6. What did the doctor write on the side of the bill?
Paid in full with one glass of milk
7. Did the woman pay for the bill with money at last? How did she pay for it?
Two parts:
1. P. 3
The young woman helped the poor boy.
2. Part two
Para. 4 --- the last Para.
The boy saved her life in return (作为报答).
As the boy left that house, he felt_s_tron_g_erphysically. Years later, the young woman became critically _i_l_l _. When Dr. Howard Kelly recognized her at once and determined to do his best to s_a_v_e_her life. Dr. Kelly looked at the bill and then wrote_s_omethi_n_gon the side. When the woman saw the bill, she was afraid to open it b_e_cau_s_e she was sure that it would take the rest of her life to pay it off. Finally, she saw the words on the side of bill: “Paid __in ful_l _ with one glass of milk.”
3. After a short struggle, the battle was won. F
long joy
4. Tears of sorrow flooded（充满） her eyes as
she prayed silently. F
Detail Reading
Read the story again and answer the questions.
2. What would you do, if you were the boy or the woman?
The favor (赐予) of a drop of water has been rewarded (报答) with the gratitude (感激)of a fountain [‘fauntin] (泉水) of water.
With One Glass of Milk
Skimming
1. What did the young lady offer（提供）the poor boy?
A large glass of milk
2. Did the woman ask for pay（报酬）?
No 3. At the last of the story, did the woman die or not?
No, she didn’t. She paid it with one glass of milk.
8. Why was the young woman afraid to open the bill.
Para. 6
Fill in the blanks
One day, a poor boy called Howard Kelly was_h_ung_r_yso he decided to beg for a meal. However, when he saw a _lo_vel_y_ young woman, he asked for a drink of _w_ate_r_.
1. Why the boy asked the woman for a drink of water, instead of a meal?
Para. 2 2. What did Howard Kelly feel when he left that house? Para. 3
3. What’s the meaning of “never to accept pay for a kindness” in Para.3?
爱心善举，不求回报
4. Was the young woman‘s illness serious (严重的) or not? From which can we know?
Para. 4 5. As the doctor recognized her, what did he do? Para. 5
※ 滴水之恩，当涌泉相报
Love can spread through human hearts and hands.
※ 滴水之恩，当涌泉相报
Never to accept pay for a kindness. ※ 爱心善举，不求回报
The favor (赐予) of a drop of water has been rewarded (报答) with the gratitude (感激)of a fountain [‘fauntin] (泉水) of water.
Discussion
1. What can we learn from the story? (from the woman and the boy)
※ Never to accept pay for a kindness ※ 滴水之恩，当涌泉相报 ※ Love can spread through human hearts and hands.
No, she was saved.
Scanning： True or False
1. The young woman gave the boy a large glass of
milk. T
never
2. The young woman’s mother taught her to
accept pay for a kindness. F