2024届高三英语二轮复习：心灵鸡汤读后续写 1 Donuts 导学案（含答案）
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1 Donuts
一、请根据两个提示句进行故事续写，150词左右。
My mother passed away when I was six, and my dad became the only parent for my brothers and sisters and me.
Every morning before Dad went to work, he frequented his favorite neighborhood donut shop. He always left with a bear claw pastry(油酥糕点) and a cup of coffee. Occasionally, Dad would take me fishing on weekends or to his work during the summer, and we always stopped at Dad’s morningplace, where he would share conversation and jokes with the employees and customers alike.
When we left, accompanying the bear claw in a small box was a chocolate-covered donut for me. Dad would help me up and into his truck. My ankles just cleared the seat as my shoes stayed clear of dirtying the cushion. I sat close to Dad, just under his wing, feeling honored, safe and comfortable. My job during the journey was to hold Dad’s coffee between my knees to keep it from spilling. Even though the cup had a lid, I took my job seriously and the coffee never did spill(洒).
After catching my first rainbow trout(鳟鱼), Dad was so proud, we stopped by the donut shop on our way home to show off the prize. The applause they gave me felt good, but to see how proud Dad looked was the real gift. As time passed and I grew older and bigger, the donut shop became a special place for us to celebrate my wins from swimming anddownhill skiing competitions. Even if I didn’t win or place, Dad would still take me to that familiar place of sharing. We always left with the little box holding one bear claw and one chocolate-covered donut.Eventually, I grew up and left Dad’s home.
On my wedding day, before he walked me down the aisle, Dad handed me a small gift box. ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ A year later, I underwent three back surgeries and Dad’s cancer had progressed very much. ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________
二、原作品读
My mother passed awaywhen I was six, and my dad became the only parent for mysiblings and me.
Every morning before Dad went to work, he frequented his favorite neighborhood donut shop. He always left with a bear clawpastryand a cup of coffee. Occasionally, Dad would take me fishing on weekends or to his work during the summer, and we always stopped at Dad’s morninghangout, where he would share conversation and jokes with the employees and customers alike.
When we left, accompanying the bear clawin a small box was a chocolate-covered donut for me. Dad would help me up and into his truck. My ankles just cleared the seat as my shoes stayed clear of dirtying the upholstery. I sat close to Dad, just under his wing, feeling honored, safe and comfortable. My job during the journey was to hold Dad’s coffee between my knees to keep it from spilling. Even though the cup had a lid, I took my job seriously and the coffee never didspill.
After catching my first rainbow trout, Dad was so proud, we stopped by the donut shop on our way home to show off thetrophy. The applause they gave me felt good, but to see how proud Dad looked was the real gift.
As time passed and I grew older and bigger, the donut shop became a special place for us to celebrate my wins from swimming anddownhillskiing competitions. Even if I didn’t win or place, Dad would still take me to that familiar place of sharing. We always left with the little box holding one bear claw and one chocolate-covered donut.
Eventually, I grew up and left Dad’s home. On my wedding day, before he walked me down theaisle, Dad handed me a small gift box. When I opened it, I found a small chocolate-covered donut. My heart melted quicker than the chocolate frosting would have in anoven. We held each other and cried. He told me how proud he was of me and that I would always be his little girl.
Dad continued going to his favorite donut shop long after I left. I only returned there once, with my first baby daughter. Dadglowedwith pride, holding what seemed to be the best trophy yet to share with his friends.
In October 1989, Dad found out he had inoperable cancer. We lived an ocean apart, and our visits were few.
A year later, I was attacked and beaten, landing me in the hospital, undergoingthree back surgeries for crushed vertebrae. Dad’s cancer had progressed so much that his body was barely able to hold him up. Against doctor’s orders, heflew to the hospital to comfort me. When he arrived, I was in traction and barely able to move. Dad’s frail body lay over my chest, and with hisskeletal arms he hugged me, saying if he could give me any gift in the world, he would trade places with me at that very moment.
As they prepared me for surgery, I watched Dad’s eyes pour tears that would fill a dam. He asked the anesthesiologistto take care of his little girl. They wheeled me out of the room and into surgery. When I woke up, I was back in my room. Nobody was around. As I reached for the telephone to call Dad, I saw a paper plate holding a donut covered with chocolate.
I never saw Dad again. He’d become so weak he had to return home. The cancer took him just days after he left my bedside.
Now when I drive past donut shops, I can’t help but smile, recalling those memories, my greatest trophy.
一、 words for understanding（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
sibling [ s bl ] n.兄弟姐妹 aisle [a l] n.过道
pastry [ pe stri] n.油酥糕点 oven [ vn] n.烤箱
hangout [ h a t] n.常去处 glow [ɡl ] vi.发光
claw [kl ] n.爪 inoperable [ n p r bl] adj.不能手术的
upholstery [ p h lst ri] n.衬垫 crush [kr ] vt.压伤
lid [l d] n.盖子 vertebrae [ v t bri ] n.椎骨
spill [sp l] vi.溢出 traction [ tr k n] n.牵引（治疗）
trout [tra t] n.鳟鱼 frail [fre l] adj.脆弱的
trophy [ tr fi] n.奖品 skeletal [ skel tl] adj.骨骼的
downhill [ da n h l] n.(滑雪)速降 anesthesiologist [ n s θi zi' l d st] n.麻醉学家
短语 释义 短语 释义
pass away 去世 take…seriously 认真对待
show off 炫耀
二、Read to appreciate
每天早上爸爸上班之前，他经常去附近他最喜欢的甜甜圈店。
Every morning before Dad went to work, he ______ his favorite neighborhood donut shop. (Action)
我紧挨着爸爸坐着，就在他的羽翼下，感到光荣、安全和舒适。
I ______ close to Dad, just under his ______, feeling honored, safe and _______. (Action + Metaphor + Emotion)
爸爸虚弱的身体躺在我的胸前，用他骨瘦如柴的手臂拥抱着我，说如果他能给我任何礼物，他愿意在那一刻和我交换。
Dad’s frail body ______ over my chest, and with his skeletal arms he ______me, saying if he could give me any gift in the world, he would trade places with me at that very moment. (Action + Metaphor)
我的心比烤箱里的巧克力糖霜融化得还要快。
My heart ______ quicker than the chocolate frosting would have in an oven. (Action+ Emotion)
爸爸骄傲得满脸通红，手里拿着似乎是最好的奖杯，准备和朋友们分享。
Dad glowed_______ ______, holding what seemed to be the best trophy yet to share with his friends.(Emotion+ Metaphor)
当他们为我做手术做准备时，我看着爸爸的眼睛里涌出的泪水像水坝一样。
As they prepared me for surgery, I watched Dad’s eyes ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ _____ ______.( Emotion+ Metaphor)
三. Language in use
(1) Application of the key words: Fill in the blanks according to the Chinese sentences.
1. 雷声常伴着闪电。Thunder often________ lightning.
2. 我要替你把那个小衣橱清理出来I’ll ________ out that closet for you.
3. 我希望别人严肃地对待我的不幸。I like my misfortunes ________ ________ ________ ________ .
4. 我们抱在一起哭了。We ________ each other and ________.
5. 他去了医院接受对他的腹部疼痛进行的各项检查。
He went into the hospital to ________ tests for a pain in his abdomen.
6. 他不顾医生的嘱咐，飞到医院来安慰我。Against doctor’s orders, he ________ to the hospital to comfort me.
7. 我呼吸着芬芳的空气。I let the scented air ________ my lungs.
8. 光阴一去不复返。Time flies never to _______ _________.
(2) Imitation of the scenes:
仿写：描写我比赛失败之后，朋友鼓励我。
___________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________
Key:
一、读后续写
On my wedding day, before he walked me down theaisle, Dad handed me a small gift box. When I opened it, a small chocolate-covered donut came into view. My heart melted quicker than the chocolate frosting would have in anoven. We held each other tightly and tears welled up in my eyes. He told me how proud he was of me and that I would always be his little girl. However, happy days did not last long. It was not long before Dad found out he had inoperable cancer.
A year later, I underwent three back surgeries and Dad’s cancer had progressed very much. Against doctor’s orders, he made his way to the hospital to comfort me. With his skeletal arms he hugged me, saying if he could give me any gift in the world, he would trade places with me at that very moment.I watched Dad’s eyes pour tears that would fill a dam. The cancer soon took my father. Now when I drive past donut shops, I can’t help but smile, recalling those sweet memories.
III. Read to appreciate
1.frequented 2. sat ; wing; comfortable 3. lay; hugged
4.melted 5. with pride 6.pour tears that would fill a dam
IV. Language in use
(1) Application of the key words: Fill in the blanks according to the Chinese sentences.
1. accompanies2. clear3. to betakenseriously 4.held; cried 5. undergo 6.flew 7. fill 8. berecalled
(2) Imitation of the scenes:
After hearing the warm and relieving words, I was barely able to say a word. With both her arms she hugged me and I couldn’t help crying, promising to myself to win the next competition.
一、请根据两个提示句进行故事续写，150词左右。
My mother passed away when I was six, and my dad became the only parent for my brothers and sisters and me.
Every morning before Dad went to work, he frequented his favorite neighborhood donut shop. He always left with a bear claw pastry(油酥糕点) and a cup of coffee. Occasionally, Dad would take me fishing on weekends or to his work during the summer, and we always stopped at Dad’s morningplace, where he would share conversation and jokes with the employees and customers alike.
When we left, accompanying the bear claw in a small box was a chocolate-covered donut for me. Dad would help me up and into his truck. My ankles just cleared the seat as my shoes stayed clear of dirtying the cushion. I sat close to Dad, just under his wing, feeling honored, safe and comfortable. My job during the journey was to hold Dad’s coffee between my knees to keep it from spilling. Even though the cup had a lid, I took my job seriously and the coffee never did spill(洒).
After catching my first rainbow trout(鳟鱼), Dad was so proud, we stopped by the donut shop on our way home to show off the prize. The applause they gave me felt good, but to see how proud Dad looked was the real gift. As time passed and I grew older and bigger, the donut shop became a special place for us to celebrate my wins from swimming anddownhill skiing competitions. Even if I didn’t win or place, Dad would still take me to that familiar place of sharing. We always left with the little box holding one bear claw and one chocolate-covered donut.Eventually, I grew up and left Dad’s home.
On my wedding day, before he walked me down the aisle, Dad handed me a small gift box. ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ A year later, I underwent three back surgeries and Dad’s cancer had progressed very much. ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________
二、原作品读
My mother passed awaywhen I was six, and my dad became the only parent for mysiblings and me.
Every morning before Dad went to work, he frequented his favorite neighborhood donut shop. He always left with a bear clawpastryand a cup of coffee. Occasionally, Dad would take me fishing on weekends or to his work during the summer, and we always stopped at Dad’s morninghangout, where he would share conversation and jokes with the employees and customers alike.
When we left, accompanying the bear clawin a small box was a chocolate-covered donut for me. Dad would help me up and into his truck. My ankles just cleared the seat as my shoes stayed clear of dirtying the upholstery. I sat close to Dad, just under his wing, feeling honored, safe and comfortable. My job during the journey was to hold Dad’s coffee between my knees to keep it from spilling. Even though the cup had a lid, I took my job seriously and the coffee never didspill.
After catching my first rainbow trout, Dad was so proud, we stopped by the donut shop on our way home to show off thetrophy. The applause they gave me felt good, but to see how proud Dad looked was the real gift.
As time passed and I grew older and bigger, the donut shop became a special place for us to celebrate my wins from swimming anddownhillskiing competitions. Even if I didn’t win or place, Dad would still take me to that familiar place of sharing. We always left with the little box holding one bear claw and one chocolate-covered donut.
Eventually, I grew up and left Dad’s home. On my wedding day, before he walked me down theaisle, Dad handed me a small gift box. When I opened it, I found a small chocolate-covered donut. My heart melted quicker than the chocolate frosting would have in anoven. We held each other and cried. He told me how proud he was of me and that I would always be his little girl.
Dad continued going to his favorite donut shop long after I left. I only returned there once, with my first baby daughter. Dadglowedwith pride, holding what seemed to be the best trophy yet to share with his friends.
In October 1989, Dad found out he had inoperable cancer. We lived an ocean apart, and our visits were few.
A year later, I was attacked and beaten, landing me in the hospital, undergoingthree back surgeries for crushed vertebrae. Dad’s cancer had progressed so much that his body was barely able to hold him up. Against doctor’s orders, heflew to the hospital to comfort me. When he arrived, I was in traction and barely able to move. Dad’s frail body lay over my chest, and with hisskeletal arms he hugged me, saying if he could give me any gift in the world, he would trade places with me at that very moment.
As they prepared me for surgery, I watched Dad’s eyes pour tears that would fill a dam. He asked the anesthesiologistto take care of his little girl. They wheeled me out of the room and into surgery. When I woke up, I was back in my room. Nobody was around. As I reached for the telephone to call Dad, I saw a paper plate holding a donut covered with chocolate.
I never saw Dad again. He’d become so weak he had to return home. The cancer took him just days after he left my bedside.
Now when I drive past donut shops, I can’t help but smile, recalling those memories, my greatest trophy.
一、 words for understanding（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
sibling [ s bl ] n.兄弟姐妹 aisle [a l] n.过道
pastry [ pe stri] n.油酥糕点 oven [ vn] n.烤箱
hangout [ h a t] n.常去处 glow [ɡl ] vi.发光
claw [kl ] n.爪 inoperable [ n p r bl] adj.不能手术的
upholstery [ p h lst ri] n.衬垫 crush [kr ] vt.压伤
lid [l d] n.盖子 vertebrae [ v t bri ] n.椎骨
spill [sp l] vi.溢出 traction [ tr k n] n.牵引（治疗）
trout [tra t] n.鳟鱼 frail [fre l] adj.脆弱的
trophy [ tr fi] n.奖品 skeletal [ skel tl] adj.骨骼的
downhill [ da n h l] n.(滑雪)速降 anesthesiologist [ n s θi zi' l d st] n.麻醉学家
短语 释义 短语 释义
pass away 去世 take…seriously 认真对待
show off 炫耀
二、Read to appreciate
每天早上爸爸上班之前，他经常去附近他最喜欢的甜甜圈店。
Every morning before Dad went to work, he ______ his favorite neighborhood donut shop. (Action)
我紧挨着爸爸坐着，就在他的羽翼下，感到光荣、安全和舒适。
I ______ close to Dad, just under his ______, feeling honored, safe and _______. (Action + Metaphor + Emotion)
爸爸虚弱的身体躺在我的胸前，用他骨瘦如柴的手臂拥抱着我，说如果他能给我任何礼物，他愿意在那一刻和我交换。
Dad’s frail body ______ over my chest, and with his skeletal arms he ______me, saying if he could give me any gift in the world, he would trade places with me at that very moment. (Action + Metaphor)
我的心比烤箱里的巧克力糖霜融化得还要快。
My heart ______ quicker than the chocolate frosting would have in an oven. (Action+ Emotion)
爸爸骄傲得满脸通红，手里拿着似乎是最好的奖杯，准备和朋友们分享。
Dad glowed_______ ______, holding what seemed to be the best trophy yet to share with his friends.(Emotion+ Metaphor)
当他们为我做手术做准备时，我看着爸爸的眼睛里涌出的泪水像水坝一样。
As they prepared me for surgery, I watched Dad’s eyes ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ _____ ______.( Emotion+ Metaphor)
三. Language in use
(1) Application of the key words: Fill in the blanks according to the Chinese sentences.
1. 雷声常伴着闪电。Thunder often________ lightning.
2. 我要替你把那个小衣橱清理出来I’ll ________ out that closet for you.
3. 我希望别人严肃地对待我的不幸。I like my misfortunes ________ ________ ________ ________ .
4. 我们抱在一起哭了。We ________ each other and ________.
5. 他去了医院接受对他的腹部疼痛进行的各项检查。
He went into the hospital to ________ tests for a pain in his abdomen.
6. 他不顾医生的嘱咐，飞到医院来安慰我。Against doctor’s orders, he ________ to the hospital to comfort me.
7. 我呼吸着芬芳的空气。I let the scented air ________ my lungs.
8. 光阴一去不复返。Time flies never to _______ _________.
(2) Imitation of the scenes:
仿写：描写我比赛失败之后，朋友鼓励我。
___________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________
Key:
一、读后续写
On my wedding day, before he walked me down theaisle, Dad handed me a small gift box. When I opened it, a small chocolate-covered donut came into view. My heart melted quicker than the chocolate frosting would have in anoven. We held each other tightly and tears welled up in my eyes. He told me how proud he was of me and that I would always be his little girl. However, happy days did not last long. It was not long before Dad found out he had inoperable cancer.
A year later, I underwent three back surgeries and Dad’s cancer had progressed very much. Against doctor’s orders, he made his way to the hospital to comfort me. With his skeletal arms he hugged me, saying if he could give me any gift in the world, he would trade places with me at that very moment.I watched Dad’s eyes pour tears that would fill a dam. The cancer soon took my father. Now when I drive past donut shops, I can’t help but smile, recalling those sweet memories.
III. Read to appreciate
1.frequented 2. sat ; wing; comfortable 3. lay; hugged
4.melted 5. with pride 6.pour tears that would fill a dam
IV. Language in use
(1) Application of the key words: Fill in the blanks according to the Chinese sentences.
1. accompanies2. clear3. to betakenseriously 4.held; cried 5. undergo 6.flew 7. fill 8. berecalled
(2) Imitation of the scenes:
After hearing the warm and relieving words, I was barely able to say a word. With both her arms she hugged me and I couldn’t help crying, promising to myself to win the next competition.