2024-2025学年高一英语课外阅读《怦然心动Flipped》第五章任务单

Class: _________________ Name: ____________________ Reading Log on Flipped Chapter 5 (P44-62) Activity 1. Vocabulary learning. Part 1. Locate the following words in the book and learn about their meanings in the corresponding contexts. 2 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 maniac /ˈmeɪniæk/ n. 疯子，躁狂者 get a rise out of招惹 squeak v. 吱吱叫，嘎吱作响 confide v. 托付，委托；吐露，倾诉 demento n. 疯子；精神错乱的人 flex v. 弯曲，曲折（四肢，关节）; （材料）有弹性 crunch v. 嘎吱嘎吱地嚼；（使）发出碎裂声 reindeer /ˈreɪndɪə(r)/ n. 驯鹿 scramble v. 攀爬；炒（蛋） incubate /ˈɪŋkjubeɪt/ v. 孵化 shred v. 切碎，撕碎 peck v.啄，啄食 foul /faʊl/ n.犯规 coop n.（关鸡等的）笼子；捕鱼篓 scratch /skrætʃ/ v. 挠；抓破；抓伤 nuzzle vt. 用鼻紧挨 ruffle v.（用手指）将头发弄乱 dilapidate /dɪˈlæpɪˌdeɪt/ v. 毁坏；浪费；荒废 plaster n. 灰泥；熟石膏 ditch v. 摆脱，抛弃 Part 2. Match the words and phrases in bold with their English definitions. 1. Although I can't exactly see a teacher voluntarily having either of those maniacs two years in a row. 2. Regardless, Matt and Mike are the ones who taught me that snakes eat eggs. 3. When my mom heard about it, she completely wigged out. “What kind of parents would allow their children to be in a band named Mystery Pisser? It's vile. It's disgusting!” 4. I looked at her, and even though she was pretending to be cool with the snake, I know Lynetta — she was totally creeped out by it. 5. “Seriously, son. I want you to get us an answer. Conquer your fear and get us an answer.” 6. The bushes were out of control, there was some kind of hodgepodge wood-and-wire coop off to one side, and the yard wasn't grass, it was highly fertilized dirt. 7. He stoops down to pick up another rock, and he's just about to let it fly when the sliding-glass door to the back patio opens up and Juli steps outside. 8. Lynetta came back from rinsing the Romano sauce off her seven and a half noodles, …… 9. Lynetta stands up and says, “You expect me to eat after this?” and stalks out of the room. 10. She stood frozen with the eggs in her hands while I dumped the rest of the trash. voluntarily regardless wig out creep out conquer fertilized stoop rinse stalk dump (1) ______________ to get rid of sth you do not want, especially in a place which is not suitable (2) ______________ to succeed in dealing with or controlling sth (3) ______________ to bend your body forwards and downwards (4) ______________ to wash sth with clean water only, not using soap (5) ______________ to become angry about sth or scold sb. (6) __________ to move slowly and quietly towards an animal or a person, in order to kill, catch or harm it or them (7) ______________ willingly; without being forced (8) ______________ be added a substance to soil to make plants grow more successfully (9) ______________ feel scared or afraid (10) _____________ paying no attention, even if the situation is bad or there are difficulties Activity 2. Read for understanding. 1. How did Bryce deal with the eggs? Why did he do so? What do you think of his behavior? 2. Do you agree with Bryce father believing his son was a coward? Give examples to show that. Activity 3. Language Reinforcement. Part 1. Translate the following sentences. 1. I probably would’ve gone my entire life without this little bit of reptilian trivia if it hadn’t been for Lynetta. (P44) ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 2. At this point I wasn’t checking the chickens out for rubbery red stuff or feathers. I was looking at the bottom of Juli Baker’s feet, wondering how in the world a person could be so happy tunneling through a dilapidated chicken coop with poop stuck all over her shoes. (P55) ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 3. She stood frozen with the eggs in her hands while I dumped the rest of the trash. “Why did you throw them out?” she asked, but her voice didn’t sound like Juli Baker’s voice. It was quiet. And shaky. (P61) ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Part 2. (Optional): Accumulate some other words or expressions you think useful in this chapter. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ $$