2024-2025学年高一英语课外阅读《怦然心动Flipped》第九章任务单

Class: _________________ Name: ____________________ Reading Log on Flipped Chapter 9 Looming Large and Smelly (P117-128) Activity 1. Vocabulary Learning Part 1 Locate the following words in the book and learn about their meanings in the corresponding contexts.griddle n.平底锅 lurk v.潜伏 intercept v.拦截 turf n.草皮 risotto n.意大利调味饭 scorch v.（把…）烤（或烫、晒）得变色 barge v.（鲁莽地）冲，闯 binder n.活页夹 cram v.塞进 smirk v.假笑 clench v.（常指坚决或生气地）捏紧 loom large v.显得突出；变得严重 convoluted adj.繁复晦涩的 sack v.赶走 waltz v.大摇大摆地走 snag v.抓到 deck v.击倒 lavender adj.淡紫色（的） scowl v.阴沉着脸看 hash brown n.脆薯饼 tuck v.塞进 heap v.堆积 granite n.花岗岩 wimp n.懦弱无用的人 Part 2 Match the words and phrases in bold with their English definitions. 1) This was a sign of battles still in progress, and it made me feel like an invader in my own territory. 2) ...and muttered some pretty unfriendly-sounding stuff into his pillow. 3) Like a shower's going to prevent imminent starvation. 4) My father just eyed her suspiciously. 5) My father shakes his head and says, “Patsy, what purpose does this serve? So I made some stupid cracks last night. Is this the next phase in my punishment?” 6) Later, as I was brushing my teeth, I considered bribing Juli. 7) Or maybe I could sabotage the dinner somehow. 8) It had been ages since I'd voluntarily fessed up about something to my mom. 9) And as I'm flipping it over, I'm telling myself, It's a distortion of reality; it's my imagination; she doesn't really look like that... 10) “Dude,” he says again. “You know you've been really spaced lately? Anyone else tell you that?” 11) She shadowed me practically all day, so there was no real window of opportunity to explain things to Garrett. 12) Garrett was real reliable in that arena. invader mutter imminent suspiciously phase bribe sabotage fess up distortion spaced window arena 1) coming or likely to happen very soon 2)   any stage in a series of events or in a process of development 3) to try to make someone do something for you by giving them money, presents, or something else that they want 4) an army or country that uses force to enter and take control of another country 5) area/field 6) in a way that makes you think that something is wrong 7) to speak quietly and in a low voice that is not easy to hear, often when you are worried or complaining about something 8) a period when there is an opportunity to do something 9) absent-minded 10) a change to the intended or true meaning of something 11) to damage or destroy equipment, weapons, or buildings in order to prevent the success of an enemy or competitor 12) to admit that you have done something that someone else will not like Activity 2. Read for Understanding 1. After Bryce fessed up about the egg thing to his mom. His mom was dead quiet for a minute. What might be the mom’s feelings? 2. After Bryce told the egg thing to his friend Garrett, why did Bryce want to deck/hit Garrett? 3. Why did Bryce keep looking at Juli in class and take out the newspaper with Juli as the headline? Why did Bryce try to hide his attention to Juli from other people? Activity3. Language Reinforcement Part 1 Try to understand the different ways to express see and say. Write down the Chinese meanings of the bold words and accumulate them on your notebook. see 1) But as I was trucking into the kitchen, I glanced into the family room and noticed that my dad was sacked out on the couch. 2) Then my grandfather came in, saying, “Patsy, the house smells wonderful! Good morning, Rick. Hi there, Bryce,” and winked at me as he sat down and put his napkin in his lap. 3) “Here it comes …,” my father muttered, but my mother gave him a glare that shut him down cold. say 1) He rolled over and kind of groaned, then curled up tighter under his skinny little quilt and muttered some pretty unfriendly-sounding stuff into his pillow. 2) “Lyn-et-ta!” my mother sang out. “Break-fast!” 3) My mother gasped, but then took a deep breath and said, “Good morning, honey. You're… you're …I thought you were going to church this morning with your friends.” 4) My father blurts out, “What?” 5) He took a bite of hash browns and mumbled, “A barbecue, I suppose?” 6) I double-checked to make sure my dad or Lynetta wasn't lurking around somewhere, then whispered, “Will you swear to secrecy?” Part 2 Translate the underlined part of the following sentences. Pay attention to the bold letters which are flexible or vivid expressions. 1) My father just eyed her suspiciously. 2) My dad muttered that if we were really going to do this, it would be a whole lot better to barbecue because at least that way he'd have something to do, but my mom positively smoked him with her eyes and he dropped it. 3) “Give me your sharpener and I'm history,” she said with her hand out. 4) The teacher hammered on us to be quiet, but it didn't stop Garrett from smirking at me or doing the double-eyebrow wiggle in the direction of my binder. 5) After school Garrett asked me to come to his house and hang for a while, but I had zero interest in that. I still wanted to slug him. Part 3 Analyze the sentence structures and summarize the usage of bold words. 1) Darla and Juli were both in that class, but I managed to drag Garrett into a back corner of the library without either of them noticing. 2) And the minute we were by ourselves, I found myself laying into Garrett about chickens. 4 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$