高考英语读后续写复习备考：丛林历险 讲义

高考英语阅读写作复习备考：丛林历险  讲义  汤姆和托德一起去丛林中度假，正当他们午休时，火灾发生了。他们该如何安全逃生呢？July was the hottest time of the year in southern California. Tom and his best friend， Tod， had planned a camping trip in the Great National Forest for their summer vacation.Two big boys packed clothes and supplies into a bag， and set out for their great adventure with the dog Paul early in the morning. Upon arrival， Tom pulled over to the side of the road along the bank of the river. “A perfect place for fishing，” Tom exclaimed in delight. Tod nodded in agreement. Then， they spent a wonderful morning fishing by the river.At noon， the scorching（酷热的） sun made everything so quiet. With a good harvest of fish， the boys marched into the depth of the forest， followed by Paul. After searching for some time， they finally found an ideal place for the campsite （野营地）. The camp was set up immediately as Tom knew all the tricks of an experienced wilderness camper. After that， the two boys enjoyed their special treat—an afternoon nap. However， they were woken up by the shocking and fierce barks of Paul. Outside， heavy smoke filled the air and windblown flame was skipping from the top of one tree to another. The long dry summer made the forest a tinderbox（易燃物）. In no time， Tom and Tod hurried inside their tent packing their belongings.“Let's go！ We can make it back to the river！” Tom shouted. They headed down against the fire wind in the direction of the river. But Paul barked a sharp warning. Ahead of them lay a thick wall of smoke across the track. They would never make it through that. Tom was uneasy， for it was hard to find a safe way to escape in the heavy smoke.Paul lifted his head and sniffed the smoke laden wind. Soon， the dog bounded away and disappeared down a sharp slope. The boys shouted at him， but he didn't come back. Tom couldn't blame Paul for panicking. He himself wanted to run even though he didn't have a clue which way to choose.注意：1. 所续写短文的词数应为150左右;2. 续写部分分为两段，每段的开头语已为你写好。Paragraph 1：Tom and Tod hadn't gone far when there was a familiar bark.Paragraph 2：Paul pulled again， in spite of the boys' disbelief， urgently. Step 1 语篇研读文本梳理在一个酷热的夏日，汤姆和好朋友托德一起带上小狗保罗去丛林中度假。漫长而又干燥的夏天让森林成为一个易燃物，当他们正在午休的时候，森林起火了。他们该如何逃出突如其来的火灾呢？Step 2 情节构思续写步骤一、根据故事最后一段的情节，小狗保罗跑向斜坡，男孩们不知所措，我们可以预测小狗会找到逃离的路，带领他们走到安全地带。推荐表达有survive from the heavy smoke、escape from、make it back to the river。二、根据续写第一段的段首句，我们可设置以下问题链并推测：1. Did Paul find a safe way out？2. How did Tom and Tod feel when Paul was trying to lead the way？3. How would Tom and Tod behave？三、根据续写第二段的段首句，我们可设置以下问题链并推测续写第一段的结尾：1. Why did Paul pull Tom and Tod？2. How did Tom and Tod feel when Paul tried to guide them out of danger？四、根据续写第二段的段首句，我们可设置以下问题链并推测续写第二段的情节：1. Did Tom and Tod finally believe in Paul and why？2. What did Paul do to help Tom and Tod out of the heavy smoke？3. Did Tom and Tod reach the safe place with the help of Paul？4. How would Tom and Tod feel toward Paul in the end？Step 3 语言打磨原文语言分析一、语言特色1. 使用with结构，表达生动、活泼、灵活With a good harvest of fish， the boys marched into the depth of the forest， followed by Paul. （Para. 3）2. 使用暗喻的修辞，表达简洁，内涵丰富The long dry summer made the forest a tinderbox. （Para. 3）3. “地点状语+谓语+主语”，强调地点，使得重点突出Ahead of them lay a thick wall of smoke across the track. （Para. 4）二、精彩词块set out 出发;启程pull over 停靠路边in delight 高兴地the depth of the forest 森林的深处make it back to someplace 成功回到某地a thick wall of smoke 浓厚的烟续写语言提升以下是续写时可使用的语言表达：一、行为描写bound away 跳跃着离开bark at sb 朝某人吠叫grab one's jeans 抓紧某人的牛仔裤push and pull 推和拉sniff the wind 嗅着风rush out of breath 跑得上气不接下气二、使用暗喻They heard the most melodious music—the sound of rushing water. 他们听到了最美妙的音乐——流水的声音。Their faces blossomed. 他们的脸笑成了一朵朵花。  丛林历险 答案文本梳理1. July 2. the Great National Forest3. Paul 4. adventure 5. camping6. nap 7. heavy smoke 8. river人物分析1. adventurous 2. considerate 3. wokenup 4. warning 5. wind 6. slope【参考范文】Paragraph 1：Tom and Tod hadn't gone far when there was a familiar bark. It was Paul， bounding anxiously in front of Tom. It barked shockingly at him and pushed him urgently toward the slope with its head. But the boy didn't get it. Turning to Tod， Paul gave some more fierce barks， and pulled Tod's jeans toward the same direction. The message was clear， but the boys were hesitant. Could they count on this old friend at this life-and-death moment？ Would that be a mistake？Paragraph 2：Paul pulled again， in spite of the boys' disbelief， urgently. Seeing the fire was approaching nearer and nearer， the boys had no choice but to make up their mind. They followed Paul and rushed down the slope and into the depth of the forest. Several times the big dog stopped， lifted his head and sniffed the smoke laden wind. Then it picked up the path to go on. They ran out of breath but did not stop until they heard the most melodious music—the sound of rushing water！ At last， they made it back to the river. Saying nothing， exhausted Tom and Tod knelt down and hugged Paul tightly， with tears in their eyes.