高三英语读后续写最后冲刺含参考例文.docx

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续写要求:

1.所叙写短文的词数应为150左右;

2.应使用5个以上短文中标有下划线的关键词语;

3.续写部分分为两段,每段的开头语已为你写好;

4.续写完成后,请用下划线标出你所使用的关键词语。

(1)

Itwastimetogohome.“Remembertoworkonyourclassspeechesforhomework.”MissWalkercalled,aseveryonestartedtalkingandpackingtheirschoolbags.Jennyfeltsick.Shehatedhavingtoreadaloudinclass.Shewassureeveryonegotreallyboredwithlisteningtoher.Once,whenJennywasreadingoutherholidaydiary,Leewasevenlookingathiswatch,asilverandblueonewhichseemedjustmagical.

JennywatchedLeewalkaheadofherastheyleftschool.Heseemedsoclever,andhehadacertainsortofshiningconfidence.Hewasjustoneofthosepeoplewhoweregoodateverything.Jennysighed.Assheturnedthecorner,shesawLee’swatchlyingrightinthemiddleofthepath.

Jennyknewsheshouldjustpickitupandreturnittohim,butshedidn'twanttorunafterhim.Jennybentdownquickly,pickedupthewatchandranhome.Onarrivinghome,Jennyputitonalmostwithoutthinking.Shewassurpriseditfittedsowell.Shewalkedtothemirrorandstartedpractisingherspeech.Wordsjustfloodedoutofher.“I’mgoingtotalkaboutswimming.Ihavebeenlucky.I’vewonlotsofcompetitions.ButwhenI’minarace,I’mnotreallythinkingaboutwinning.I’mjustlovingthefeelingofbeinginthewater…”Jennylaughedwithexcitement.Shewalkedacrosstheroom.Shesuddenlyseemedtohaveacertainsortofconfidence.Turningbacktothemirror,Jennysawaflashoflightfromthewatchintheglass.Theflashofsilverseemedalmostmagical.SomaybeLee’swatchreallyDIDhavesomethingmagicaboutit.

Thenextday,asthelessonbegan,MissWalkeraskedwhowasgoingtobebraveandgofirst.Nobodymoved.Jennyslowlyraisedherarm.BeforeMissWalkercouldsayanything,therewasashoutfrombehind.“She’sstolenmywatch!

”Leesaidangrily.“Itwentmissingatschoolyesterday.”

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EverybodywasfixingtheireyesonJenny,waitingforanexplanation.Jennydidn'tanswer.Howcouldsheexplainaboutthewatchanditsmagic?

Noonecouldunderstand.Noonecouldbelieve.“ButIsawyouwearingityesterday,’’MissWalkergentlyremindedLee.ForamomentLeeremainedsilentandthenheapologizedhehadjustrememberedthat.Jennywasrelievedtosayshehadfounditonthewayhomeanddecidedtoreturnitafterthespeech.Everybodywaspuzzledandaskedwhy.Jennyagainwasspeechless.

MissWalkersmiledandaskedtheclasstolistentoJenny’sspeechfirst.Jennywalkedslowlytothefront.Shecouldn’tthinkproperly.Allroundher,aseaoffaceswerewatching.Shefeltsofrightenedandthewatchdidn’tseemmagicalatall.SuddenlyshesawMissWalker’sencouragingeyes.Jennytookadeepbreath.“I’mgoingtotalkaboutswimming…”TenminuteslaterthewholeclassstoodupapplaudingJenny’swonderfulspeech.Jennysmiledassheeventuallyrealizedtherealsourceofconfidence.

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EverybodywasfixingtheireyesonJenny,waitingforanexplanation.Embarrassed,Jennydidn’tsayanything.Deadsilencesuddenlyfell.ThencameMissWalker’svoice:

“WhyisLee’swatchonyourwrist?

”Jennyhesitatedforawhileanddecidedtotelleverybodyaboutthetruth.However,thinkingofthewell-preparedspeech,themagicofthewatch,shechangedhermind.“ButMissWalker,couldIgivethespeechfirstandthenexplain?

”Shemadearequestinatoneofbegging.

MissWalkersmiledandaskedtheclasstolistentoJenny'sspeechfirst.Jennymadeherwaytotheplatformwithconfidence.Wordsbegantofloodoutofher.“Howcouldshemakeit?

We’veneverseenJennygivesoterrificaspeech.”Whisperswentaroundtheclassroom,andevenMissWalkernoddedwithapproval.ImmediatelyJennyfinishedherspeech,astormofapplauseeruptedfromtheclass.Relieved,Jennytoldeveryonethetruth,andespeciallythemagicofthewatch.“Butit’sJustanordinarywatchwithnomagic,”Leeannounced.

1.珍妮笑了,她终于意识到自信的真正来源。

(升华)

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2.“但是,沃克小姐,我可以先发言,然后再解释吗?

”她用乞求的语气提出了一个请求。

(语言描写)

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3.詹妮刚一讲完,全班就爆发出一阵暴风雨般的掌声。

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4.死一般的寂静突然降临。

(环境描写)

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(二)

Alittleboysellingmagazinesforschoolwalkeduptoahousethatpeoplerarelyvisited.Thehousewasveryoldandshabbyandtheownerhardlyevercameout.Whenhedidcomeout,hewouldnotsayhellotohisneighborsorpassers-bybutsimplyjustglareatthem.

Theboyknockedonthedoorandwaited,sweatingfromfearoftheoldman.Theboy’sparentstoldhimtostayawayfromthehouse,andalotoftheotherneighborhoodchildrenweretoldthesamethingfromtheirparents.

Ashewasreadytowalkaway,thedoorslowlyopened.“Whatdoyouwant?

”theoldmansaidimpatiently.Thelittleboywasveryafraidbuthehadaquota(份额)tomeetforschoolwithsellingthemagazines.Sohegotupthecourageandsaid,“Uh,sir,Iamsellingthesemagazinesanduh,Iwaswonderingifyouwouldliketobuyonefromme.”

Theoldmanjuststaredattheboywithoutaword.Theboycouldseeinsidetheoldman’shouseandsawthathehaddogfigurines(小雕像)onthefireplacemantle.“Doyoucollectdogs?

”Thelittleboyasked.“Yes,Ihavemanycollectionsinmyhouse.TheyaremyfamilyhereandtheyareallIhave.”Theboythenfeltsorryfortheman,asitseemedthathewasaverylonelysoul.

“Well,Idohaveamagazinehereforcollectors.Itisperfectforyou.Ialsohaveoneaboutdogssinceyoulikedogssomuch.”Theoldmanwasreadytoclosethedoorontheboyandsaid,“No,boy.Idon’tneedanymagazinesofanykind,nowgoodbye.”

Thelittleboywassadthathewasnotgoingtomakehisquotawiththesale.Hewasalsosadfortheoldmanbeingsoaloneinthehousethatheowned.Theboywenthomeandthenhadanidea.Hehadalittledogfigurinethathegotsomeyearsagofromanaunt.Thefigurinedidnotmeannearlyasmuchtohimsincehehadareallivedogandalargefamily.

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Theboyheadedbackdowntotheoldman’shouse.Heknockedonthedooragainandthistimetheoldmancamerighttothedoor.“Boy,IthoughtItoldyounomagazines!

”Theoldmanstaredathimangrily.“Iknowthat,sir.Ijustwantedtobringyouagift.”Thelittleboyhandedhimthedogfigurine.Lookingattheboy,theoldmanwastoosurprisedtosayanythingandsimplysmiledintears,asnoonehadevershownhimsomuchkindness.

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Fromthatdayonsomethingchangedinsidetheoldman.Hestartedcomingoutofthehouseandtalkingtohisneighbors.Soon,heandtheboybecamefriends.Theboyvisitedtheoldmanfrequentlyandbroughthisreallivedogtohishouseonceinawhile.HeeveninvitedtheoldmantojoinhisfamilyforChristmasdinner.Withtheboy'scompany,theoldmanwasnolongeralonelysoul.Asmallactofkindnesscanmakeabigdifferencetoothers.

1.老人望着男孩,惊讶得说不出话来,只是含泪微笑,因为从来没有人对他这么好。

(描写惊讶)

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2.一个小小的善行能够对别人产生大的影响。

(升华)

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(三)

ItwasChristmasDay.Robinwasworkingalonefixinganoldlanterninthebackroomwhenheheardtheringingofhisbellontheshopdoor.Thebell,whichproducedauniquelypleasantsound,hadbeeninRobin'sfamilyforoverahundredyears.Hevalueditdearlyandenjoyedsharingitssongwithallwhocametohisshop.Althoughthebellwashungontheinsideofthemaindoor,Robinhadtiedawiretothescreendoorsothatitwouldringwhethertheinnerdoorwasopenornot.Hearingthebellring,heleftthebackroomtogreethiscustomer.

“HowcanIhelpyou,littlelady?

”Robin'svoicewasjoyful.

“Hello,sir.”Thelittlegirlspokealmostinawhisper.ShelookedatRobinwithherbigbrowneyes,andthenslowlyscannedtheroominsearchofsomethingspecial.Shylyshetoldhim,“I'dliketobuyapresent,sir.”

“Well,let'ssee,”Robinsaid.“whoisthispresentfor?

“Mygrandpa.It'sformygrandpa.ButIdon'tknowwhattoget.”

Robinbegantomakesuggestions.“Howaboutapocketwatch?

It‘singoodcondition,missy.”Thelittlegirldidn’tanswer.Shewalkedtothedoorwayandputhersmallhandonthedoor.Sheshookthedoorgentlytoringthebell.Robin‘sfaceseemedtoglowashesawhersmilingwithexcitement.

“Thisisjustright,”thelittlegirlsaid.“Mommasaysmygrandpalovesmusic.”Justthen,Robin'sexpressionchanged.Fearfulofbreakingthelittlegirl'sheart,hetoldher,“I'msorry,butthat'snotforsale.Maybeyourgrandpawouldlikethislittleradio.”

Thegirllookedattheradio,bowedherhead,andsadlysighed,“No,Idon'tthinkso.”Inanefforttohelpherunderstand,Robintoldherthatthebellhadbeenhisonlycompanion,fortherestofhisfamilywereallgonenow,exceptforhisestranged(疏远的)daughterwhomhehadnotseenfornearlyadecade.

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Withagianttearinhereye,thelittlegirllookedupathim.Shemanagedaforcedsmile,murmuring“Thankyou,anyway”andturnedtowardthedoorway.SuddenlyRobinthoughtofhisdaughter.Lookingattheleavinggirl,Robincalledout,“Howmuchhaveyougottospend,missy?

”Hearingthat,thelittlegirlemptiedherpurseontothecounter—twodollars.Afteraquickstruggleinhismind,Robinsaid,“TodayisChristmasDayandthisisyourluckyday.Thebellcostsexactlytwodollars.”Holdingthespecialbellclosetoherchest,thegirldancedout.

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LaterthateveningwhenRobinwasc

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