2022届高考英语写作之读后续写模拟训练.pdf

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1、2022高考英语写作之读后续写模拟训练(A)One evening I was resting in a cafe.I wore a pair of newly bought white leathershoes,which were rather expensive.Then a boy came to me.He was in an unfit shirt,looking pale and about eleven.At sight of my newleather shoes,his big eyes were bright with hope.No sooner had I begun

2、 to speak thanhe opened the box in his hand and took out the tools of shoe-polishing.He quicklybent down,took off my leather shoes,and began to shine them.He was busy doing his work when heavy rain began to pour down.People rushedto the cafe for shelter from the rain.More and more people crowded in

3、and graduallyseparated the boy from me before I realized it.Hours passed,and it turned dark.I hadno shoes on my feet and wondered where the boy had been.I thought he would notreturn my expensive shoes,and I would have to go home on my bare feet.When it was near midnight the rain ended,and there were

4、 fewer and fewerpeople in the cafe.The cafe was to be closed.I had to move slowly to the door,headlowered.Just as I went to the gate,I was suiprised to find that a boy of about eleven,looking very familiar,was sleeping at the door with his head leaning against a boxand his upper body being bare.He w

5、as holding a package made of his shirt tightly inhis arms.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。Paragraph 1.1 shook him slightly and woke him up.Paragraph 2.1 felt it necessary to do something for the boy.（B）The Principal and the Popcorn PopperSpring was approaching.Principal（校长）Peters was wandering

6、in the empty part of thehuge school yard when the students7 request flashed through his mind again.It couldnt be betterto eat the cabbages,carrots,or eggplants planted by themselves.But how to raise money for seedsand tools?The topic came up at the teachers meeting.Teachers suggested various means o

7、f collectingmoney with enthusiasm；one teacher suggested,4tWe have a popcorn popper（爆米 花机）inthe teachers*lounge（休息室）.How about kids making popcorn to sell?,When the popcorn proposal reached the students,they jumped with joy.Agreement wasreached-every Thursday,in their labor course,by selling popcorn

8、for 25 cents a bag,they couldenjoy a snack while raising money to buy seeds and tools for their garden.Soon the first Thursday came.Principal Peters got to his office as usual just right next to theteachers lounge.Hearing popping sound,he smiled,for it meant the promise of the potentialgarden.But it

9、 was REALLY loud.He wrapped a scarf around his head to block his ears.When thefirst Thursday was over,he breathed a sigh of relief.But the next Thursday,popping soundhappened again.This time,he had brought earplugs.The day,it seemed,would last forever.Butfor the kids garden dream,he put up with it w

10、illingly.2The following Thursdays witnessed Principal Peters attempting to pile gym mats against hisoffice walls and asking the fifth grade to practice for their concert in the hallway outside his office.The unbearable popping sound seemed to have taken root in his head!But for the kids vegetablegar

11、den dream,he put up with it willingly.On the 11th Thursday,he went to the teachers*lounge again to see how much money was stillneeded.Seeing the Principal coming with a hard-hidden painful expression,the studentsresponded cheerfully,“Only with 41 dollars our garden dream will come true.Hearing this,

12、Principal Peters left without saying anything.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。Shortly afterward,Principal Peters came back with 41 dollars.POPCORN,the cute students answered the Principals question jokingly.(C)In my thirty-year teaching profession,one of the best teachers I have ever known is M

13、r Rowe.I was lucky enough to teach fourth grade together with him.Mr.Rowe had endless patience and understanding and I learned so much from watching him.He could perform miracles,like the one he performed with Steven,one of the unhappiest kids Ihad ever seen.Steven couldnt stand school.He didnt like

14、 being picked last for kickball.Hedidnt like the kids who raised their hands and knew all the answers,and most importantly,hedidnt like himself.The first day he walked into Mr.Rowes classroom,he ignored the other students,lookingangry and annoyed,and slid into his chair,knocking a couple of textbook

15、s onto the floor.Mr.Rowe walked over to him and touched Steven shoulder,but Steven pulled away.Nevertheless,Mr.Rowe welcomed Steven.Tm happy you are in my class.We are gonnahave a great year.Steven looked around the room as if Mr.Rowe must be mistaken.No teacherin his right mind would want Steven to

16、 be part of his classroom.So,while Mr.Rowe seemedcheerful and relaxed that day of school,it seemed like Steven was angry and confused.That day after classes,Mr.Rowe chose Steven to pitch(投球)the kickball during the break.“Hey,Steven,n Mr.Rowe commented,“You are good at pitching.Let me show you my sec

17、rettrick.Mr.Rowe taught Steven one of the tricks that not a single kid could perform.Stevenlearned fast and did quite well!Everyone cheered for him!After the kickball,Steven sat as close to Mr.Rowe in classes as he could.When a questionwas asked,Steven lit up;when he knew the answer,he raised his ha

18、nd;when he answered thequestion,his voice shook.However,he got the answer right!He said,with Mr.Rowe,his days ofthe fourth grade promised wonderful.It was obvious that Steven grew to love Mr.Rowe more andmore with each passing day.Time passed quickly that year,and before we all knew it,it was the la

19、st day of school.Many years later,Mr.Rowe and I were surprised when a handsome young man walked intoour classroom,dressed in the army uniform.(D)The cost of a smileKathy was a young woman in her 20s who worked in a small restaurant as a waitress.Oneday,as she went about her shift with her usual angr

20、y look,a kind old man walked in and sat downat the counter.He read the menu and politely told her what he wanted.Kathy took his order and yelled,Your food will be ready soon.As she turned to leave,theman said,“A smile costs nothing”.Kathy rolled her eyes at him and walked away.She brought his order,

21、cleared his plates,and gave him the bill,for which he left a nice lip.Each time the old man saw her,he smiled and thanked her.This only made her angrier.A week went by,and every day the man came for lunch and the same thing happened.Andeach time Kathy took his order he would say,“A smile costs nothi

22、ng.But a week later,Kathy picked up a menu,wrote the words 1 SMILE.$20”at the bottom,and placed it on the counter for the kind old man to see.He came,and Kathy waited for his reaction as he read the menu.The old man ordered hisusual and added,u.and a smile,if you dont mind.Kathy was so surprised.She

23、 laughed out5loud,“Now,now.”The man jokingly scolded.44I ordered a smile,not a laugh.So Kathy put ona bright smile and said,“Coming right up,sir.And to her surprise,he left$20 tip!A few years went by,and the two bonded like family.Charlie,the kind old man,was a retiredmanager whose wife passed away

24、long ago.He spent most of his time at home,with the exceptionof his frequent restaurant visits.Every day Kathy spent her break talking to him.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。One day he didn t come to the restaurant.Several days after his death,Kathy received a very important-looking letter inth

25、e mail.（E）“What a crabby-looking lady（怨妇）J the cashier at my local convenience store whispered to6her coworker.I was grabbing something off the shelf.I had a half dozen kids waiting for meoutside in the van,and heres the thing:they were all my own children.No time for polite.Nocasual conversation wi

26、th the checkout lady,no nod of approval toward the stock boy,no breathing.Just get the toilet paper,two gallons of milk and some Frosted Flakes and get back to my children!But my interest was aroused by the crabby-looking lady.Which one was she?Taking a familypack of toilet paper under my arm,I scan

27、ned the tiny store for the crabby lady.Let*s see,theres amiddle-aged guy checking on pork,an older gentleman at the checkout purchasing an egg saladsandwich and a coffee,and.just then I saw her,the crabby-looking lady.Her eyes were small;her brown hair was pulled back in a ponytail so tight that it

28、looked likeher forehead would drop.Her mouth was shut serious.This lady looked like she had smelledsomething really bad.Then,I turned away from my own reflection in the convex security mirror（安全反射镜）at the back of the store.The crabby-looking lady.was me!That night,I cried.I was the crabby-looking la

29、dy!Me!The girl once voted nicest smile byher high school class!Things must get changed!Right then and there I resolved to do one thingover the next year.One simple resolution:to smile.I didnt need to wait for January 1st-I wouldstart right now.I resolved to smile at anyone and anything,even though t

30、hey would let me down.And I alsoresolved to make a conscious effort to smile,at least ten times a day.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。On the first day of Mission Smile I practiced smiling as planned.A month later,something different happened.（F）Where were you when you first heard My Heart Will

31、Go On?You know that lovesong that took over the world in the late 1990s,the one that ruled radios and televisionscreens,that thrilled through the air when you rang your neighbors doorbell,or rangout of a Valentines Day musical card-the song we love to hate now because it isalmost shameful to admit h

32、ow much we listened to it in 1998.Tm no fan of the song,but Fil tell you one thingit saved my life.I remember where I was when I heard the song,13 years old,only a few weeksaway from receiving my class eight report card.When my mother and I went tocollect it from school,the skies were grey.On the le

33、ft side of the report card was thefailure of my choosingMaths,Physics and Chemistry-on the bottom of the righthand side it said Not Promoted（不升级）in red ink.My mother,an English teacher inanother Calcutta school,was too proud to beg the principal fbr the three marks Ineeded in Chemistry to be promote

34、d to class nine.I walked along,thinking of the lastsong I was watching on MTV before we left fbr school.It was Dions all-knowing hitMy Heart Will Go On:You have come to show you”.”I was a fool to have ever thought that I could get away with not studying andwatching MTV for hours on end.Till class ei

35、ght,my father had refused to get a cableconnection on the grounds that I would forever be glued to the screen,not studyand fail the exams.The year after he gave in to his desire to watch late night football,I proved him right.I failed class eight because I was in love with the Backstreet Boysand wou

36、ld watch MTV all the time so that I wouldnt miss a single video.Thats the8whole truth and the band will never know the price I paid for my love.注意：1.所续写的短文的词数应为150词左右；2.续写部分分为两段，每段的开头语已为你写好；Paragraph 1:Failing the year changed the world as I knew it.Paragraph2:Some months later,when the talent compe

37、tition was announced in school,I waspicked for the final round.参考答案：AParagraph 1.I shook him slightly and woke him up.He jumped up and rubbedhis eyes for quite a while before he finally recognized who I was.Then he opened the9package in his arms with caution,gave me my leather shoes,and apologized a

38、gainand again to me shyly.I paid him and wrapped his cold little body with his unfit shirt,which had wrapped my leather shoes.On my way home,the image of the little boystayed in my mind.Paragraph 2.I felt it necessary to do something fbr the boy.The next day I wentto the cafe again and was not surpr

39、ised to see the boy there,making his way amongcustomers looking for some business.I asked him to sit down and we talked over acup of coffee.I learnt that he was trying to make some money to help his sick fatherand to get back to school.You know what?I just need someone to polish shoes formy employee

40、s as they are too busy to do that,“I said,smiling.BShortly afterward.Principal Peters came back with 11 dollars.He announced firmly andproudly.Cuys!Youve reached yoiur garden goal!Seeing the exact amount of money lorealize ihc garden d r e a m.ih c slud51s press bursl inio cheers.For$4 1.you have ju

41、albought 1 b x g、of popcorn w ell pop it for you righi new.said one nf the kids*1y(:sdancing with joy.1 lowever.Principal Peters shook his head,saying.uThanks,but no need.Im proud of you for your persistence!But may 1 ask what you will plant?Cabbages?Carrotsor eggplant s?*“POPCORN,lli a stunned look

42、 froze：on the principal,s face.After“II,how could jx)pcorn be planted?Immediately,he got the point of students9 joke.Foreheadknotting in a frown,he pretended to be angry but joy sparkled inside him.lie grinned at thecute students childishly,saying proudly and encouragingly,*You guys have done an ama

43、zingjob!As long as you iry enough-everything you wani will come ils way.Together,theypi Cl ured a promising plant garden of I heir Own.cParagraph 1:Time passed quickly that year,and before we all knew it,it was the last day ofschool.Our school had a very special tradition on the last day.All the tea

44、chers filledthe sidewalk,waving goodbye to the kids as the bused pilled out with their horns10honking.But on that particular day,Steven walked slowly to the bus,his head down,tears in his eyes.He boarded the bus reluctantly,hesitated,and then ran back off thebus to hug Mr.Rowe.I dont want to leave y

45、ou.He sobbed.With red-rimmed eyes,Mr.Rowe comforted him,“I will miss you,too.”Paragraph 2:Many years later,Mr.Rowe and I were surprised when a handsome young manwalked into our classroom,dressed in the Marine Corps（海军）uniform.The youngman stood tall and proud.It was Steven!Mr.Rowe and I couldnt beli

46、eve our eyes.He saluted and hugged Mr.Rowe tightly!”I have come back to school today just tosay thanks to you!”It is my hope that every teacher is blessed with such an experienceof a former student coming back to say,simply to say a very simple THANKS.DParagraph 1：One day he didnt come to the restau

47、rant.Kathy couldnt concentrate on herwork the whole day.Even when the restaurant was going to close,Charlie didnt showup,and she was trapped in anxiety.After work,Kathy hurried to Charlies home,onlyto be told by his neighbors that he had passed away last night.Not until then did sheknow that he had

48、fought against cancer alone during the past years.Kathy was totallyoverwhelmed by grief when she heard this.Paragraph 2：Several days after his death,Kathy received a very important-looking letter inthe mail.She opened the letter with her hands shaking slightly.At the sight of thefamiliar handwriting

49、,tears welled up in Kathys eyes.Charlie expressed his gratitudefbr her company these years.Looking at the words.and you must continue to smileat she couldnt contain her sorrow and tears poured down her cheeks.Only thendid she realize the true meaning of smile:bring others warmth and company.Ewho pee

50、d on my daughters new school shoes while she was in them,thesalesman to the door,three of my six children,a librarian who asked me if I was11aware of the global overpopulation problem,and my bathtub.I even smiled at myhusband over the phone when he called to say hed be late from work.And I smiled at