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1、专题28名校模拟读后续写精选演练80篇（二）I.（2022湖南邵阳市.第二中学模拟预测）阅读下面材料，根据所其内容何所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一个完整的故事。As I sit here thinking and making an attempt to piece together an answer to the question on （his application to major in biology, my mind is racing through the many of the bitter and sweet experiences of the past. 1（ m

2、akes me realize life is not always pleasant and it docs not always have to end at the age of 90 or 100. sometimes it can be 16 or 17.It was towards the beginning of last year that I had made a discovery in my throat. It seemed like a lump and 1 didnt give it much attention although sometimes it did

3、bother me. But it wasnt until March that I came to know 1 was suffering from thyroid cancer.The word cancer has always scared me. It always made me think about death but I had always thought that cancer was only fbr people aged 40 and up; young kids like me didnt get cancer! Needless to say, the new

4、s was shocking. I couldnt believe it. I thought, 4This is wrong; it cant be!” But the reality was that I had thyroid cancer and had （o fight and succeed in the end.My parents came home with the devastating news and they were heartbroken. That was when it all started- one blood test after another, a

5、painful biopsy, many other scans and X-rays.Unfortunately the doctors were never able to find the cause of this disease occurring among young kids. All they said was that “we need to take her thyroid out before its too late.”On August 2nd, 2007, around 10 am the surgery was done and the doctors were

6、 able to remove my thyroid gland. I woke up and saw all these tubes attached to my throat and nose. The next couple of days were too painful filled with just more blood tests. Success as I achieved, I still bear the scar on my neck, a reminder of what I have been through. I am not saying this for an

7、y sort of sympathy but it is the incident that has truly changed my life. 注意：1 .续写字数应为150左右；.请按如下格式在答题K的相应位置作答。From this I realized how short life can be and in an instant anything can happen that can totally change my life. oil when I get hurt and it docs work. You can have a try. he said with sinc

8、erity. All of a sudden, I felt 1 was the happiest person in the world. I hugged my friends tightly, joyful tears rolling in my eyes. Blessed with such friends, I felt I had so much to be grateful for. Joking about my basketball skill, they sent me home.7.（2022江苏南京师大附中三模）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

9、一篇完整短文。Tina was seventeen years old and always wore a bright smile. This may not seem that unusual except that she suffered from a condition that left her muscles stiff and,for the most part, unmanageable. Because she had trouble speaking, it was this bright smile that reflected her （rue personality

10、a great kid. Tina used a walker most of the time to help her through the crowded school hallways. A lot of times people didnt speak to her. Maybe it was because she looked different and the rest of the students didnt know how to approach her. Tina usually broke the ice with people she met in the hal

11、ls with a big Hi.One dayjhe assignment was to memorize three stanzas（诗节）of the poem4iDon,t Quit. I only made the assignment worth ten points since I figured most of my students wouldnt do it anyway. When I was in school and a teacher assigned a ten-point homework assignment, I would probably have bl

12、own it off myself. So I wasnt expecting much from todays teenagers either. Tina was in the class, and I noticed a look on her face that was different from the nonnal bright smile. The look was one of worry. Dont worry, Tina,“ I thought to myself its only ten points.The day the assignment came due ar

13、rived and as I went through my roster （/名册）my expectations were met, as one by one each student failed to recite the poem.Sorry, Mr. Krause, was the standard reply. Its only worth ten points anyway.right?44 Finally, in frustration and half kidding, I declared that the next person who didnt recite th

14、e poem perfectly had to drop on the floor and give me ten push-ups（俯卧撑）.注意：1 .续写词数应为150左右；.请按如下格式作答。To my surprise, Tina was the next.When she finished, a student asked Tina, why did you do that? Its only worth ten points!,【答案】One possible version:To my surprise, Tina was the next. She rose from her

15、 chair and limped to stand in front of the whole class with (he help of her walker. Then she started (o recite the poem emotionally, in a rich, sonorous and almost melodious voice. The last stanza, however, seemed a little hard fbr her. She stammered fbr a few seconds, only to utter some fractured s

16、entences. To our surprise, she threw her walker away and did ten push-ups, clenching her teeth. Considering her physical disability, I never thought she would take it so seriously. I told Tina she didnt have to do this for I was just kidding, but she ignored my words.When she finished, a student ask

17、ed Tina, why did you do that? Its only worth ten points!, She replied with her familiar, bright smile, just want to be a nonnal person like you. Everyone lapsed into the silence fbr a while. Because of her disability, some students avoided her deliberately while some are overly concerned about her.

18、It never occurred to us that we needed to treat her equally like a normal girl. On (hat day. Tina not only got her nine points out of ten, but also won respect and support from her classmates.8. (2022.河北沧州二模)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。My personal relationship with Steve began when I was a

19、n 18-ycar-old college student. As I was a great lover of fruits, I often went to the Davis Farmers Market in Californias Central Valley to buy fresh fruits. At the market I could come face to face with some of the highest quality fruit on the planet and the experts who grew it. Once when I was there

20、, I saw a man shouting, loud and excited, and I realized he was shouting at me, demanding I try his peaches.That was how I got to know Steve, a fruit farmer who was selling wonderful peaches grown on his own farm. We had a chat about fruits and we felt like friends. Steve invited me to work part-tim

21、e on his farm and I agreed. I would pick, prune （修剪），and run after birds, and I was paid in cash and fruit. About a year later my roommate observed that I might be addicted to iruit. Td regularly come home from Sieves farm with dozens of pounds of peaches, cherries, and apples.When I was to graduate

22、, Steve offered me a full-time job to drive a truck and sell fruit at Northern California farmers1 markets. But I turned him down. 1 wanted to be a news reporter.While working as a reporter, I happened to read in an old book that Fairchild, a late 19th-ccntury food spy, traveled the world to find cr

23、ops that didnt exist in the U.S. He was the man who brought America its first avocados, kale, and mangoes, and he helped （o get the famous cherry blossom trees in Washington D. C. For three years I combed Fairchilds diaries and his travel journals. And I sat up all night reading his century-old writ

24、ings. 注意：1 .续写词数应为150左右；.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。These writings got me thinking about Steve and the fruit trees on the farm.Last summer, I went to spend a couple of days on the fami.答案）These writings got me thinking about Steve and the fruit trees on the farm. My mouth still watered at the thought of his

25、fruits. Often, while I was writing a news article, I would stare out of the window and wonder how my life would be different if I were a bit more like Steve. Instead of writing, I would be growing fruits, and making fruits more accessible to more people. I even wondered whether the job he had offere

26、d was still open and I found myself phoning him from time to time, though I said nothing about working for him.Last summer, / went to spend a couple of days on the fa nn. I discovered how much delight I took in getting some dirt under my fingernails. One day, Steve asked if 1 could transport about 8

27、00 pounds of peaches a few hundred miles to a market with his truck. I gladly agreed. We loaded up the truck and I set off. I was wearing a smile on the way, feeling content that, finally, I was able to return to the job where my passion had always lain.9. （2022重庆巴蜀中学二模）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

28、一篇完整 的短文。What They Found Inside an Old Sofa Bought for $20 Was Life-ChangingIn 2021, SUNY students Reese Werkhoven, Lara Russ, and Cally Guasti were living together in a small apartment. They decided to furnish their apartment.The three had gone to a Salvation Army store to buy a sofa, and were forc

29、ed to settle for an old, rather smelly specimen that none of them really liked, but was the only one that was affordable and would fit in their living room. That day, as they were testing out their new purchase, they noticed that something was making a crinkling noise inside the cushions （垫子）.Upon f

30、urther investigation, （hey discovered a few bubble-wrapped envelopes inside the sofa.When they opened the envelopes, they were in shock. A large amount of cash was inside. As they continued to pick apart the piece of funiiture, they discovered more and more money. Guasti said, “Just when we thought

31、we pulled out the last envelope, wed find another S1,000 a few minutes later.”After sonic time, the three roommates had unearthed a good $40,000 in cash. The fantasies of what they could do with all this money started flowing immediately.However, they were quickly brought back to reality when they s

32、aw that there was a womans name on one of the envelopes. That was when the moral dilemma started what to do? Keep the money for themselves, or try to find （he owner?The three consulled iheir parents for advice, and the next day, Werkhoven got a call from his mom. She had （racked down the mystery wom

33、an and found a phone number.注意：1 .续写词数应为150左右；.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Werkhoven called the number his mom had given him, and an elderly woman picked up.For 30 years, the money had remained safe inside the sofa.【答案】 Wcrkhovcn called thn number his mom had given him, and an cldarly woman picked up. Oh my G

34、od, she cried when Werkhoven told her the story, 4tI left a lot of money in that sofa! Later that day, the three friends drove to the womans house to return the money. As soon as they arrived, they discovered that the old woman recently lost her husband and lived alone, and that her sick husband had

35、 given her that money to provide for her after he passed away.For 30 years, the money had remained safe inside the sofa. Then, she had to have a back operation, and while she was recovering, her daughter and son-in-law decided to get rid of the sofa, and so the old sofa was given to the Salvation Ar

36、my store. The old lady completely forgot all about the money. When the three gave the money back to the old woman, she was so touched that she gave them $ 1,000 as a reward for their good deed. The friends couldnt have been happier with their choice.10. （2022辽宁沈阳三模）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

37、 短文。A week before Halloween, my young children wild with great happiness were walking and running around our home in their Halloween costumes. Just then the babysitter called, telling me that she was extremely sorry for asking for a day off. I knew that emergencies did occur, and I told her that I c

38、ompletely understood. But what was actually going through my mind were feelings of frustration and self-pity. And I had to pack my three kids into the car, and then drove to the hospital.On the way, numerous things flooded into my mind, and I especially thought about how life should be going. I was

39、thirty years old, a mother of three girls-five-year-old twins and a one-year-old baby. At this moment, I should be playing with them in the park or visiting the library together. But I was, once again, going to see the doctor. It had been a year since I was diagnosed with cancer. I knew that I was o

40、ne of the lucky ones. I was grateful that surgery and chemotherapy （化疗）were over, and （his was just a routine blood lest. As always, there was the remaining fear that the cancer would come back. Tb be honest, my family and friends were great during the past year when I was in bad condition, but they

41、 were also busy with their lives. Therefore, I did not want to burden them with my feelings of unhappiness. What I just wanted to see were the positive things in life and I really wanted to express my heartfelt gratitude to them.When we finally arrived, we sat in a crowded waiting room. Nothing spec

42、ial occurred until my youngest daughter, dressed up as an angel, walked up to a woman who was in a wheelchair and accompanied by her caregiver. My daughter looked at the woman and pointed to the vending (售货)machine next to her, saying sweetly, “Tweet. This was how she said “Trick or Treat，who had be

43、en coached previously by her twin sisters. 注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Surprisingly, the woman, a complete stranger to us, knew exactly what my daughter meant.My daughters thanked everyone who gave (hem treats.【答案】Surprisingly, the woman, a complete stranger to us, knew exactly what my daug

44、hter meant. She asked her caregiver to take her to the vending machine. Using her trembling right hand, the woman put enough money into the machine, and then handed each of my girls a treat. This act caused a series of acts of purchasing things on the vending machine. Soon, many people waiting fbr d

45、octors had a candy bar or a bag of chips ready fbr the “Trick or Treat”. My kids were delighted at their good fortune.My daughters thanked everyone who gave them treats. They were very happy, smiling, singing and dancing in (he waiting room. When seeing this, everyone in the room was smiling with sa

46、tisfaction. Gradually, laughter and happiness filled all the comers of the room. I was touched by the scene. Facing unknown health problems, these strangers still thought of giving my three little daughters some Halloween fun. I realized how kind and generous these people arc, and 1 felt extremely g

47、rateful to those Halloween heroes.In addition, this incident has also shaped my career goals.【答案】参考范文From this I realized how short life can be and in an instant anything can happen that can totally change my life. But I kept trying and fighting instead of giving up. This was the point where I reali

48、zed that I had to succeed in life. I believed that if I could fight cancer I could accomplish anything else. I look up challenges and succeeded. I am not discouraged if I fail because I know success doesnt always come easily. It takes time and hard work.In addition, this incident has also shaped my

49、career goals. I have always loved bioscience and this incident made me more interested. Maybe someday I might find the cause of this disease, i am planning to major in biology and eventually become a doctor. I am reminded by my parents every time that being a doctor is not easy. It takes determination, hard work and above all the willpower to achieve the ultimate goal. I know that this incident had shaped these characte