夏洛特的网资料

夏洛特的网资料第1页/共23页第2页/共23页Charlotte'sWebisawonderfulandentertainingbookwrittenbyEB.White.Itisamovingstoryaboutfriendshipandtribulation(磨难).Ittoldusamiraclehappenedonaspringpig,Wilburandaspider,Charlotte.To

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Wilbur,Charlottespinsmagicalwebsandatlastshewinsattheexpenseofherownlife.第3页/共23页第4页/共23页charactersinthemovieWilburCharlotte第5页/共23页WilburWilburisanaughty,pure,andlovelypig.Whenhewasborn,hisfatehadalreadybeendetermined.Luckily,hemetCharlotte,Fernandtheotherfriendswhochangedhisfate.BeforeWilbur’sappearance,everyoneinthebarndidnotseemtolikeplaying.Theykilledthetimeeveryday.Wilburwassolovelythathebroughtthemalotofhappinessandbecameamemberofthemsoon.第6页/共23页ButWilburstillfeltlonelysometimes.OnemorninghemadeanewfriendcalledCharlotte.However,shedidn’tappealtoothersbecauseofheruglyappearanceandherhuntingskills.Onthecontrary,Wilburdidnotshowanyprejudice.第7页/共23页CharlotteCharlotteisakindhearted,intelligentcharacterandalsoagoodfriend.InordertokeepherpromisetoWilbur,sheevencostherlife.Sheis

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spinningwebs.SheusesherintelligencetosaveWilbur’slife.第8页/共23页ParagraphsinthenovelWilburburstintotears."Idon'twanttodie,"hemoaned."Iwanttostayalive,righthereinmycomfortablemanure(粪便)pilewithallmyfriends.Iwanttobreathethebeautifulairandlieinthebeautifulsun."第9页/共23页第10页/共23页Onfoggymornings,Charlotte'swebwastrulyathingofbeauty.Thismorningeachthinstrandwasdecoratedwithdozensoftinybeads(小滴)ofwater.Thewebglistened(闪耀)inthelightandmadeapatternoflovelinessandmystery,likeadelicateveil.EvenLurvy,whowasn'tparticularlyinterestedinbeauty,noticedthewebwhenhecamewiththepig'sbreakfast.第11页/共23页Henotedhowclearlyitshowedupandhenotedhowbigandcarefullybuiltitwas.Andthenhetookanotherlookandhesawsomethingthatmadehimsethispail(提桶)down.There,inthecenteroftheweb,neatlywoven(weave,编织)inblockletters(印刷体字母),wasamessage.Itsaid:SOMEPIG!第12页/共23页第13页/共23页

Nextmorning,Wilburaroseandstoodbeneaththeweb.Hebreathedthemorningairintohislungs.Dropsofdew,catchingthesun,madethewebstandoutclearly.WhenLurvyarrivedwithbreakfast,therewasthehandsomepig,andoverhim,wovenneatlyinblockletters,wasthewordTERRIFIC.Anothermiracle.第14页/共23页第15页/共23页Wilburwasnowthecenterofattractiononthefarm.Goodfoodandregularhourswereshowingresults:Wilburwasapiganymanwouldbeproudof.Onedaymorethanahundredpeoplecametostandathisyardandadmirehim.CharlottehadwrittenthewordRADIANT(光芒四射的),andWilburreallylookedradiantashestoodinthegoldensunlight.第16页/共23页

Eversincethespiderhadbefriendedhim,hehaddonehisbesttoliveuptohisreputation.WhenCharlotte'swebsaidSOMEPIG,Wilburhadtriedhardtolooklikesomepig.WhenCharlotte'swebsaidTERRIFIC,Wilburhadtriedtolookterrific.AndnowthatthewebsaidRADIANT,hedideverythingpossibletomakehimselfglow(绚丽夺目).第17页/共23页第18页/共23页Charlottewentbacktoherwork.Itwasquitedarknow.Inthedistance,fireworksbegangoingoff--rockets,scatteringfiery(燃烧的)ballsinthesky.BythetimetheArablesandtheZuckermansandLurvyreturnedfromthegrandstand(看台),Charlottehadfinishedherweb.ThewordHUMBLEwaswovenneatlyinthecenter.Nobodynoticeditinthedarkness.Everyonewastiredandhappy.第19页/共23页第20页/共23页“Maybethey'reallrighttherearounduseveryday.Wejustdon'tknowwheretolook.”

“也许奇迹就在身旁，每天围绕着我们只是我们不知道到那里去发现它们。”

——Mr.Zuckerman

“We'reborn,welive,andwhenourtimecomes,wedie.It'sjusta