高考英语人物故事类阅读专训

高考英语人物故事类阅读专训一、材料特点人物故事类阅读理解文章是高考英语常考材料之一。

这类文章一般可分为人物传记和短篇故事两类。

人物传记主要涉及某人的生平事迹、趣闻轶事、生活背景、个性特征、成长和奋斗历程等，其特点是以时间的先后或事件的发展为主线，脉络清楚，可读性较强。

因此，阅读这类文章应该抓住时间线索来获取有关信息，即主人翁在某个时间做过什么，然后通过分析推理、综合归纳的方法进行解题。

短篇故事与人物传记不同的是，这类文章一般描述的是某一件具体事情的发生发展或结局，有人物、时间、地点和事件。

命题往往从故事的情节、人物或事件的之间的关系、作者的态度及意图、故事前因和后果的推测等方面着手，考查学生对细节的辨认能力以及推理判断能力。

阅读这类材料时，同学们一定要根据主要情节掌握文章主旨大意，同时抓住每一个细节，设身处地根据文章内容揣摩作者的态度和意图，根据情节展开想象，即使是碰到深层理解题也可迎刃而解。

这两类阅读材料一般较长，即词数多，而且命题也较多，特别是推理判断题和事实细节题多。

同学们在做此类阅读理解题时往往是材料看得懂，题目不好做的感觉。

因此，同学们在阅读材料时要重点放在事情发展的过程和结果上，注意把握事件的发展进程及人物之间的关系，细节与主题的关系，用以说明人物性格特点的事实、作者的态度等，这些内容往往是推理判断题的命题点。

掌握了这些内容，同学们在做推理判断题时就不会以个人思维想象代替根据文章事实进行合乎逻辑的推理判断，也只有这样才不会以偏概全。

至于事实细节题的解答，同学们切忌想当然或者凭印象，一定要找到文章中的原句，和题干进行比较，再做出正确选择。

二、实战演练①短文填空【选做题】1．In 1863 the first underground passenger railway in the world opened in London．It ran for just under seven kilometers and allowed people to avoid terrible （61）（crowd）on the roads above as they travelled to and （62）work．It took three years to complete and was built using an interesting method．This included digging up the road，（63）（lay）the track and then building a strong roof over （64）top．When all those had been done，the road surface was replaced．Steam engines（65）（use）to pull the carriages and it must have been （66）（fair）unpleasant for the passsengers，with all the smoke and noise．However，the railway quickly proved to be a great success and within six months，more than 25，000 people were using （67）every day．Later，engineers（68）（manage）to construct railways in a system of deep tunnels （隧道），which became known as the Tube．This development was only possible with the （69）（introduce）of electric﹣powered engines and lifts．The Central London Railway was one of the most（70）（success）of these new lines，and was opened in 1900．It had white﹣painted tunnels and bright red carriages，and proved extremely popular with the public．2．Mary will ever forget the first time she saw him．He suddenly appeared in class one day，（16）（wear）sun glasses．He walked in as if he （17）（buy）the school，And the word quickly got around that he was from New Youk City．For some reason he sat beside Mary．Mary felt （18）（please ），because there were many empty seats in the room．But she quickly realized that it wasn't her，it was probably the fact that she sat in （19）last row．（20）he thought he cloud escape attentiong by sitting at the back，he was wrong．It might have made it a little （21）（hard）for everybody because it meant they had to turn around，but that didn't stop the kids in the class．Of course whenever they turnd to look at him，they had to look at Mary，（22）made her feel liake a star．"Do you need those glasses for medical reasons？"the teacher asked．The new boy shook his head．"Then I'd appreciate it if you didn't wear them in class．I like to look at your eyes when I'm speaking to you．"The new boy looked at the teacher （23）a few seconds and all the other students wondered （24）the boy would do．Then he took （25）off，gave a big smile and said"That is cool"②阅读理解【第一篇提供在全文中寻找的关键词】3．Before World War II，all bank tellers（出纳）were men．But as men went to war during the early 1940s，banks trained women to take their place．I was among 20 women selected by Bank of America to work as a teller at a small branch in Los Angeles．November 23，1942 was a day I'll never forget when I was 22 years old and just two months on the job．When a well﹣dressed man in a suit，tie and hat came to my window．I greeted him with a friendly"Good afternoon．"But he shouted，"This is it!"'The man placed a brown bag on the counter and said；"Fill it up．"Because of'the way he was dressed，it didn't dawn on me that this was a hold﹣up（持枪抢劫）．I was sure it must be a test of the new tellers'ability to follow bank rules．Eager to pass such a test，I coolly opened the bag，and then calmly filled it with marked bills．"None of these!"the man shouted，insisting that I fill the bag with cash from another teller's drawer．Well，that was a big no﹣no from training：You never touch another teller's cash!I firmly told him it was against bank rules．You can imagine the disbelief on the robber's face．Other tellers later told me they couldn't believe I refused the robber's demands．When the man told me to stand in front of the other staff along the wall，threatening to shoot me if anyone moved，I finally realized this was real．After the robber fled the bank，the manager got his gun and went after the robber but he failed to catch him．The robber was caught after another bank hold﹣up，and I was told I was the first female teller to be held up in California，which was a fact that attracted many reporters．24．Why was it easy for the author to become a bank teller？A．Females were thought responsible．B．There was a lack of male workers．C．She worked far better than menD．Women could be trained easily．关键词：why，author（I），bank teller25．Why did the author feel calm at the beginning of the incident？A．She was well trained．B．She took it for a test．C.She knew the man had no gun with him．D.She had experienced the same thing before．关键词：why，author，beginning26．How did the robber feel when he heard the author's words in Paragraph 4？A．Worried．B．Disappointed．C．Skeptical．D．Ashamed．关键词：robber，when heard…，paragraph427．What can be inferred about the author after the incident？A．She was the subject of many news stories．B：She caught the robber in another hold ﹣up．C．She was to blame for losing money．D．She succeed in changing her job．关键词infer，after the incident4．Lying alongside mountains of smelly trash under the glazing South American sun，Cateura is a long way from the conservatories of Prague or Vienna．Yet the township，which grew out of Paraguay's largest dump，is gaining an reputation as a hothouse for musical talent﹣﹣and for its youth orchestra that plays instruments made from trash．"The world sends us garbage．We send back music，"says Favio Chavez，leader of the"Recycled Orchestra，"during a recent visit by the group to Los Angeles．Orchestra members，poor children from Cateura，play violins fashioned from oven trays and guitars made from dessert dishes．The orchestra provides the youngsters an outlet and an escape，a chance to go beyond the mess of their slum through the music of Mozart，and even Sinatra．"In the beginning，it was difficult to play，"says 10﹣year﹣old violinist Celeste Fleitas．"But Favio helped me learn over time．From Favio，I have learned to be more responsible and value the things I have．" The destination for more than 1500tons of waste each day，the community has no safedrinking water and little access to electricity or sanitation．Illiteracy is severe，and the children of the township often fall into drugs，violence and delinquency．Favio Chavez，a musical genius，came to Cateura as an environmental technician in 2006and started a youth music school．He knew shop﹣bought instruments were beyond the means of villages whose sheds are worth less than a violin，so he approached a carpenter to make some out of waste from the dump．The orchestra caught the eye of Paraguayan filmmaker Alejandra Amarilla．She uploaded a short clip of the orchestra to YouTube in 2012，hoping to secure crowdfunding for what would become Landfill Harmonic，a theatrical documentary released across the United States this month and promoting the youngsters on a tour of the world's music halls later on．32．What is the best title of the text？A．Youngsters carry tunes from trash to triumph．B．A music genius hit the road to the world stage．C．A town has become a paradise for music fans．D．An orchestra is on a global tour of music halls．33．What do we know about Cateura？A．It has raised people's awareness of recycling trash．B．It has caught more attention through the orchestra．C．It recycles more than 1，500tons of rubbish per day．D．It provides its children with better schooling conditions．34．Why did Alejandra Amarilla upload a clip of the orchestra to YouTube？A．To assist the youngsters with a world tour．B．To collect funding for a theatrical documentary．C．To organize carpenters to make instruments．D．To catch the eye of the Paraguay government．35．What can we learn from Favio Chavez？A．To work in a team weighs more．B．To recycle things is to conserve things．C．To be creative is a quality of a leader.DTo own nothing is no excuse to do nothing．5．The first time she saw Bryce Loski，she flipped．The first time he saw Juli Baker，he ran．For six years of living close by，they had played the same game of cat﹣and ﹣mouse （Juli was the cat；Bryce was the unfortunate mouse）．For years Juli dreamed of one thing：her first kiss from the boy．Nothing else seemed to matter．But when Juli's favorite sycamore tree is threatened by developers，things begin to change．She begins to see things and places and people in a different light．Things，for years，she thought to be important，become things she can live without；and people she thought to be the center of her universe，become nothing more than a star in a faraway galaxy．Things begin changing with Bryce also．It all begins with the eggs…which then cause a domino effect of changes with his relationships with his best friend，his father，the Bakers and，ultimately，Juli．I had seen this book on the shelf at bookstores for years，but never bothered to pick it up because it looked to be another book from Jerry Spinelli （not exactly my favorite author in the world）and so，continually，I would walk past it without giving it asecond glance．If by chance I had picked it up，I most likely would not have read it，since the summary on the back didn't seem too appealing．It wasn't until a couple of weeks ago that I heard about Flipped the movie．I read an interview with Callan McAuliffe （the actor who portrays Bryce）and thought that Flipped was a romance right up my alley；cute，innocent and as far from Jane Austin as you could pet．After reading the interview and a summary of the movie．I found the plot﹣line to be somewhat appealing and a definite breath of fresh air opposed to the dark material I have been recently reading and writing．I found the book a few days later in a Goodwill bookstore and finished it in three days．The story isn't what you would consider deep...it isn't shallow and pointless either (I)guess you could say it's the perfect balance of life﹣lessons and innocence．You read about Bryce and Juli （each from their own points of view）and how，throughout six years，their lives and views and opinions change and develop．Flipped is somewhat of a coming of age story about two kids learning to see life from the other's point of view and learning that growing up isn't about staying the same，but changing；changing likes and dislikes；changing friends and crushes and views on family．Uniquely written，every other chapter showing the same scenes and events，only from the other's point of view，you see how the saying．"Two sides to every story，"is true．You are able to see both Juli and Bryce's reasons for doing what they do and saying what they say…not just what the other sees．It will be interesting to see how this writing style comes into play in the movie．Overall I thought this story was incredibly cute and light﹣hearted，although it didn't entirely meet my expectations．Especially the ending．I felt as though it ended quite abruptly and that there was more story that needed to be told．But even with that，after having taken a step back and taken my mind off of Flipped，I find the story has stuck with me and stayed in the back of my mind，making me highly anticipate seeing this book turned to a film．I understand why it has been so popular for almost two decades and am looking forward to seeing Flipped on the big screen soon．65．According to Paragraphs 1and 2，what is the relationship between Juli Baker and Bryce Loski？A．A couple．B．Sister and brother．C．Daughter and father．D．Neighbors．66．What has happened to Juli after her favorite sycamore tree is endangered？A．Bryce Loski has become an insignificant figure in her lifeB．Things and people around her have changed beyond recognitionC．She has come to realize Bryce is the center of her universe．D．The sycamore tree is nothing more than a star in faraway galaxy67．Which of the following sentences best expresses the essential information in the underlined sentence in Paragraph 4？A．After reading the interview with Callan，the author confirmed his pervious attitude to FlippedB．After reading the interview，the author was deeply impressed by his story of romance．C．It was the interview with Callan that made the author realize that it was a book to his taste．D．It was the performance of Callan that inspired author to read the original work．68．According to Paragraph 6，what is the theme of Flipped？A．Forever love．B．Growing pains．C．Generation gap．D．Changing lifestyles．69．In the author's opinion，Flipped doesn't provide readers with．A．limited appeal for re﹣appreciationB．a happy ending for Juli and Bryce C．much space for individual imaginationD．a smooth ending to the whole story 70．The passage is mainly about．A．how a summary prevents readers from moving forwardB．a cute and innocent love story that you shouldn't missC．how an amazing movie was adapted from a love storyD．a beautiful love story between Juli Baker and Bryce Loski．6．It was a cold March day in High Point，North Carolina．The girls on the Wesleyan Academy softball team were waiting for their next turns at bat during practice，stamping their feet to stay warm，Eighth﹣grader Taylor Bisbee shivered（发抖）a little as she watched her teammate Paris White play．The two didn't know each other well﹣Taylor had just moved to town a month or so before．Suddenly，Paris fell to the ground，"Paris's eye rolled back，"Taylor says．"She started shaking．I knew it was an emergency．"It certainly was，Paris had suffered a sudden heart failure．Without immediate medical care，Paris would die．At first，no one moved．The girls were in shock．Then the softball coach shouted out，"Does anyone know CPR？"CPR is a life﹣saving technique．To do CPR，you press on the sick person's chest so that blood moves through the body and takes oxygen to organs．Without oxygen，the brain is damaged quickly．Amazingly，Taylor had just taken a CPR course the day before．Still，she hesitated．She didn't think she knew it well enough．But when no one else came forward，Taylor ran to Paris and began doing CPR，"It was scary．I knew it was the difference between life and death，"says Taylor．Taylor's swift action helped her teammates calm down．One girl called 911．Two more ran to get the school nurse，who brought a defibrillator，an electronic devices （器械）that can shock the heart back into work．Luck stayed with them：Paris's heartbeat returned．"I know I was really lucky，"Paris says now．"Most people don't survive this．My team saved my life．"Experts say Paris is right：For a sudden heart failure，the single best chance for survival is having someone nearby step in and do CPR quickly．Today，Paris is back on the softball team．Taylor will apply to college soon．She wants to be a nurse．"I feel more confident in my actions now，"Taylor says．"I know I can act under pressure in a scary situation．"56．What happened to Paris on a March day？A．She caught a bad cold．B．She had a sudden heart problem．C．She was knocked down by a ball．D．She shivered terribly during practice57．Why does Paris say she was lucky？A．She made a worthy friend．B．She recovered from shock．C．She received immediate CPR．D．She came back on the softball team．58．Which of the following words can best describe Taylor？A．Enthusiastic and kind．B．Courageous and calm．C．Cooperative and generous．D．Ambitious and professional．7．Martha Graham，born in 1894，was one of the most famous dancers and creators of dance，whose influence on dance has been compared with the influence Picasso had on the modern visual arts，Stravinsky had on music，or Frank Lloyd Wright had on architecture．She created almost two hundred dance pieces．She is often called the Mother of Modern Dance．Earlier in her life，however，Martha did not know that she would become a dancer．At that time，the dancers were looked down on．So Martha's parents didn't approve of her desire to dance at the beginning．Until 1916，she began her studies at the newly created Denishawn School of Dancing and Related Arts，founded by Ruth St．Denis and Ted Shawn，where Graham worked very hard to improve her ability to dance because she was considered too old to begin dancing．In 1936，Graham made her defining work"Chronicle"，which signaled the beginning of a new era in modern dance．The dance brought serious issues to the stage for the general public in a dramatic manner．Influenced by the Wall Street Crash of 1929，the Great Depression that followed，and the Spanish Civil War，it focused on depression and isolation，reflected in the dark nature of both the set and costumes．Graham continued to dance past the age of seventy．Once again，she was met with criticism from people who came to watch her shows．But she didn't give up．Her last completed ballet was 1990's Maple Leaf Rag．"A Dancer's World"is an introduction to Graham and her work．She tells about her dances and her dance group shows some of their methods．Martha Graham received many awards during her lifetime，including the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1976．She was the first dancer to receive the country's highest civilian honor．She died in 1991 at the age of ninety﹣six．In 1998，Time magazine listed her as the"Dancer of the Century"and as one of the most important people of the twentieth century．28．According to the first paragraph we can learn．A．Martha is the most famous creators of danceB．Martha's effect on architecture is very greatC．Martha is named as The Mother of Modern DanceD．The background of Martha Graham is unbelievable29．From the second paragraph we can infer．A．Martha's hard work paid offB．The dancers had very low status．C．Martha wanted to be a dancer at an early age．D．At first，Martha's parents supported her desire to dance．30．How is the passage mainly developed？A．By time．B．By spaceC．By contrast．D．By examples．31．Which of the follow statements is true according to the passage？A．The Great Depression happened after 1929．B．Martha's parents couldn't afford her tuition．C．Martha didn't stop dancing despite of being blamed．D．Martha was the first dancer to receive the world's highest civilian honor．8．Every time 70﹣year﹣old Andy Mackie draws a breath，it's music to his ears﹣whether there's a harmonica（口琴）there or not．Mackie，a Scottish born retired horse trainer，lives in a camper in northwest Washington State﹣he lives there，even though technically﹣medically﹣he should have died long ago．After his ninth heart surgery，Mackie's doctors had him on 15 different medicines．But the side effects made life miserable．So one day he quit taking all 15 and decided to spend his final days doing something he always wanted to do．He used the money he would have spent on the prescriptions to give away 300 harmonicas，with lessons included．"I really thought it was the last thing I could ever do，"he says．And when he didn't die the next month，he bought a few hundred more．Harmonicas in hand，he explains，"I just started going from school to school．"It's now 11years and 13，000 harmonicas later．To keep the kids interested in music as they get older，Mackie now spends most of his Social Security check making them beginner st．ring instruments．He also buys store ﹣made instruments for kids that show a special interest．He provides free lessons to everyone by getting the older kids to teach the younger kids．Mackie says，"I tell them music is a gift﹣you give it away and you get to keep it forever．"The end result is something truly unique to his corner of Washington．It seems everywhere you look，everyplace you go，every kid you meet has the same passion for music．"I can't explain the joy，"Mackie says．"I don't think Bill Gates feels any richer inside than I do．"He believes he's still living today because of the kids and the music．And he doesn't expect any harmonica openings in heaven any time soon．"I don't think the lord wants me yet；I still get something to do﹣lots more kids out there．"24．It can be inferred that Mackie quit taking medicines．A．full of confidenceB．full of excitementC．with the hope of recoveryD．without any hope of survival25．The underlined sentence indicates that MackieA．believes he will continue to liveB．is afraid he will not live longC．doesn't think harmonicas are needed in heavenD．doesn't think there are harmonicas in heaven26．What is Mackie going to do in future？A．To get more kids interested in music．B．To give away other musical instruments．C．To train kids to play the harmonica better．D．To give music lessons to older kids．27．What does the text mainly tell us about Mackie？A．He remains a harmonica player in spite of poor health．B．He survives heart disease because of music and kids．C．He becomes a successful musician in spite of poor health．D．He makes music popular by providing free music lessons．9．A Dream RealizedZhao Yang，33，an employee of a French company in Beijing，who has traveled extensively in the United States by motorbike．I have been addicted to Harley﹣Davidson motorcycles since I was young，and knowing that motorcycle﹣related culture is very popular in the US，I decided to take a trip．Along with my wife and a group of fellow enthusiasts，I participated in a 15﹣day tour in October last year．We had one free day，so I headed to Las Vegas．Before arriving in the US，I researched a range of materials about riding a motorbike there．I also found some classic recommended routes on Chinese websites related to Harley Davidson clubs．With the help of their suggestions，I designed my own route．In accordance with the rules，before I left China I visited a notary office （公证机关），where my driving license was confirmed as acceptable in the US and my documents were translated into English．Only then did I buy my basic motorcycle equipment．When we arrived at Las Vegas，we rented a Harley Davidson and rode around the city．It was an exciting，unforgettable experience，because it was not only the achievement of a dream，but I also experienced the regional motorcycle culture in the US．As we parked the bike at the roadside，some drivers rolled down their car windows and gave us the thumbs﹣up，and when we drove on the road，car drivers pulled over to let us pass．We also visited a motorcycle﹣themed restaurant for lunch and enjoyed the fantastic decoration and delicious food．I believe that traveling by motorcycle in the US will become popular because of the recent joint efforts to promote Sino﹣US tourism，especially after the two countries decided to name 2016as US﹣China Tourism Year．This new style of traveling will attract more young Chinese tourists，and people like me，who have a passion for freedom and adventure，will visit the US more frequently．For example，I am planning to travel along the famous highway called Route 66with friends during next year's Spring Festival．If travel agencies and governments can promote the need for motorcyclists to obtain accurate information before they head to the US﹣such as the required documents，how to rent a motorbike and local traffic laws﹣"riding the range"will become a safe and great way to spend a vacation．32．Zhao Yang's childhood dream was to．A．become a professional motorcyclistB．travel in Harley﹣Davidson motorcycles C．take a trip in the USA along with his wifeD．travel to work on a fashionable motorcycle33．To prepare for the motorcycle trip in the USA，Zhao Yang．A．made various research and checked his driving licenseB．took the suggestions given and chose the classic routeC．joined one of the Harley Davidson clubs and got suggestionsD．took lots of health examinations and bought some equipment34．How did Zhao Yang feel when driving in Las Vegas？A．disturbed B．disappointed C．depressed D．excited35．Zhao Yang thinks that traveling by motorcycle in the US will．A．enjoy much popularity with Sino﹣US tourismB．obtain less American fans in motorcycle travelC．get less support from the modern motorcyclistsD．meet more challenge with the information gap．10．Rosalind Franklin always liked facts．She was logical and precise，and impatient with things that were otherwise．She decided to become a scientist when she was 15．She passed the examination for admission to Cambridge University in 1938，and it sparked a family crisis．Although her family was well﹣to﹣do and had a tradition of public service and charity，her father disapproved of university education for women．He refused to pay．An aunt stepped in and said Franklin should go to school，and she would pay for it．Franklin's mother also took her side until her father finally gave in．She was invited to King's College in London to join a team of scientists．The leader of the team assigned her to work on DNA with a graduate student．Franklin's assumption was that it was her own project．The laboratory's second﹣in﹣command，Maurice Wilkins，was on vacation at the time，and when he returned，their relationship was puzzling．He assumed she was to assist his work；she assumed she'd be the only one working on DNA．They had powerful personality differences as well：Franklin direct，quick，decisive，and Wilkins shy，hesitant，and passive．In 1953，Wilkins changed the course of DNA history by disclosing，without Franklin's permission，her Photo 51to competing scientist James Watson，who was working on his own DNA model with Francis Crick at Cambridge．Upon seeing the photograph，Watson said，"My jaw fell open and my pulse began to race，"according to author Brenda Maddox who wrote the book Rosalind Franklin：The Dark Lady of DNA．The two scientists did in fact use what they saw in Photo 51as the basis for their famous model of DNA，which they published on March 7，1953，and for which they received a Nobel Prize in 1962．Crick and Watson were also able to take most of the credit for the finding：they included a footnote acknowledging that they were"stimulated by a general knowledge"of Franklin's and Wilkin's unpublished contribution，when much of their work was rooted in Franklin's photo and findings．Franklin didn't know that these men based their article on her research，and she didn't complain either，likely as a result of her upbringing．Franklin"didn't do anything that would invite criticism…（that was）bred into her，"Maddox said．66．Wilkins'relationship with Franklin was characterized by．A．unity and harmony B．confusion and competitionC．cooperation and miscommunicationD．misunderstanding and conflict 67．What does Watson mean by saying"My jaw fell open and my pulse began to race"？A．He was confused that Crick had not made this discovery．B．He was surprised that Wilkins had discovered this information．C．He was satisfied with the importance of Photo 51．D．He was anxious about the progress Wilkins and Franklin had made．68．What is Brenda Maddox's main intention according to the quote in the last paragraph？A．To re﹣evaluate the importance of the DNA model．B．To criticize King's College and Cambridge．C．To emphasize Franklin's importance in science．D．To deny Watson's and Crick's contribution to science．69．Franklin's career as a scientist demonstrates．A．that her work was pointing at the most difficult problemB．that she was the only female scientist during the periodC．the importance of DNA in modern scienceD．that perseverance leads to success and recognition of fieldscientists．11．Like any good mother，when Karen found out that another babywas on the way，she did what she could not help her 3﹣year﹣oldson，Michael，prepare for a new baby．Day after day，night after night，Michael sang to his mommy's tummy（肚子）．Finally，Michael's little sister was born．But she was in a very serious condition．With sirens（警报）howling in the night，the ambulance rushed the baby to St．Mary's Hospital．The days inched by．The little girl became worse．The pediatric（儿科的）specialists told the parents to prepare for the worst．Michael kept begging about singing to his sister，but kids are not allowed in pediatric department at St．Mary's Hospital．Karen made up her mind to take Michael to see his sister．She dressed him in an over﹣sized suit and marched him into the hospital．He looked like a walking laundry basket，but the head nurse recognized him as a child and shouted，"Get that kid out of here now!"Karen rose up strong，and the usually mild﹣mannered lady glared steel﹣eyed into the head nurse's face．"He is not leaving until he sings to his sister!"Karen towed Michael to his sister's bedside．He gazed at the tiny baby losing the battle to live．And he began to sing．In the pure﹣hearted voice of 3﹣year﹣old，Michael sang："You are my sunshine，my only sunshine．You make me happy when skies are gray．"Instantly the baby girl responded．Her pulse rate became calm and steady．Her strained breathing became smoother．"Keep on singing，Michael，""The other night，dear，as I lay sleeping，I dreamed I hold you in my arms．"Michael's little sister relaxed as healing rest seemed to sweep over her．"Keep on singing，Michael．"Tears conquered the face of the nurse．"You are my sunshine，my only sunshine．Please don't take my sunshine away．"The next day﹣﹣﹣the very next day﹣﹣﹣the little girl was well enough to go home!5．Which of the following can be the best title for the passage？．。