2024届高三英语一轮复习：心灵鸡汤读后续写45 Pierre, the Gentle Giant导学案（含答案）
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45Pierre, the Gentle Giant
一、请根据两个提示句进行故事续写，150词左右。
One early summer afternoon, my little brother and I were about a quarter-mile from our home, deep in the woods by a river we liked to play near. We’d stay out so long that my brother usually kept snacks in his pockets so we wouldn’t need to go home until suppertime.
My brother spotted Pierre drinking from the river. He wanted to go pet him, but I wasn’t so sure it was a good idea. Pierre was an extra-large German Shepherd（牧羊犬）. That didn’t scare me. I loved big dogs. But on the day we found Pierre, his appearance was frightening. With many blood-encrusted（结痂的）wounds and completely thin and dull fur, he was so skinny that we could see his individual ribs（肋骨）. As we got closer, I could tell he was shaking in fear. My heart went out to this poor dog, but I wasn’t sure how to help him.
Even at only five years old, my brother was braver than I was. Growing up around animals, he knew how to approach the scared dog and offered him some of our snacks. Pierre stopped shaking, and his eyes lit up with hope. When Pierre carefully ate and then gently pushed his big head into my brother’s little hand for petting, my fears melted away. My desire to help him overrode my fear of his appearance.
We knew Mom loved animals, but meanwhile was afraid of big dogs. Even if not sure whether Mom would accept this extra-large one, we decided to take Pierre home. Then we gave him a good bath in the river, trying to make him look more presentable（像样的）.
That quarter-mile trail home was up a steep hill, so Pierre had to have taken every bit of his energy reserves to follow us. Finally our back yard was in the sight. We hadn’t figured out how to approach our mom about Pierre yet, so we hid him behind the shed（棚屋）.
I went inside to ask Mom if we could have a picnic supper in the yard, figuring Pierre could “happen” to come to our table. After getting Mom’s approval, I helped to set the table, hoping this poor skinny giant could appear timely while we were eating, winning Mom over.
But before we all sat down to eat, Pierre timidly（胆小地）approached the table. _________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ Gradually, with lots of good food and loving attention, Pierre’s emotional wounds healed as well as his body. _________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________
二、原作品读
Pierre, the Gentle Giant
One early summer afternoon, my little brother and I were about a quarter-mile from our home, deep in the woods by a river we liked to play near. We’d stay out so long that my brother usually kept snacks in his pockets so we wouldn’t need to go home until suppertime.
My brother spottedPierre drinking from the river. He wanted to go pet him, but I wasn’t so sure it was a good idea. Pierre was an extra-large German Shepherd. That didn’t scare me. I loved big dogs. But on the day we found Pierre, his appearance was frightening. He had many blood-encrusted wounds, and he was so emaciated that we could see his individual ribs. He had sparse, dull fur, and was completelyfilthy. But when I looked at his posture, I could see that he was petrified of us. As we got closer, I could tell he was shaking in fear. My heart went out to this poor, abused dog, but I wasn’t sure how to help him.
Even at only five years old, my brother was more adventurous and brave than I was. While I was debating how best to help Pierre, he approached the scared dog and offered him some of our snacks. Pierre stopped shaking, and his eyes lit up with hope. When Pierre carefully ate and then nudged his big head into my brother’s little hand for petting, my fears melted away. He was clearly a good dog who had been in a bad situation. My desire to help him overrode my fear of his appearance.
My brother was eager to bring him up to the house right away, but Pierre looked like he’d been outside alone for a long time. So I thought we should clean him up a bit before bringing him home and asking if we could keep him. We gave him as good a bath in the river as two little kids can manage without any soap. Pierre patiently endured our efforts to make him look more presentable. He seemed to understand that we were trying to help him.
That quarter-mile trek home was up a very steephill. Pierre limped from some of his injuries and seemed so weak that I wasn’t sure he could make it. We stopped to rest a couple of times on the way up the hill, and Pierre somehow found the strengthto make it all the way up. It had to have taken every bit of his energy reserves to do so.
The woods eventually opened to a clearing that was our back yard. We hadn’t figured out how to approach our mom about Pierre yet, so we concealed him behind the shed. I asked my brother to give the dog food and water and to do his best to keep Pierre quiet.
I went inside, and Mom asked where my brother was. I told her he was playing happily in the back yard and asked if we could have a picnic supper there. I figured if Pierre could “happen” to come to the table while we were eating, she would see how skinny he was and want to feed and keep him. She said sure, and then asked me to set the picnic table for dinner.
I hoped that Pierre would stay behind the shed at least for a few minutes, but before we all sat down to eat, Pierre timidly approached the table. Pierre’s pathetic appearance must have calmed Mom’s nerves because while she looked anxious for a second, she took a deep breath, and then slowly and gently approached him.
It was probably best that we had already given him a bit of a bath. And his wounds didn’t look quite as bad. Unfortunately, it turned out that Pierre was afraid of adults. When Mom got close to him, he hung his head, his tail dipped down between his legs, and from the sudden smell, I think he might have wet himself.
So even though my mother is one of the most animal-loving people I’ve ever known, it seemed best for her not to touch him just yet. My brother and I gave him more food and water, and did our best to comfort him. He took a few days to warm up to Mom. Her gentle, loving nature did win him overeventually.
Pierre’s body healed faster than his emotional wounds. Before summer was over, he had aluxuriouscoat and a strong, healthy body. His ribs were covered by powerful muscles. He looked like a whole new dog. With lots of good food and loving attention, Pierre became the physically powerful dog he was created to be. We played with him for hours every day, and he soaked it all up happily. He loved us unconditionally. Pierre, our gentle giant, was the best treasure we ever found in the woods.
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
spot [sp t] vt.看见 effort [ ef t] n.气力
pet [pet] vi.抚摸 presentable [pr zent bl] adj.像样的
scare [ske (r)] vt.惊吓 trek [trek] n.长途跋涉
appearance [ p r ns] n.外貌 steep [sti p] adj.陡峭的
frightening [ fra tn ] adj.令人害怕的 limp [l mp] vi.瘸着走
encrust [ n'kr st] vi.结壳 injury [ nd ri] n.受伤
emaciated [ me sie t d] adj.消瘦的 strength [stre θ] n.体力
individual [ nd v d u l] adj.单独的 reserve [r z v] n.储备（量）
rib [r b] n.肋骨 eventually [ vent u li] adv.终于
sparse [spɑ s] adj.稀疏的 clearing [ kl r ] n.林中空地
dull [d l] adj.无光泽的 approach [ pr t ] vt.找...商谈
filthy [ f lθi] adj.肮脏的 conceal [k n si l] vt.隐藏
posture [ p st (r)] n.姿势 shed [ ed] n.棚
petrified [ petr fa d] adj.恐慌的 figure [ f ɡ (r)] vt.认为
shake [ e k] vi.颤抖 timidly ['t m dli] vt.胆小地
abuse [ bju z] vt.虐待 pathetic [p θet k] adj.可怜的
adventurous [ d vent r s] adj.有冒险精神的 anxious [ k s] adj.焦虑的
debate [d be t] vt.斟酌 dip [d p] vi.下沉
approach [ pr t ] vt.靠近 wet [wet] vt.尿湿
offer [ f ] vt.提供 comfort [ k mf t] vt.安慰
nudge [n d ] vt.轻推 gentle [ d entl ] adj.友善的
desire [d za ] n.渴望 heal [hi l] vt.愈合
override [ v ra d] vt.凌驾 luxurious [l ɡ ri s] adj.十分舒适的
endure [ n dj (r)] vt.容忍 treasure [ tre (r)] n.珍宝
短语 释义 短语 释义
light up 喜形于色 calm one’s nerves 稳住情绪
melt away 消失 warm to sb 开始喜欢上（某人）
be eager to do... 渴望做某事 win sb over 把（某人）争取过来
clean up 把（身体）洗干净 soak up 享受
figure out 弄明白
III. Read to appreciate: Fill in the blanks according to Chinese translations
1. 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。
My brother _____________ Pierre drinking from the river. He wanted to ____________ ____________ him, but I wasn’t so sure it was a good idea. (Action)
2. 当我们靠近时，我可以看出它害怕得发抖。
As we ____________ ____________, I could tell he was _____________. (Action+Emotion)
3. Pierre停止了颤抖，它的眼睛里充满了希望。
Pierre ____________ ____________, and his eyes____________ ___________ ____________ ____________.
(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。
When Pierre carefully ate and then ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ into my brother’s little hand for ____________, my fears ____________ ____________.(Action+Emotion)
5. 最终走出树林，来到一片空地，那就是我们的后院。
The woods eventually ____________ ____________ _____________ ____________that was our back yard. (Environment)
6. Pierre腼腆地靠近桌子。
Pierre _____________ _____________ the table.(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’s pathetic appearance must have ____________ ____________ ____________ because while she _____________ _____________ for a second, she ____________ ___________ ____________ ___________, and then ____________ ____________ ___________ ____________ 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。
When Mom __________ ___________ ___________ him, he ___________ ___________ ___________, his tail ___________ ___________ between his legs, and from the sudden smell, I think he might have ___________ himself. (Action +Emotion)
IV. Language in use
Application of the key words: Fill in the blanks according to the Chinese sentences
1. 邻居们发现有烟从这所房子里冒出来。Neighbours ____________ smoke coming out of the house.
2. 他们设法把熊吓跑了。They managed to ____________ the bear ____________.
3. 我像树叶似的直哆嗦。I was ____________ like a leaf.
她尽自己最大的努力来安慰那个哭泣的孩子。She did her best to ____________ the crying child.
猫小心翼翼地靠近婴儿。The cat ____________ the baby cautiously.
6. 她的幽默感马上就把他争取过来了。Her sense of humour had ___________ him ___________ at once.
太阳落到地平线下了。The sun ____________ below the horizons.
我感激地接过她递来的一杯咖啡。I gratefully took the cup of coffee she ____________ me.
她小心翼翼地进了屋。She ____________ entered the room.
她把脚踝扭伤了，一瘸一拐地走着。She had twisted her ankle and was ____________.
家人的爱让我又快乐了起来。I felt ___________ by my family’s love.
Imitation of the scenes：
1. Unfortunately, it turned out that Pierre was afraid of adults. When Mom got close to him, he hung his head, his tail dipped down between his legs, and from the sudden smell, I think he might have wet himself.
模仿：描写一条狗见到生人害怕的情景。
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2. As we got closer, I could tell he was shaking in fear. While I was debating how best to help Pierre, he approached the scared dog and offered him some of our snacks. Pierre stopped shaking, and his eyes lit up with hope. When Pierre carefully ate and then nudged his big head into my brother’s little hand for petting, my fears melted away.
模仿：描写我初次见到狗狗，安抚它、让它不再害怕的情景。
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Key:
读后续写
But before we all sat down to eat, Pierre timidly approached the table.It was probably best that we had already given him a bit of a bath. I eagerly explained to Mom how we had met Pierre in the woods. It must be his poor appearance that calmed Mom’s nerves. While she looked anxious for a second, Mom took a deep breath, and then slowly and gently approached him. Unfortunately, Pierre seemed to be afraid of adults, drawing back shakily. Realizing it not the right time for Mom to touch him now, my brother and I did our best to comfort him.
Gradually, with lots of good food and loving attention, Pierre’s emotional wounds healed as well as his body. He looked like a whole new dog. He had a luxurious coat and a strong, healthy body, with his ribs covered by powerful muscles. More importantly, he felt at ease with us though he remained afraid of strange adults. We played with him for hours every day, and he soaked it all up happily. He loved us unconditionally. For us, Pierre, the gentle giant, was the best treasure we ever found in the woods.
二、原作品读
III.
1.spotted; go pet 2.got closer; shaking 3.stopped shaking; lit up with hope 4.nudged his big head; petting; melted away 5.opened to a clearing 6.timidly approached 7.calmed her nerves; looked nervous; took a deep breath; slowly and gently approached 8.got close to; hung his head; dipped down; wet
IV.
(1)1.spotted 2.scare...away3.shaking 4.comfort 5.approached 6.won...over 7.dipped 8.offered 9.timidly 10.limping 11.healed
(2)1. When the stranger got close to the dog, he hung his head, his tail dipped down between his legs, and from the sudden smell, he might have wet himself. Seeing the pathetic creature, the stranger tried to go pet him, but the dog timidly drew back.
2. As I got closer, I could tell he was shaking in fear. I approached the scared dog and offered him some snacks. He stopped shaking, and his eyes lit up with hope. When he carefully ate and then nudged his big head into my hand for petting, my heart melted.
一、请根据两个提示句进行故事续写，150词左右。
One early summer afternoon, my little brother and I were about a quarter-mile from our home, deep in the woods by a river we liked to play near. We’d stay out so long that my brother usually kept snacks in his pockets so we wouldn’t need to go home until suppertime.
My brother spotted Pierre drinking from the river. He wanted to go pet him, but I wasn’t so sure it was a good idea. Pierre was an extra-large German Shepherd（牧羊犬）. That didn’t scare me. I loved big dogs. But on the day we found Pierre, his appearance was frightening. With many blood-encrusted（结痂的）wounds and completely thin and dull fur, he was so skinny that we could see his individual ribs（肋骨）. As we got closer, I could tell he was shaking in fear. My heart went out to this poor dog, but I wasn’t sure how to help him.
Even at only five years old, my brother was braver than I was. Growing up around animals, he knew how to approach the scared dog and offered him some of our snacks. Pierre stopped shaking, and his eyes lit up with hope. When Pierre carefully ate and then gently pushed his big head into my brother’s little hand for petting, my fears melted away. My desire to help him overrode my fear of his appearance.
We knew Mom loved animals, but meanwhile was afraid of big dogs. Even if not sure whether Mom would accept this extra-large one, we decided to take Pierre home. Then we gave him a good bath in the river, trying to make him look more presentable（像样的）.
That quarter-mile trail home was up a steep hill, so Pierre had to have taken every bit of his energy reserves to follow us. Finally our back yard was in the sight. We hadn’t figured out how to approach our mom about Pierre yet, so we hid him behind the shed（棚屋）.
I went inside to ask Mom if we could have a picnic supper in the yard, figuring Pierre could “happen” to come to our table. After getting Mom’s approval, I helped to set the table, hoping this poor skinny giant could appear timely while we were eating, winning Mom over.
But before we all sat down to eat, Pierre timidly（胆小地）approached the table. _________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ Gradually, with lots of good food and loving attention, Pierre’s emotional wounds healed as well as his body. _________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________
二、原作品读
Pierre, the Gentle Giant
One early summer afternoon, my little brother and I were about a quarter-mile from our home, deep in the woods by a river we liked to play near. We’d stay out so long that my brother usually kept snacks in his pockets so we wouldn’t need to go home until suppertime.
My brother spottedPierre drinking from the river. He wanted to go pet him, but I wasn’t so sure it was a good idea. Pierre was an extra-large German Shepherd. That didn’t scare me. I loved big dogs. But on the day we found Pierre, his appearance was frightening. He had many blood-encrusted wounds, and he was so emaciated that we could see his individual ribs. He had sparse, dull fur, and was completelyfilthy. But when I looked at his posture, I could see that he was petrified of us. As we got closer, I could tell he was shaking in fear. My heart went out to this poor, abused dog, but I wasn’t sure how to help him.
Even at only five years old, my brother was more adventurous and brave than I was. While I was debating how best to help Pierre, he approached the scared dog and offered him some of our snacks. Pierre stopped shaking, and his eyes lit up with hope. When Pierre carefully ate and then nudged his big head into my brother’s little hand for petting, my fears melted away. He was clearly a good dog who had been in a bad situation. My desire to help him overrode my fear of his appearance.
My brother was eager to bring him up to the house right away, but Pierre looked like he’d been outside alone for a long time. So I thought we should clean him up a bit before bringing him home and asking if we could keep him. We gave him as good a bath in the river as two little kids can manage without any soap. Pierre patiently endured our efforts to make him look more presentable. He seemed to understand that we were trying to help him.
That quarter-mile trek home was up a very steephill. Pierre limped from some of his injuries and seemed so weak that I wasn’t sure he could make it. We stopped to rest a couple of times on the way up the hill, and Pierre somehow found the strengthto make it all the way up. It had to have taken every bit of his energy reserves to do so.
The woods eventually opened to a clearing that was our back yard. We hadn’t figured out how to approach our mom about Pierre yet, so we concealed him behind the shed. I asked my brother to give the dog food and water and to do his best to keep Pierre quiet.
I went inside, and Mom asked where my brother was. I told her he was playing happily in the back yard and asked if we could have a picnic supper there. I figured if Pierre could “happen” to come to the table while we were eating, she would see how skinny he was and want to feed and keep him. She said sure, and then asked me to set the picnic table for dinner.
I hoped that Pierre would stay behind the shed at least for a few minutes, but before we all sat down to eat, Pierre timidly approached the table. Pierre’s pathetic appearance must have calmed Mom’s nerves because while she looked anxious for a second, she took a deep breath, and then slowly and gently approached him.
It was probably best that we had already given him a bit of a bath. And his wounds didn’t look quite as bad. Unfortunately, it turned out that Pierre was afraid of adults. When Mom got close to him, he hung his head, his tail dipped down between his legs, and from the sudden smell, I think he might have wet himself.
So even though my mother is one of the most animal-loving people I’ve ever known, it seemed best for her not to touch him just yet. My brother and I gave him more food and water, and did our best to comfort him. He took a few days to warm up to Mom. Her gentle, loving nature did win him overeventually.
Pierre’s body healed faster than his emotional wounds. Before summer was over, he had aluxuriouscoat and a strong, healthy body. His ribs were covered by powerful muscles. He looked like a whole new dog. With lots of good food and loving attention, Pierre became the physically powerful dog he was created to be. We played with him for hours every day, and he soaked it all up happily. He loved us unconditionally. Pierre, our gentle giant, was the best treasure we ever found in the woods.
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
spot [sp t] vt.看见 effort [ ef t] n.气力
pet [pet] vi.抚摸 presentable [pr zent bl] adj.像样的
scare [ske (r)] vt.惊吓 trek [trek] n.长途跋涉
appearance [ p r ns] n.外貌 steep [sti p] adj.陡峭的
frightening [ fra tn ] adj.令人害怕的 limp [l mp] vi.瘸着走
encrust [ n'kr st] vi.结壳 injury [ nd ri] n.受伤
emaciated [ me sie t d] adj.消瘦的 strength [stre θ] n.体力
individual [ nd v d u l] adj.单独的 reserve [r z v] n.储备（量）
rib [r b] n.肋骨 eventually [ vent u li] adv.终于
sparse [spɑ s] adj.稀疏的 clearing [ kl r ] n.林中空地
dull [d l] adj.无光泽的 approach [ pr t ] vt.找...商谈
filthy [ f lθi] adj.肮脏的 conceal [k n si l] vt.隐藏
posture [ p st (r)] n.姿势 shed [ ed] n.棚
petrified [ petr fa d] adj.恐慌的 figure [ f ɡ (r)] vt.认为
shake [ e k] vi.颤抖 timidly ['t m dli] vt.胆小地
abuse [ bju z] vt.虐待 pathetic [p θet k] adj.可怜的
adventurous [ d vent r s] adj.有冒险精神的 anxious [ k s] adj.焦虑的
debate [d be t] vt.斟酌 dip [d p] vi.下沉
approach [ pr t ] vt.靠近 wet [wet] vt.尿湿
offer [ f ] vt.提供 comfort [ k mf t] vt.安慰
nudge [n d ] vt.轻推 gentle [ d entl ] adj.友善的
desire [d za ] n.渴望 heal [hi l] vt.愈合
override [ v ra d] vt.凌驾 luxurious [l ɡ ri s] adj.十分舒适的
endure [ n dj (r)] vt.容忍 treasure [ tre (r)] n.珍宝
短语 释义 短语 释义
light up 喜形于色 calm one’s nerves 稳住情绪
melt away 消失 warm to sb 开始喜欢上（某人）
be eager to do... 渴望做某事 win sb over 把（某人）争取过来
clean up 把（身体）洗干净 soak up 享受
figure out 弄明白
III. Read to appreciate: Fill in the blanks according to Chinese translations
1. 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。
My brother _____________ Pierre drinking from the river. He wanted to ____________ ____________ him, but I wasn’t so sure it was a good idea. (Action)
2. 当我们靠近时，我可以看出它害怕得发抖。
As we ____________ ____________, I could tell he was _____________. (Action+Emotion)
3. Pierre停止了颤抖，它的眼睛里充满了希望。
Pierre ____________ ____________, and his eyes____________ ___________ ____________ ____________.
(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。
When Pierre carefully ate and then ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ into my brother’s little hand for ____________, my fears ____________ ____________.(Action+Emotion)
5. 最终走出树林，来到一片空地，那就是我们的后院。
The woods eventually ____________ ____________ _____________ ____________that was our back yard. (Environment)
6. Pierre腼腆地靠近桌子。
Pierre _____________ _____________ the table.(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’s pathetic appearance must have ____________ ____________ ____________ because while she _____________ _____________ for a second, she ____________ ___________ ____________ ___________, and then ____________ ____________ ___________ ____________ 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。
When Mom __________ ___________ ___________ him, he ___________ ___________ ___________, his tail ___________ ___________ between his legs, and from the sudden smell, I think he might have ___________ himself. (Action +Emotion)
IV. Language in use
Application of the key words: Fill in the blanks according to the Chinese sentences
1. 邻居们发现有烟从这所房子里冒出来。Neighbours ____________ smoke coming out of the house.
2. 他们设法把熊吓跑了。They managed to ____________ the bear ____________.
3. 我像树叶似的直哆嗦。I was ____________ like a leaf.
她尽自己最大的努力来安慰那个哭泣的孩子。She did her best to ____________ the crying child.
猫小心翼翼地靠近婴儿。The cat ____________ the baby cautiously.
6. 她的幽默感马上就把他争取过来了。Her sense of humour had ___________ him ___________ at once.
太阳落到地平线下了。The sun ____________ below the horizons.
我感激地接过她递来的一杯咖啡。I gratefully took the cup of coffee she ____________ me.
她小心翼翼地进了屋。She ____________ entered the room.
她把脚踝扭伤了，一瘸一拐地走着。She had twisted her ankle and was ____________.
家人的爱让我又快乐了起来。I felt ___________ by my family’s love.
Imitation of the scenes：
1. Unfortunately, it turned out that Pierre was afraid of adults. When Mom got close to him, he hung his head, his tail dipped down between his legs, and from the sudden smell, I think he might have wet himself.
模仿：描写一条狗见到生人害怕的情景。
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2. As we got closer, I could tell he was shaking in fear. While I was debating how best to help Pierre, he approached the scared dog and offered him some of our snacks. Pierre stopped shaking, and his eyes lit up with hope. When Pierre carefully ate and then nudged his big head into my brother’s little hand for petting, my fears melted away.
模仿：描写我初次见到狗狗，安抚它、让它不再害怕的情景。
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But before we all sat down to eat, Pierre timidly approached the table.It was probably best that we had already given him a bit of a bath. I eagerly explained to Mom how we had met Pierre in the woods. It must be his poor appearance that calmed Mom’s nerves. While she looked anxious for a second, Mom took a deep breath, and then slowly and gently approached him. Unfortunately, Pierre seemed to be afraid of adults, drawing back shakily. Realizing it not the right time for Mom to touch him now, my brother and I did our best to comfort him.
Gradually, with lots of good food and loving attention, Pierre’s emotional wounds healed as well as his body. He looked like a whole new dog. He had a luxurious coat and a strong, healthy body, with his ribs covered by powerful muscles. More importantly, he felt at ease with us though he remained afraid of strange adults. We played with him for hours every day, and he soaked it all up happily. He loved us unconditionally. For us, Pierre, the gentle giant, was the best treasure we ever found in the woods.
二、原作品读
III.
1.spotted; go pet 2.got closer; shaking 3.stopped shaking; lit up with hope 4.nudged his big head; petting; melted away 5.opened to a clearing 6.timidly approached 7.calmed her nerves; looked nervous; took a deep breath; slowly and gently approached 8.got close to; hung his head; dipped down; wet
IV.
(1)1.spotted 2.scare...away3.shaking 4.comfort 5.approached 6.won...over 7.dipped 8.offered 9.timidly 10.limping 11.healed
(2)1. When the stranger got close to the dog, he hung his head, his tail dipped down between his legs, and from the sudden smell, he might have wet himself. Seeing the pathetic creature, the stranger tried to go pet him, but the dog timidly drew back.
2. As I got closer, I could tell he was shaking in fear. I approached the scared dog and offered him some snacks. He stopped shaking, and his eyes lit up with hope. When he carefully ate and then nudged his big head into my hand for petting, my heart melted.