2020八年级下英语黑布林阅读(秘密花园、白牙、惊喜的礼物)
2020八年级下英语黑布林阅读(秘密花园、白牙、惊喜的礼物) -CAL-FENGHAI.-(YICAI)-Company One1初二下英语复习专题——黑布林&津津有味课外阅读一、阅读理解（A）Six months pass and Dacty is very big now. During the day he sleeps in Aunt Eliabeth's office and at night he flies around the museum.But one night something strange happens. At midnight Dacty sees lights moving inside the museum. He flies closer to see what is happening. There are two men with torches inside the museum. They are wearing masks and they are trying to open a case. Inside the case there is a mummy .Suddenly one man looks up and sees the pterodactyl. He is very scared."Look, Bert," he says to the other man. "There is a huge bird up there."The other man looks up, but Dacty doesn't move. "Shut up, Eric. Don't be slly. It's only a statue," the man says. "Come on. I'll open the case.You look for the gold medallion s ."While Bert tries to open the case, Dacty flies down and grabs Eric.The thief is so scared that he can't say a thing. Dacty flies up and leaves him on top of a statue. He's stuck.Bert is so busy opening the case that he doesn'tsee what is happening. "Hey, where's the drill" he says, but there is no answer."Eric Where are you, Eric" he asks.Then he looks up and sees his friend high above on the statue. Just then Dacty flies down again and grabs the second thief. He lifts him in his beak and carries him up to the statue. The two men are very afraid. They start shouting, but there is nobody there to hear them.——Taken from The Surprise1.Why does Dacty live in the museum?A.Because he is afraid of darkness.B.Aunt Eliabeth makes him do so.C.He is too big to fly at home.D.He can help catch the thief.2.The underlined word “medallion”means .A.惩罚B.鼓励C.奖章D.奖品3.Which of the following is true?A.The government cheers for him later for Dacty calls the police to catch the thieves.B.Maybe Eric and his friend wants to steal the statue for the medallions.C.Eric is so afraid because he realizes the “statue”is a pterodactyl.D.Maybe the mummy is very valueable.4.Which will possibly happen next?A.Eric ran away.B.Dacty calls the police to catch the thievesC.Someone gets to the museum and sees the case.D.Dacty gets famous.B.The next two days it rained and it was very windy so Mary couldn't go outside. Then, on the third morning when she opened her eyes and looked out of the window, she had a big surprise. She called to Martha, 'Martha! Come and look at the moor!'There was no wind or rain and the sky was deep blue."Yes,' said Martha with a smile. 'The spring's coming.After breakfast Martha went to visit her mother for the day.Mary felt lonely in the house without her so she went outside into the bright sunshine. She ran round and round the fountain ten times and soon she started to feel better. Ben Weatherstaff was in the vegetable garden. He didn't look cross that day so she went to speak to him.“ The spring's coming,' he said to her. 'Can you see those green points in the earth'Mary looked."What are they' she asked.They’re spring flowers crocuses，snowdrops and daffodils"The robin appeared and sat on the ground near them.'Is spring coming in the secret garden, too" Mary asked Ben.”Or are all the tlowers dead"“Ask the robin," said Ben Wethestaff. 'He's the only one who knows And he went back to work. The robin was hopping around on the ground. Mary was watching him when she saw something on the earth.It was an old key.——Taken from The Secret Garden 1.What is Ben WethestaffA.He is Mr.Craven’s housekeeper.B.He is a gardener.C.He is a servant.D.He works for Mr.Craven.2.What does the underlined world “hop”mean?A.跳跃B.单脚跳C.齐足跳D.双脚跳3.Why does Martha realize the spring is coming?A.There was no wind or rain and the sky was deep blue.B.Mary told her so and she belived her.C.The next two days it rained and it was very windy so Mary couldn't go outside.D.She lived on the moor for a long time and she wans certain.4.How will Mary feel when she get the key?A.unhappyB.ExcitedC.Afraidfortable5.Which is the best tittle for the passage?A.Mary gets the key to the secret garden.B.The spring comes.C. The key to the secret garden.D.The day in Mr.Craven’s home.C.At the end of summer, the Native Americans began to pack up their camp. It was time to move on.White Fang knew something different was going to happen.He decided to hide. He found a good hiding place near the camp and waited there.The men called to him, but he did not obey. They came looking for him but did not find him .He waited in his hiding place shaking, because he was afraid.He believed they found him, he would get a beating.At last, they went away.White Fang was alone.Now he began to be really afraid. He had no mother to care for him. There were no men to throw him food.Thee was no warm tent to sit in. There was only the forest, full of strange noises and movements.Suddenly, the moon went behind the clouds. White Fang was in darkness——Taken from White Fang 1.What happened when White Fang ran away?A.He went to live with the lynx.B.He wen to live in a city.C.He lived very happilyD.He was on his own in the forest.2.Why was White Fang afraid to go to move on?A.He was afraid to be punished.B.He was afraid something different was going to happen.C.He was afraid to be beaten.D.He wasn’t afraid at all.3.Xiao Ming is looking up a dictionary as he watching the book.Here is the dictionary.Can you help him find the right meanings of the two underlined words?A.[1]；[3]B.[3]；[2]C.[3]；[1]D.[2]；[2]4.What’s the correct order?aThe Native Americans began to pack up their campbThe summer camecWhite Fang found his hidding placedWhite was in darknessA.abcdB.bcadC.dcbaD.cbdaDIt was sunny for nearly a week and Mary found many more green points in the secret garden. She pulled up the weeds around them So they had space to grow. Sometimes she imagined the garden in summer.One morning as she was skipping slowly along the long path,she thought about old Ben Weatherstaff. He was often cross but she liked him.At the end of the path there was a gate. She decided to go through it and explore the wood' on the other side. She opened and went through. Suddenly she heard the sound of music. It was coming from the trees. What was itShe was very curious and went to find out.A boy of about twelve was sitting under a tee. He was playing music.He had blue eyes and red cheeks. A squirrel and two rabbits were wathing him and listening to the music. When he saw May he said: 'I'm Dickon.1 know who you are. You are Miss Mary:'He took out a parcel.——Taken from The Secret Garden1.What is the season now?A.SpringB.SummerC.FallD.Winter.2.What does the underlined word “curious”mean?A. B. C. D.3.What may be in the parcel（包裹）A.Something to eat.B.Some tools to garden.C.Some pretty toys.D.The key to the garden.4.What was Dickon doing when Mary saw him?A.He wans lying under a tree and listened to music.B.He was reading a book to wait for Mary.C.He was there playing the music to spend the time.D.He was playing the music under a tree.E"Stop that!" he shouted.Beauty continued kicking White Fang while Cherokee kept holding on. Scott was very angry. He shoued at Beauty and knocked him down. All the men stopped houting.They knew the dog fight was over and there would be a fight berween two men. Beauty stood up and shouted at Scott to mind his own business. Scott kncked him down again. Beauty was not a brave man so he did not try to fight Scott.Scott had heard about White Fang.He knew he was one of the best lead sled dogs ever.“I’ll buy that dog from you," he told Beauty,“A hundred and fifty dollars.""He's worth more than that to me," Beauty shouted."I want three hundred dollars.""You'll take one hundred and ffry," Scott said. He bent dow and tried to separate the two dogs, but the blldog still held on. Scott shouted at Tom Keenan to help him."I don't know how to separate them," Keenan said."This has never happened before."Scott asked Matt for his gun. He began to push part of the gun into the bulldog's mouth as he tried to open it."Don't break his teeth," Keenan shouted.Scott paid no attention to him. At last, he got the bulldog to open its mouth. Matt came forward and pulled White Fang away. The wolf-dog was now almost dead from his wounds and loss of blood.——Taken from White Fang 1.Why did Scott buy White Fang?A.Because he won the fight.B.He was the best lead sled dogs around.C.He did not know.D.He was the best bulldog around.2.How was White Fang after the fight?A.He looked like he would have a fight again.B.He was far from death.C.He looked like a bulldog.D.He was almost dead.3.What does the underlined word “sled”mean?A.雪橇B.狂野C.血腥D.领导4.Who is White Fang’s new god?A.BeautyB.KeenanC.ScottD.Matt二．缺词填空。
黑布林英语阅读初二读后感密秘花园
黑布林英语阅读初二读后感密秘花园(中英文实用版)The Secret Garden, a captivating novel included in the Black布林English reading series for eighth-grade students, has left a profound impression on me.The story, set in the backdrop of a mysterious estate, intertwines themes of growth, resilience, and the power of friendship.《秘密花园》，这部包含在黑布林英语阅读初二系列中的引人入胜的小说，给我留下了深刻的印象。
故事背景设在一个神秘的庄园里，交织着成长、坚韧和友谊的强大主题。
Each character in the novel is uniquely crafted, reflecting diverse personalities and facing their own set of challenges.The protagonist, Mary, undergoes a remarkable transformation, teaching us the importance of embracing change and the magic that lies in the beauty of nature.小说中的每个角色都独具匠心，反映出不同的个性，面临着各自的一系列挑战。
主角玛丽经历了一次惊人的转变，教导我们拥抱变化的重要性，以及大自然美丽中蕴藏的魔力。
The vivid descriptions of the secret garden and its revival under the care of Mary and her friends serve as a metaphor for the revival of their spirits.It"s a heartwarming tale that highlights how love, care, and companionship can heal emotional wounds.秘密花园的生动描绘，以及玛丽和她的朋友们照料下的复苏，都成为了他们精神复苏的隐喻。
八年级黑布林英语阅读必读书目《秘密花园》试题
The Secret Garden秘密花园一. 阅读理解01. What does the sentence "The Ayah's job to keep Mary away from her parents as much as possible" mean?A. The Ayah's job was very easy and she just needed to look after Mary.B. Mary was very selfish and boresome.C. To show Mary's mother doesn't like her.D. To show Mary was alone and poor.02. How many servants did Mary have at least?A. 4.B. 5.C. 6.D. 8.03. The following sentences are right except .A. Mary's mother was beautiful and didn't like MaryB. Mary was selfish and not beautifulC. after one servant died of Cholera, all her servants ran awayD. the officer told Mary that her parents died04. What can we not learn about Misselthwaite Manor?A. It had a long history and very large.B. It was located on a dreary and wild land.C. The house was dark but there were many servants in it.D. Many rooms were locked and no one can get into it.05. The following sentences are right except .A. both the officer's wife and Mrs Medlock didn't like MaryB. Mary felt lonely when she went to LondonC. after his wife's death, Mary's uncle only wanted to travel all the timeD. Mary didn't know anything about her uncle06. What does the phrase "secret garden" mean?A. There were many amazing trees and flowers in the garden.B. There were many mysterious stories about the garden.C. The garden had a secret.D. The garden was locked for some reasons and no one could get into it.07. Which of the statements is right?A. When Mary asked Martha to help her put on clothes, Martha was surprised and insisted that Mary should dress herself.B. All the gardens were bare and looked dreary because it was winter.C. Dickon loved animals and always talked to them.D. There were wide lawns and a pond with an old fountain in the middle of the big gardens.08. How did Mary find the key to the secret garden?A. Martha told Mary how to find the key.C. Mary found the key herself.B. Ben Weatherstaff knew where was the key.D. With the guide of the robin, Mary found the key.09. We can learn except .A. the spring was coming and everyone looked happyB. after Mary found the key, she told Martha about what was happeningC. Mary didn't know what was skipping rope at first but later she loved itD. finally, Mary saw the door of the secret garden and got into it10. What word can't describe Dickon?A. Animal-loving.B. Sincere.C. Gentle.D. Optimistic.11. What didn't Dickon do to help Mary?A. Buying garden tools and seeds.B. Pulling up weeds.C. Cutting off old wood.D. Finding out whether plants were alive or not.A. Dickon was 12 years old and had blue eyes and red cheeks.B. His music was so wonderful that it attracted little animals.C. Dickon didn't know Mary before because Mary just came here several days.D. Mary told Dickon about the secret garden and Dickon agreed to keep the secret.13. The following statements are right except .A. the person who made the loud noise was Mary's young cousinB. Colin's father didn't want to see him because Colin was always illC. Colin believed that he was going to dieD. Colin was very poor and always alone14. Why was Martha afraid of Colin?A. Because he was ill seriously.C. Because he didn't like Martha.B. Because he was a young Rajah.D. Because he always spoke in a tone of command.15. What was not the difference between Colin and Dickon?A. Dickon liked to go on the moor while Colin didn't.B. Dickon could charm animals while Colin couldn't.C. Dickon could play music while Colin couldn't.D. Dickon knew all about animals while Colin didn't.16. The following statements are wrong except .A. Colin liked Mary because he usually liked to talk with strangersB. Martha was afraid of ColinC. Colin couldn't go on the moor because he thought he would dieD. the doctor visited Colin to gave him some medicine1 7. What was not in the secret garden?A. Robin.B. Crow.C. Rabbit.D. Fox cub.A. When it was sunny, the first thing Mary did was to go to the garden.B. Dickon introduced two new friends to Mary in the garden.C. Colin was angry because Mary didn't bring him to the garden.D. Mary worked the whole afternoon with Dickon in the garden.19. What is the correct order?(1) Colin wanted to see Dickon and his animals.(2) Mary went to the garden and saw Dickon.(3) Colin had a tantrum and Mary went to visit him.(4) Mary told Colin everything about the secret garden(5) Dickon agreed to visit Colin with his animals.A. 32145.B. 25431.C. 31254.D. 34125.20. What does the sentence "When I grow up, I am going to make scientific discoveries about magic and I'm going to start with this experiment." mean?A. He wanted to be a scientist and made experiments.B. He wanted to be a magician.C. He wanted to be like Dickon and could charm animals and people.D. He wanted something good to happen to him and to be well and strong.二、完形填空It was beautiful. The high walls around 1t were 21 with the bare stems of climbing roses. The grass on the ground was brown 22 it was still winter. There were bare rose bushes and rose trees in the grass. Mary didn't know if they were still 23 . There were 24 trees m the garden and the climbing roses were hanging from their branches. On the ground under one of the trees, there was a large broken branch.'It is so 25 in here!' she 26 .She walked, then _ 27 _ around the whole garden to 28 everything. The robin hopped about and showed her things. There were grass paths and big flower pots. 29 every comer there was a stone seat.She was skipping near one of these seats when she saw some green points in the 30 . Then she31 . Ben Weatherstaff''s words.' They are crocuses or snowdrops or daffodils,' she thought. 'Perhaps there are some more.'She looked and found many more green points in the garden. So not everything was 32 . She didn't know anything about gardening, 33 she found a piece of wood and started to dig the weeds out of the grass.Mary 34 in the garden for two or three hours. She was late for lunch but Martha was 35 her red cheeks and bright eyes. That day Mary ate all the food on her plate.21. A. filled B. covered C. crowded D. painted22. A. because B. until C. so D. while23. A. alive B. living C. live D. lively24. A. another B. others C. other D. the other25. A. quiet B. empty C. colorful D. peaceful26. A. screamed B. laughed C. whispered D. shouted27. A. skipped B. looked C. walked D. ran28. A. look for B. look at C. look into D. look up29. A. In B. At C. Under D. On30. A. ground B. trees C. flowers D. earth31. A. forgot B B. missed C. remembered D. hated32. A. died B. dead C. alive D. dying33. A. but B. and C. so D. whatever34. A. skipped B. stayed C. played D. worked35. A. shocked B. happy C. sad D. disappointed三、缺词填空There was magic in the secret garden that spring and summer. At first everything turned green. Then the green c 36 to colours - blue, purple and red. There were flowers everywhere.Dickon and Mary's seeds grew and p 37 poppies. And the roses - the roses! From small buds they grew into large flowers and f 38 the air with their perfume.Colin saw it all. He watched the changes as they h 39 . Dickon pushed his wheelchair to the garden every morning and he s 40 the day there. Sometimes he sat on the grass watching the insects. One morning he watched a mole d 41 a hole. He learnt a lot of things about the ways of these insects and animals. And Dickon taught him about the animals in the wood.One morning the children were in the secret garden as usual. When Ben Weatherstaff a 42 , Colin said: 'Good morning, Ben Weatherstaff. I want you and Dickon and Mary to listen to me because I'm going to tell you something very i 43 .''Yes, sir!' a 44 Ben Weatherstaff.'I 'm going to do a scientific experiment,' he said g 45 .'When I grow up, I'm going to make scientific discoveries about magic and I'm going to start with this experiment. Do you understand?'答题纸一、阅读理解01. 02. 03. 04.05. 06. 07. 08.09. 10. 11. 12.13. 14. 15. 16.17. 18. 19. 20.二、完形填空21. 22. 23. 24.25. 26. 27. 28.29. 30. 31. 32.33. 34. 35.三、缺词填空36. 37. 38. 39.40. 41. 42. 43.44. 45.。
黑布林英语阅读初二读后感密秘花园
黑布林英语阅读初二读后感密秘花园"The Secret Garden" is a classic novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett that tells the story of a young orphan girl named Mary Lennox who discovers a hidden, neglected garden on the grounds of her uncle's estate. As she learns to tend to the garden, Mary's own growth and transformation mirror the revival of the garden itself.One of the key themes of the novel is the healing power of nature. The garden serves as a metaphor for the process of personal growth and spiritual renewal. Mary, who starts off as a spoiled and self-centered child, gradually learns to appreciate the beauty of nature and the importance of nurturing living things. Through her interactions with the garden, Mary becomes more compassionate, empathetic, and connected to the world around her.Another important theme of the novel is the idea of secrets and hidden truths. The garden itself is a secret place, hidden away from the rest of the world. As Mary discovers the garden and uncovers its mysteries, she also begins to uncover the secrets of her own past and the past of her new friends, Dickon and Colin. Through these revelations, Mary learns theimportance of honesty, trust, and communication in building meaningful relationships.Overall, "The Secret Garden" is a timeless tale of growth, healing, and transformation. It reminds us of the power of nature to heal and renew our spirits, and the importance of opening ourselves up to new experiences and connections. The novel serves as a beautiful reminder of the magic and wonder that can be found in the world around us, if only we take the time to look and listen.。
黑布林英语《令人惊喜的礼物》读后感
黑布林英语《令人惊喜的礼物》读后感全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1An Unexpected Gift: A Delightful Journey into the Realm of Self-DiscoveryAs an avid reader and language enthusiast, I have embarked on countless literary adventures, each unveiling new worlds and perspectives. However, few books have left an indelible mark quite like "An Unexpected Gift" from the Black Goblin English series. This enchanting tale weaves a tapestry of personal growth, cultural exploration, and the enduring power of friendship – a narrative that resonates profoundly with the trials and triumphs of adolescence.The story follows the journey of Lila, an intrepid young girl whose life takes an unexpected turn when she receives a peculiar gift from her eccentric aunt. What seems like an ordinary package soon unravels into a mesmerizing odyssey, transporting Lila to the mystical realm of the Black Goblins. It is here that she encounters a vibrant cast of characters, each embodying the richdiversity of the goblin culture and challenging her preconceived notions.One of the book's greatest strengths lies in its ability to seamlessly interweave language learning with an engrossing narrative. As Lila navigates the goblin realm, she is immersed in a world where English is not merely a subject to be studied but a living, breathing entity. Through her interactions with the goblins, she grapples with idioms, grammar nuances, and cultural references, all while unraveling the mysteries that unfold before her. This holistic approach to language learning is both engaging and effective, making the acquisition of new vocabulary and concepts an organic and enjoyable process.Beyond its linguistic merits, "An Unexpected Gift" is a poignant exploration of self-discovery and personal growth. Lila's journey is a metaphor for the transformative experiences that shape our identities. As she confronts challenges and overcomes obstacles, she learns valuable lessons about resilience, empathy, and the power of embracing one's unique qualities. The book reminds us that growth often arises from unexpected sources, and that the greatest gifts in life are those that challenge us to step outside our comfort zones.Moreover, the book celebrates the richness of cultural diversity, inviting readers to embrace and appreciate the beauty of different traditions and perspectives. The goblin realm is a vibrant tapestry of customs, beliefs, and traditions, each woven into the fabric of the narrative. Through Lila's interactions with the goblins, we are reminded of the importance ofopen-mindedness and respect for cultural differences, a message that resonates deeply in our increasingly interconnected world.Perhaps one of the most endearing aspects of "An Unexpected Gift" is the enduring bond of friendship that blossoms between Lila and her goblin companions. As they navigate the twists and turns of their adventure, they forge unbreakable bonds of trust, loyalty, and camaraderie. These relationships serve as a poignant reminder of the power of human connection and the profound impact that genuine friendships can have on our lives.In a world where young adults often grapple with feelings of isolation and self-doubt, "An Unexpected Gift" offers a refreshing and uplifting perspective. It reminds us that our struggles and insecurities are not unique, but rather shared experiences that unite us all. Through Lila's journey, we areinspired to embrace our vulnerabilities, celebrate our strengths, and find solace in the knowledge that we are not alone on this path of self-discovery.From a literary standpoint, the book is a masterful blend of imaginative storytelling and engaging language learning. The author's command of descriptive language transports readers into the vibrant world of the Black Goblins, painting vivid images that linger long after the final page has been turned. The pacing is impeccable, striking the perfect balance between moments of suspense and introspection, keeping readers invested in Lila's journey from start to finish.In conclusion, "An Unexpected Gift" is a true gem in the Black Goblin English series – a captivating tale that transcends the boundaries of language learning and delves into the depths of personal growth, cultural appreciation, and the enduring power of friendship. Whether you are a language learner seeking an immersive experience or a reader in search of athought-provoking and heartwarming narrative, this book is an absolute must-read. It will leave you inspired, enlightened, and perhaps even a little bit changed – for the better.篇2A Delightful and Enchanting Surprise: My Reaction to "The Surprising Gift"As an avid reader and lover of the Harry Potter series, I have always found myself eagerly anticipating each new installment, desperate to unravel the mysteries and immerse myself in the captivating wizarding world crafted by J.K. Rowling's masterful storytelling. However, the chapter "The Surprising Gift" from Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban stands out as a particular delight, leaving me utterly spellbound and craving more.From the moment I delved into the chapter, I found myself transported into the heart of Hogwarts, the magical school that has become a second home to countless readers worldwide. Rowling's vivid descriptions painted a rich tapestry of enchantment, allowing me to vividly envision the grand halls, the flickering torchlight, and the awe-inspiring feasts that unfold within the Great Hall's walls.Yet, amidst the familiar surroundings, an air of mystery and intrigue permeated the narrative, drawing me deeper into the unfolding events. The appearance of the Firebolt, a broomstick of unparalleled quality and speed, ignited a sense of excitement within me, mirroring Harry's own awe and bewilderment atreceiving such an extraordinary gift. As the mystery surrounding its origin unraveled, I found myself desperately trying to piece together the clues, eager to uncover the identity of the anonymous benefactor.Rowling's masterful storytelling prowess shone through as she deftly wove a tapestry of suspense, leaving me on the edge of my seat, pondering the implications of such a valuable and mysterious present. The tension mounted as suspicions arose, and the characters grappled with the potential dangers lurking beneath the surface of this seemingly innocuous gift.One of the aspects that truly resonated with me was the exploration of friendship and loyalty that underpinned the narrative. As Harry's closest companions, Ron and Hermione, expressed their concerns and misgivings about the Firebolt's origins, I found myself empathizing with their perspectives. Their loyalty to Harry was evident, yet their cautious approach spoke volumes about the depth of their care and the unbreakable bonds that bound them together.Rowling's ability to craft multidimensional characters never ceases to amaze me, and "The Surprising Gift" was a testament to her skill in this regard. Each character's reaction to the unfolding events felt genuine and true to their personalities,allowing me to connect with them on a deeper level. Hermione's unwavering determination to protect her friends, Ron's conflicted emotions, and Harry's mixture of gratitude and apprehension all resonated profoundly, adding richness and depth to the narrative.Moreover, the chapter served as a poignant reminder of the inherent dangers that lurked within the wizarding world, heightening the sense of tension and suspense that permeated the entire book. The possibility of dark forces at work, seeking to harm or manipulate Harry, loomed ominously, casting a shadow over the jubilant celebration of his newfound gift. This delicate balance between joy and peril kept me hooked, eager to unravel the mysteries that lay ahead.As the chapter drew to a close, I found myself swept up in a whirlwind of emotions – excitement, apprehension, and an insatiable curiosity to uncover the truth behind the Firebolt's origins. Rowling's masterful storytelling had once again captivated me, leaving me longing for more and eagerly anticipating the revelations that would unfold in the subsequent chapters."The Surprising Gift" stands as a shining example of Rowling's exceptional talent for crafting engaging andthought-provoking narratives that resonate with readers of all ages. Her ability to weave intricate plotlines, develop complex characters, and seamlessly blend elements of fantasy and reality is truly remarkable.Beyond the entertainment value, this chapter served as a poignant reminder of the enduring themes that permeate the Harry Potter series – friendship, loyalty, and the unwavering strength of the human spirit in the face of adversity. As a reader, I found myself not only enthralled by the magical world but also deeply moved by the profound lessons woven into the narrative fabric.In conclusion, "The Surprising Gift" stands as a testament to J.K. Rowling's literary prowess, leaving an indelible mark on my imagination and reinforcing my love for the Harry Potter series. With each chapter, I find myself eagerly anticipating the next twist and turn, desperate to unravel the mysteries that lie ahead. Rowling's ability to captivate and enthrall her readers is truly magical, and "The Surprising Gift" serves as a shining example of her remarkable storytelling prowess.篇3The Surprising Gift: A Thought-Provoking TaleAs an avid reader of the Black Goblin English stories, I was eager to delve into the latest installment, "The Surprising Gift." Little did I know that this seemingly innocuous tale would leave me pondering profound questions about the nature of generosity, selflessness, and the true essence of gift-giving.The story follows the adventures of the mischievous but kindhearted Black Goblin as he embarks on a quest to find the perfect gift for his friend, the wise old Wizard. From the outset, the narrative captured my imagination with its vivid descriptions and whimsical characters. However, what truly resonated with me was the underlying message about the transformative power of giving.As the Goblin ventured through enchanted forests and treacherous terrain, his determination to find the most extraordinary gift was both admirable and relatable. We've all experienced that burning desire to express our appreciation for those we hold dear, and the Goblin's journey mirrored the struggles we often face in our pursuit of the perfect present.Yet, it was the unexpected twist that truly left an indelible mark on my psyche. When the Goblin realized that his most prized possession – a simple yet cherished pebble – held profound sentimental value, he selflessly offered it to the Wizard.In that moment, the true essence of gift-giving was unveiled, and I found myself questioning my own understanding of the act.Is the value of a gift truly measured by its monetary worth or outward appearance? Or does the genuine sentiment behind the gesture hold far greater significance? The Surprising Gift challenged me to reevaluate my preconceptions and embrace the notion that the most meaningful gifts often come from the heart, not from material possessions.Moreover, the Wizard's reaction to the Goblin's humble offering was a poignant reminder of the power of gratitude and appreciation. His genuine joy and gratitude for the pebble, a seemingly insignificant object, spoke volumes about the depth of their friendship and the importance of cherishing the little things in life.As I reflected on the story, I couldn't help but draw parallels to my own experiences with gift-giving. How often had I agonized over finding the perfect, most extravagant gift, only to miss the true essence of the gesture? The Surprising Gift served as a gentle nudge, encouraging me to focus on the sentiment behind the gift rather than its outward appearance or monetary value.Furthermore, the story's portrayal of the Goblin's selflessness struck a chord within me. In a world whereself-interest and materialism often take precedence, the Goblin's willingness to part with his most prized possession for the sake of his friend was a refreshing and inspiring reminder of the importance of putting others before ourselves.As I turned the final page, I found myself contemplating not only the act of gift-giving but also the broader implications of the story's message. It challenged me to embrace a more selfless and compassionate outlook on life, to cherish the little things, and to appreciate the genuine connections we forge with those around us.In the end, "The Surprising Gift" proved to be much more than a delightful tale of whimsy and adventure. It was a thought-provoking exploration of the depths of human emotion, generosity, and the true essence of giving. As a student, this story has left an indelible mark on my understanding of these profound concepts, and I am certain that its lessons will continue to resonate with me for years to come.。
2020八年级下英语黑布林阅读(秘密花园、白牙、惊喜的礼物)
初二下英语复习专题——黑布林&津津有味课外阅读一、阅读理解（A）Six months pass and Dacty is very big now. During the day he sleeps in Aunt Eliabeth's office and at night he flies around the museum.But one night something strange happens. At midnight Dacty sees lights moving inside the museum. He flies closer to see what is happening. There are two men with torches inside the museum. They are wearing masks and they are trying to open a case. Inside the case there is a mummy .Suddenly one man looks up and sees the pterodactyl. He is very scared."Look, Bert," he says to the other man. "There is a huge bird up there."The other man looks up, but Dacty doesn't move. "Shut up, Eric. Don't be slly. It's only a statue," the man says. "Come on. I'll open the case.You look for the gold medallion s ."While Bert tries to open the case, Dacty flies down and grabs Eric.The thief is so scared that he can't say a thing. Dacty flies up and leaves him on top of a statue. He's stuck.Bert is so busy opening the case that he doesn'tsee what is happening."Hey, where's the drill?" he says, but there is no answer."Eric? Where are you, Eric?" he asks.Then he looks up and sees his friend high above on the statue. Just then Dacty flies down again and grabs the second thief. He lifts him in his beak and carries him up to the statue. The two men are very afraid. They start shouting, but there is nobody there to hear them.——Taken from The Surprise1.Why does Dacty live in the museum?A.Because he is afraid of darkness.B.Aunt Eliabeth makes him do so.C.He is too big to fly at home.D.He can help catch the thief.2.The underlined word “medallion”means .A.惩罚B.鼓励C.奖章D.奖品3.Which of the following is true?A.The government cheers for him later for Dacty calls the police to catch the thieves.B.Maybe Eric and his friend wants to steal the statue for the medallions.C.Eric is so afraid because he realizes the “statue”is a pterodactyl.D.Maybe the mummy is very valueable.4.Which will possibly happen next?A.Eric ran away.B.Dacty calls the police to catch the thievesC.Someone gets to the museum and sees the case.D.Dacty gets famous.B.The next two days it rained and it was very windy so Mary couldn't go outside. Then, on the third morning when she opened her eyes and looked out of the window, she had a big surprise. She called to Martha, 'Martha! Come and look at the moor!'There was no wind or rain and the sky was deep blue."Yes,' said Martha with a smile. 'The spring's coming.After breakfast Martha went to visit her mother for the day.Mary felt lonely in the house withouther so she went outside into the bright sunshine. She ran round and round the fountain ten times and soon she started to feel better. Ben Weatherstaff was in the vegetable garden. He didn't look cross that day so she went to speak to him.“ The spring's coming,' he said to her. 'Can you see those green points in the earth?'Mary looked."What are they?' she asked.They’re spring flowers crocuses，snowdrops and daffodils"The robin appeared and sat on the ground near them.'Is spring coming in the secret garden, too?" Mary asked Ben.”Or are all the tlowers dead?"“Ask the robin," said Ben Wethestaff. 'He's the only one who knows And he went back to work. The robin was hopping around on the ground. Mary was watching him when she saw something on the earth.It was an old key.——Taken from The Secret Garden1.What is Ben Wethestaff？A.He is Mr.Craven’s housekeeper.B.He is a gardener.C.He is a servant.D.He works for Mr.Craven.2.What does the underlined world “hop”mean?A.跳跃B.单脚跳C.齐足跳D.双脚跳3.Why does Martha realize the spring is coming?A.There was no wind or rain and the sky was deep blue.B.Mary told her so and she belived her.C.The next two days it rained and it was very windy so Mary couldn't go outside.D.She lived on the moor for a long time and she wans certain.4.How will Mary feel when she get the key?A.unhappyB.ExcitedC.Afraidfortable5.Which is the best tittle for the passage?A.Mary gets the key to the secret garden.B.The spring comes.C. The key to the secret garden.D.The day in Mr.Craven’s home.C.At the end of summer, the Native Americans began to pack up their camp. It was time to move on.White Fang knew something different was going to happen.He decided to hide. He found a good hiding place near the camp and waited there.The men called to him, but he did not obey. They came looking for him but did not find him .He waited in his hiding place shaking, because he was afraid.He believed they found him, he would get a beating.At last, they went away.White Fang was alone.Now he began to be really afraid. He had no mother to care for him. There were no men to throw him food.Thee was no warm tent to sit in. There was only the forest, full of strange noises and movements.Suddenly, the moon went behind the clouds. White Fang was in darkness——Taken from White Fang1.What happened when White Fang ran away?A.He went to live with the lynx.B.He wen to live in a city.C.He lived very happilyD.He was on his own in the forest.2.Why was White Fang afraid to go to move on?A.He was afraid to be punished.B.He was afraid something different was going to happen.C.He was afraid to be beaten.D.He wasn’t afraid at all.3.Xiao Ming is looking up a dictionary as he watching the book.Here is the dictionary.Can you help him find the right meanings of the two underlined words?A.[1]；[3]B.[3]；[2]C.[3]；[1]D.[2]；[2]4.What’s the correct order?aThe Native Americans began to pack up their campbThe summer camecWhite Fang found his hidding placedWhite was in darknessA.abcdB.bcadC.dcbaD.cbdaDIt was sunny for nearly a week and Mary found many more green points in the secret garden. She pulled up the weeds around them So they had space to grow. Sometimes she imagined the garden in summer.One morning as she was skipping slowly along the long path,she thought about old Ben Weatherstaff. He was often cross but she liked him.At the end of the path there was a gate. She decided to go through it and explore the wood' on the other side. She opened and went through. Suddenly she heard the sound of music. It was coming from the trees. What was it? She was very curious and went to find out.A boy of about twelve was sitting under a tee. He was playing music.He had blue eyes and red cheeks. A squirrel and two rabbits were wathing him and listening to the music. When he saw May he said: 'I'm Dickon.1 know who you are. You are Miss Mary:'He took out a parcel.——Taken from The Secret Garden1.What is the season now?A.SpringB.SummerC.FallD.Winter.2.What does the underlined word “curious”mean?A. B. C. D.3.What may be in the parcel（包裹）?A.Something to eat.B.Some tools to garden.C.Some pretty toys.D.The key to the garden.4.What was Dickon doing when Mary saw him?A.He wans lying under a tree and listened to music.B.He was reading a book to wait for Mary.C.He was there playing the music to spend the time.D.He was playing the music under a tree.E"Stop that!" he shouted.Beauty continued kicking White Fang while Cherokee kept holding on. Scott was very angry. He shoued at Beauty and knocked him down. All the men stopped houting.They knew the dog fight was over and there would be a fight berween two men. Beauty stood up and shouted at Scott to mind his own business. Scott kncked him down again. Beauty was not a brave man so he did not try to fight Scott.Scott had heard about White Fang.He knew he was one of the best lead sled dogs ever.“I’ll buy that dog from you," he told Beauty,“A hundred and fifty dollars.""He's worth more than that to me," Beauty shouted."I want three hundred dollars.""You'll take one hundred and ffry," Scott said. He bent dow and tried to separate the two dogs, but the blldog still held on. Scott shouted at Tom Keenan to help him."I don't know how to separate them," Keenan said."This has never happened before."Scott asked Matt for his gun. He began to push part of the gun into the bulldog's mouth as he tried to open it."Don't break his teeth," Keenan shouted.Scott paid no attention to him. At last, he got the bulldog to open its mouth. Matt came forward and pulled White Fang away. The wolf-dog was now almost dead from his wounds and loss of blood.——Taken from White Fang1.Why did Scott buy White Fang?A.Because he won the fight.B.He was the best lead sled dogs around.C.He did not know.D.He was the best bulldog around.2.How was White Fang after the fight?A.He looked like he would have a fight again.B.He was far from death.C.He looked like a bulldog.D.He was almost dead.3.What does the underlined word “sled”mean?A.雪橇B.狂野C.血腥D.领导4.Who is White Fang’s new god?A.BeautyB.KeenanC.ScottD.Matt二．缺词填空。
黑布林英语《令人惊喜的礼物》内容梗概
【令人惊喜的礼物】是由黑布林英语倾情打造的一档栏目，以讲述生活中的点滴惊喜为主题。
通过讲述真实的故事，这档栏目试图传达出生活中那些意料之外的惊喜，以及人们在面对这些惊喜时的态度和情感。
本文将全面评估《令人惊喜的礼物》的内容，逐步探讨其主题，并撰写一篇有价值的文章，以深入理解和回顾这一主题。
一、梗概在《令人惊喜的礼物》中，黑布林英语团队以真实的生活故事为基础，通过讲述人们在日常生活中收到的意想不到的礼物所引发的情感和反应。
这些礼物可能是朋友的一句暖心的话语，家人的一份突如其来的关爱，或者是陌生人的一次意外帮助。
这些故事无一不带有鲜明的情感色彩，让观众在聆听的过程中也能感同身受，对待生活中的各种惊喜更加理性和感性。
二、从简到繁，由浅入深地探讨主题1. 简单的惊喜在生活中，我们常常会遇到一些简单而真挚的惊喜，比如一个朋友突然送来的一份小礼物，或者是家人在无意中为我们准备的一顿温馨的晚餐。
这些简单的惊喜看似微不足道，但却蕴含着真挚的情感和深刻的意义。
通过介绍这些故事，我们不仅能感受到作者的善意和温暖，也能对自己在生活中收到的小惊喜有更深入的思考和感悟。
2. 意外的感动有时，生活给予我们的惊喜可能是来自于意外的感动。
比如在一次偶然的相遇中，陌生人为我们提供了热情的帮助；或者是在一次突如其来的困境中，朋友为我们提供了温暖的支持。
这些意外的感动，让我们不禁要对生活和人性有更多的思考和感慨。
通过共享这些故事，我们可以更好地理解人与人之间的情感联系，以及在面对意外的善意时如何更加真诚地回应和感恩。
3. 意义的启示每一个惊喜都蕴含着一定的意义和启示，无论是简单的还是意外的。
它们让我们重新审视生活，感知美好的存在，并且明白善意不息的价值。
通过在《令人惊喜的礼物》中共享这些故事，我们可以更好地从中获得心灵上的启迪和激励，让我们更积极地去感恩生活，关爱身边的人，以及传递更多的温暖和善意。
通过一步步地解析主题内容，并以从简到繁的方式进行探讨，我们可以更全面地理解《令人惊喜的礼物》所传达的意义和价值。
the secret garden黑布林英语阅读
the secret garden黑布林英语阅读The Secret Garden is a timeless classic that tells the story of a young girl named Mary Lennox who discovers a hidden, neglected garden on her uncle's estate. As she begins to tend to the garden, she not only transforms the garden itself but also experiences personal growth and healing. This novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett has captivated readers of all ages for generations.秘密花园是一部永恒的经典，讲述了一个叫玛丽·莱诺克斯的小女孩在叔叔的庄园里发现了一个被忽视的花园。
当她开始照料这个花园时，不仅改变了花园本身，还经历了个人成长和疗愈。
弗朗西丝·霍奇森·伯内特的这部小说已经吸引了几代读者。
One of the key themes in The Secret Garden is the healing power of nature. The garden serves as a metaphor for renewal, growth, and transformation. As Mary tends to the garden, she not only brings it back to life but also finds solace and healing in its beauty. This theme reminds us of the importance of connecting with nature and the profound impact it can have on our well-being.《秘密花园》的一个关键主题是自然的疗愈力量。
黑布林初二第一辑The secret garden读后感
黑布林初二第一辑The secret garden读后感《秘密花园》主要讲的是一场突如其来的霍乱使玛丽变成了孤儿。
她被接到了舅舅阿奇先生家。
在这个陌生的环境里，前来迎接她的劳克太太，不苟言笑，严肃冷漠，让孤苦伶仃的她更感到孤独落寞；而阿奇先生最初的远离漠视，也让她丝毫感受不到亲情的温暖。
但是倔强的玛丽并没有哭泣，而是微笑着面对她人生中的最大变故。
在玛莎的热情援引下，玛丽认识了喜欢和动物交朋友的迪肯，在他的指导和带领下开始了对秘密花园的耕种，迪肯的细心体贴让面色苍白的玛丽脸上泛起了健康的红润，也使她由霸道孤癖变得随和亲切；园子里知更鸟的鸣叫更让她听得出了神，使她忘记了忧愁，忘记了痛苦。
后来，在好奇心的引领下，玛丽又结识了忧郁的少爷柯林，听着柯林伤心的哭泣，她耐心地宽慰他；面对柯林的粗暴无礼，她又暴躁地训斥他，最终以自己的乐观感染了柯林，使柯林猛醒，帮助他战胜了“心魔”，并把他也带入了秘密花园，沉睡了十年的秘密花园在他们几个小伙伴的辛勤劳动下苏醒了，百花盛开，绿草如茵，鸟儿歌唱，空气中弥漫着沁人心肺的芳香，他们在秘密花园里快乐地游戏，健康的地成长。
在悲惨的遭遇面前，玛丽没有选择哭泣，而是选择微笑面对，并且以自己的乐观感染着身边的人，甚至让一个整天疑神疑鬼卧床不起的柯林神奇般地站起来了。
如果她选择了哭泣，秘密花园也许就不会开启，柯林也许就不会战胜“心魔”。
作者用清新笔触生动地描写了一个骄纵任性的小女孩玛丽在遭遇家庭变故、失去双亲后，寄居于舅舅家的故事。
然而，种种的不幸并没有击倒她，她坚强地生活着，并结识了热爱大自然的小伙伴迪肯。
她们善良、纯真、健康、向上的精神，感染了庄园中的另一个人――性格怪僻的柯林，她们在一天天地改变着，正如尘封的秘密花园在慢慢地变化着……只有在宽松的环境中，才能健康地成长。
爱心，会让我们更愉快，更健康。
爱心加团结，具有无穷的力量。
乐观，积极，微笑，才有精神，才会健康。
病痛，往往只有在我们心里。
黑布林英语《令人惊喜的礼物》读后感
The Joy of Unexpected Gifts: Reflections on"The Surprising Present" from HeiBulinEnglishAs I turned the final page of "The Surprising Present" from HeiBulin English, I found myself smiling at the warmth and wisdom the story had imparted. The tale, centeredaround the theme of unexpected gifts and their profound impact on our lives, reminded me of the simple joy that comes from receiving something unexpected and deeply meaningful.The story follows the protagonist, a young girl named Emily, as she anxiously awaits her birthday present fromher grandparents. Emily's excitement builds as the day approaches, and when the big day finally arrives, she is presented with a mysterious package wrapped in bright paper. Inside, she discovers a beautiful book of poetry, a giftthat she had never expected but one that turns out to be exactly what her soul needed.What I found particularly striking about this story was the way it highlighted the power of unexpected gifts. Often, we spend our lives chasing after material possessions orexpecting certain things from others, but it's the unexpected, the unplanned, that often brings the most joy. Emily's reaction to her gift was a perfect example of this. Her face lit up with delight not because the book was expensive or flashy, but because it was a personal and thoughtful gift that spoke to her interests and passions. This resonated deeply with me, reminding me of the times in my own life when I have received unexpected gifts that have brought me more joy than anything else. It could be a simple note from a friend, a book that falls into my hands at exactly the right moment, or even a small token from someone who cares. These gifts, while seemingly insignificant, often hold the most significant value because they come from the heart and are filled with love and thoughtfulness.Another aspect of the story that struck me was its emphasis on the importance of reading and literature.Emily's gift was not just a book; it was a gateway to a whole new world of ideas and emotions. This reminded me of the power of books and how they can transform our lives, opening our minds to new perspectives and experiences. Itwas a beautiful reminder of the value of literacy and the role it plays in shaping our characters and imaginations.In conclusion, "The Surprising Present" from HeiBulin English is a heartfelt and uplifting tale that reminds usof the joy that comes from receiving unexpected gifts. It encourages us to appreciate the simple pleasures in lifeand to cherish the moments that bring us true happiness.The story also serves as a reminder of the power of reading and literature, showing us how books can open our minds and enrich our lives. As Emily's story unfolded, I found myself reflecting on my own experiences and the role unexpectedgifts have played in my life. I hope that others will find inspiration and joy in this story as I have.**令人惊喜的礼物：读黑布林英语《令人惊喜的礼物》有感** 当我翻完黑布林英语《令人惊喜的礼物》的最后一页时，脸上不禁露出了微笑，故事所传达的温暖与智慧给我留下了深刻的印象。
2020八年级下英语黑布林阅读(秘密花园、白牙、惊喜的礼物)
一、阅读理解(A)Six mon ths pass and Dacty is very big now. During the day he sleeps in Aunt Eliabeth's office and at ni ght he flies around the museum.But one ni ght someth ing stra nge happe ns. At midni ght Dacty sees lights moving in side the museum. He flies closer to see what is happe ning. There are two men with torches in side the museum. They are weari ng masks and they are tryi ng to ope n a case. In side the case there is a mummy .Sudde nly one man looks up and sees the pterodactyl. He is very scared."Look, Bert," he says to the other man. "There is a huge bird up there."The other man looks up, but Dacty does n't move. "Shut up, Eric. Don't be slly. It's only a statue," the man says. "Come on. 门I ope n the case.You look for the gold medallion s ."While Bert tries to open the case, Dacty flies down and grabs Eric.The thief is so scared that he can't say a thing. Dacty flies up and leaves him on top of a statue. He's stuck.Bert is so busy ope ning the case that he does n'tsee what is happe ning."Hey, where's the drill?" he says, but there is no answer."Eric? Where are you, Eric?" he asks.Then he looks up and sees his friend high above on the statue. Just the n Dacty flies dow n aga in and grabs the sec ond thief. He lifts him in his beak and carries him up to the statue. The two men are very afraid. They start shouti ng, but there is no body there to hear them.-- Take n from The Surprise1. Why does Dacty live in the museum?A. Because he is afraid of dark ness.B.A unt Eliabeth makes him do so.C.He is too big to fly at home.D.He can help catch the thief.2. The underlined word medalfion ” mean ___________ .A. 惩罚B.鼓励C.奖章D.奖品3. Which of the followi ng is true?A. The gover nment cheers for him later for Dacty calls the police to catch the thieves.B. Maybe Eric and his friend wants to steal the statue for the medallions.C. Eric is so afraid because he realizes the “ statue ” is a pterodactyl.D. Maybe the mummy is very valueable.4. Which will possibly happe n n ext?A. Eric ran away.B.Dacty calls the police to catch the thievesC.Some one gets to the museum and sees the case.D.Dacty gets famous.B.The n ext two days it rained and it was very windy so Mary could n't go outside. Then, on the third morning whe n she ope ned her eyes and looked out of the win dow, she had a big surprise. She called to Martha, 'Martha! Come and look at the moor!' There was no wind or rain and the sky was deep blue."Yes,' said Martha with a smile. 'The spring's coming.After breakfast Martha went to visit her mother for the day.Mary felt Ion ely in the house withouther so she went outside into the bright sunshine. She ran round and round the fountain ten timesand soon she started to feel better. Ben Weatherstaff was in the vegetable garde n. He did n't look cross that day so she went to speak to him.“ The spri ng's comin g,' he said to her. 'Ca n you see those gree n points in the earth?'Mary looked."What are they?' she asked.They ' re spring flowers crocuse , snowdrops and daffodils" The rob in appeared and sat on the gro und n ear them. 'Is spring coming in the secret garden, too?" Mary asked Ben. ” Or are all the tlowersdead?"Ask the rob in," said Ben Wethestaff. 'He's the only one who knows And he went back to work.The rob in was hopp ing around on the ground. Mary was watch ing him whe n she saw someth ing on the earth .It was an old key.- Take n from The Secret Garde n1. What is Ben Wethestaff s B.He is a garde ner.D.He works for Mr.Crave n.What does the underlined world “ hop ” mean?3. Why does Martha realize the spring is coming? A. There was no wi nd or rain and the sky was deep blue. B. Mary told her so and she belived her.C. The next two days it rained and it was very windy so Mary could n't go outside.D. She lived on the moor for a long time and she wans certain. 4. How will Mary feel when she get the key?At the end of summer, the Native America ns bega n to pack up their camp. It was time to move on. White Fang knew someth ing differe nt was going to happe n.He decided to hide. He found a good hidi ng place n ear the camp and waited there. The men called to him, but he did not obey. They came looking for him but did not find him .He waited in his hidi ng place shak ing, because he was afraid.He believed they found him, he would get a beati ng.A.housekeeper. B. He is a serva nt. 2.He is Mr.CravenA.跳跃B.单脚跳C.齐足跳D.双脚跳A.un happyB.Excited5. W hich is the best tittle for the passage? A.Mary gets the key to the secret garde n. C. The key to the secret garde n.C.C. AfraidD. comfortableB. The spri ng comes. D.The day inAt last, they went away.White Fang was alon e.Now he bega n to be really afraid. He had no mother to care for him. There were no men to throw him food.Thee was no warm tent to sit in. There was only the forest, full of stra nge no ises and moveme nts. Sudde nly, the moon went beh ind the clouds. White Fang was in dark nessTake n from White Fang1. What happe ned whe n White Fang ran away?A.He went to live with the lynx.B.He wen to live in a city.B. He lived very happily D.He was on his own in the forest.2. Why was White Fang afraid to go to move on?A.He was afraid to be puni shed.B.He was afraid someth ing differe nt was going to happeC.He was afraid to be beate n. n.3. Xiao Ming is looking up a dictionary as he watching the book.Here is the dictionary.Can you help him find the right meanings of the two underlined words?Pack [1]v. 装；包装；包裹[2] n.纸袋子；纸包[3] n. —群；一包Obey [1]v. 遵从；遵守[2] v.服从[3] v.顺从A.[1] ；[3]B.[3] ；[2]C.[3] ；[1]D.[2] ；[2]4. What ' s the correct order?aThe Native America ns bega n to pack up their campbThe summer came cWhite Fang found his hidd ing place dWhite was in dark nessA.abcdB.bcadC.dcbaD.cbdaDIt was sunny for n early a week and Mary found many more gree n points in the secret garde n. She pulled up the weeds around them So they had space to grow. Sometimes she imagi ned the garde n in summer.One morning as she was skipp ing slowly along the long path,she thought about old Ben Weatherstaff. He was ofte n cross but she liked him.At the end of the path there was a gate. She decided to go through it and explore the wood' on the other side. She ope ned and went through. Sudde nly she heard the sound of music. It was coming from the trees. What was it? She was very curious and went to find out.A boy of about twelve was sitti ng un der a tee. He was playi ng music.He had blue eyes and red cheeks. A squirrel and two rabbits were wath ing him and liste ning to the music. When he saw May he said: 'I'm Dick on.1 know who you are. You are Miss Mary:'He took out a parcel.-- Take n from The Secret Garde n1. What is the seas on now?A.Spri ngB.SummerC.FallD.Wi nter.2. What does the underlined word “ curious ” mean?3. What may be in the parcel （包裹）？ A.Someth ing to eat. C.Some pretty toys.4. What was Dick on doing whe n Mary saw him?A. He wans lyi ng un der a tree and liste ned to music.B. He was readi ng a book to wait for Mary.C. He was there playing the music to spend the time.D. He was playing the music under a tree.E"Stop that!" he shouted.Beauty con ti nued kick ing White Fang while Cherokee kept hold ing on. Scott was very an gry. He shoued at Beauty and knocked him down. All the men stopped houting.They knew the dog fight was over and there would be a fight berween two men. Beauty stood up and shouted at Scott to mind his own bus in ess. Scott kn cked him dow n aga in. Beauty was not a brave man so he did not try to fight Scott.Scott had heard about White Fang.He knew he was one of the best lead sled dogs ever.“ I ' ll buy that dog from you," he told Beauty,“ A hundred and fifty dollars.""He's worth more than that to me," Beauty shouted. "I want three hun dred dollars.""You'll take one hundred and ffry," Scott said. He bent dow and tried to separate the two dogs, but the blldog still held on. Scott shouted at Tom Keenan to help him."I don't know how to separate them," Keenan said."This has n ever happe ned before."Scott asked Matt for his gun. He began to push part of the gun into the bulldog's mouth as he tried to ope n it. "Don't break his teeth," Keenan shouted.Scott paid no attention to him. At last, he got the bulldog to open its mouth. Matt came forward and pulled White Fang away. The wolf -dog was now almost dead from his wounds and loss of blood.--- Take n from White Fang1. Why did Scott buy White Fan g? A.Because he won the fight. B.He was the best lead sled dogs around. C.He did not know.D.He was the best bulldog around.2. How was White Fang after the fight? A.He looked like he would have a fight aga in.B.He was far from death.C.He looked like a bulldog.D.He was almost dead.B.Some tools to garde n. D.The key to the garde n.3. What does the underlined word “ sled”mean?A.雪橇B.狂野C.血腥D.领导4. Who is White Fa ng' s new god?A.BeautyB.Kee nanC.ScottD.Matt二.缺词填空。