名著閱讀之心靈雞湯精選 Mrs. G in 3B 學(xué)案-高三英語二輪復(fù)習(xí)培優(yōu)

高三英語培優(yōu)·名著閱讀之心靈雞湯精選Mrs.Gin3B班級：____________學(xué)號：____________姓名：____________心靈雞湯精選Mrs.Gin3B話題歸類閱讀難度詞數(shù)學(xué)會求助五星1170【文章梗概】在我居住的公寓樓，經(jīng)常有汽車司機做善事，開車送Green太太去化療，而作為學(xué)生的我，經(jīng)常步行去車站乘汽車去學(xué)校，不會向別人請求搭便車。三周后的一個下著大雪的晚上，我要趕去學(xué)校參加期末考試，怕遲到趕不上考試，我終于鼓足勇氣向他人求助，而這次開車送我去學(xué)校的，竟然是身患癌癥的Green太太，老太太也為再次像個正常人那樣去幫助他人而很高興。Thenoticewaspostednexttothetenants’mailboxesintheapartmentbuildingI’djustmovedintoinBrooklyn,NewYork.“AMitzvahforMrs.Green,”itread.“SignuptodriveMrs.Gin#3Bhomefromherchemotherapytreatmentstwiceamonth.”SinceIwasn’tadriver,Icouldn’taddmyname,butthewordmitzvahlingeredinmythoughtsafterIwentupstairs.It’saHebrewwordthatmeans“todoagooddeed,”or“anactthatexpressesGod’swill.”Itismorethanthat,really,morelikeacommandmenttodothingsforothers.Andaccordingtomygrandmother,italsohadanothermeaning.Thiswastheoneshewasalwayspointingouttomebecauseshe’dnoticehowshyIwasaboutlettingpeopledothingsforme.“Linda,it’sablessingtodoamitzvahforsomeoneelse,butsometimesit’sablessingtoletanotherpersondosomethingforyou.”Grandmawouldbeshakingherheadatmerightnow.SeveralofmyfriendsatthegraduateschoolIattendednightshadofferedtohelpmesettleinafterthemovingmenleft,butI’dsaidIcouldmanage.Lettingthemhelpwouldhaveinterferedwithmyimageofmyselfasacapableandindependentwomanof21.Snowflakeshadbeentumblingpastmywindowforseveralhourswhenitcametimetoleaveforclass.Ipulledontwosweaters,acoat,awoolhatandboots,bundlingupforthetrektothebusstopthattherealestateagenthaddismissedasashortstroll.MaybeinMayitwasastroll,butinthisDecemberstormitwasahike.AsItoppedoffmyoutfitwithabluescarfthatGrandmahadcrochetedforme,Icouldalmosthearhervoice:“Whydon’tyouseeifyoucanfindalift?”Athousandreasonswhypoppedintomyhead:Idon’tknowmyneighbors;Idon’tliketoimpose;Ifeelfunnyaskingforfavors.Pridewouldnotletmeknockonadoorandsay,“It’sa10-minuteridebycarbutalongwaitforthebus,andit’sa30-minutebusride,socouldyoupossiblygivemealifttoschool?”Itrudgedtothebusstop,reachingitjustasabuswentby.Threeweekslater,onthenightofmyfinalexam,thesnowwasfallingsteadily.Isloggedthroughoceansofslushtothebusstop.Foranhour,Icranedmyneck,prayingdesperatelythatabuswouldcome.ThenIgaveup.Thewindatmybackpushedmetowardhome,asIprayed,DearGod,howcanIgettoschool?WhatshouldIdo?AsIpulledGrandma’sscarfmoretightlyaroundmyneck,againIseemedtohearthatwhisper:Asksomeoneforalift!Itcouldbeamitzvah.Thatideahadneverreallymadesensetome.AndevenifIwantedtoasksomeoneforagooddeed,whichIdidnot,therewasn’tasoulonthestreet.ButasIshovedthedoorofmyapartmentbuildingopen,Ifoundmyselffacetofacewithawomanatthemailbox.Shewaswearingabrowncoatandhadasetofkeysinherhand.Obviouslyshehadacar,andjustasobviously,shewasgoingout.Inthatsplitsecond,desperationovercamepride,andwithmybreathcomingoutinwhitepuffsinthefreezinghallway,Iblurted,“Couldyoupossiblygivemealift?”Ihurriedlyexplained,endingwith,“Ineveraskanybodyforalift,but...”Anoddlookcrossedthewoman’sface,andIadded,“Oh!Ilivein4R.Imovedinrecently.”“Iknow,”shesaid.“I’veseenyouthroughthewindow.”Then,afteranalmostimperceptiblehesitation,“Ofcourse,I’llgiveyoualift.Letmegetmycarkey.”“Yourcarkey?”Irepeated.“Isn’tthatitinyourhand?”Shelookeddown.“No,no,Iwasjustgoingtogetmymail.I’llberightback.”Andshedisappearedupstairs,ignoringmy“Ma’am!Please!Idon’tmeantoputyouout!”Iwasterriblyembarrassed.Butwhenshecameback,shespokesowarmlyasweploddedourwaytoagarageacrossthestreetthatIstoppedfeelinguncomfortable.“YouknowthewaybetterthanI,”shesaid.“Whydon’tyoudrive?”“Ican’t,”Isaid.NowIfeltineptagain.Shejustlaughedandpattedmeonthehand,saying,“It’snotsoimportant,”andthenIlaughed,too.“Youremindmeofmygrandmother,”Isaid.Atthat,aslightsmilecrossedherlips.“JustcallmeGrandmaAlice.Mygrandchildrendo.Andyouare...?”Asshemaneuveredhercar—oneofthosebigcars,likeatank—downtheslushystreets,Iintroducedmyself.Whenshedroppedmeoff,Ithankedherprofuselyandstoodtherewavingasshedroveaway.MyfinalexamwasabreezecomparedwiththeordealI’dgonethroughtogettoit,andaskingGrandmaAliceforhelphadloosenedmesothatafterclassIwasabletoaskeasily,“Isanyonegoingmyway?”ItturnedoutthatwhileI’dbeenwaitingforabuseverynight,threefellowstudentspassedmyapartmenthouse.“Whydidn’tyousaysomethingbefore?”theychorused.BackhomeasIwalkedupthestairs,IpassedGrandmaAliceleavingherneighbor’sapartment.“Goodnight,Mrs.Green.Seeyoutomorrow,”theneighborwassaying.Inoddedtothemandwasfourstepsupthestaircasebeforethenameregisteredinmybrain.Mrs.Green.Thewomanwithcancer.“GrandmaAlice”wasMrs.Green.Istoodonthestairs,myhandcoveringmymouth,asthe...grotesquenesswastheonlywordIcouldthinkof...ofwhatIhaddonehitme:Ihadaskedapersonstrugglingwithcancertogooutinasnowstormtogivemealifttoschool.“Oh,Mrs.Green,”Istammered,“Ididn’trealizewhoyouwere.Pleaseforgiveme.”Iforcedmylegstomovemeupthestairs.Inmyapartment,Istoodstill,nottakingmycoatoff.HowcouldIhavebeensoinsensitive?Inafewseconds,someonetappedonmydoor.Mrs.Greenstoodthere.“MayItellyousomething?”sheasked.Inoddedslowly,motioninghertowardachair,sinkingdownontomycouch.“Iusedtobesostrong,”shesaid.Shewascrying,dabbingathereyeswithawhitelinenhandkerchief.“Iusedtobeabletodoforotherpeople.Noweverybodykeepsdoingforme,givingmethings,cookingmymealsandtakingmeplaces.It’snotthatIdon’tappreciateitbecauseIdo.ButtonightbeforeIwentouttogetmymail,IprayedtoGodtoletmefeellikepartofthehumanraceagain.Thenyoucamealong...”LindaNeukrug【詞匯過關(guān)】請寫出下面文單詞在文章中的中文意思。1.tenant ['ten?nt] n.__________________________2.Mitzvah ['m?tsv?] n.__________________________3.chemotherapy [?kem?u'θer?pi] n.__________________________4.linger ['li?g?(r)] vi.__________________________5.Hebrew ['hi:bru:] adj.__________________________6.commandment [k?'ma:ndm?nt] n.__________________________7.snowflake ['sn?ufleik] n.__________________________8.tumble ['t?mb(?)l] vi.__________________________9.bundle ['b?nd(?)l] vi.__________________________10.trek [trek] n.__________________________11.stroll [str?ul] n.__________________________12.outfit ['autfit] n.__________________________13.crochet ['kr?u?ei] vt.__________________________14.impose [im'p?uz] vi.__________________________15.trudge [tr?d?] vi.__________________________16.slog [sl?g] vi.__________________________17.slush [sl??] n.__________________________18.crane [krein] vt.__________________________19.shove [??v] vt.__________________________20.puff [p?f] n.__________________________21.blurt [bl?:t] vt.__________________________22.imperceptible [,imp?'septibl] adj.__________________________23.plod [pl?d] vt.__________________________24.inept [i'nept] adj.__________________________25.maneuvere [m?'nu:v?(r)] vt.__________________________26.slushy ['sl??i] adj.__________________________27.profusely [pr?u'fju:sli] adv.__________________________28.breeze [bri:z] n.__________________________29.ordeal [?:'di:l] n.__________________________30.grotesqueness [gr?uˊtesknis| n.__________________________31.stammer ['st?m?(r)] vt.__________________________32.dab [d?b] vi.__________________________33.linen ['linin] n.__________________________【句子學(xué)習(xí)】請根據(jù)中文句子填空。（一）動作描寫1.I________________twosweaters,acoat,awoolhatandboots,________________forthetrektothebusstop.我穿上兩件毛衣、一件外套、一頂羊毛帽和一雙靴子，把自己裹得嚴嚴實實地準備前往公交車站。2.Athousandreasonswhy________________intomyhead.一千個理由涌入我的腦海。3.I________________tothebusstop,reachingitjustasabuswentby.我艱難地走到公共汽車站，剛好趕上一輛公共汽車經(jīng)過。4.I________________throughoceansofslushtothebusstop.我艱難地穿過泥濘的海洋來到公共汽車站。（二）情緒描寫1.________________________________________________.驕傲不會讓我去敲門。2.Inthatsplitsecond,________________________________,andwithmybreathcomingoutinwhitepuffsinthefreezinghallway,I________________,“Couldyoupossiblygivemealift?”在那一瞬間，絕望戰(zhàn)勝了驕傲，在寒冷的走廊里，我喘著粗氣，脫口而出，“你能載我一程嗎?”3.________________________________________________.那女人的臉上掠過一種奇怪的表情。4.Atthat,________________________________________________.聽了這話，她嘴角掠過一絲微笑。（三）環(huán)境描寫1.Snowflakeshadbeen________________________________forseveralhourswhenitcametimetoleaveforclass.到了上課的時間，雪花已經(jīng)從我的窗前飄落了好幾個小時。2.Thewindatmyback________________________________.我背后的風(fēng)把我推向了家。（四）修辭手法1.Myfinalexam________________________________theordealI’dgonethroughtogettoit.我的期末考試和我為了考試所經(jīng)歷的磨難相比簡直是小巫見大巫。拓展練習(xí)讀后續(xù)寫閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。Jennyhadhearingproblemswhenshewasfouryearsold.Severalsurgerieslater,Jennywasfoundhavingaseverejointdiseaseatseven.Shecouldnotputpressureonthebackpartsofherfeet,soshewalkedontiptoe(腳尖),andwhenthepainbecameunbearable,someonehadtocarryher.Oncewhenshesuddenlyexperiencedsharppain,herfriendsgotherupandcarriedherfromclasstoclass.Allthroughgradeschool,andonintohighschool,Jennysuffered,yetnevercomplained.Shetookhermedicineandwrappedherfeetinsteamingtowelsuntilthepaineased.AssoonasshecouldbearthepainJennyimmediatelycarriedon,asthoughshewasfreeofpain.Shealwaysworeasmileonherfaceandexpressedherloveforothers.Jennyhadneverbeenacheerleaderorcompetedinasport.Shecouldnoteventakepartinagymclass,thoughshetookthesamehealthclassfouryearsinarow,throughwhichshecouldpasswithasubstitutecrediteachyear.Jennycontinuedtohaveonesurgeryafteranotheronherearsallthroughschool.Herhearingimprovedandshetaughtherselftoreadlips.Shealsocarriedapillow(枕頭)toschoolsothatshecouldrelievethepainwhenshesatdown.Gradually,Jennybeganattendingeveryfootballgame,cheeringtheteamon.Thencamehersenioryear.Shesawdocumentsaboutscholarshipsontheschoolwebsitewhenvisitingitoneday.Accordingtothestatement,shewouldbeconsideredforscholarships;however,schoolactivities,especiallysports,couldoftenmeanthedifferencebetweenreceivinganawardandlosingout.Shecontinuedtoreadothernoticesandfoundanadfromthefootballteam,whichstatedthatthefootballmanagerwasseekingforanassistant,whowouldtakeonancillary(輔助的)servicesliketakingchargeoftheteam’ssuppliescommunicationandsecurity.注意：1.續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150左右；2.請按如下格式作答。Jennydecidedtoseizethechance.Whenaskedwhytheteamdidsowellthatyear,aplayerspokeofJenny.心靈雞湯精選答案【詞匯過關(guān)】請寫出下面文單詞在文章中的中文意思。1.tenant ['ten?nt] n.承租人；房客2.Mitzvah ['m?tsv?] n.善行3.chemotherapy [?kem?u'θer?pi] n.化療4.linger ['li?g?(r)] vi.徘徊5.Hebrew ['hi:bru:] adj.希伯來語的6.commandment [k?'ma:ndm?nt] n.戒條，戒律7.snowflake ['sn?ufleik] n.雪片，雪花8.tumble ['t?mb(?)l] vi.落下，飄下9.bundle ['b?nd(?)l] vi.裹得嚴嚴實實10.trek [trek] n.長途跋涉11.stroll [str?ul] n.閑逛，漫步12.outfit ['autfit] n.全套服裝13.crochet ['kr?u?ei] vt.用鉤針編織14.impose [im'p?uz] vi.利用，欺騙15.trudge [tr?d?] vi.步履艱難地走16.slog [sl?g] vi.艱難地行進17.slush [sl??] n.雪泥18.crane [krein] vt.伸頸，伸長脖子19.shove [??v] vt.猛推20.puff [p?f] n.喘氣，喘息21.blurt [bl?:t] vt.脫口說出22.imperceptible [,imp?'septibl] adj.感覺不到的23.plod [pl?d] vt.沉重緩慢地走24.inept [i'nept] adj.笨拙的25.maneuvere [m?'nu:v?(r)] vt.操縱26.slushy ['sl??i] adj.雪泥覆蓋的27.profusely [pr?u'fju:sli] adv.大量地，一再地28.breeze [bri:z] n.輕而易舉的事29.ordeal [?:'di:l] n.磨難30.grotesqueness [gr?uˊtesknis| n.奇怪31.stammer ['st?m?(r)] vt.結(jié)結(jié)巴巴地說32.dab [d?b] vi.輕拍33.linen ['linin] n.亞麻布【句子學(xué)習(xí)】請根據(jù)中文句子填空。（一）動作描寫1.Ipulledontwosweaters,acoat,awoolhatandboots,bundlingupforthetrektothebusstop.我穿上兩件毛衣、一件外套、一頂羊毛帽和一雙靴子，把自己裹得嚴嚴實實地準備前往公交車站。2.Athousandreasonswhypoppedintomyhead.一千個理由涌入我的腦海。3.Itrudgedtothebusstop,reachingitjustasabuswentby.我艱難地走到公共汽車站，剛好趕上一輛公共汽車經(jīng)過。4.Isloggedthroughoceansofslushtothebusstop.我艱難地穿過泥濘的海洋來到公共汽車站。（二）情緒描寫1.Pridewouldnotletmeknockonadoor.驕傲不會讓我去敲門。2.Inthatsplitsecond,desperationovercamepride,andwithmybreathcomingoutinwhitepuffsinthefreezinghallway,Iblurted,“Couldyoupossiblygivemealift?”在那一瞬間，絕望戰(zhàn)勝了驕傲，在寒冷的走廊里，我喘著粗氣，脫口而出，“你能載我一程嗎?”3.Anoddlookcrossedthewoman’sface.那女人的臉上掠過一種奇怪的表情。4.Atthat,aslightsmilecrossedherlips.聽了這話，她嘴角掠過一絲微笑。（三）環(huán)境描寫1.Snowflakeshadbeentumblingpastmywindowforseveralhourswhenit