牛津阅读树8+9

2021年1月25日发(作者：rosemary)
Survival Adventure
Wilf took a tent round to Chip
’
s house. He and Chip were going to sleep
in it.
“I’
ve never slept in a tent before,
”
said Chip.
“I
wonder what it will
be like?
”

“
It will be fun,
”
said Wilf.
“
But we
’
ll need a survival kit.
”

Wilf had lots of things in a rucksack.
“
These can go in our survival kit,
”

he said.
“
We
’
ll need them to survive outside.
I’
ve got a torch, a ball of
string,
a
plastic sheet,
some
chocolate
and
a
first-aid
box.
What
else
will we need to survive?
”

“I’
ve got a mirror, a pencil and notebook, and
a
bag
of
crisps,
”

said
Chip.
Biff
came
out
with
a
big
umbrella.
“
You
might
need
this.
It
’
s
going
to
rain,
”

she
said.
“
You
can
’
t
have
an
umbrella in a survival kit,
”
said Wilf.
“
Don
’
t be silly, Biff.
”

That
evening,
it
began
to
rain.
It
rained
so
hard
that
Chip
and
Wilf
could
n’
t
sleep
outside
in
the tent.
In
the
end, Mum
said
they
could
came
on
Chip
’
s
bedroom
floor.
“
You
won
’
t
need
a
survival
kit
here,
”

said Biff.
Suddenly, the magic key began to glow. The children were pulled into a
new adventure.
“
If this is going to be a survival adventure,
”
said Biff,
“I’
m taking the umbrella.
”

“
You won
’
t need an umbrella on a survival
adventure,
”
shouted Chip.
“
Don
’
t be silly.
”

Amy
was
tired
and
fed
up.
The
wagons
were
stuck.
They
had
been
stuck
for
two
days.
Amy
’
s
family
was
on
a
long
journey.
They
were
going to a new land. They were taking enerying in the wagon. They had
come
a
long
way
and
they
had
a
long
way
to
go.
“
Stay
close
to
the
wagon train,
”
said Amy
’
s father.
“
Don
’
t wander off.
It’s
easy to get lost
in the woods.
”
Amy didn
’
t listen to her father.
“I’
ll go and pick some
wild berries,
”
she thought.
“
If I don
’
t go far, I won
’
t get lost.
”

Amy found lots of blueberries in the wood, but she didn
’
t stay close to
the
wagon
train.
She
just
went
on
and
on.
“I

must
get
back,
”

she
thought at last. But she couldn
’
t find her way. All the trees looked the
same.
“
Oh no!
I’
m lost!
”
she thought.
Amy
was
frightened.
She
didn
’
t
know
which
way
to
go.
Suddenly,
something closed on her foot. It was a trap, and she couldn
’
t get it off.
“
Help! Help!
”
shouted Amy.
“
Help me, somebody.
”
But Amy was a long
way from the wagon train and nobody could hear her.
Little
Fox
was
tired
and
fed
up.
He
had
been
in
the
woods
all
day
looking for honey. But he hadn
’
t found any. Every time he found a tree
with
a
bees
’

nest,
the
honey
was
gone. Now
he
was
lost.
Little
Fox
knew why there was no honey. There was a brown bear in the woods.
The bear had taken all the honey.
Little Fox was frightened. He was a
long way from the village, and the bear was not far away.
“I
must be
careful,
”
thought Little Fox.
Little Fox heard Amy shouting.
“
someone is in trouble,
”
he thought. He
ran through the trees as fast as he could. He found Amy caught in the
trap. Little Fox tried to open the trap, but he wasn
’
t strong enough.
The
bear
was
a
long
wan
away,
but
he
heard
Amy
shouting
too.
He
stood on his hind legs and sniffed the air. The bear could smell Amy and
Little Fox. He was a bad-tempered bear. He didn
’
t like people in his part
of the wood.
The magic key took Biff, Chip and Wilf to the woods where Little Fox
was
helping
Amy.
Little
Fox
and
Amy
were
amazed.
They
had
never
seen children like these, before. Biff , Chip and Wilf were amazed, too.
“
It
’
s looks like they
’
re in trouble,
”
said Chip. The children could see that
Amy was caught in the trap. They ran to help Little Fox. T
ogether they
pulled
open
the
jaws
of
the
trap.
“
Ugh!
”

said
Chip.
“
What
a
horrid
thing.
”

“
The trappers use them to catch animals,
”
said Little Fox .
“
Trap
like this are cruel.
”

The trap had hurt Amy
’
s leg. Wilf put a bandage on it. Biff and Little Fox
smashed the trap with a rock.
“
It
’
s a good idea to smash the trap,
”
said
Little Fox,
“
but we shouldn
’
t make all this noise. The bear will hear us.
”

Suddenly, the children heard a roar. The bear came out of the trees and
ran towards them. All the children were frightened.
“
Oh help!
”
shouted
Wilf.
“
This bear doesn
’
t look very friendly. Run!
”

“I
can
’
t,
”
said Amy.
Biff
had
an
idea.
She
opened
the
umbrella
and
shut
it.
Then
she
opened
it
and
spun
it
round
and
round.
The
bear
stopped.
He
was
afraid of the umbrella. He had never seen anything like it. Then he gave
a roar and ran away.