e.g. He remains an anticipant to the end.
他直到死时，依然在期待着。
e. g. She was hopeful to the very end.她至死怀着希望。
e.g. We must carry the experiment through to the end, not give up halfway.
这项试验一定要搞到底，不能半途而废。
B. have the last laugh on sb. 笑在最后；取得最后胜利
e.g.She smiled shyly, because she knew she would have the last laugh on them.
她羞涩地微 笑着，因为她深知她 最后会胜过他们。
C The wolf cried back那只狼也叫了一声。 cry back 回应 e.g. If you cry to it, it cry back to you. 你哭泣面对它，它就会对你哭泣。
23.The man stopped suddenly and turned away. How could he laugh about Bill's bones and take his gold? 突然那个人停下笑声转过脸去，他怎么能看到比尔的遗骨而幸灾乐祸呢？他怎么能拿走 他的金子呢？ A laugh about /over:以回忆、看到或谈论某事而取笑
e.g. In years to come we'll laugh about this, though it doesn't seem funny now.
这件事现在看来不可笑，但多年以后我们想起它就会发笑的。
cf. laugh at 嘲笑某人 Para. 8 Page 148
24.The man was very sick, now. He crawled about, on hands and knees. He had lost everything - his blanket,
his gun, and his gold. Only the wolf stayed with him hour after hour.
现在那个人已经非常虚弱。他四肢伏地爬行，他已甩掉了所有东西——他的毛毯、他的枪、还有他的金子。他唯一没有甩掉的就是时时刻刻注视着他的那只狼。
A. crawl kr??l] move forward on your hands and knees. 缓慢的爬行 B. stay with (informal) continue to pay attention to
25.At last he could go on no further. He fell. The wolf came close to him, but the man was ready. He
got on top of the wolf and held its mouth closed. Then he bit it with his last strength. The wolf's blood streamed into his mouth.
最后他终于一步也挪不动了。他倒下了。狼走近他，但他已准备好了。他骑到狼的背上，使劲把它的嘴掐住，
然后他用尽最后的力气咬住了狼，狼血流到了他的嘴里。
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A. go on 继续 B further 更远，更前方
C. close to 靠近 cf. next to 相邻
D. held 动词原形为 hold使??保持（某种状态） hold its mouth closed 不让嘴张开（掐住嘴） E. stream v流出；涌出
26. Only love of life gave him enough strength. He held the wolf with his teeth and killed it, then he
fell on his back and slept.
只有对生命的热爱才给了他足够的力量。他用牙咬住狼并把它杀了，然后仰面倒了下去，睡着了。 A fell on one's back 四脚朝天 fall 动词原形 fell 过去式 fallen 过去分词 fall on one’s side 侧身倒下 fall on one’s stomach 趴下 Para. 9 Page 148
27.The men on the ship saw a strange object lying on the beach. It was moving toward them-perhaps twenty feet an hour. The men went over to look and could hardly believe it was a man.
船上的人看到一件奇怪的东西卧在海滩上，正朝他们移来，大概速度为每小时20英寸。船上的人过去一看，简直难以置信那竟是个人。 Para. 10 Page 148
28.Three weeks later, when the man felt better, he told them his story. But there was one strange thing-he seemed to be afraid that there wasn't enough food on the ship.
三周后，当那个人好些了，他告诉他们自己的故事。但有件奇怪的事情——他似乎很担心船上没有足够的食物。 A feel better 感觉好些了
29.The men also noticed that he was getting fat. They gave him less food, but still he grew fatter with each day.
人们还注意到他越来越胖。他们减少了给他的食 物，但他仍旧每天长胖 A grow fat 发胖 grow link-v 联系动词 变得
30.Then one day they saw him put a lot of bread under his shirt. They examined his bed and found food under his blanket. The men understood. He would recover from it, they said.
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于是有一天他们看到他把很多面包塞到衬衫下面。他们检查了他的床，又在他的毛毯下面发现了食物。那些人明白了。他们说，他会慢慢复原的 A. recover from 从?.恢复，复原
Proper Names 专有名词 Jack London 杰克·伦敦(人名) Bill 比尔(人名)
The Hudson Bay Company 哈得孙湾公司
Useful Expressions 常用短语 1. struggle to one’s feet (挣扎着)站起来 2.wait for 等待 3.wake up 醒来
4.leave…behind 留下，遗留，忘记带 5.dream of 梦见；梦想 6.turn back 回到原处
7.empty into 注入，流入 8.turn around 转身
9.recover from （从疾病等）恢复过来 10.be on hands and knees 四肢着地伏在地上 11.compared with 与……相比
e.g. Compared with that of the other students ,your pronunciation is beautiful.
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12.be afraid of sth./sb. 害怕（某物或某人）
e.g. I’m afraid of the dog. 怕狗
13. be afraid (that) 担心，恐怕
I’m afraid (that) he won’t come today. 担心他不会来
14.be afraid of doing sth. 担心，惟恐
I’m afraid of hurting her.担心伤着她 I’m afaid to walk in the dark. 害怕
15.no longer /not…any longer 不再，再也不
e.g. He couldn’t wait any longer. e.g. I’m no longer afraid.
三、、语法及练习
（一）动词句型 7
主语+及物动词+宾语（名词/名词短语/代词） e.g. I love you. e.g. I believe him.
e.g. Anderson had a beautiful high, clear voice.
（二） Questions on the Text 回答课文问题Ｐ158
.注意：下面红线标示的题目必须能做到熟练并准确地写出答案。
1. Where were the two men when the story begins？ What do you think they had been doing? Where were
they going?
The two men were walking slowly through the shallow water of a stream.
They had been walking for a long time. And they were on their way to the camp.
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