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1、读后续写：生活类20篇（亲情、友情等）第1篇圣诞节礼物2第2篇特别的钢琴曲4第3篇与妈妈和解6第4篇一把小提琴9第5篇特殊的面试11第6篇一个玩具娃娃14第7篇姐弟重逢17第8篇爸爸的梳子20第9篇祖母的回忆23第10篇一只加拿大鹅26第11篇“我”被隔离了28第12篇“我不是小偷”31第13篇感恩的心34第14篇礼物与友谊37第15篇团聚的一家39第16篇失而复得的狗41第17篇忠诚的狗43第18篇拯救口渴的鹿45第19篇家庭最重要47第20篇一辈子的朋友49第1篇圣诞节礼物Several years ago, I was living in New York and working for

2、 an airline, so I never got back home forChristmas. My Christmas was happy too with some other colleagues around. But in my heart I was sad because I couldnt stay with my family. Sometimes my colleagues would say our Christmas was filledwith tears. But this Christmas was different. I was lucky. I ha

3、d the whole day off, which meant I couldstay withmy family on Christmas Eve.When Christmas morning came, I awoke to a small hand rubbing my face. “Dad,Merry Christmas!”was allmy younger sonhad time to say. He seemed to be racing against time. I knew he was hunting forgiftswith his brother eagerly. I

4、 got down stairs just to see the two little boys faces as they looked at the pocket rockets Santa Claus had left them. I realized that the real Christmas was for the children who had deep belief in the amazing power of Santa Claus. At first,their fingers went almost shyly over their toys. When their

5、 inspection had been completed, the two boys ensured that the gifts were really delivered by Santa Claus and they dragged everything into the center of the living room.Delightflooded the room. As their mother began giving out gifts, I smiled to myself,wonderinghow my unexpected gifts this year would

6、 be received. With so many Christmas spent outside, I had prepared so many gifts for my children and together with my wife. I hid them in several secret places. But the children were excellent detectives and they found all of them. They were happily opening packages constantlythankingconsiderate San

7、ta Claus for his kindness and ability to know their desires. But I had not received a single one. I knew they hadforgottenmy existence with my absence from their Christmas these years.注意：1.所续写短文的词数应为150左右；2.至少使用5个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。Paragraph 1:Ihadtoadmitth

8、atmydisappointmentwasgrowingsteadily. Paragraph 2:Suddenlymywifewalkeduptome. Paragraph l: I had to admit that my disappointment was growing steadily. I was wondering whether I could get a gift when my younger son ran to me, who was really kind enough to save my face. He asked me to admire his gift

9、which he deeply believed was carefully chosen by Santa Claus. He said happily that he would share some of the gifts of his and allow me to choose one from them. I thanked him from the bottom of my heart, still feeling disappointed.Paragraph 2: Suddenly my wife walked up to me. It seemed that she had

10、 guessed how I felt. She asked me to look at the Christmas tree which was decorated with so many boxes. I think she was showing off her efforts on the decoration but she took off a small box and passed it to me smiling and saying it was for me. I opened it and saw a letter which read.“We will never

11、forget you. Merry Christmas!”Under the letter was a watch which was clicking with delight.I was moved to tears.第1段： 我不得不承认，我的失望正在增长。 我在想，当我的小儿子跑到我身边时，我是否能得到一份礼物，他真的很善良，足以拯救我的脸。 他让我欣赏他的礼物，他深信这是圣诞老人精心挑选的。 他高兴地说，他将分享他的一些礼物，并允许我从他们中选择一个。 我从心底感谢他，仍然感到失望。 第2款： 突然我妻子走到我面前。 似乎她已经猜到了我的感受。 她让我看看装饰着这么多盒子的圣诞树。

12、我想她是在炫耀她在装饰上的努力，但她脱下了一个小盒子，微笑着递给我，说这是给我的。 我打开它，看到一封信，上面写着：“我们永远不会忘记你。 “圣诞快乐！”信下面是一只手表，它正高兴地咔嗒作响。 我感动得流泪。第2篇特别的钢琴曲“Wherehave you been?” Steve cried.Bradystopped directly in front of him and started pushing him back towardthe slopetheyd just climbed. When Steve still didnt get it, Brady grabbed the bo

13、ys jeans andpulledharder.The message was clear, but Steve hesitated. Of course he remembered what his uncle had said about Brady saving his life, but that had been a long time ago.Was he still sharp enough to get them through this? Brady pulled again,urgently. “OK, big guy,” Steve decided.Brady led

14、them back down the slope and into the trees.Several times the big dog stopped to get hisescape route. Often he changed direction. How long theyd walked Steve had no idea. He just held onto Bradys leash with one hand and kept putting one foot in front of the other. He was almost numb when he heard th

15、e wonderful sound of rushing water.The river! With a yell the boys ran unsteadily forward until they jumped in cool, running water. “Brady,you did it!”Many years earlier,my motherknew that she could not send me tocollegeand pay for it. She worked in a retail store and made just enough to pay the bil

16、ls and take care of the other children athome. If I wanted to go to college, it was up to me to find out how to get there.I found that I qualified for some grants because of the size of our family, my moms income and my SAT scores. There wasenoughto cover school and books, but not enough for room an

17、d board. I accepted a job as part of awork-study program. While not attractive, it was one I could do. I washed dishes in the school cafeteria.Just when I thought I was going to drop out of my college career, an angel appeared. Well, one of those that are on earth, without wings. “I heard that you n

18、eed some help,” he said. “What do you mean?” I asked, trying tofigure outwhich area of my life he meant.Financially, to stay in school.”“Well, I make it okay. I just have trouble working all these hours and finding time to study.”“Well, I think I have awayto help you out.”He went on to explain that

19、his grandparents needed help on the weekends.All that was required of me was cooking meals and helping them get in and out of bed in the morning and evening. The job paid four hundred dollars a month, twice the money I was makingwashing dishes. Now I would have time to study. I went to meet his gran

20、dparents and accepted the job.My first discovery was his grandmothers great love of music. She spent hours playing her old, off-keypiano. One day, she told me I didnt have enough fun in my life and took it upon herself to teach me the art.Grandma was impressed with my ability andencouragedme to cont

21、inue. Weekends in their house became more than just books and cooking, they were filled with the wonderful sounds of the out-of-tune piano and two very out-of-tune singers.注意：1.所续写的短文词数应为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.续写部分分为二段，每段的开头语已经为你写好；4续写完成后，请用下划线标出你所使用的关键词语。Paragraph 1When Christmas break came

22、, Grandma got a chest cold, and I was afraid to leave her. Paragraph 2The envelope was from grandma who had just passed away. 参考范文：Paragraph 1When Christmas break came, Grandma got a chest cold, and I was afraid to leave her. I hadnt been home since Labor Day, and my mother was anxious to see me. I

23、agreed to come home, but for two weeks instead of four, so I could return to Grandma and Grandpa. I said my good-byes,arranged for their temporary care and return home. As I was loading my car to go back to school, the phone rang. “Grandma died last night, Im sorry.” I hung up the phone feeling like

24、 my world had ended. I had lost my friend, and that was far worse than knowing I would have to return to washing dishes.I went back at the end of four weeks, asking to begin the work-study program again. The financial aid advisor looked at me as if I had lost my mind. I explained my position, then h

25、e smiled and slid me an envelope. “This is for you,” he said.Paragraph 2The envelope was from grandma. She had known how sick she was. In the envelope was enough money to pay for the rest of my college year and a request that I take piano lessons in her memory. Moved to tears, I determined to learn

26、piano lesions by heart and my memory of grandma motivated me to practice day and night. I dont think the piano piece was even played with more feeling than it was my second year in college. Now, years later, when I walk by a piano, I smile and think of Grandma. She is playing the piano smilingly in

27、heaven, I am sure. 第1段： 当圣诞假期来临时，奶奶胸口感冒了，我害怕离开她。 自从劳动节以来，我就没有回家，我妈妈很想见我。 我同意回家，但两个星期而不是四个星期，所以我可以回到奶奶和爷爷身边。 我说了我的道别，安排他们暂时照顾，然后回家。 当我正在装货回学校时，电话响了。 “奶奶昨晚死了，对不起。”我挂了电话，感觉我的世界已经结束了。 我失去了我的朋友，这比我知道我必须回去洗碗要糟糕得多。 我在四周结束时回去，要求重新开始勤工俭学。 财政援助顾问看着我，好像我疯了似的。 我解释了我的立场，然后他笑了笑，递给我一个信封。 “这是给你的，”他说。 第2段那个信封是从奶奶那里寄

28、来的。她已经知道自己病得有多厉害了。信封里有足够的钱来支付我大学剩下的时间，并要求我为她上钢琴课。我哭了，决心用心学习钢琴损伤，我对奶奶的记忆激励我日夜练习。我甚至不认为这首钢琴曲比我上大学的第二年更有感情。几年后，当我走过钢琴时，我微笑着想起了奶奶。我相信，她是在天堂微笑着弹钢琴的。第3篇与妈妈和解Jennywas the only child in her home. She had aquarrelwith her motherthat afternoonand she ran out of the house angrily. She couldnt help weeping sorr

29、owfully when she thought ofthe scolding from her mother. Having wandered aimlesslyin the streetfor hours, she felt a little hungry and wished for something to eat, but it was not even possible for her, since she had nothing with her. She stood beside a stand for a while, watching the middle-aged sel

30、ler busy doing his business. However,with no money in hand, she sighed and had to leave.The seller behind the stand noticed the young girl and asked, “Hey, girl,you want to have the noodles?”“Oh, yes. but I dont have money on me” she replied.“Thats nothing. Ill treat you today,” said the man, “come

31、in.”The seller brought her a bowl of noodles, whose smell was so attractive.As she was eating, Jenny cried silently.“What is it?” asked the man kindly.“Nothing, actually I was just touched by your kindness!” said Jenny as she wiped her tears, “Even a stranger on the street will give me a bowl of noo

32、dles,while my mother, drove me out of the house. She showed no care for me. She is so merciless compared to a stranger!”Hearing the words, the sellersmiled“Girl, do you really think so? I only gave you a bowl of noodles and you thanked me a lot. But it is your mother who has raised you since you wer

33、e a baby. Can you number the times she cooked for you? Have you expressed yourgratitudeto her?”Jenny sat there, speechless and numb with shock; she remembered mothers familiar faceand weathered hands. “Why did I not think of that? A bowl of noodles from a stranger made me feel indebted, but I have n

34、ever thanked my mum for what she has done for me.”On the way home, Jenny made up her mind to make anapologyto her mother for herrudenessas soon as she arrived home.注意：1.所续写的短文词数应为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.续写部分分为二段，每段的开头语已经为你写好；4续写完成后，请用下划线标出你所使用的关键词语。Paragraph 1Approaching the doorway, Jenny to

35、ok a deep breath. Paragraph 2A gentle touch on her hair called her mind back. 参考范文:Paragraph 1Approaching the doorway, Jenny took a deep breath. When she knocked at the door, she found the door was locked and her mother was not in. Tired and sad, she sat down in front of the house.“Where could my mo

36、ther be?”she wondered,“Was she still angry with me?”Again, the scene of the quarrel appeared in her mind. She remembered her rudeness to her mother.Realizing that all the scolding from her mother was due to the fact that her mother really cared a lot about her, she felt rather ashamed,and tears bega

37、n to roll down her cheeks.Paragraph 2A gentle touch on her hair called her mind back. She raised her head and saw the familiar face of her mother.“Here you come! Ive been looking for you,” she said, tired and relieved. Jenny couldnt help throwing herself into her mothers arms. “Mum, Im so and thank

38、you for all you have done for me.” She expressed her sincere apology and great gratitude. Hearing this,her mother smiled patting her back gently.第1段： 走近门口，珍妮深吸了一口气。 当她敲门时，她发现门被锁着，她的母亲不在。 她又累又伤心，坐在房子前面。“我妈妈在哪里？”她想，“她还在生我的气吗？”再次，争吵的场景出现在她的脑海中。 她记得她对母亲的粗鲁。 意识到母亲所有的责骂都是因为她母亲真的很关心她，她感到相当羞愧，眼泪开始从她的脸颊滚下来。

39、第2段： 她的头发上轻轻的一碰，使她的思想恢复了。 她抬起头，看到了她母亲熟悉的脸。“你来了！ 我一直在找你，“她说，累了，松了一口气。 珍妮忍不住把自己投入了她母亲的怀里。 “妈妈，我很感激你为我所做的一切。”她表示真诚的道歉和极大的感激。 听到这话，妈妈笑着轻轻拍了拍她的背。第4篇一把小提琴“Wanted:Violin. Cant pay much. Contact”I rarely read the classifiedadvertisements, so why did I notice that one? I laid the paper on my lap and closed m

40、y eyes, remembering what had happened many years before, during the Great Depression when my family struggled to make a living on our farm. I, too, had wanted a violin.When my oldertwinsisters began showing an interest inmusic, Harriet Anne learned to play Grandmas piano, while Suzanne turned to Dad

41、dys violin. Simple tunes became lovely melodies. My baby brother danced;Daddyhummed and Mother whistled. I just listened.When my arms grew long enough, I tried to play Suzannes violin. Oh, how I wanted one! But I knew it was out of the question.One evening as the twins played in the schoolorchestra.

42、 I closed my eyes tight to capture the picture firmly in my mind. Someday, Ill sit up there, I vowed silently.It was not a good year. At harvest the crops didnt bring as much as we had hoped. Yet even though times werehard, I couldnt wait any longer to ask, “Daddy, may I have a violin of my own?”“Ca

43、nt you use Suzannes?”“Id like to be in the orchestra too, and we cant both use the same violin at the same time.”Daddys face looked sad. That night, and many following nights, I heard him remind God in our familyprayers, “ and Lord, Mary Lou wants her own violin.”One evening we all sat round the table. The twins and I studied. Mother sewed and Daddy wrote a letter to his friend,