小学英语阅读100篇91100篇.docx

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小学英语阅读100篇【91-100篇】

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　　【第一篇：

TheBat】　　Onceuponatime，theanimalslivingonthegroundandthoseflyingintheskyfoughtagainsteachother.However，abatcouldnottakepartoneithersidebecausehewastimidandhadnocourage.

　　Whenthebeastsseemedlikewinning，thebatwenttothemandsaid，“Iwouldliketofightwithyou.”Theybelievedhim.

　　Yet，thebatbegantoworry，asthebirdsstartedtomoveahead.So，thebatwenttothemandbegged，“IamonyoursidebecauseIamwinged，too.”

　　Theypleasantlyacceptedthebat.“Sure.Sinceyouhavewings，youareonourside.”Thefightbetweenthebirdsandthebeastscontinuedandthebatwentbackandforthtothewinningside.

　　Thenoneday，peacewasmadeinthewoods.Thebirdsandthebeastslearnedthatthebatwenthitherandthitherbetweenthem.Alltheanimalsdeterminedtoexpelhim.Turnedawayfrombothsides，thebatstartedtoliveinadarkcave.　　【第二篇：

TheFoxandTheStork】　　Thestorkandthefoxdidnotgetalongverywell.Thefoxinvitedthestorkovertohishousefirst.Thestorkwaslookingforwardtohavingafeastatfox‘shouse.Thefoxservedalargebowlofsouptothestork.“Pleasehaveasmuchasyouwant，Mr.Stork.”“Mr.Fox，Thankyouverymuch.”

　　Thestorkputhisbeakintothebowl，buthewasnotabletoeatit.Thestorktriedveryhardtoeatthesoup.Ontheotherhand，thefoxwasslurpingupthesoupdeliciously.

　　Thestorkrealizedthatthefoxhadtrickedhim.Withoutevenhavingataste，storkleftforhishome.

　　Afewdayslaterthestorksaidtothefox.“Thankyouforhavinginvitedme.Whydon’tyoucomeovertomyhousefordinner？

Ipreparedadeliciousbeefsoup.”Thefoxcouldn‘twaittogo.Hewaslookingforwardtoit.

　　Severaldayslater，foxvisitedthestork’shouse.Thestorkservedthedeliciousbeefsoupinalongbottle.But，thefox‘smouthwastoosmall，hecouldnotreachthedelicioussoup.Drooling，thefoxwasonlyabletoobservethestorksavoringthedelicioussoup.　　【第三篇：

TheOakandtheReed】　　Onceuponatime，therelivedahugeoaktree.Theoaktreewasproudthatitwasthebiggestandstrongestintheworld.“Despiteanyhardships，Icansurvivetilltheend.Thereisnothingaspowerfulasme.”

　　Oneday，aseverewindstormbegan.Watchingtheothertreesfalldownonebyone，theoaktreewastriumphant.“I‘llbefine.”However，theoaktreecollapsedwhenthewindstormwasblowing.Flowingonthewater，theoaktreethought，’HowdidIenduplikethis？

‘

　　Asitwassweptawaybytheriver，theoaktreepassedafieldofreeds.Thereedswerestandingtherewithoutbeingbroken.“Oh，Mr.Reed！

Howdidyousurvivetherainstormwithyourfragilebody？

”Theoaktreeenviedthereeds.

　　Oneofthereedskindlysaidtotheoaktreeflowingdown，“Mr.OakTree，youshowedthatyouwerethestrongestintheworld，right？

Thewindbringsdownanythingwithanairofimportance.”

　　“Weneverthinkhighlyofourselves，butlowerourheadswhenwecomeacrossawindstorm.Ifyouhadloweredyourheadwithoutbeingsoproud，youwouldhavesurvivedtherainstorm.”　　【第四篇：

TheWindandTheSun】　　Thewindandthesundecidedtohaveabet.Thewindknewthatthesunhadnostrengthandbelievedthathecouldwin.“I‘mthebestintheworld.”“Mr.Wind，whydon’tyouandIfindoutwhoisthestrongerone.”TheWindandTheSun

　　Justthenatravelerwaswalkingby.“Whydon‘twefindoutwhocouldfirsttakeoffthatman’sjacket.”Thesunconfidentlysuggested.“Fine.”

　　Thewindconfidently，withallhisstrengthbegantoblow.Justthentheclearblueskyandthesunwasnowheretobeseenandonlythewindbegantoblow.Thetravelertuckedhisjacketincloserandsaid，“Whyisitsocoldallofasudden？

”Thestrongerthewindblew，thetravelerpulledhisjacketcloserandclosertohim.

　　“Whew，I‘msocoldwherehasthesungoneto？

Ifthiskeepsup，I’mgoingtoflyoff.”Thetravelerstoppedandtuckedinhisjacketevenmore.

　　Thesunarrivedwithabigsmileonhisface.“Nowitismyturn.”Thesunbeamedhiswarmsunlight.Theexhaustedwindsteppedback.

　　Thetravelerwipedhissweatandsaid，“Justalittlewhileago，thewindwasblowingstronglyhowisitallofasudden，thesunisshiningdown.”Thetravelertookoffhisjacketandthrewitdown.

　　Thesungaveabigsmileandsaid，“Wind，therearesomethinginhisworldthatcan‘tbedonebystrengthalone.”Theboastfulwindwassoembarrassedthatheranoff.　　【第五篇：

TheCrowandtheWaterBottle】　　Itwasascorchinghotsummerday.Onecrowwasverythirsty.“I‘msothirsty.”Thethirstycrowroamedaroundlookingforwater.Afterflyingforalongtime，thecrowfoundawaterbottleinoneofthefarmer’syard.Thecrowwassohappythathewasabletohaveadrink.

　　Thecrowputhisbeakintothebottle.However，becausethebottlewassolong，hewasnotabletoreachthewater.Thecrowwasexhausted.

　　‘ShouldIgosomeotherplaceforadrink？

’Hethought.However，becausehiswingsweredamage，hewasnotabletomove.“WhatshallIdo？

”

　　Thecrowflewroundandroundthefarmer‘syard，andthought.“Sure，that’swhatIwilldo.”Thecrowhadanidea.

　　Withallhisstrength，thecrowstartedpickingupstones.“One，two.”Hedidthisseveraltimesuntilthebottlewasfilledwithstones.Thenthecrowdrankalotofwater.Finally，thecrowhadenoughstrengthtoflyagain.　　【第六篇：

TheFoxandtheMonkeythatBecameaKing】　　Onceuponatime，theanimalsgatheredtogetherandhadameetinginthewoods.Theirmeetingwasabout‘Whogetstobecometheking？

’However，theycouldnotcometoaconclusioneasily.

　　Afteralongperiodoftime，arabbitsuggested，“Howaboutifthebestdancerbecomestheking？

”“Yeah，thatsoundsgood，”agreedtheotheranimals.Therefore，eachanimalcameoutinturnanddancedeagerly.Nevertheless，therewasnootheranimalwhocoulddanceasgoodastheflexiblemonkey.

　　Animalsgavethemonkeyaclap.“Wow！

Themonkeydancesthebest.Let‘scrownthemonkeyasourking.”Asaresult，themonkeybecametheking.Afterthemonkeybecameking，acunningfoxgotjealous.’Howcansuchastupidanimalbecomeking？

Nonesense！

‘

　　Oneday，thefoxfoundasnarewithapieceofmeatonitwhilewalkingaround.Thefoxcarefullypickedupthesnareandtookittothemonkeyking.

　　“Mylord！

Idiscoveredatreasure.Itismagnificent.”“Really？

Bringittomequickly.”Themonkeywassoexcitedthatheapproachedthesnarecarelessly.

　　Andthemonkeyfellintothesnare.“Snap！

”“Ouch！

”shoutedthemonkeywithsurprise.Themonkeyrealizedhegotcaughtinatrapandblamedthefox.“Youdeceivedme.Whatabadfox！

”

　　Then，thefoxlaughedatthemonkeyandsaid，“Youstupidmonkey！

Howembarrassingitisforustohavesuchafoollikeyouasaking！

”

　　Aftersayingthat，thefoxdisappeared.Themonkeybecamethelaughingstockofotheranimalsforbehavingwithoutthinkingcarefully.　　【第七篇：

TheLionandtheFoxWhowereAfraidoftheMouse】　　Therayofthewarmsunlighttoldusthatitwasspring.Alionwassleepingpeacefullyintheforest.

　　Whilethelionwasfastasleep，amousewentontopofthelion.Theboldmouseplayedhappilyontopofthelion.“Yuppie！

Thisisreallyfun.”Themouseranaroundthumpingandstompinghereandthere.

　　Thelionwasnotabletosleepwithalltheracket.Thelionknewthattherewassomeoneontopofhim.So，thelionmadeasurpriseattackandrolledontheground.

　　Andthemousefellover.Whenthelionsawthemousehewasrelievedandsaid，“Whew！

Itwasonlyamouse.”

　　However，farawayafoxhadseenthescene.Thefoxlaughedmockinglytothelionandsaid，“You‘reasbigasamountainandyou’reafraidofthemouse.You‘reacoward！

”ThefoxkeptmakingfunoftheLion.

　　Finallythelionspoke，“Iwasn’tafraidofthemouse.Iwasonlyshockedtofindaboldenoughanimalnotafraidtorunaroundontopofalion.”Whenthefoxheardthishequietlyleft.　　【第八篇：

TwoTravelersandtheBear】　　Onceuponatime，twoyoungmenwerewalkingalongthemountaintrail.Theywereveryclosefriends.

　　But，allofasudden，abearshowedup.Shocked，theyoungmenwerelookingforaplacetohide.Onefellowhidhimselfbyclimbingupatree，buttheotheronewasunabletorunaway.

　　Whenthebearpounceduponhim，thefellowwhocouldnotrunawaythrewhimselfflatdownuponthegroundandpretendedtobedead.Theyoungmanonthegroundheldhisbreathandstayedstill.Thebear，cominguptohim，puthismuzzleclosetotheman，andsniffed.“He‘sdead.Idon’teatdeadmeat.”

　　Thebearlefttheyoungmanalongandwentaway.Afterthebearwasgone，thefriendinthetreecamedown.Wipingawayhiscoldsweat，thefriendasked，“Whatdidthebearsaytoyou？

”

　　“Oh，thebeartoldme”，saidtheother，“Nottohangoutwithafriendwhorunsawaywhenariskysituationoccurs.”

　　Afterhearinghim，theyoungmanwhoclimbedupthetreealonefeltsorryforhisbehavior.Friendsmeanbeingthereforeachotherevenwhendangercomes.　　【第九篇：

TheSonandthePictureofaLion】　　Onceuponatime，therelivedaverytimid-mindedfatherinatown.Hewasalwaysworriedthathissonmightgethurt.Thesonwasbraveandlovedhunting，buthisfatherpreventedhissonfromhuntingeveryday.

　　Onenight，thefatherdreamedofhissonbeingpursuedbyalion.Afterhewokeup，hethought，‘Ishouldnotleavethingslikethis.’Thefatherbuiltastrongwoodenhouseforhissonbecausehebelievedhissonwouldnotbeindangerifhelockedhissoninthehouse.

　　Thefatherbroughtpicturesofanimalstohisson‘sroomsothatthesonwouldnotgetbored.Thefatherevenstuckapictureofaliononthewoodenwall.How