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1、40分写作限时满分练(六)(限时40分钟).应用文写作(满分15分)你们班将举办以 “未来的生活” 为主题的英语演讲比赛。请根据下列要点和你的想象写一篇演讲稿。1.工作; 2.出行; 3.环境。注意: 1.词数80左右; 2.可以适当增加细节, 以使行文连贯; 3.开头和结尾已给出, 不计入总词数。Boys and girls,Id like to share with you my opinion about future life. _Thats all. Thank you for your listening. .读后续写(满分25分)(2021山东烟台一模)阅读下面材料, 根据其内容

2、和所给段落开头语续写两段, 使之构成一篇完整的短文。续写词数应为150左右。It was a Saturday in June. Out of a 16-year-olds early summer boredom, I had set up a tent in our rural yard and intended to sleep in it, but I stayed in the house to finish watching a movie. It was almost midnight and my parents had been asleep upstairs for hou

3、rs when someone knocked at the front door. It never occurred to me to answer it.To my surprise, it was a girl about my age with a bloody cut on her forehead. “Hi. Im Maria. Whats wrong with you?” I asked her with concern. Awkward and embarrassed, she replied:“Im Jane. I.” she hesitated and then aske

4、d me carefully, “May I stay here for the night? Ill be off tomorrow morning.” Seeing her uneasiness, I comforted her, “Take it easy, Jane. Stay with me tonight.” I invited her into the house.Looking around, Jane appeared to have calmed down. “Let me treat your injury first,” I said and she agreed.I

5、cleaned and bandaged(包扎) her injured forehead and then gave her some bread and bacon to eat. “Want to sleep in my tent?” I asked her and she nodded. Having left her in the bathroom, I went to look for another sleeping bag. When I returned, Jane was seated on the sofa and sadness clouded her face.Wal

6、king across the dark yard, I accompanied Jane into the tent. We lay down side by side. Seized by curiosity and concern, I constantly turned over, wondering what had happened to her and how she came here. Jane seemed to have sensed that and started to speak.Janes father died of cancer years before. H

7、er mother did odd cleaning jobs to raise her. Money was tight but her mother tried to do what she could to satisfy Jane. Several weeks before, Jane accidentally saw a fancy white dress in the store window, which she fell in love with at first sight. She excitedly told her mother about that, who prom

8、ised to buy it as her birthday gift. From then on, Jane was looking forward to it. Janes 16th birthday came but her mother didnt get home until the evening. _Having told her story, Jane said she regretted being inconsiderate to her mother. _40分写作限时满分练(六).Boys and girls, Id like to share with you my

9、opinion about future life. With the development of science and technology, life will be greatly different in the future. First, people will be able to do almost everything at home. Theyll just need to give some simple instructions and robots will complete the tasks. Second, each family will have a f

10、lying machine. Theyll be able to travel everywhere. Third, our environment will be much better than now, because some effective measures will be taken to protect it. Earth will become a big beautiful garden. I believe peoples lives will be much easier in the future. Thats all. Thank you for your lis

11、tening. .Janes 16th birthday came but her mother didnt get home until the evening. Thirsty for the dress, Jane got extremely disappointed when seeing her mother back empty-handed. She stormed off before her mother could stop her. Jane walked angrily and aimlessly only to find herself in an unknown p

12、lace hours later. Worse still, she fell down in the dark, hurting her forehead. Painful and hungry, she came to realise she shouldnt have been so willful, but there was nobody around she could turn to for help. So she had to move on until she saw the light from our house.Having told her story, Jane

13、said she regretted being inconsiderate to her mother.I kept comforting her until we fell asleep. When Dad awoke us and was told the whole story the next morning, he said to Jane seriously,“Its dangerous to run away from home. Your mother must be anxious about your safety. Ill drive you home immediately.” After an hours ride, we reached Janes home, in front of which stood a worried woman. Jane rushed over and hugged her tightly, saying tearfully,“Sorry, Mum.” Witnessing this, Dad and I breathed a sigh of relief.3