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高能学霸 高中英语新题型专项训练 高一 B
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and hit the glass in the middle. A terrible sound of breaking
glass filled the bedroom, but to Wilson’s sad heart it seemed
like the sound of sweet and beautiful music. “Now I have some
fresh air in the room,” he thought. “Now I need not die.” Five
minutes later he was peacefully asleep. He did not move for
many hours.
Paragraph 2:
When daylight came gently through the window, he
opened his eyes slowly, and then he sat up suddenly in bed.
He was very surprised: the window was not broken at all.
The glass was all in one piece just as good as it had been
the night before. No fresh air was entering the room through
that window. What, then, had happened when he threw the
shoe? He turned his eyes to the side and saw a broken picture
hanging on the wall. There was a shoe on the floor below it.
He could see a lot of broken glass round the shoe and there
was more inside it.
Unit 4
Part 1
※ Useful Words and Expressions
Exercise 1
1. adjective 2. noun 3. adjective 4. verb
5. verb 6. adverb 7. verb 8. adjective
9. verb 10. verb
Exercise 2
1. dragging 2. sobbed 3. lay 4. stuck
5. doubt 6. had abused 7. disputes 8. enemies
9. eagerly 10. standing
※ Understanding the Story
1. They were Barty’s parents.
2. He wanted her to see Barty and to tell her how sorry he was.
3. Barty’s parents discovered that Mally had saved Barty from
the way that Barty said her name. Learning that Mally was
Barty’s savior instead of his enemy, they were sorry but
grateful, loving to Mally.
4. Mally became Mrs Gunliffe’s child by marrying her son.
5. Mally and her grandfather went to live in the house with a
big kitchen happily.
6. “The Big Kitchen” is not only a big room where people cook,
but also a symbol of the harmonious status. It is one of the
main clues of the story.
※ Thinking and Writing
Exercise 1
1. Mally saw that Barty’s face was very pale and that his
forehead had stopped bleeding, but the big cut in his head
could be seen clear