高中英语,Marty,Had,a,Little,Lamb,-

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Marty Had a Little Lamb 一、请根据两个提示句进行故事续写，150 词左右。

　　It was lambing season. The neighbors’ phone call brought my dad and me rushing to their barn to help with a difficult delivery. We found a lamb whose mother had died while giving birth. The orphan was weak, cold, still shrouded with the placenta（胎盘）, and walking on impossibly tall and wobbly legs. I bundled him up in my coat and put him in the pickup truck for the short ride back to our small family farm in rural Idaho. We drove through our barnyard, passing cows, pigs, chickens, dogs and cats, but Dad headed straight for the house. I didn’t know it yet, but that lamb was destined to become more than an ordinary sheep, just as I was destined（注定） to be more than an ordinary seven-year-old boy—I was about to become a mommy! Cradling the lamb in my arms, I brought him into the kitchen. While Mom and I wiped the lamb down with dry towels, Dad stoked the furnace with coal so that the newborn would have warming heat to drive away the cold. As I petted his curly little head, the tiny creature tried sucking on my fingers. He was hungry! We slipped a nipple over a pop bottle full of warm milk and stuck it into his mouth. He latched（紧咬） on, and instantly his jaws pumped like a machine, sending the nourishing milk to his stomach. As soon as he started eating, his tail started wagging furiously. Then suddenly his eyes popped open for the first time, and he looked me right in the eye. He gave me that miraculous moment-of-birth look that every mother knows. The look that says, unmistakably, “Hello Mommy! I’m yours, you’re mine, ain’t life fine!” He had a mom—me! I named him Henry and, just like the nursery rhyme, everywhere that Marty went, the lamb was sure to go. As I grew up, Henry grew older. 二、 原作品读 It was lambing season. The neighbors’ phone call brought my dad and me rushing to their barn to help with a difficult delivery. We found a lamb whose mother had died while giving birth. The orphan was weak, cold, still shrouded with the placenta, and walking on impossibly tall and wobbly legs. I bundled him up in my coat and put him in the pickup truck for the short ride back to our small family farm in rural Idaho. We drove through our barnyard, passing cows, pigs, chickens, dogs and cats, but Dad headed straight for the house. I didn’t know it yet, but that lamb was destined to become more than an ordinary sheep, just as I was destined to be more than an ordinary seven-year-old boy—I was about to become a mommy! Cradling the lamb in my arms, I brought him into the kitchen. While Mom and I wiped the lamb down with dry towels, Dad stoked the furnace with coal so that the newborn would have warming heat to drive away the cold. As I petted his curly little head, the tiny creature tried sucking on my fingers. He was hungry! We slipped a nipple over a pop bottle full of warm milk and stuck it into his mouth. He latched on, and instantly his jaws pumped like a machine, sending the nourishing milk to his stomach. As soon as he started eating, his tail started wagging furiously. Then suddenly his eyes popped open for the first time, and he looked me right in the eye. He gave me that miraculous moment-of-birth look that every mother knows. The look that says, unmistakably, “Hello Mommy! I’m yours, you’re mine, ain’t life fine!” He had a mom—me! I named him Henry and, just like the nursery rhyme, everywhere that Marty went, the lamb was sure to go. The instant bond we shared that first day turned into the same deep kind of connection that develops between mother and child. We were always together. I’d feed, exercise and bathe Henry. I’d scold him sternly when he got out in the road. Imagine the amazement and delight of my classmates when I had a couple of dogs and a sheep run to meet me at the school bus! Every day after school, Henry and I played games together until we both fell asleep, side by side, in the tall cool grass of the pasture. As I grew up, Henry grew older. Never once, however, did he forget that I was his mom. Even as a full-grown ram, he nuzzled me fondly, rubbing his big woolly head against my leg whenever he saw me. Functioning as a four-legged lawn mower and wool-covered dog at the Becker farm, Henry had a happy, healthy, full life for the rest of his days. People sometimes ask me why I became a veterinarian. The answer is: Henry. At seven years old, my love for animals was still just a spark. But it ignited into a flame at that magical moment when I became a mother to a hungry little lamb. 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 barn [bɑː n] n.谷仓；畜棚 wag [wæɡ] v. n.摇动；摇摆; delivery [diˈ livəri] n.分娩 furiously [ˈ fjʊ ərɪ əsli] ad.猛烈地 orphan [ˈ ɔ ː fn] n.孤儿 pop [pɒ p] vi 瞪出 shroud [ʃ raud] vt.覆盖 miraculous [miˈ rækjələs] a.奇迹般的 placenta [pləˈ sentə] n.胎盘 unmistakably [,ʌ nmə"steikəbli] ad.明白地 wobbly [ˈ wɔ bli] a.摇晃的，不稳的 tousle [ˈ tauzld] a.头发蓬乱的 bundle [ˈ bʌ ndl] vt.捆绑 connection [kəˈnekʃ n] n.关系；联系 rurual [ˈrʊərəl] adj.农村的；乡村的; bathe [beɪð] vt.冲洗；为…洗澡; destine [ˈ destɪ n] vt.打算；计划 scold [skəʊld] V.斥责；训斥 cradle [ˈ kreidl] vt.轻轻抱着 sternly [ˈ stɜ ː nli] ad.严厉地 wipe [waɪp] vt.擦；消除 amazement [əˈmeɪzmənt] n.惊奇；惊诧;困惑；惊恐; stoke [stəʊ k] vt.拨旺;给..添柴火 pasture [ˈ pɑː stʃ ə] n.牧草;牧场; furnace [ˈ fəː nis] n.熔炉 ram [ræm] n.公羊 pet [pet] vt.轻拍，抚摸， nuzzle [ˈ nʌ zl] vt.摩擦 curly [ˈkɜːlɪ] adj.卷曲的;曲线的；

　　fondly [ˈ fɒ ndli] ad.深情地 tiny [ˈtaɪnɪ] adj.微小的 rub [rʌb] vi.擦；摩擦 suck [sʌ k] v.n 吸；吸食;吮；啜; function [ˈfʌŋkʃən] vi.运行；起作用；

　　slip [slɪp] vt.使侧滑; mower [ˈ məʊ ə(r)] n.割草机 nipple [ˈ nɪ pl] n.乳头；橡皮奶头 veterinarian [ˌ vetəriˈ neəriən] n.兽医 latch [lætʃ ] vt.紧咬 spark [spɑː k] n.火花；火星 instantly [ˈɪnstəntlɪ] adv.立即；紧急地；

　　ignite [ɪ ɡˈ naɪ t] v.燃烧 pump [pʌmp] vi.喷出；像泵一样运动; flame [fleɪm] n.火焰；火苗；

　　nourishing [ˈ nʌ rɪ ʃ ɪ ŋ] adj.滋养的；有营养的 magical [ˈmædʒɪkl] adj.魔术的,魔法的 短语 释义 短语 释义 head straight for 径直前往 stick...into 把 把... 塞进 turn into 变成 II. Read to understand 1. Fill in the blanks about the plot and the change of characters’ emotion. Characters parents, I, the lamb time plot emotion background The lamb season Beginning We brought the lamb to our house. Development Parents and I attended to the little lamb. The lamb regarded me as its mother. Climax We grew up together. Ending I became a veterinarian. 2 How did they attend to the lamb when they took the little lamb to their house? 3 Why did everywhere I go, the lamb was sure to go? 4 How did this experience influence my life? III. Read to appreciate: Fill in the blanks according to Chinese translations 1. As I ___________ his curly little head, the tiny creature tried____________ on my fingers. (action) 我轻抚他的头，小小的头上满是卷曲的毛发，这个小家伙试着吮吸我的手指。

　　2. We ______________ a nipple over a pop bottle full of warm milk and _______________ it into his mouth. 我们把一个奶嘴装到一个装满温牛奶的汽水瓶上，把奶嘴塞进他的嘴里。

　　3. As soon as he started eating, his tail started ______________ furiously. （action+ emotion） 他开始吃东西，他的尾巴就开始猛烈摇晃。

　　4. Then suddenly his eyes____________ open for the first time, and he looked me right in the eye. 突然，他的眼睛睁开了，这是他第一次睁眼，他直视着我。

　　5. I’d___________ him sternly when he got out in the road. (action+ emotion) 如果他到马路上去，我会严厉地批评他。

　　6. Even as a full-grown ram, he________ me fondly, ___________ his big woolly head against my leg whenever he saw me. (action) 即使他是一只成年的公羊了，每次看到我，他还是会用鼻子轻轻地磨蹭我，用他毛茸茸的大头轻蹭我的腿。

　　7. He gave me that _______________ moment-of-birth look that every mother knows. (emotion) 他让我感受到了孩子出生的那一刻母亲们所感受到奇迹般的惊喜。

　　8. A young boy with _____________ blond hair and____________ black glasses doesn’t look much like a sheep. (appearance) 一个有着一头蓬乱的金发、戴着厚厚的黑色眼镜的小男孩看起来不像一只羊。

　　IV. Language use (1) Application of the key words: Fill in the blanks according to the Chinese sentences 1 我们正朝家的方向走去。

　　 We are ______________ home. 2 她擦掉了眼泪。

　　 She ____________her tears away. 3 我轻轻抚摸着小猫，轻轻地对她说话。

　　I gently _______________ the kitten, talking quietly to her. 4 请你把车开走， 这儿不许停车。

　　Please________ your car_________, no parking here. 5 方向盘从我冻僵的手里滑脱，汽车便横着穿过了马路。

　　The wheel ________from my frozen hand, and the car went right across the road. 6 小男孩把手指塞到鼻孔里。

　　The boy _________his finger up his nose. 7. 我们能从几口井里抽出干净的水来。

　　We were able to __________ clean water from several of the wells. 8. 那只猫咕噜咕噜地大声叫着，在她的腿上蹭来蹭去。

　　The cat purred loudly, ___________ against her legs. 9. 一个图书馆被用作临时医院，以处理伤亡人员。

　　A library is _________ as a temporary hospital to cope with casualties.球突然从史密斯的手中弹到了地上。

　　The ball ________ out of Smith’s hands and onto the ground. (2)Imitation of the scenes ：

　　 As soon as he started eating, his tail started wagging furiously. Then suddenly his eyes popped open for the first time, and he looked me right in the eye. He gave me that miraculous moment-of-birth look that every mother knows. 模仿:小猫给我带来许多欢乐. 她似乎喜欢我的声音,当我跟她说话时,她就睁大眼睛,摇着尾巴,认真地看着我. Key: 一、读后续写 I named him Henry and, just like the nursery rhyme, everywhere that Marty went, the lamb was sure to go. The instant bond we shared that first day turned into the same deep kind of connection that develops between mother and child. We were always together. I’d feed, exercise and bathe Henry. I’d scold him sternly when he got out in the road. Imagine the amazement and delight of my classmates when I had a couple of dogs and a sheep run to meet me at the school bus! As I grew up, Henry grew older. Never once, however, did he forget that I was his mom. He nuzzled me fondly, rubbing his big woolly head against my leg whenev...