2024年高考英语一轮复习（新人教版） 第3部分 写作速成 第2章 读后续写　第4节　强化训练

第节强化训练4阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文On aparticularly toughday lastDecember,Flores cameup with the ideaof havingher twinssendletters toSanta byballoon.She toldthem thatSanta wouldgrab the balloons whilehe flewthrough the airon hissled.The twinswere excited.Flores helpedthem composetheir letters,writing downall thethings theydreamedSanta mightbring them,and thenput thenotes intofestive redballoons.On achilly,windy morning,she dressedthe girlsin identicalpink sweatshirts,put beautifulbows intheirhair,and thentook themoutside torelease theirwishes to the universe.Several dayslater,when AlvinBamburg,66,was deepin thewoods inGrand Cane,Louisiana,something caughthis eyes.Hanging ina fallentree,it lookedlike litter.But Bamburgfelt hemust pickitup.“God justtold me,“he says.As Bamburgapproached,he sawthat theobject was a brokenballoon.Attached wasa piece of paperdecoratedwith shinystar stickers.lt wasa childs Christmaswish list.“Dear Santa,“the handwrittennote read.My nameis Luna.I amfour yearsold,and Ilive inLiberal,Kansas.This yearI havebeen nice.I wouldlike candy,Spider-Man ball,and Frozendoll.Withlove,Luna.”Bamburg,s hearthammered in his chest.Ever sincehe wasa child,he haddreamed ofthis.Yearsago,“he says,u classesat schoolreleased balloonswith notes.r vealways wantedto findone.”He believedthis washis childhoodwish comingtrue.And heknew hewas going to makeLuna swishcome true,too.He justwasn tsure how.It isover650miles fromGrand Cane,Louisiana toLiberal Kansas.But Bamburg,s wife,Lee AnnBamburg,was notfrightened bythe distance.An enthusiasticFacebook user,she hadseen otherpeoplefind allsorts ofconnections throughthe siteand thoughtit mighthelp herhusband findLuna.注意续写词数应为左右150So Alvinposted aphoto of the balloonand theChristmas liston hisFacebook page.，Having receivedso muchgenerosity Flores and her girls were deeplymoved.__________________________________________________________________________【参考范文】So Alvinposted aphoto of theballoonand theChristmas liston hisFacebook page.Fortunately,thepost foundits wayto Flores.lt amazedher tolearn that a strangercoincidentally spottingthe balloonwouldfulfill herdaughters Christmaswishes.Greatly touched,she calledAlvin.When toldhow muchitwould meanto himto satisfythe girlswishes,she sharedher address.No soonerhad hehung upthan heheadedto purchasetasty candies,fancy dolls,and ballsof varioustypes.He thenhad thempacked andmailedthem witha notesigned“Alvin”.Having receivedso muchgenerosity,Floresandher girlswere deeplymoved.To expressappreciationfor Alvin s kindness,the twinswrote athank-you letterto him.lt dawnedon themthatakindact wouldmake aworld ofdifference.Inspired byAlvinskindness,they plannedto giveaway theirtoys,shoes andclothes tothe poor children atChristmas.They sharedthe ideawith Mom,who gavethem athumbs-up.Flores feltpleased thatan invaluablelesson wasengraved onhergirlsmind that the bestwayto payback isto payit forward.【】2阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文（农舍）We wentto Darjellingduring thesummer holidaysand bookeda cottagefor ourstay.Ourcook Gopicame withus becausewe couldnot dowithout home-cooked meals.一（陪伴）Usually all the shoppingwas doneby ourhome helpBharat,who had accompanied ustoour holidaydestination.However,one earlyevening,my motherdecided todo all the vegetableshoppingby herself.She believedthat Bharatdid notwait tocheck the really freshitems andinstead,boughtrandomly ina hurry.As aresult,the vegetableshe broughtback werenot fresh.After gettingready,she tookher favoritepurse withquite anamount ofmoney,thinking shecouldgo toother shopstoo afterfinishing at the vegetablemarket.My motherasked Bharatto geta rickshawfor（人力车车夫）her andon reachingthe market,she askedthe rickshaw wallah towait forher.She tookahelper anddid her shopping happily,choosing someof thefreshest greenvegetables availablethere.Atlast,hershoppingwas done.She returnedtothe rickshaw andsat onit whilethe helperput allthe thingsmy mother hadbought ontothe rickshaw.On reachinghome,Bharat tookallthepackets ofvegetables insideand my mother quicklypaid therickshawwallah andgot off,forgetting tocollect her purse from the seatof the rickshaw.The rickshawwallahleft soonafter sayinggoodbye tomymother.All ofus greetedmymotherand askedher aboutherevening ofshopping withmuch delight.；Then webegan tohelp mymother prepareour dinner.My father came tohelp chopthe meatI；helped washthe vegetableswe weretalking andlaughing.When dinnerwas about to be announced,itwas latein theevening,almost9pm.注意续写词数应为左右150Then mymom realizedher pursewas missing.We werejust aboutto begineating when the doorbell rang.【参考范文】Then mymom realizedher pursewas missing.She lookedeverywhere forit andsuddenlyremembered thatafter payingtherickshawwallah,she keptthe purseon theseat beforegetting off.Shehad forgottento pickup herpurse whichcontained alot ofmoney.When myfathercameto knowaboutthis,he saidthat it was toolate tolook fortherickshawwallah.We alldecided thatit wasbetter toforgetit.Mom feltsad andworried whilesitting fordinner.We werejust aboutto begineating whenthe doorbell rang.Bharat openedthe doorand calledmymother tosee whoit was.To oursurprise,itwas the poorrickshawwallahstanding atour entrancewith abigsmile onhis weather-beaten face.He hadthe pursein hishand.He explainedthat hehad returnedto themarketbefore herealized whathad happened.When mymother openedherpurse,she foundallthecash init.We wantedto rewardthe lovelyman buthe smiledand said,“Madam,T mpoor butnot athief”andwent awayquickly.⑶阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文Jenny staredatthe store windowlongingly.There wasnothing inthis worldthat shewanted morethana Happy Hannah doll and allthat currentlyseparated herfrom thehottest dollof theholiday seasonwasa thinpieceofglass and$

29.95plus tax.Unfortunately,Jenny didnt evenhave the95cents,so sheletout adeep sighand continuedwalking home.（矩形）Suddenly,a pinkrectangle in the snowcaught hereye.Jenny walkedover andrealized itwasa leatherwallet.She removedit fromthe snow,and openedthe walletto finda thickpile offolded greenbillsand twoplastic cards.One wasa creditcard andthe otheran ID.Jenny staredattheold womanin herID photo.The womanhadabeautiful smilethat remindedJennyof her grandma.Jenny sighedand thenshe putthe walletinto herpurse.She turnedaround andwalked inthedirection fromwhich shecame.Jenny sheart beatquickly asshe enteredthestore.She hadlong dreamedabout thismoment,butsomething didnt feelright aboutit.As sheapproached aneat pileof HappyHannah dolls,she pushedawayher feelings.She graspedone HappyHannah dolly.As Jennyapproached theregister,the HappyHannah Showtheme songbegan playing.lt washermobile phone.Tt washer grandma.In onehand sheheld theHappyHannah dollandinthe other sheheldthe phoneon whichhergrandmawas calling.Jenny sheart wasfilled withlove andappreciation asshethought of her sweetold grandma.She putthe dolldown andpicked upthe phonecall.“Hi GrandmaI mgoingto bealittle bitlate tonight.r vegot todrop somethingoff...Yeah,it wasgood...OK...Alright...I loveyou too.v Jennyleft thestore andwalked throughthe meltingsnow allthe waytotheotherside ofthe town.She thoughtofhergrandma asshe rangthe bellat301West Street.注意续写词数应为左右150The womanwho answeredthe doorhad beencrying recentlyand lookedupset andan xious.___The womantook the wallet smilingly.【参考范文】The womanwho answeredthe doorhad beencrying recentlyand lookedupset andanxious.Areyou Mrs Green”Jenny askedpolitely,recognizing herfromtheID cardinstantly.MrsGreennodded inconfusionand lether comein.u Madam,did youlose somethingJenny continuedand askedsomenecessary questions.I lostmy walletwith themoney tobuy giftsfor somepoorchildren,“The oldladyblurted outat last,her eyesrounding insurprise andsparkling withhope.Overcome withguilt,Jenny felther face burningand handedthe walletto her.Thank God,she wouldhave disappointedthose kids.The womantook thewallet smilingly.She heldit toher chesttightly and then huggedJenny,tearsstreaming downherface.You aretherealangel.No oneknows whatthewalletmeans tothe children,“She sobbedin gratitude.JennyJ ssoft heartwas touchedbecause hergrandma oftencalled herangel.Thatnight,she dartedacross thestreet,the creakingof snowechoing intheair.How eagershe was to tellhergrandma thattoday shegot apresent moremeaningful thanHannahdoll-She wasa realangel!⑷阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文Kilimandjaro wasa popularplace forsoccer fanswho wentto watchMiddlesbrough F.C.play overtheweekend toeat afterthe game.Waka WakaChicken wasone ofthe restaurants signaturedishes.Everything seemednormal forthe owneroftherestaurant,Apollo,who alwaysvalues thevirtue ofhonesty,and hiswaiters.Customers wereflocking in,and servicewas runningsmoothly thatday.Apollo,to behonest,wasn,t eventhere.He washaving agood timewith hisfamily,completely unawareof whatwasgoing oninhisrestaurant.He hadno ideathat somethingunexpected wasabouttohappen andthat hedbe gettinga ratherawkward phonecall fromthe waiter.At about1100am,three guyswalked in,clearly interestedin sittingdown andeating somefood.There,sagood chancethat theycame fromout oftown andwere fansoftheaway team.At theveryleast,the staffcould detecta differencein theiraccents.lt wasnt longbefore they were attendedto byawaiter whotook theirorders.After that,everything appearedtobegoing well...The threefriends weregladthey hadchosen Kilimandjaro.Waka WakaChicken withcheese wasenjoyed bythem.From theirexpression,the staffcould tellthese threeguys werevery satisfiedwiththefood.About onehour later,the threefriends wereprepared to pay for their meals.The totalcost ofthe foodwas£

35.They reachedfor theircredit cardsand handedthem overasthe waiter approachedtheirtable.However,they wereshocked whenthe waiterinformed themthat theycould onlypay incash.Noneof themcarried cashwith them.At thistime,the waiterwas askedto goto anothertable totakeorders.Realizing thelast trainback homewastodepart inan hour,the threefriends hadother ideas...注意续写词数应为左右150On returning,the waiterwas surprisedthe threeguys hadgone withoutpaying._____________Two weekslater,Apollo receivedan unexpectedletter with£35attached.【参考范文】On returning,thewaiterwas surprisedthe threeguys hadgone withoutpaying.The waiterhad nochoicebut tocontact Apollo.Apollo wascompletely confusedwhenthewaiter explainedwhat hadhappened.He couldnt understandhow,in todays world,a groupof friendscould walkinto arestaurant,eat theirmeals,andthenleave withoutpaying.After afew days,there wasstill nosign thatthe threegentlemenwould returntopayfortheirmeal.With eachpassing day,the owners hopeof themreturningfaded.Two weekslater,Apollo receivedan unexpectedletter with£35attached.Obviously,theyweresentby thethree men.In theletter,all threeweredeeplysorry forleaving therestaurant withoutpaying.Theysaid theyhad intendedto findan ATMmachine todraw somecash but。