好主意。Mybrother_____________Pierredrinkingfromtheriver.Hewantedto________________________him,butIwasn’tsosureitwasagoodidea.(Action)2.当我们靠近时，我可以看出它害怕得发抖。Aswe________________________,Icouldtellhewas_____________.(Action+Emotion)3.Pierre停止了颤抖，它的眼睛里充满了希望。Pierre________________________,andhiseyes_______________________________________________.(Action+Emotion)4.当Pierre小心翼翼地吃完，然后把它的大脑袋靠近我弟弟的小手以求抚慰时，我的恐惧就烟消云散了。WhenPierrecarefullyateandthen________________________________________________intomybrother’slittlehandfor____________,myfears________________________.(Action+Emotion)5.最终走出树林，来到一片空地，那就是我们的后院。Thewoodseventually_________________________________________________thatwasourbackyard.(Environment)6.Pierre腼腆地靠近桌子。Pierre__________________________thetable.(Action)7.那可怜兮兮的样子让她平静了下来，因为在她一脸焦急的同时，她深吸了一口气，然后慢慢地、温柔地靠近了它。Pierre’spatheticappearancemusthave____________________________________becausewhileshe__________________________forasecond,she______________________________________________,andthen_______________________________________________him.(Action+Emotion)8.当妈妈靠近它时，它低着头，尾巴夹在两腿之间，从突如其来的气味判断，我想它可能是吓尿了。WhenMom________________________________him,he_________________________________,histail______________________betweenhislegs,andfromthesuddensmell,Ithinkhemighthave___________himself.(Action+Emotion)IV.LanguageinuseApplicationofthekeywords:FillintheblanksaccordingtotheChinesesentences1.邻居们发现有烟从这所房子里冒出来。Neighbours____________smokecomingoutofthehouse.2.他们设法把熊吓跑了。Theymanagedto____________thebear____________.3.我像树叶似的直哆嗦。Iwas____________likealeaf.她尽自己最大的努力来安慰那个哭泣的孩子。Shedidherbestto____________thecryingchild.猫小心翼翼地靠近婴儿。Thecat____________thebabycautiously.6.她的幽默感马上就把他争取过来了。Hersenseofhumourhad___________him___________atonce.太阳落到地平线下了。Thesun____________belowthehorizons.我感激地接过她递来的一杯咖啡。Igratefullytookthecupofcoffeeshe____________me.她小心翼翼地进了屋。She____________enteredtheroom.她把脚踝扭伤了，一瘸一拐地走着。Shehadtwistedherankleandwas____________.家人的爱让我又快乐了起来。Ifelt___________bymyfamily’slove.Imitationofthescenes：1.Unfortunately,itturnedoutthatPierrewasafraidofadults.WhenMomgotclosetohim,hehunghishead,histaildippeddownbetweenhislegs,andfromthesuddensmell,Ithinkhemighthavewethimself.模仿：描写一条狗见到生人害怕的情景。____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________2.Aswegotcloser,Icouldtellhewasshakinginfear.WhileIwasdebatinghowbesttohelpPierre,heapproachedthescareddogandofferedhimsomeofoursnacks.Pierrestoppedshaking,andhiseyeslitupwithhope.WhenPierrecarefullyateandthennudgedhisbigheadintomybrother’slittlehandforpetting,myfearsmeltedaway.模仿：描写我初次见到狗狗，安抚它、让它不再害怕的情景。____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Key:读后续写Butbeforeweallsatdowntoeat,Pierretimidlyapproachedthetable.Itwasprobablybestthatwehadalreadygivenhimabitofabath.IeagerlyexplainedtoMomhowwehadmetPierreinthewoods.ItmustbehispoorappearancethatcalmedMom’snerves.Whileshelookedanxiousforasecond,Momtookadeepbreath,andthenslowlyandgentlyapproachedhim.Unfortunately,Pierreseemedtobeafraidofadults,drawingbackshakily.RealizingitnottherighttimeforMomtotouchhimnow,mybrotherandIdidourbesttocomforthim.Gradually,withlotsofgoo