2024届高三英语二轮复习心灵鸡汤 读后续写17 As Luck Would Have It导学案（含答案）
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17 As Luck Would Have It
一、请根据两个提示句进行故事续写，150词左右。
Have you ever felt lucky I have. One autumn afternoon, I was a stay-at-home mom then, and my husband had been laid off unexpectedly.
While we plotted our next course, I was faced with the task of budgeting the few hundred dollars that remained in our checking account. That early fall night, I went to the Kroger near our house to get something for dinner. A University of Tennessee pep rally was just getting started. Kroger and UT were giving away all sorts of prizes. The cheerleaders were performing, and the local pizza shop beside Kroger had a great deal on a large pizza.
I called my husband. I had registered us to win $100 in free groceries, but we had to be present to win. I told him I felt lucky. He thought I was crazy, but I was convinced that since we truly needed free groceries until one or both of us could find work, we would win them. He reminded me that not everything works out like we hope or expect.
I laughed. “Come on!” I said. “I can’t cook a meal for less than ten dollars, and I know our little gal will enjoy the cheerleaders.” I could virtually hear the eye-rolling on the other end of the line. Then I heard our daughter say, “I wanna see the cheerleaders, Daddy! Please ” I knew I had won.
Soon, we were enjoying our pizza at an outdoor table, watching the pep rally, and listening as the various first-round prizes like twenty-dollar gift cards were given away between dance and cheer routines. When the gift table was mostly emptied of prizes, my husband looked at me in that I-told-you-so way because he was convinced that, if we did win anything, it would have been one of the lesser-value prizes.
It was nearly dark, and the pizza was gone; my husband was ready to go. Many others were also leaving as the parking-lot lights came on.
“Oh, come on,” I said, “let’s wait for the big prizes. I feel lucky.” My husband sighed, giving in, and finally the moment we’d been waiting for arrived. The grocery-card winner was announced and… It was not me. My husband gave me a shrug, his folded lips curled upward in a sympathetic smile. I think he hoped my enthusiasm and confidence were going to be rewarded.
Waiting as the event was completely finished, we heard my name being called over the loudspeakers. _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ The money offered by the couple for UT football tickets got us through the extra week until my husband got paid from his new job. _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________
二、原版品读
As Luck Would Have It
Have you ever felt lucky I have. It feels as if your choices are scripted, like confidence on steroids. One autumn afternoon I had a gut feeling that I should take a chance.
At the time, I was a stay-at-home mom, and my husband had been laid off unexpectedly.
While we plotted our next course, I was faced with the task of budgeting the few hundred dollars that remained in our checking account. That early fall night, I went to the Kroger near our house to get something for dinner. A University of Tennessee pep rally was just getting started. Kroger and UT were giving away all sorts of prizes. The cheerleaders were performing, and the local pizza shop beside Kroger had a great deal on a large pizza with two sodas for ten bucks.
I called my husband. I had registered us to win $100 in free groceries, but we had to be present to win. I told him I felt lucky. He thought I was crazy, but I was convinced that since we truly needed free groceries until one or both of us could find work, we would win them. He reminded me that not everything works out like we hope or expect.
I laughed. “Come on!” I said. “I can’t cook a meal for less than ten dollars, and I know our little gal will enjoy the cheerleaders.” I could virtually hear the eye-rolling on the other end of the line. Then I heard our daughter say, “I wanna see the cheerleaders, Daddy! Please ” That was it. I knew I had won.
Soon, we were enjoying our pizza at an outdoor table, watching the pep rally, and listening as the various first-round prizes like twenty-dollar gift cards to paraphernalia were given away between dance and cheer routines. When the gift table was mostly emptied of prizes, my husband looked at me in that I-told-you-so way because he was convinced that, if we did win anything, it would have been one of the lesser-value prizes.
It was nearly dark, and the pizza was gone; my husband was ready to go. Many others were also leaving as the parking-lot lights came on.
“Oh, come on,” I said, “let’s wait for the big prizes. I feel lucky.” My husband sighed, giving in, and finally the moment we’d been waiting for arrived. The grocery-card winner was announced and… It was not me. My husband gave me a shrug, his folded lips curled upward in a sympathetic smile. I think he hoped my enthusiasm and confidence were going to be rewarded. He gathered the pizza trash to dispose of.
Before we could argue about staying until the event was completely finished, we heard my name being called over the loudspeakers. I had won the drawing for a pair of UT football tickets! My husband just about fell over. I cracked up. The very minute I had the tickets in hand, a couple approached me. They offered me $100 cash for the tickets because they’d come to the pep rally hoping to win tickets to a home game since the games usually sold out. We all left the parking lot happy.
I had stayed, hoping to get $100 for groceries, and I did, even though it didn’t happen in the way I thought it would. My husband found a job soon after that. But the money I was offered for those tickets was just enough to get us through the extra week until he got paid from his new job. It also gave us a little boost to know that things were going to be okay, even when they felt uncertain.
That was years ago, but still whenever I say that I feel lucky, my husband says, “So, do you think we should play the lottery ”
I. 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
recognize [ rek ɡna z] v. 辨认；识别 paraphernalia [ p r f ne li ] n. 装备
script [skr pt] v. 写成剧本 routine [ru ti n] n. 常规
gut [g t] n. 直觉 parking-lot 停车场
plot [pl t] v. 密谋；策划 sigh [sa ] vi. 叹息
course [k s] n. 进程 announce [ na ns] vt.宣布
budget [ b d t] v. 预算 shrug [ r g] v. 耸肩
account [ ka nt] n. 账户 fold [f ld] v. 折叠
cheerleader [ t li d ] n. 啦啦队队员 curl [k :l] v.（使）卷曲
buck [b k] n. 美元 sympathetic [s mp θet k] adj. 有同情心的
register [ red st ] v. 登记 enthusiasm [ n'θju:zi z m] n. 狂热
convince [k n v ns] v.使信服 gather ['g . r] v. 拾起
remind [r ma nd] vt.提醒 loudspeakers [ la d'spi:.k r] n. 扬声器
gal [g l] n. 女孩 drawing [ dr (r) ] n. 抽奖
virtually [ v tj l ] adv. 几乎 approach [ 'pr t ] v. 靠近
various [ ve r s] adj. 各种各样的 boost [bu st] v. 促进
routines [ru ti n] n.常规 lottery [ l t( )r ] n. 彩票
短语 释义 短语 释义
wave at 挥手 give in 屈服
on steroids 某物大得多 wait for 等候
take a chance 冒险 dispose of 清除；处理
lay sb. off 解雇 fall over 摔倒
be faced with 面对 crack up (使)大笑
pep rally 动员会 sell out 售罄
give away 赠送 get through 度过
work out 进展(顺利)
___________________
III.Read to appreciate: Fill in the blanks according to Chinese translations
1. 学会识别好运,当它在向你挥手时，并希望引起你的注意。
Learn to ____________ good luck when it’s ___________ ____________ you, hoping to get your attention. (Action)
2.当我们计划下一进程时，我面临着预算我们支票账户中剩余的几百美元的预算任务。
While we ___________ our next course, I ___________ ____________ ___________ the task of ____________ the few hundred dollars that remained in our checking account. (Action)
3. 我丈夫叹了口气，屈服了，最终，我一直等待的时刻到来了。
My husband ________________, ____________ _____________, and finally the moment we’d been ____________ _____________arrived. (Action +Emotion)
4. 我丈夫耸了耸肩，他抿起的嘴唇向上蜷缩着，露出了同情的微笑。
My husband gave me a ____________ , his folded lips ____________ upward in a _____________ smile.(Action+Emotion)
5. 他收集了披萨的垃圾进行处理。
He __________ the pizza trash to ______________ _______________. （Action）
6. 我丈夫差点摔倒。我笑了。
My husband just about ____________ _____________. I ____________ _____________. (Action)
7. 我们都愉快地离开了停车场。
We all left the parking lot, _______________.(Emotion)
IV. Language in use
Application of the key words: Fill in the blanks according to the Chinese sentences
伊妮德向我们挥手，我们也向她挥手。 Enid ____________ ___________ us and we waved back..
“随你的便。”他耸耸肩说道。'Suit yourself,' he said with a ____________.
她讲了几个令我捧腹大笑的故事，我一定要写下来，好让你也乐乐。。
She told stories that ___________ me ___________ and I swore to write them down so you could enjoy them too.
4.她叹了口气，开门时心一直在怦怦直跳。
She __________, her heart banging away against her ribs as she opened the door.
5.“我要洗个澡然后上床睡觉。”她大声说完便离开了房间。
“I’m having a bath and going to bed,” she _____________, and left the room.
6.米雷拉走近他，犹豫片刻后，和他握了握手。
Mirella ____________him and, after a brief hesitation, shook his hand.
Imitation of the scenes：
When the gift table was mostly emptied of prizes, my husband looked at me in that I-told-you-so way because he was convinced that, if we did win anything, it would have been one of the lesser-value prizes.My husband gave me an oh-well shrug, his folded lips curled upward in a sympathetic smile. I think he hoped my enthusiasm and confidence were going to be rewarded.
模仿：描写一个你不听朋友劝而失败时，朋友安慰你的场景。
___________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________
Key:
一、读后续写
Waiting as the event was completely finished, we heard my name being called over the loudspeakers. I had won the last-round prize for a pair of UT football tickets! I cracked up.The very minute I had the tickets in hand, a couple approached me. They offered me $100 cash for the tickets because they’d come to the pep rally hoping to win tickets to a home game since the games usually sold out. We all left the parking lot happy. And my husband found his new job soon after that.
The money offered by the couple for UT football tickets got us through the extra week until my husband got paid from his new job. It did give us a little boost to know that things were going to be okay, even when they felt uncertain.Although my husband always reminded me that not everything works out like we hope or expect, we can make it happen in the way we thought it would.That was years ago, but still whenever I say that I feel lucky, my husband jokingly says, “So, do you think we should play the lottery ”. (150 words)
二、原作品读
III.
1.recognized, waving at 2.plotted, was faced with, budgeting3.sighed, giving in, waiting for 4.shrug, curled ,sympathetic 5.gathered,dispose of 6.fell over, cracked up 7.happy
IV.
(1)1.waved up 2.shrug3.cracked up 4.sighed 5.announced 6.approached
(2)I felt anxious and unsteady while my friend reminded me that not everything works out like we hope or expect. He looked at me in that I-told-you-so way and gave me an oh-well shrug, his folded lips curled upward in a sympathetic smile.I think he hoped my enthusiasm and confidence were going to be rewarded.
一、请根据两个提示句进行故事续写，150词左右。
Have you ever felt lucky I have. One autumn afternoon, I was a stay-at-home mom then, and my husband had been laid off unexpectedly.
While we plotted our next course, I was faced with the task of budgeting the few hundred dollars that remained in our checking account. That early fall night, I went to the Kroger near our house to get something for dinner. A University of Tennessee pep rally was just getting started. Kroger and UT were giving away all sorts of prizes. The cheerleaders were performing, and the local pizza shop beside Kroger had a great deal on a large pizza.
I called my husband. I had registered us to win $100 in free groceries, but we had to be present to win. I told him I felt lucky. He thought I was crazy, but I was convinced that since we truly needed free groceries until one or both of us could find work, we would win them. He reminded me that not everything works out like we hope or expect.
I laughed. “Come on!” I said. “I can’t cook a meal for less than ten dollars, and I know our little gal will enjoy the cheerleaders.” I could virtually hear the eye-rolling on the other end of the line. Then I heard our daughter say, “I wanna see the cheerleaders, Daddy! Please ” I knew I had won.
Soon, we were enjoying our pizza at an outdoor table, watching the pep rally, and listening as the various first-round prizes like twenty-dollar gift cards were given away between dance and cheer routines. When the gift table was mostly emptied of prizes, my husband looked at me in that I-told-you-so way because he was convinced that, if we did win anything, it would have been one of the lesser-value prizes.
It was nearly dark, and the pizza was gone; my husband was ready to go. Many others were also leaving as the parking-lot lights came on.
“Oh, come on,” I said, “let’s wait for the big prizes. I feel lucky.” My husband sighed, giving in, and finally the moment we’d been waiting for arrived. The grocery-card winner was announced and… It was not me. My husband gave me a shrug, his folded lips curled upward in a sympathetic smile. I think he hoped my enthusiasm and confidence were going to be rewarded.
Waiting as the event was completely finished, we heard my name being called over the loudspeakers. _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ The money offered by the couple for UT football tickets got us through the extra week until my husband got paid from his new job. _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________
二、原版品读
As Luck Would Have It
Have you ever felt lucky I have. It feels as if your choices are scripted, like confidence on steroids. One autumn afternoon I had a gut feeling that I should take a chance.
At the time, I was a stay-at-home mom, and my husband had been laid off unexpectedly.
While we plotted our next course, I was faced with the task of budgeting the few hundred dollars that remained in our checking account. That early fall night, I went to the Kroger near our house to get something for dinner. A University of Tennessee pep rally was just getting started. Kroger and UT were giving away all sorts of prizes. The cheerleaders were performing, and the local pizza shop beside Kroger had a great deal on a large pizza with two sodas for ten bucks.
I called my husband. I had registered us to win $100 in free groceries, but we had to be present to win. I told him I felt lucky. He thought I was crazy, but I was convinced that since we truly needed free groceries until one or both of us could find work, we would win them. He reminded me that not everything works out like we hope or expect.
I laughed. “Come on!” I said. “I can’t cook a meal for less than ten dollars, and I know our little gal will enjoy the cheerleaders.” I could virtually hear the eye-rolling on the other end of the line. Then I heard our daughter say, “I wanna see the cheerleaders, Daddy! Please ” That was it. I knew I had won.
Soon, we were enjoying our pizza at an outdoor table, watching the pep rally, and listening as the various first-round prizes like twenty-dollar gift cards to paraphernalia were given away between dance and cheer routines. When the gift table was mostly emptied of prizes, my husband looked at me in that I-told-you-so way because he was convinced that, if we did win anything, it would have been one of the lesser-value prizes.
It was nearly dark, and the pizza was gone; my husband was ready to go. Many others were also leaving as the parking-lot lights came on.
“Oh, come on,” I said, “let’s wait for the big prizes. I feel lucky.” My husband sighed, giving in, and finally the moment we’d been waiting for arrived. The grocery-card winner was announced and… It was not me. My husband gave me a shrug, his folded lips curled upward in a sympathetic smile. I think he hoped my enthusiasm and confidence were going to be rewarded. He gathered the pizza trash to dispose of.
Before we could argue about staying until the event was completely finished, we heard my name being called over the loudspeakers. I had won the drawing for a pair of UT football tickets! My husband just about fell over. I cracked up. The very minute I had the tickets in hand, a couple approached me. They offered me $100 cash for the tickets because they’d come to the pep rally hoping to win tickets to a home game since the games usually sold out. We all left the parking lot happy.
I had stayed, hoping to get $100 for groceries, and I did, even though it didn’t happen in the way I thought it would. My husband found a job soon after that. But the money I was offered for those tickets was just enough to get us through the extra week until he got paid from his new job. It also gave us a little boost to know that things were going to be okay, even when they felt uncertain.
That was years ago, but still whenever I say that I feel lucky, my husband says, “So, do you think we should play the lottery ”
I. 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
recognize [ rek ɡna z] v. 辨认；识别 paraphernalia [ p r f ne li ] n. 装备
script [skr pt] v. 写成剧本 routine [ru ti n] n. 常规
gut [g t] n. 直觉 parking-lot 停车场
plot [pl t] v. 密谋；策划 sigh [sa ] vi. 叹息
course [k s] n. 进程 announce [ na ns] vt.宣布
budget [ b d t] v. 预算 shrug [ r g] v. 耸肩
account [ ka nt] n. 账户 fold [f ld] v. 折叠
cheerleader [ t li d ] n. 啦啦队队员 curl [k :l] v.（使）卷曲
buck [b k] n. 美元 sympathetic [s mp θet k] adj. 有同情心的
register [ red st ] v. 登记 enthusiasm [ n'θju:zi z m] n. 狂热
convince [k n v ns] v.使信服 gather ['g . r] v. 拾起
remind [r ma nd] vt.提醒 loudspeakers [ la d'spi:.k r] n. 扬声器
gal [g l] n. 女孩 drawing [ dr (r) ] n. 抽奖
virtually [ v tj l ] adv. 几乎 approach [ 'pr t ] v. 靠近
various [ ve r s] adj. 各种各样的 boost [bu st] v. 促进
routines [ru ti n] n.常规 lottery [ l t( )r ] n. 彩票
短语 释义 短语 释义
wave at 挥手 give in 屈服
on steroids 某物大得多 wait for 等候
take a chance 冒险 dispose of 清除；处理
lay sb. off 解雇 fall over 摔倒
be faced with 面对 crack up (使)大笑
pep rally 动员会 sell out 售罄
give away 赠送 get through 度过
work out 进展(顺利)
___________________
III.Read to appreciate: Fill in the blanks according to Chinese translations
1. 学会识别好运,当它在向你挥手时，并希望引起你的注意。
Learn to ____________ good luck when it’s ___________ ____________ you, hoping to get your attention. (Action)
2.当我们计划下一进程时，我面临着预算我们支票账户中剩余的几百美元的预算任务。
While we ___________ our next course, I ___________ ____________ ___________ the task of ____________ the few hundred dollars that remained in our checking account. (Action)
3. 我丈夫叹了口气，屈服了，最终，我一直等待的时刻到来了。
My husband ________________, ____________ _____________, and finally the moment we’d been ____________ _____________arrived. (Action +Emotion)
4. 我丈夫耸了耸肩，他抿起的嘴唇向上蜷缩着，露出了同情的微笑。
My husband gave me a ____________ , his folded lips ____________ upward in a _____________ smile.(Action+Emotion)
5. 他收集了披萨的垃圾进行处理。
He __________ the pizza trash to ______________ _______________. （Action）
6. 我丈夫差点摔倒。我笑了。
My husband just about ____________ _____________. I ____________ _____________. (Action)
7. 我们都愉快地离开了停车场。
We all left the parking lot, _______________.(Emotion)
IV. Language in use
Application of the key words: Fill in the blanks according to the Chinese sentences
伊妮德向我们挥手，我们也向她挥手。 Enid ____________ ___________ us and we waved back..
“随你的便。”他耸耸肩说道。'Suit yourself,' he said with a ____________.
她讲了几个令我捧腹大笑的故事，我一定要写下来，好让你也乐乐。。
She told stories that ___________ me ___________ and I swore to write them down so you could enjoy them too.
4.她叹了口气，开门时心一直在怦怦直跳。
She __________, her heart banging away against her ribs as she opened the door.
5.“我要洗个澡然后上床睡觉。”她大声说完便离开了房间。
“I’m having a bath and going to bed,” she _____________, and left the room.
6.米雷拉走近他，犹豫片刻后，和他握了握手。
Mirella ____________him and, after a brief hesitation, shook his hand.
Imitation of the scenes：
When the gift table was mostly emptied of prizes, my husband looked at me in that I-told-you-so way because he was convinced that, if we did win anything, it would have been one of the lesser-value prizes.My husband gave me an oh-well shrug, his folded lips curled upward in a sympathetic smile. I think he hoped my enthusiasm and confidence were going to be rewarded.
模仿：描写一个你不听朋友劝而失败时，朋友安慰你的场景。
___________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________
Key:
一、读后续写
Waiting as the event was completely finished, we heard my name being called over the loudspeakers. I had won the last-round prize for a pair of UT football tickets! I cracked up.The very minute I had the tickets in hand, a couple approached me. They offered me $100 cash for the tickets because they’d come to the pep rally hoping to win tickets to a home game since the games usually sold out. We all left the parking lot happy. And my husband found his new job soon after that.
The money offered by the couple for UT football tickets got us through the extra week until my husband got paid from his new job. It did give us a little boost to know that things were going to be okay, even when they felt uncertain.Although my husband always reminded me that not everything works out like we hope or expect, we can make it happen in the way we thought it would.That was years ago, but still whenever I say that I feel lucky, my husband jokingly says, “So, do you think we should play the lottery ”. (150 words)
二、原作品读
III.
1.recognized, waving at 2.plotted, was faced with, budgeting3.sighed, giving in, waiting for 4.shrug, curled ,sympathetic 5.gathered,dispose of 6.fell over, cracked up 7.happy
IV.
(1)1.waved up 2.shrug3.cracked up 4.sighed 5.announced 6.approached
(2)I felt anxious and unsteady while my friend reminded me that not everything works out like we hope or expect. He looked at me in that I-told-you-so way and gave me an oh-well shrug, his folded lips curled upward in a sympathetic smile.I think he hoped my enthusiasm and confidence were going to be rewarded.