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小学英语阅读100篇91100篇
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