练习 专题30-名校模拟读后续写精选演练80篇（四）（原卷版+解析版）

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As they headed fr the huse, the tw bys ran ahead f their father, wh stpped t clse the gate. Danny paused at an ld well. Unknwn t him, the bard cvering the well had grwn easily brken ver time. When Danny stepped n it, it caved in. Steve had just finished lcking the gate when he turned arund and saw nly his yunger sn.
“Where’s Danny?” he shuted. “He fell in the hle!” Claus said. Steve quickly realized what had happened. Danny culd barely swim! He ran t the well and heard Danny screaming quite way belw. Desperately, he jumped in .
Steve hit the freezing water at the bttm f the well. He lifted his head ut f the water and grabbed Danny, wh was panicked, trying t stay aflat in water that was t deep fr either f them t stand.
Knwing they culd flat in the ice-cld water fr nly a shrt time, Steve pulled his sn up nt his chest and tried all means t stand upright with tw legs against the narrw well walls fr supprt. His bdy was still partly submerged (淹没). “Dad, yu can pull us ut nw,” Danny said.
If nly it were that easy. There was n way he culd climb ut. Lking up t see Claus lking dwn at them frm the tp f the well, Steve shuted, “Claus, yu’re ging t have t be a big by and save us. Yu have t g ut t the rad and get smene t help. OK?” “OK, Daddy.” Claus yelled and ran t the rad.
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Abut 15 minutes later, Edmen and Sam, their neighbrs, were driving by Steve’s farm when they nticed Claus alne by the side f the rad, waving.
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Frty-sme minutes after he’d jumped int the well t save his sn, Steve came ut, cld and wet.
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【答案】One pssible versin:
Abut 15 minutes later, Edmn and Sam, their neighbrs, were driving by Steve’s farm when they nticed Claus alne by the side f the rad, waving. Hearing the accident frm Claus, they picked him up and sped t Steve’s huse. Upn arrival, Edmn quickly jumped ff the truck and grabbed a lng thick rpe. Then he and Sam rushed t the well. “Steve,” Edmn shuted, “We’re ging t send a rpe dwn t yu.” “OK, I’ll send Danny up first.” Steve shuted back, freezing dwn there. With the rpe tied arund, the by was pulled ut first.
Frty-sme minutes after he’d jumped int the well t save his sn, Steve came ut, cld and wet. Just as his neighbrs reached ut t grab him, he cllapsed t the grund. Struggling t his feet, Steve hugged his neighbrs tightly, whispering “Yu save ur lives! Thank yu!” Fr him, wrds culdn’t express his gratitude fr their timely rescue and they were his gd neighbrs frever. “Daddy!” Danny and Claus cried, rushing t Steve. Steve held them tightly in arms, cherishing them like never befre, and tears welled up in the eyes f this tugh guy.
2．（2022·河北保定·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。
An Encunter in a Department Stre
Candle hlders, picture frames and s n surrunded me in a husehld gds stre. While my husband and I waited fr cnstructin t be finished in ur new huse, I enjyed seeking decrating ideas. A figurine n ne f the shelves attracted my attentin, and I picked it up. It was beautiful, made f cast brnze. A wman was dancing with a yung girl, their faces caught in a mment f pure jy, and the girl lked up lvely at what culd nly be her mther.
Memries flded in I remembered my daughter, Laura, my sn, Glenn, and me dancing arund the living rm. I was a nurse, which meant lng shifts at the hspital, s I cherished these mments with my kids. “Having s fun,” as Laura used t say.
I culd see bth f my children nw — Glenn dancing t the recrd player as Laura spun rund and rund. Time had passed in the blink f an eye. Nw my husband and I were mving ut f the huse they’d grwn up in. Laura has children f her wn and wrks as a designer. Glenn als wrks in a design cmpany.
I had t buy it, and knew just where I’d put it in the new huse. It wuld be put n the side f the fireplace in the living rm. Only ne thing culd make my purchase mre perfect: if this figurine were part f a set, the ther piece f a mther dancing with a by. It was pssible I’d find ne.
Determined, I searched the entire stre. I carefully scanned every shelf. There was n cmpanin figurine anywhere, nr a salespersn t help me. Maybe the cashier will knw, I thught. I headed t the registers. As I std in the checkut line, I sptted an lder wman walking quickly with smething like a figurine in ne f her hands.
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I stepped aside, s the wman culd get past.
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I asked the cashier abut the wman helping me.
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【答案】I stepped aside, s the wman culd get past. But when she suddenly stpped in frnt f me, I saw that she was hlding a figurine similar t mine. T my surprise, she held it ut t me. It was a wman dancing with a little by. I accepted her ffering. Hw did she knw just what I was lking fr? Befre I culd gather myself enugh even t say thank yu, the wman walked away with smiles.
I asked the cashier abut the wman helping me. “Des she wrk in the stre?” I asked. The cashier said her name was Mary. Mary desn’t wrk here but she is very warm-hearted and ften helps custmers chse the right gds. Befre I left the stre, I tk anther lk arund fr the wman wh’d sent me back t happy memries f my children. I fund her at last and shwed my sincere thanks t her.
3．（2022·广东·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。
Music has always been an essential part f my family. As a little girl, I ften watched my mm singing with thers in the church. As I grew lder, she and I wuld sing while we did the dishes r hung clthes. My brther Dean was als a musical sul. In gd time r in bad, there was always music in ur huse. It shaped us, cmfrted us, and gave us a way t express feelings that might therwise have gne unspken.
After Dean became a father, we learned that his ldest sn was n the autism spectrum. My nephew Dj did nt handle scial situatin well, and smetimes even fr him t speak alud utside the family was a struggle. He wrked very hard t vercme his fears, s much s that the year he was eight, he decided he wanted t be part f the Christmas music prgram with the ther children in his Sunday schl class. The part he had been ffered was ne that required him t sing a verse all n his wn - a sl.
My brther carefully explained t him that this wuld mean singing in frnt f the audience; there wuld be n ne singing with him. Dj cnsidered this very carefully. After a cuple f days, he decided that he wuld accept the part. He explained t us that he believed he culd d it because it was a very special ccasin, and lie wuld practice until he was as perfect as he culd be. He said he knew his daddy wuld help him t be the best singer pssible.
Fr ver a mnth, he and his father practiced tgether. Every evening wuld find them lcked away in the music rm, my brther n guitar, and my nephew’s small vice cming frm smewhere deep dwn inside his little bdy. He gained cnfidence, and when the day f the cncert arrived, he was certain all wuld g well. My brther waited backstage, giving Dj duble thumbs-up, and he came ut l sit with the rest f the family t watch and take phts.
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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。
When it was finally time fr Dj t sing, the music played n, and he frze.
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Everyne turned t see wh was singing, while I knew it was my brther.
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【答案】Para. 1:
When it was finally time fr Dj t sing, the music played n, and he frze. His little face grew pale, and we culd see the panic in his eyes as the silence grew. The pianist started the music again but still nthing came ut. The entire audience seemed t lean frward in expectatin. The silence seemed enrmus. The whle family f us were all staring at ur little by, hping he wuld cheer up and act ut his part. Then the pianist started ver again, and a lw vice filled the air, singing the sng.
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Everyne turned t see wh was singing, while I knew it was my mther. My mther and I were fixed n the little angel n stage. The clr came back t his face, and his eyes began t sparkle. He pened his muth and began t sing alng, his little vice grwing strnger with each wrd. The shw ended with thunderus applause, with the kids bwing dramatically, accepting their praise fr a jb well dne. I turned t my brther with tears in my eyes. I knew at that time n wrds needed t be spken; the understanding between us was luder than the applause that night.
4．（2022·湖南岳阳·三模）阅读下面材料, 根据所给情节进行续写, 使之构成一篇完整的短文。
Jennie Grant lay n a ct (小床) near the windw. She had been lying in that same place fr many weeks. One f her legs was shrter than the ther, and the dctr had fastened a heavy weight t it in rder t make it grw. But she must be still all the time.
Every mrning befre her father went t wrk, he mved her ct clse t the windw s she culd lk ut. There was nt much t see, fr the buildings were high. But she lved t watch the swallws against the sky, and there was a flck f dves that ften alighted (飞落) n the rf acrss the way. Still she became very tired with nthing t d and n ne t play with.
One day Mrs. Brightly came t see if she culd help her. On the way hme, she was busy thinking abut Jennie. Suddenly she said t herself, “I knw what I’ll d. There are my tw little sisters wh have plenty f mney and hardly ever think f anyne but themselves, and there are sme ther little neighbrs. We will have a little ‘Sunshine Band’ and make her happy, and the children will enjy ding smething fr smene wh needs help. They will find that ‘it is mre blessed t give than t receive.’ ”
She wrte ntes t the girls, asking them t cme t her huse Mnday afternn. Then she tld them the plan. They decided t fill a pretty basket t stand by Jennie’s bed, and tk it t her n her birthday. Everything was t be put in packages, s her pleasure wuld last a lng time, and everything was t be smething fr Jennie t d. Week after week they met and wrked n the articles fr the basket. They enjyed it s much that they culd hardly wait fr Jennie’s birthday t cme.
注意：1.所续写短文的词数应为150左右；
2.续写部分分为两段，每段的开头语已为你写好。
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One bright mrning when Jennie pened her eyes, she remembered it was her birthday.
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The girls enjyed their giving s much that they decided t be “Sunshiners” all the year rund and asked Jennie t jin.
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【答案】One pssible versin:
One bright mrning when Jennie pened her eyes, she remembered it was her birthday. The first thing she saw was a big basket beside her bed, and n tp a label that said, “Reach in and take ut a package when yu dn’t knw what else t d. Frm ‘The Sunshiners’ ” She put her hand under the cver f the basket and felt the bundles. It was the little bx that held the dll. Jennie had a delightful time cutting ut patterns and making clthes fr the dll. She did nt pen any mre f her bundles fr a day r tw, fr she wanted t make them last.
The girls enjyed their giving s much that they decided t be “Sunshiners” all the year rund and asked Jennie t jin. She culd quickly think f nice things t d. Mnths later, when the weight was taken ff her ft and she was able t walk, she was always helping thse in truble and give them jy, as every true “Sunshiner” shuld. The girls als fund the changes n their wn as they were mre ptimistic in face f adversity. Althugh receiving much praise, they thught they just became the persn they culd be.
5．（2022·河北唐山·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短文。
Apll was brn in Burkina Fas, a cuntry in Africa. It actually means “The Land f Hnest Peple”. He has always valued the virtue f hnesty and he brught it with him when he pened a restaurant in the United Kingdm three years ag. He believes that there are hnest peple everywhere.
On a regular weekend, custmers were puring in by the thusands, and service was ging smthly. Midway thrugh that busy weekend, three guys entered thrugh the restaurant’s drs evidently lking fr a seat and sme fd. It’s pssible that they arrived frm ut f twn. There was a difference in their accents at the very least.
“Can we be served quickly? We have t catch the train,” said ne f them t a waiter.
It didn’t take lng fr them t be served by the waiter. They enjyed every bite. After the quick but delightful meal, the three friends were ready t pay the bill fr their supper. The entire cst f the fd was £35. As the waiter apprached their table, they gave their credit cards ver. They were caught by surprise, hwever, when the server tld them they culd nly pay in cash. After that, the waiter mved t anther table t take rders.
When the waiter came back t cllect their cash payment again, he fund the three guys had gne missing withut paying fr their fd. As a result, the waiter had n chice but t call Apll, wh was n hliday with his family.
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When the waiter described what had happened, Apll was extremely cnfused.
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After h pened the package, he believed again that there were hnest peple everywhere.
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【答案】
Since pening the restaurant, I have never met a custmer wh sneaks away withut paying. Puzzled, he cnsled himself by saying,“Maybe they paid by credit card because they didn’t have any mney n them, r maybe they were in a hurry t catch the train and culdn’t wait t get cash t pay fr the meal.I believe they are hnest peple and there must be a reasn fr eating withut paying. ”
Apll’s cnfusin cleared up when he saw the cash and nte inside the package. He knew they hadn’t paid because they were in a hurry t catch the train, but they tk dwn the name and address f the restaurant and planned t mail the mney when they gt hme. Apll was deeply mved by their behavir.We are all hnest peple, like the tw utsiders, with practical actin t prve what is hnest, hnesty is everywhere.
6．（2022·山东枣庄·模拟预测）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。
A Christmas Tree fr Mrs Mueller
Mrs Mueller was ur next-dr neighbr when my sister Laurel and I were grwing up. She mved here after her husband died. She had n children and n relatives that we knew f. She was gentle and kind, and Laurel and I cnsidered her ur special friend.
One December, Mrs Mueller was ill in hspital. Laurel and I were busy making Christmas presents, and we pndered what t make fr Mrs Mueller. We culdn’t bear seeing her cme hme befre Christmas t an empty huse with n hliday decratins. Then we lit upn the idea f decrating a small tree that wuld greet her with lights and cheer. We were wndering hw t carry ut ur plan when the answer appeared.
I was in Miss O’Keefe’s sixth grade class that year, and we decrated a small tree with paper-link chains and rnaments we’d made in art class. It was beautiful. Best f all, it had t be remved frm the classrm befre Christmas vacatin.
Miss O’Keefe said there wuld be a drawing fr the tree. We’d each write ur name n a piece f paper and put it in the bx she had prepared. On the last day f schl befre vacatin, she’d draw a name frm the bx, and that student culd take the tree hme.
Great! That was exactly what I was lnging fr! S I wrte my name “Helen Wheeler” neatly n a piece f paper and flded it carefully. As I put it int the bx, I whispered t Miss O’Keefe that I really hped I’d win the tree because my sister and I wanted t give it t ur neighbr. Thugh there were 30 children in the class and each might win the tree, I was smehw certain that I wuld get it because ur cause was gd: We wanted t make Mrs Mueller happy.
The day befre vacatin finally arrived. Laurel and I usually walked t and frm schl, but that day I persuaded Mm t pick us up in her car after schl in case I really gt the tree.
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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。
Befre schl was ver, Miss O’Keefe annunced it was time fr the drawing.
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The next evening we welcmed Mrs Mueller back at her dr.
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【答案】 Befre schl was ver, Miss O’Keefe annunced it was time fr the drawing. My heart punded as Miss O’ Keefe put her hand int the bx and drew ne flded piece f paper ut. Then she unflded the paper. lked at it and annunced. “Helen has wn the tree!” I was beside myself with excitement! And I’ll never frget the astnishment n my mther’s face as my sister and I carried the tree t her car. Since Mm had a key t Mrs Mueller’s huse, we tk the tree straight t her living rm and set it up n a table. It lked s beautiful!
The next evening we welcmed Mrs Mueller back at her dr. She slwly made her way int the huse and turned n the lights. Greeted by the sparkling Christmas tree. Mrs Mueller was rted t the spt, lking surprised. Then a sweet smile appeared n her face and tears welled up in her eyes. “Thank yu s much. she said sftly. While Laurel and I were excitedly recunting the stry. it suddenly dawned n me that Miss O’ Keefe had helped me in a secret way: Thugh she had annunced my name, she never shwed anyne what was written n that piece f paper!
7．（2022·山东青岛·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 family lived in a tiny apartment in Hbken, New Jersey. Every December my mm spread the wrd t anyne alne n Christmas Eve that she wuld be having an pen huse. My mm believed that n ne shuld be alne during the hlidays. If she culd, she prbably wuld have put an advertisement in the paper inviting the wrld.
As it was, ur tiny apartment was stuffed, every rm but my bedrm filled with partying adults n Christmas Eve. Sleep was impssible, but I tried t fall asleep anyway because Santa wuld nt leave gifts fr children wh were awake. As I lay in bed, I wndered hw Santa wuld even knw I was asleep amid all the laughter and hw he culd sneak in and leave gifts with all thse peple arund.
The Christmas Eve Open-Huse traditin cntinued. When I was 8 years ld, we mved t the suburb, where we gt t live in a lvely, ne-bedrm apartment. That first Christmas there, my mm invited anyne she met wh she learned wuld be alne n Christmas Eve一neighbrs, c-wrkers, shp girls, the list went n.
The next year, a new neighbr mved in next dr. His name was Gerge, and he was an lder gentleman. He always ndded a greeting when he saw us. It was arund Thanksgiving when we saw him park in his space near urs. We were bringing in grceries, and my mm asked him if he had plans fr the.hliday. When he said n, and he wuld spend it alne, my mm mentined her pen huse n Christmas Eve.
“Please jin us,” I said. He was already shaking his head n.
“But mm’s apple pie is really inviting.”
“I wn’t be gd cmpany, I’m afraid,” he said. “I lst my wife a few mnths ag.” His eyes were fill with tears and he turned away. “Thank yu anyway!” he called. He went int his apartment and quickly clsed the dr.
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I felt a bit dwn and decided t d smething.
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Our friendship began, and sn Christmas Eve arrived.
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【答案】I felt a bit dwn and decided t d smething. I prpsed t my mm that she culd make her reputable apple pie s that I culd send Gerge sme t sample. Of curse, my warm-hearted mm immediately sprang int actin and made a whle plate in kitchen. As I packed the pie int the bx, my mm tk ut an album, in which phts were neatly arranged and shwed ur previus gathering with ur neighbrs, acquaintances and friends. My mm left a shrt nte, which read ‘Please d jin ur in Christmas!’ As I kncked Gerge’s dr and handed him the pie tgether with the album, Gerge was dumbfunded and I culd see tears in his eyes as he chked ut a shaky thank yu.
Our friendship began, and sn Christmas Eve arrived. As we met Gerge in the yard, my mm asked tentatively, “Gerge, have yu received my nte?” Ndding his head, he beamed a faint smile as if he were still cncerned that he might be a wet blanket in the party. “Cme n, and I will make tns f apple pie this time.” My mther winked shyly, t which Gerge chuckled a bit. “Oh, I culdn’t say n because the pie is simply brilliant.” he replied in a laughing tne. At his psitive answer, my mm and I gave each ther an exhilarating high-five as we wuld welcme anther lnely sul this year, wh wuld definitely be struck by ur heartwarming party and thus regain his faith t cntinue living with enthusiasm and cnfidence.
8．（2022·山东滨州·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。
When the Gilberts first mved t the city, they began lking fr a new hme. Fr their daughter Elise, aged 12, her dream-like huse will have a big backyard with grass and flwers.
“I hpe it will have a tree where there birds can play.” Elise’s brther Frank, a bird-lver, eched her mre than nce.
But it was nt easy t find a huse that pleased them. Fr six weeks the Gilberts hunted and hunted. At last, they fund ne and mved int the new huse. Hwever, there was nt a blade f grass anywhere, r even a small bush. Smth cncrete nly! Out f expectatin, in ne crner f the yard std a tall white flagple. At the ft f the ple was a lw place filled t the edge with clear, sparkling water.
“I dn’t suppse that we shall be able t make friends with the birds...” Elise was in lw spirits. Frank, biting his lips, said nthing.
The next day was Saturday. Elise and her Mum went ut shpping as usual. Frank went ut int the yard and examined the flagple fr a lng time. As he std lking at the hard cncrete, he thught t himself, “It des seem lnesme.” Then smething made him lk up, tw little birds fluttering abve the bead arund the tp f the flagple! “Well,” cried the surprised by, “I d believe birds wuld cme here t live if they had nly half a chance!”
Hearing Frank’s excited vice, Mr. Gilbert stepped ut f the huse and neared him. As a matter f fact, his father had already read thrugh Frank’s mind thse days. “D nt frget tmrrw is yur sister’s birthday.”
“Of curse nt!” Frank ndded firmly, “I’ll give her a big surprise and wuld yu please lend me a hand?” “My pleasure!”
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The tw smiled and went dwn int the cellar.
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The next mrning, high up n the ple was a neat little bird huse.
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【答案】 The tw smiled and went dwn int the cellar. That evening Elise brrwed Frank’s blue pencil. After supper Frank went t the cellar carrying a little wden huse. He shwed it t his father prudly. “Tmrrw will be Elise’s birthday. I must get up in time t surprise her” he said. The next mrning, when Frank and Elise std lking at the flagple, they were bth surprised at what they saw.
The next mrning, high up n the ple was a neat little bird huse. The neat little bird huse with the sign, “Huse fr rent.” A little belw it was anther sign, “Bath dwnstairs” with a hand pinting t the ft f the ple. The little lw place there was full f clear water. Their parents set the bx f beautiful flwers alng the little pl. Elise had a happy birthday.
9．（2022·山东泰安·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短文。
A Christmas Gse Kept Them Warm
This late in December, my yunger brther, Buddy Earl, and I were n an imprtant missin: G t Uncle Tmmie’s place and get a gse. The hike ver Little Muntain and back t get there wuld be wrth it. Uncle Tmmie raised the best geese arund, and he’d ffered t give us ne fr Christmas dinner.
Dark cluds were gathering in the sky abve and a cld wind came in frm the nrth. The snw wuld be falling sn enugh. Uncle Tmmie met us at the dr with a wrried expressin. “I’m nt rushing yu bys ff, ” he said, “but the way the wind is picking up, yu better get the gse and head fr hme. ”
I didn’t argue. Having scped（迅速抱住）up a gse in the yard and held him tightly under my arm, I said a quick thank yu and gdbye. Buddy and I had what we came fr: the best Christmas dinner ever. A light snw started as we began climbing up Little Muntain. We didn’t talk fr a while. The snw came dwn harder and the wind seemed t blw straight thrugh my cat. I strked（轻抚）the gse’s head and said , “I wish we had feathers t keep us warm like yu, r heavier cats.”
The gse hid his head clser t his feathered bdy. By the time we reached the tp f the muntain, bth Buddy Earl and I were in hrrr. We culd barely see thrugh the snw spinning （旋转）arund us. Thunder crashed and flashes f lightning made the trees appear as giant mnsters reaching ut with fingers.
“Dug, I'm freezing,” Buddy Earl said. “I think we shuld g back.” But we were clser t hme than t Uncle Tmmie’s huse. We had t push n. I was s cld, my legs getting s stiff, I hnestly wndered if we wuld make it.
I grasped Uncle Tmmie’ s gse clser t my chest. That bird was the nly thing warm abut me.
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With an idea ccurring t me, I stepped t my brther and asked him t pen his cat.
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Settled in frnt f the warm stve, we explained hw the gse had kept us frm freezing.
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With an idea ccurring t me, I stepped t my brther and asked him t pen his cat. “Are yu crazy?” he was cnfused. When he saw I was serius he slwly unzipped his cat and pened it. I placed the warm gse inside his cat and zipped it back up. “Keep the gse’s head ut s he can breathe.” Buddy Earl sighed happily. My plan was wrking. We passed the gse back and frth between us all the way dwn. He didn’t cmplain abut it either. At the ft f the muntain, we left the wind and whirring snw behind. When Mum met us with her pen arms. I shwed Mum the gse inside my cat.
Settled in frnt f the warm stve, we explained hw the gse had kept us frm freezing. “We can’t have time fr dinner,” Buddy Earl and I said in chrus. This gse might have saved ur lives. We had t save his! Mama agreed and prmised nt t eat him either. I dn’t remember what we ate. I just knw it wasn’t gse. Charley, as we named him, lived ut his life piddling arund the yard and pnd, bssing arund the chickens we kept fr eggs. Daddy even bught a cuple mre geese t keep Charley cmpany. A life as the mst imprtant bird this side f Little Muntain was fitting fr ur her and the answer t my prayer.
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These days, Marathn des Sables runners carry a GPS tracking device and helicpters mnitr their path t make sure n ne gets lst, but when Maur, a plice fficer, participated fr the first time in 1994, there were n such safeguards in place. When yu’re running thrugh the largest desert n Earth, ne wrng turn can cst yu yur life. Maur Prsperi did just that during the Marathn des Sables, a six-day ultramarathn that many regard as the tughest ft race in the wrld.
The race was almst 156 miles lng, taking runners acrss sand dunes (沙丘) with few natural surces f water. Temperatures in the Sahara culd reach as high as 122 degrees Fahrenheit, and each runner carried ver 20 punds f fd, water, and emergency supplies n their backs. Mst f these runners wuldn’t end up finishing the race, which was abut the same length as six regular marathns.
That was hw, n the furth and lngest days f the race, the runner Maur encuntered a severe sandstrm that turned him arund and sent him wildly ff curse.
He spent eight hurs waiting ut the strm, huddled in a sand dune. The next mrning, he expected t see rescuers heading his way. Instead, all he saw was desert in all directins. “After running fr abut fr hurs, I climbed up a dune and still culdn’t see anything,” he said. “That’s when I knew I had a big prblem.”
A search party was rganized t find Maur, but rescuers had n idea he had been s far ff curse. Twice a helicpter circled ver his head, and twice they didn’t see him wildly waving at them frm belw. He sent up his nly flare (照明弹) and even set his backpack n fire hping t catch their attentin, but it was n use.
When Maur’s water ran ut, he began drinking his wn urine. He fund a marabut shrine, an ancient building that nce served as a tmb. He tk shelter frm the sun’s rays there, drinking the bld f bats.
With his energy running ut, he thught, “I am bund t die here”.
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After being treated in the hspital fr weakness, he made a full recvery!
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【答案】With his energy running ut, he thught “I am bund t die here”. Feeling exhausted and desperate, Maur left a gdbye nte t his wife n the wall f the tmb and prepared t meet his untimely end. But at the thught f his family in the remte city, he wke up with new reslve and decided t face the challenge himself. S Maur set ff nce mre and hunted fr insects and snakes t eat. By cincidence, Maur walked int the camp f a nmadic tribe. They tk him in and gave him gat’s milk and mint tea, eventually delivering him t safety.
After being treated in the hspital fr weakness, he made a full recvery! His survival stry is a jurney f desperatin and almst superhuman endurance! Mst peple wuld never set ft in the desert again after such an experience, but nt Maur. Incredibly, he has nw run the Marathn des Sables mre than six times! Maur’s stry reminds us that perseverance can help us push thrugh just abut anything life thrws at us! In spite f the bad situatin, he fund a way t carry n.