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三、多攻词汇表，少记课外词
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专题14 读后续写之友情&亲情型(考前押题16篇)
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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。
Passage 1
(2024河北高三下·期中)As we stepped ff the plane in Pucón, the lively atmsphere f the twn immediately lifted ur spirits after the lng flight frm New Yrk.
The cntrast between the freezing Big Apple and the warmth f Pucón was striking. The climate was delightful, which was a welcme change frm the busy New Yrk City.
“Feel that?” my friend said prudly, bathed in the gentle sunshine. “This is what I call a vacatin!”
Our guide, Herman, was waiting fr us with a brad smile. His English was limited, but his enthusiasm was bundless. He greeted us with heartiness, “Welcme t Pucón! I have everything ready fr yu.”
We spent ur first day settling int the luxurius huse he had arranged fr us. The unique design f the huse deeply attracted us. The huse was a cmbinatin f mdern luxury and traditinal charm, neat and tidy, with tall windws framing the greenery utside.
Herman insisted n taking care f ur every need. He wuld nt even let us lift a finger in the huse, which was abve and beynd his duties.
One evening, as we wandered alng the beach, the sky transfrmed int a canvas (画布) f rich clrs. We were placed in a wrld f wnder. My friend turned t me, eyes sparkling, and said,“This is why we travel, isn’t it? Mments like these make everything else fade away.”
As we planned t g t anther twn t admire the unique architecture, smething unexpected happened. I gt a fever.
Our explratins were cut shrt. Lying in bed, I culd hear my friend pacing utside my rm, wrried. And ur travel plans were put n hld as there was n chice but t rest in the hpe that I wuld recver sn.
The next mrning, my fever wrsened. Being new t the area and struggling with the language barrier, we felt helpless.
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Just then, Herman appeared.
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With Herman’s help, I began t recver.
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Passage 2
(2024·河北保定·一模)One sunny afternn, I was playing in the backyard when I nticed a beautiful shiny piece f paper lying n the table. It was leftver aluminum fil(锡纸) frm a package my mum had pened. I picked it up and was immediately attracted by its sparkling appearance. Curisity gt the best f me, and I culdn’t help but ask my dad abut it.
“Dad, what is this paper called? It’s s shiny and beautiful!” I inquired, hlding the aluminum fil up fr him t see.
My dad chuckled and replied, “That’s. called aluminum fil, and it has many uses.”
Naturally, my curisity was piqued(激发), and I eagerly asked, “What can it be used fr?”
My dad smiled and said, “Why dn’t yu research it yurself? It’ll be a great pprtunity fr yu t learn smething new. ”
With a sense f excitement, I grabbed my phne and started researching n the Internet. I fund ut that it is a type f metal paper called aluminum fil, which is misture-prf(防潮的). As I lked thrugh the infrmatin, an idea ppped int my head. What if I put sme water in a small aluminum fil cntainer and heated it in the micrwave? Wuld the water bil?
Unable t resist the urge t experiment, I cut a piece f aluminum fil and flded it int a small square cntainer. I added sme water int the cntainer and placed it in the micrwave. With my eyes wide pen, I anxiusly watched the aluminum fil cntainer, filled with anticipatin. But befre I culd see any changes in the water, suddenly a burst f fire erupted frm the micrwave, surprising me. I quickly rushed t unplug the appliance and cllapsed nt the flr, feeling a great fear.
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My dad, hearing the sund, hurried ver and asked, “What happened? ”
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My dad’s cmfrting wrds sank in, and I made a prmise t myself t becme mre careful in my life.
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Passage 3
(2024·湖北·二模)“I challenge yu t a hundred-meter race,” my ppnent, Julius, declared. He had beaten me cuntless times during practice, but I wanted t prve him wrng fr a change. “That’ll wipe the smile ff his face!” I thught, even as fear started t pur in my stmach. He was well-knwn arund the schl fr being the fastest runner n the track-and-field team, while I tailed behind in secnd place- a respectable psitin, but nt yet gd enugh t surpass(超过) him. Nevertheless, I shk his hand and said, “Challenge accepted!” Hwever, negative thughts flded my mind. Wuld I be able t win? After all, Julius’ speed f light wuld guarantee a sure win!
Sn, all my friends and the teachers had gathered arund t watch the challenge. “Oh n, I will lse and be embarrassed in frnt f the whle schl!” I spke in a lw vice. Nevertheless, I turned my wrried expressin int a determined smile. T keep myself frm sinking int self-dubt, I did sme stretches and jumping jacks t warm up my bdy.
Finally, the crucial mment arrived. The referee(裁判)fired the starting gun and we tk ff like a sht. Adrenaline(肾上腺素) rcketed thrugh my bdy as I launched myself frward. True t my expectatins, Julius caught up with me easily and was in the lead! “N way will I lse! Victry, here I cme!” I mtivated myself as anger cursed thrugh my bdy. As the race prgressed, my eyes lcked nt Julius, his athletic frm effrtlessly mving ahead. His quick steps and strng fcus shwcased his impressive skills. Yet, I refused t let dubt cnsume me. A fierce fire burnt within, fueled by a mix f unwillingness t admit defeat and anger. Hw dare he assume he was unbeatable? With every step, my determinatin slidified(变坚定), and my reslve t surpass him strengthened.
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“Faster!” I screamed and in that instant, I felt like Superman.
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“Yi Ru! Yi Ru! Yi Ru!” The whle schl was cheering my name!
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Passage 4
(2024·河南周口·模拟预测)Mrs Thmpsn, wh was in her seventies, lived alne in her ld huse, with her children and grandchildren living far away in a big city. Every day, she wuld sit by her windw, watching the wrld g by. Next t her huse lived an eight-year-ld by named Sam. Sam seemed t be always busy. He wuld g t schl, cme hme, d his hmewrk, and then rush ff t his part-time jb at a lcal flwer stre. He was saving up t buy a new bike fr traveling t and frm schl and his part-time jb. His parents struggled with mney, s Sam wanted t ffer his help any way he culd.
One day, Mrs Thmpsn nticed that Sam seemed sad. She called him ver and asked, “Yu seem t be unhappy. What’s wrng, dear? Is everything kay at schl? D yu need help with any f yur hmewrk?”
Sam hesitated, and then said, “I have a big test cming up, but I dn’t have time t study. I have t wrk part-time at that flwer stre every day after schl.”
Mrs Thmpsn thught fr a mment. “Hw abut this?” she ffered. “I can help yu. Cme ver after schl, and I’ll watch ver yu while yu study. I can even make sme snacks fr yu.”
Sam’s eyes lit up. “Really? That wuld be very amazing, Mrs Thmpsn!”
And s, it began. Every day after schl, Sam wuld cme ver t Mrs Thmpsn’s huse. She wuld prepare sme delicius ckies r a sandwich fr him, and quietly, he wuld sit at her ld wden table and study. Mrs Thmpsn wuld knit r read a bk, ccasinally helping Sam with a tugh questin.
As the days went by, Sam’s grades imprved gradually. He and Mrs Thmpsn became clse friends. They wuld talk abut everything—frm his dreams f ging t cllege t her memries f her yuth.
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One day, Sam came hme frm his jb t find a new bike waiting fr him.
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Years passed, and Sam went ff t cllege.
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Passage 5
(2024·湖南长沙·一模)There are t many treasures in life we take fr granted, the wrth f which we dn’t fully realize until they’re pinted ut t us in sme unexpected way. S it was with Mama’s minestrne sup(意大利浓菜汤).
There was n recipe fr her minestrne sup. Fr ur large immigrant family, Mama’s sup guaranteed we wuld never g hungry. It was a symbl f security. Its recipe was created spntaneusly(非计划安排地) frm what was in the kitchen. And we culd judge the state f ur family ecnmy by its cntents. A hearty sup with tmates, pasta, beans, carrts, celery, nin, crn and meat indicated things were ging well. A water y sup suggested hard times.
At ne time, hwever, Mama’s sup pt became a surce f embarrassment t me, fr I feared it wuld cst me a new friend I had made at schl. Sl was a thin, dark-haired by, and an unusual pal fr me because his father was a dctr and they lived in the best part f twn. Often Sl invited me t his hme fr dinner. The family had a ck in a white unifrm wh wrked in a kitchen with shining utensils(厨房用具). The fd was gd, but I fund it bland(清淡的), lacking the heartiness f my hme fd served frm flame-blackened pts. Mrever, the atmsphere matched the fd. Everything was s frmal. Sl’s mther and father were plite, but cnversatin arund the table was subdued(克制的). And n ne hugged! In ur family, warm hugs were a cnstant and if yu didn’t kiss yur mther, she demanded: “What’s the matter, yu sick?” But at that time in my life, all this was an embarrassment.
I had knwn Sl wuld like t eat dinner at ur huse, but that was the last thing I wanted. My family was s different.
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Finally when Sl asked again if he culd cme t ur huse, I had t say yes.
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But t my amazement, I nticed Sl tk a spnful f Mama’s minestrne sup.
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Passage 6
(2024·湖北十堰·二模)
The Secret
“Yur secret is safe with me” was Ming’s prmise when I tld him that I wanted t learn ballet, which was unusual fr bys and must be laughed at by mst peple in my place. I even dared nt tell my parents abut it.
Ming was my best friend at schl. Wearing the same type f schl unifrm, Ming lked lder and bigger, but we were the same age. We grew up tgether in the same neighburhd and ur parents knew each ther well. Ming was always the first ne t hear stries frm me. I trusted him n everything and anything. One afternn after schl, we met at the balance bars n the schl playgrund as usual. It was just the tw f us. I gathered up curage and tld him abut my secret.
Ming seemed slightly surprised, but he sn smiled and agreed t keep it a secret fr me, as he had dne ther times. We were best friends after all. After a few push-ups, we headed fr ur wn hmes.
The next mrning, in the schl crridr, just as I was abut t wave at him and say hi, I nticed smething was different. As sn as he saw me, he drpped his head and cntinued t walk n, aviding eye cntact with me. In the classrm, I culdn’t help casting frequent glimpses at his side—he wasn’t lking at me. In fact, he remained quiet all day. When the schl bell rang, he picked up his schlbag and left the classrm in a rush. Was it because f my secret? What did he d t my secret?
I ate very little that evening. Mum frwned when she saw the fd I’d left in the bwl. Dad threw me a disapprving lk and asked me hw my day was. “It was OK,” I replied, “lts f hmewrk t d.” I std up, ready t leave the table.
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“Wait!” Dad raised his hand and gestured me t sit dwn.
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“Ming will remain yur friend,” Dad cmfrted me.
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Passage 7
(2024·山东·三模)My plitical career in the Student Unin(SU)began by thrwing frisbees(飞盘) n the campus lawn. I wuld thrw a frisbee t smene I didn’t knw and they wuld thrw it t smene they didn’t knw. Befre lng, we had built a cmmunity f peple wh met every day at lunch t thrw frisbees.
Besides frisbees, the grup decided t climb the muntain near ur campus. When we reached the peak, it felt like we were at summer camp. We laughed, danced and tld jkes.It was ttally fun. While playing like little children in the cl muntain air, we all decided t d it again the fllwing week. Our mtt(座右铭) was “Bring a Friend”. We started ut with a small grup f hikers. But as the wrd spread, the number f participants increased.We made it a rule t climb the muntain every weekend. All f us were passinate abut the fantastic experience, which we were lking frward t.
One day n campus, I decided t thrw my frisbee t sme strangers, run ver and invite them t climb the muntain. Much t my surprise, a girl sitting in a wheelchair gt hld f it. Her name was Grace. I asked her if she had ever been t the tp f the muntain.She said she hadn’t. Hlding the wheelchair tightly, she hung dwn her head in awkward silence. Then she tld me that she had suffered frm lung disease when she was yung and depended n xygen twenty-fur hurs a day. S, it was impssible fr her t mve withut help. Frtunately, things gt better.
With cntinuus effrts and treatment, she managed t live n her wn with the assistance f the wheelchair: I tld her that my friends and I wuld carry her if she were up fr it. On hearing what I said, she refused withut hesitatin, adding that it wuld be a bther t carry her. But I tried my best t persuade her t cme alng with us by talking abut the interesting experiences.
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Having thught fr a while, Grace still refused my ffer.
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On the dwnhilt path, Grace asked me why nt run fr the SU electin.
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Passage 8
(2024·湖南长沙高三下阶段练习)Jeff, my best friend in cllege, and I had many cnversatins during the year but I will always remember the time he tld me abut his family. His father, a successful physician, was cld and strict in Jeff’s wrds. His father had even paved the way fr Jeff t attend the same cllege frm which he had graduated.
Hwever, Jeff had a strng passin fr skiing. When he graduated frm high schl, he decided t decline his father’s ffer and, instead, t wrk with a ski patrl (滑雪巡逻队). With pain in his eyes, Jeff tld me he still remembered the day when he tld his father he was ging t give up cllege and take a jb at a ski resrt.
As Jeff recalled, upn hearing Jeff’s decisin, his father lked ff int the distance. Then came the wrds that still eched in Jeff’s mind: “Yu lazy kid. N sn f mine is ging t wrk with a ski patrl and des nt attend cllege. I shuld have knwn yu’d never amunt t anything!” The tw had nt spken since that cnversatin.
At the age f twenty seven, Jeff became a successful business planner at a cmpany, but withut a degree. T further his career, he decided t cme back t the area near where he grew up t attend cllege, but he certainly did nt want his father t knw what he was ding. He said he was ding this fr himself, nt fr his father. He said it ver and ver again.
Jeff’s sister had always remained supprtive f Jeff’s decisins. She stayed in cntact with their father, but Jeff had made her prmise that she wuld nt share any infrmatin abut his life with him.
The day when the graduatin ceremny came, I, as the president f Students’ Unin, tk charge f seating the guests befre it started. Suddenly. I nticed a man with a cnfused expressin.
“Excuse me,” he said as he plitely apprached me. “What is happening here tday?”
“It’s graduatin day,” I replied, smiling. “Well, that’s dd,” he said, “my daughter asked me t meet her at this address.” His eyes sparkled and he smiled. “Maybe she cmpleted her assciate’s degree and wanted t surprise me!” I helped him find a seat.
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As I left him, he said, “Thank yu. By the way, I’m Dr. Hlstrm.”
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Afterwards, the principal invited the graduates t step nt the stage t receive their diplmas.
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Passage 9
(2024·山东济南·一模)6-year-ld Quinn Hill became her family’s her when she tk immediate actin during an emergency that saved her mther’s life with the help f her neighbr, Mrs. Smith.
Jennifer, a 39-year-ld single mther, began the day by sending her child, Hill, t schl. Having n idea what wuld happen, Jennifer was filled with anxiety. After all, it was the first day f a new schl year fr Hill, a fresh start! On the way schl. she repeatedly reminded Hill t slve prblems psitively and fit in. Thugh wrried, Jennifer had t wave gdbye t her daughter, watching her twards the schl gate.
The whle day was packed with husewrk. Jennifer tidied the huse, washed clthes, and prepared fr the evening meal. As the schl bell rang, signaling the end f the day, Jennifer picked Hill up frm schl. On seeing Jennifer, Hill culdn’t wait t hug her, sharing the schl experiences. Chatting and laughing accmpanied them all the way. Hill’s inncent laughter was like Jennifer’s ray f sunshine.
Appraching hme, they encuntered Mrs. Smith, a mst kind and thughtful husewife living in their neighbrhd fr many years. Mrs. Smith ften invited Jennifer and Hill t her hme and shared her hmemade desserts and ckies. The tw families develped a clse relatinship and Hill liked t stay with Mrs. Smith, wh always brightened her days with willingness and timely help. After exchanging greetings, they went back t their wn hmes.
On arriving hme, Jennifer set ut t prepare dinner. As the sun began t set, the huse was full f a pleasant smell f cking fd. Jennifer and Hill sat at the kitchen table when Jennifer suddenly began t seize. She was sitting in a chair, lking up at the ceiling. and experiencing abnrmal breathing. She then fell ut f the chair nt her left side, her hands balled int fists, and her bdy was shaking vilently. Her eyes were pen, and Hill kept calling “Mmmy, Mmmy”, but she culd nt respnd.
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Realizing the severe situatin, Hill ran ut fr help.
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Jennifer finally came t herself in the hspital.
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Passage 10
(2024·河北·二模)When he was arund 5-6 years ld, my brther Ted, wh is fur years yunger t me, suddenly fund his legs unable t mve ne night. What fllwed was ne f the hardest times f my parents'life. Mnths passed with them meeting varius dctrs, visiting different hspitals, and kncking at the drstep f every pssible chance — all the time with Ted in their arms, since he wasn't able t walk n his wn anymre.
There were dubts f permanent paralysis(瘫痪)— the very mentin f which was enugh t break us dwn. Frm finding it extremely painful t walk, t nt being able t get up n his wn, and t nt being able t stand at all, Ted's prblem was wrsening day by day. Mst surprisingly, all this while, he was as strng as, perhaps, nly children can be in such difficult times.
During this perid, it was nt unusual fr my mther t have sudden breakdwns. Once, she burst int tears while watching Ted playing jyfully. He wiped ff her tears, and said, “Dn't cry, mummy. See, I can stand and even run n my wn!” Saying this, he tried t get up, std n shaking legs fr just abut a few micrsecnds and fell dwn, nly t be safely caught in the arms f my mm, wh hugged him dearly and cried sme mre.
This was the mst heart-breaking thing that I had ever experienced. But it was als a pwerful ne fr the simple fact that it was my little brther wh taught us what life was all abut—HOPE.
Witnessing my brther's strng will and psitive attitude inspired me as well. As a brther, I culd nt stand by ding nthing at all. Hpe was burning in my heart when I had the idea t train my brther t walk again. I firmly believe Ted culd stand up and walk as he used t. Whenever schl was ver, I wuld put Ted int a pushchair and tell my mm that we'd just g t the park.
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In the park, I wuld put Ted ne meter away frm me, encuraging him t walk.
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We agreed t keep this a secret frm ur parents until mm's birthday.
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Passage 11
(2024·湖北·一模)Taimur and Daniyal were twins and had been my next dr neighbrs since I was five years ld. Nt nly did we g t the same schl, but ur evenings and weekends were spent tgether t. It was like we were inseparable. I never felt that I needed any friends ther than them. Unexpectedly, ne evening their parents shared the news f them mving t anther cuntry — Australia.
I was shcked t realize that we wuld never be tgether. I started recalling all the gd times we had spent tgether, such as playing in the schl breaks, the play dates, and all the fun things we did. Was it all ging t end?
When we had been thrugh s many highs and lws tgether, shared secrets and supprted each ther thrugh thick and thin, their mving away felt like my heart was being taken away. The news f their departure left me feeling empty and lst.
I was thinking abut the biggest change that I was ging t face in a few days. It was a difficult pill t swallw, but I knew I must mve n. Thugh it wasn’t easy at first, I was trying my level best t beat the mental pain I was in.
After hearing the news, every day felt like a struggle, the schl didn’t feel the same; the lunch breaks had n purpse. Sn there wuld be n ne t cmpare the test marks with, hmewrk remarks wuld nt excite me like befre, and s n. I culdn’t help but feel lst and alne already.
Fr a few days, I even felt less cnfident while rehearsing (排练) fr my perfrmance at the upcming schl’s annual event. But what I learned at this pint in life was that yur family can be the strngest supprt when yu dn’t even realize it. Turn t yur family fr supprt if necessary. Reach ut t peple wh care abut yu. Find meaningful cnnectins and share hw yu feel.
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Seeing my cnditin, my family advised me t make the mst f the time that was left befre they mved.
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Saying gdbye wasn’t easy, but it set my heart at ease t realize that we culd still be the clsest friends.
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Passage 12
(2024·山东·模拟预测)Bbby, my brther, and I wuld spend ur usual Saturday with Grandpa, cleaning his huse. Mm wuld take us t his hme in the early mrning. Since childhd, Bbby and I had been spending the day dusting, mpping and changing the sheets n his bed.
Grandpa grew up in a pr family. His dad died when he was a teenager. Then he had tl eave schl, run the family farm and raise his brther and sister. He wrked as a nightdr keeper fr a cmpany within walking distance f his hme, and the highlight f his week was the reward that he gave my brther and me fr cleaning. And it was the mment when we felt the happiest.
This Saturday, after Bbby and I finished cleaning, Grandpa decided t invite us t dinner. When we finally arrived at his favrite restaurant, the waitresses greeted him as alng-lst elder. Their smiles and waves fllwed us t ur favrite table as we placed ur rders. And then we laughed and ate. Grandpa praised hw well we had cleaned his place, telling anyne wh wuld like t listen abut every task we had accmplished.
Regardless f wh was serving us at the time, each f the ther waitresses wuld cme up t say “hi” t Grandpa and cngratulate his grandkids n their wrk. It was a restaurant, but it was like ur hme. When dinner was ver, the waitress wuld bring the check and hand it t Grandpa. This time, it was Glria that bent clse t him, and tld him the amunt f the check.
Grandpa carefully dug int the pcket f his trusers and brught ut a wrn cin purse. He carefully laid ut the cins and paid the bill. Then he gave Glria a tip, but it wasn’t enugh. I was ashamed that he gt the amunt f the tip wrng, and we were embarrassed. I was abut t say smething when Glria grabbed my hands. “Cme and get sme flwers, tday’s gifts, Susie,” she said as she led me tward the cunter.
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“I want yu t listen carefully, Susie,” Glria said t me seriusly._________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Passage 13
(2024·河北·模拟预测)When Julia Harlin’s liver(肝) began failing several years ag as a result f a serius illness, her nly ptin fr survival was t get a liver transplant(移植).
Due t a lng waiting list, Julia wuld need t wait mnths r years t find a persn with a matching bld type, wh’d like t dnate his r her liver, as well as ther medical characteristics—and as a senir citizen, time wasn’t exactly n her side.
“They basically tld me, it wuld prbably be at least five years, if nt lnger, befre I wuld get the transplant,” Julia, 71, f Frederick, Maryland, recalled during an interview.
Despite having five children f her wn, Julia said she did nt want any f them t dnate their liver t her “because then I wuld be wrrying abut them n tp f wrrying abut myself”.
Withut their mm’s knwledge, hwever, Julia’s daughter Eileen Harlin and her tw ther brthers and sister applied t dnate their liver, which wuld reduce their mm’s wait time, althugh it wuld require a majr surgery.
Eileen gt the call that she was a match right befre Mther’s Day. Deciding that Mther’s Day was the best time t tell her parents, Eileen began the cnversatin, “Hey, dn’t get mad. Fr the past few mnths, I’ve been getting tested t see if I’m a match. And I am, and I want t d it.” The news was met with tears all arund. Happy tears. Hw can yu be mad when the daughter just said she was ging t save her mm’s life? “It was emtinal fr sure,” Eileen shared.
The liver transplant was carried ut successfully n Aug. 16, 2022, at the University f Maryland Medical Center in Baltimre, accrding t a press release frm the hspital. Unfrtunately, Julia received additinal bad news nt lng after the surgery. She was experiencing kidney (肾) failure due t the kidney damage.
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Julia’s dctrs said that the cnditin required her t get a new kidney.
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Eileen saved her mm’s life twice.
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Passage 14
(2024·湖南长沙·一模)The ntice was psted next t the mailbxes in the apartment building I had just mved int. “A Mitzvah(善行) fr Mrs. Green,” it read, “Sign up t drive Mrs. Green in 3B hme frm her chemtherapy(化疗) treatments twice a mnth.”
Since I wasn’t a driver, I culdn’t add my name, but the wrd “mitzvah” was always wandering in my thughts after I went upstairs. It’s a Hebrew wrd that means “t d a gd deed”. But accrding t my grandma, it als had anther meaning. This was the ne she was always pinting ut t me because she nticed that I thught it a shame t let peple d things fr me. “Linda, it’s a blessing t d a mitzvah fr smene else, but smetimes it’s a blessing t let anther persn d smething fr yu.”
One evening, snwflakes had been falling past my windw fr several hurs when the time t leave fr class came. I labred t the bus stp, reaching it just as a bus went by. Fr an hur, I prayed desperately that a bus wuld cme. Then I gave up. The wind at my back pushed me twards hme. Even if I wanted t ask smene fr a gd deed, which I did nt, there wasn’t a sul n the street.
But as I pushed the dr f my apartment pen, I fund myself face t face with a wman at the mailbx with a set f keys in her hand. Obviusly she had a car and was ging ut. In that split secnd, desperatin vercame my pride and I blurted(脱口而出), “Culd yu pssibly give me a lift?” An dd lk crssed her face and she agreed withut hesitatin.
On ur way t my schl, she spke s warmly that I felt cmfrtable. “Yu remind me f my grandmther.” I said. A slight smile crssed her lips. “Just call me Grandma Alice as my grandchildren d.” When she drpped me ff, I thanked her again and again.
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Back hme I heard a neighbr saying “Gd night, Mrs Green.” t Grandma Alice n the stairs.
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Mrs. Green visited me later and said, “May I tell yu smething?”
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Passage 15
(2024·湖北·高三下阶段练习)I wanted t g t a party. Especially it was a beach party. It had been almst the nly thing my friends had been talking abut fr the last cuple f weeks. But My mm had said n. The mre desperately I pleaded her case, the mre frcefully my mther said n. “I dn’t care wh’s ging,” said cldly my mther, “yu are nt ging.” I was heartbrken. This was my best friend’s party.
Sunday dinner came arund and my grandmther jined the family fr the meal. Gran nticed my depressin but didn’t say a wrd. It was my turn t wash up and Gran said, “Let me help yu.” “What’s up?” asked Gran as I dumped the dishes int the faming water. Gran wiped a plate with a tea twel. “Mm wn’t let me g t my best friend’s party.” I said sadly. “Has mm explained why she desn’t want yu t g?” asked Gran. “N.” I replied. “Then fr a mment, put yurself in her psitin.” said Gran. “If yu were mm, what wuld yur bjectins be?”
I hadn’t stpped t think abut my mm’s side. “Well,” I answered, “it’s a beach party. Maybe she desn’t trust us r thinks we’ll get int truble.”
“Are there ging t be any adults there?” asked Gran. “N,” I said, “wh wants their parents hanging arund when yu’re trying t have fun?” “Might it just be,” said Gran, “yur mther desn’t want anything unfrtunate t happen t yu.”“Nthing will happen.” I bjected. “Maybe yu’re right,” said Gran, “but maybe mm’s wrried in case it culd.”
Gran lked at me gently, seeming t expect my agreement. Fr a minute r s, I kept silent, pndering fr a while abut my eagerness fr the party. “Maybe, yu are right, hwever, is there n hpe?” I inquired. “Nt necessarily.” answered Gran, lst in thught.
Paragraph 1: “Then maybe think f a cmprmise.” suggested Gran.
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Paragraph 2: The lng-awaited beach party finally came.
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Passage 16
(2024河北保定高三下·开学考试)With my yungest, 11, it’s Tik Tk and FaceTime with her friends. With my middle ne, 14, it’s SnapChat with his classmates. And with my eldest, 18, it’s Tinder with, well, Gd nly knws.
What I d knw, is that my kids’ reliance n their mbile phnes is becming pathlgical(病态的). They all wander arund the huse with smart phnes permanently in their hands.
They walk in and ut f the tilet staring at the screen, they cme dwn t dinner staring at the screen and nly put it dwn because they can’t feed themselves using the screen. Gd knws what their screen time weekly reprt ntificatins wuld read.
Hwever, ne huse rule that I managed t enfrce was that they weren’t allwed their phnes in their rms vernight and there was a bed time phne amnesty(赦免) in place where they wuld all, very reluctantly, hand ver their device fr vernight charging.
Nw, I must cnfess that, ccasinally, I “frgt” t charge ne f the phnes, s that at least I wuld get ne f them t be a little mre present the fllwing mrning at breakfast and I might hear smething abut their upcming day, rather than being cmpletely ignred.
I never frgt t charge the same phne twice in ne week and s n ne seemed t get wise t my tricks, hwever this embldened me t take my cheating t new levels.
Any phne left unguarded wuld be quickly kidnapped and whisked away t an undisclsed lcatin, nly t mysteriusly reappear when I deemed that its wner had engaged with the real wrld fr a sufficient amunt f time.
Then ne night in February, it happened. A big strm hit ur rural village and we had a pwer cut. “Dad!” They screamed, ignrant f the sudden lack f light and heat and nly cncerned with the sudden lack f Wi-Fi. It began t dawn n them that they were faced with the living hell f being ff line and ff their phnes fr an amunt f time.
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What fllwed was a peaceful perid withut the addictin t their phnes.
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And s I tried it a few weekends later t see what the reactin might be.
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一、在复习语言点的时候，要依据语言的横向组合和纵向聚合，按照“点—线—面”顺序，构建知识网络环境。
二、多做高考题，少扣模拟题
1、时间的把控。
2、总结一下各部分的得分情况，了解自己的强弱项。
3、留意出题点，揣摩不同内容出题人的着眼点在哪里，做到知己知彼。
三、多攻词汇表，少记课外词
四、写作。研究高考写作命题话题范围，根据测试的频度和交际场景的生活化程度进行分类。
专题14 读后续写之友情&亲情型(考前押题16篇)
模拟演练
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。
Passage 1
(2024河北高三下·期中)As we stepped ff the plane in Pucón, the lively atmsphere f the twn immediately lifted ur spirits after the lng flight frm New Yrk.
The cntrast between the freezing Big Apple and the warmth f Pucón was striking. The climate was delightful, which was a welcme change frm the busy New Yrk City.
“Feel that?” my friend said prudly, bathed in the gentle sunshine. “This is what I call a vacatin!”
Our guide, Herman, was waiting fr us with a brad smile. His English was limited, but his enthusiasm was bundless. He greeted us with heartiness, “Welcme t Pucón! I have everything ready fr yu.”
We spent ur first day settling int the luxurius huse he had arranged fr us. The unique design f the huse deeply attracted us. The huse was a cmbinatin f mdern luxury and traditinal charm, neat and tidy, with tall windws framing the greenery utside.
Herman insisted n taking care f ur every need. He wuld nt even let us lift a finger in the huse, which was abve and beynd his duties.
One evening, as we wandered alng the beach, the sky transfrmed int a canvas (画布) f rich clrs. We were placed in a wrld f wnder. My friend turned t me, eyes sparkling, and said,“This is why we travel, isn’t it? Mments like these make everything else fade away.”
As we planned t g t anther twn t admire the unique architecture, smething unexpected happened. I gt a fever.
Our explratins were cut shrt. Lying in bed, I culd hear my friend pacing utside my rm, wrried. And ur travel plans were put n hld as there was n chice but t rest in the hpe that I wuld recver sn.
The next mrning, my fever wrsened. Being new t the area and struggling with the language barrier, we felt helpless.
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Just then, Herman appeared.
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With Herman’s help, I began t recver.
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Passage 2
(2024·河北保定·一模)One sunny afternn, I was playing in the backyard when I nticed a beautiful shiny piece f paper lying n the table. It was leftver aluminum fil(锡纸) frm a package my mum had pened. I picked it up and was immediately attracted by its sparkling appearance. Curisity gt the best f me, and I culdn’t help but ask my dad abut it.
“Dad, what is this paper called? It’s s shiny and beautiful!” I inquired, hlding the aluminum fil up fr him t see.
My dad chuckled and replied, “That’s. called aluminum fil, and it has many uses.”
Naturally, my curisity was piqued(激发), and I eagerly asked, “What can it be used fr?”
My dad smiled and said, “Why dn’t yu research it yurself? It’ll be a great pprtunity fr yu t learn smething new. ”
With a sense f excitement, I grabbed my phne and started researching n the Internet. I fund ut that it is a type f metal paper called aluminum fil, which is misture-prf(防潮的). As I lked thrugh the infrmatin, an idea ppped int my head. What if I put sme water in a small aluminum fil cntainer and heated it in the micrwave? Wuld the water bil?
Unable t resist the urge t experiment, I cut a piece f aluminum fil and flded it int a small square cntainer. I added sme water int the cntainer and placed it in the micrwave. With my eyes wide pen, I anxiusly watched the aluminum fil cntainer, filled with anticipatin. But befre I culd see any changes in the water, suddenly a burst f fire erupted frm the micrwave, surprising me. I quickly rushed t unplug the appliance and cllapsed nt the flr, feeling a great fear.
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My dad, hearing the sund, hurried ver and asked, “What happened? ”
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My dad’s cmfrting wrds sank in, and I made a prmise t myself t becme mre careful in my life.
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Passage 3
(2024·湖北·二模)“I challenge yu t a hundred-meter race,” my ppnent, Julius, declared. He had beaten me cuntless times during practice, but I wanted t prve him wrng fr a change. “That’ll wipe the smile ff his face!” I thught, even as fear started t pur in my stmach. He was well-knwn arund the schl fr being the fastest runner n the track-and-field team, while I tailed behind in secnd place- a respectable psitin, but nt yet gd enugh t surpass(超过) him. Nevertheless, I shk his hand and said, “Challenge accepted!” Hwever, negative thughts flded my mind. Wuld I be able t win? After all, Julius’ speed f light wuld guarantee a sure win!
Sn, all my friends and the teachers had gathered arund t watch the challenge. “Oh n, I will lse and be embarrassed in frnt f the whle schl!” I spke in a lw vice. Nevertheless, I turned my wrried expressin int a determined smile. T keep myself frm sinking int self-dubt, I did sme stretches and jumping jacks t warm up my bdy.
Finally, the crucial mment arrived. The referee(裁判)fired the starting gun and we tk ff like a sht. Adrenaline(肾上腺素) rcketed thrugh my bdy as I launched myself frward. True t my expectatins, Julius caught up with me easily and was in the lead! “N way will I lse! Victry, here I cme!” I mtivated myself as anger cursed thrugh my bdy. As the race prgressed, my eyes lcked nt Julius, his athletic frm effrtlessly mving ahead. His quick steps and strng fcus shwcased his impressive skills. Yet, I refused t let dubt cnsume me. A fierce fire burnt within, fueled by a mix f unwillingness t admit defeat and anger. Hw dare he assume he was unbeatable? With every step, my determinatin slidified(变坚定), and my reslve t surpass him strengthened.
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“Faster!” I screamed and in that instant, I felt like Superman.
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“Yi Ru! Yi Ru! Yi Ru!” The whle schl was cheering my name!
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Passage 4
(2024·河南周口·模拟预测)Mrs Thmpsn, wh was in her seventies, lived alne in her ld huse, with her children and grandchildren living far away in a big city. Every day, she wuld sit by her windw, watching the wrld g by. Next t her huse lived an eight-year-ld by named Sam. Sam seemed t be always busy. He wuld g t schl, cme hme, d his hmewrk, and then rush ff t his part-time jb at a lcal flwer stre. He was saving up t buy a new bike fr traveling t and frm schl and his part-time jb. His parents struggled with mney, s Sam wanted t ffer his help any way he culd.
One day, Mrs Thmpsn nticed that Sam seemed sad. She called him ver and asked, “Yu seem t be unhappy. What’s wrng, dear? Is everything kay at schl? D yu need help with any f yur hmewrk?”
Sam hesitated, and then said, “I have a big test cming up, but I dn’t have time t study. I have t wrk part-time at that flwer stre every day after schl.”
Mrs Thmpsn thught fr a mment. “Hw abut this?” she ffered. “I can help yu. Cme ver after schl, and I’ll watch ver yu while yu study. I can even make sme snacks fr yu.”
Sam’s eyes lit up. “Really? That wuld be very amazing, Mrs Thmpsn!”
And s, it began. Every day after schl, Sam wuld cme ver t Mrs Thmpsn’s huse. She wuld prepare sme delicius ckies r a sandwich fr him, and quietly, he wuld sit at her ld wden table and study. Mrs Thmpsn wuld knit r read a bk, ccasinally helping Sam with a tugh questin.
As the days went by, Sam’s grades imprved gradually. He and Mrs Thmpsn became clse friends. They wuld talk abut everything—frm his dreams f ging t cllege t her memries f her yuth.
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One day, Sam came hme frm his jb t find a new bike waiting fr him.
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Years passed, and Sam went ff t cllege.
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Passage 5
(2024·湖南长沙·一模)There are t many treasures in life we take fr granted, the wrth f which we dn’t fully realize until they’re pinted ut t us in sme unexpected way. S it was with Mama’s minestrne sup(意大利浓菜汤).
There was n recipe fr her minestrne sup. Fr ur large immigrant family, Mama’s sup guaranteed we wuld never g hungry. It was a symbl f security. Its recipe was created spntaneusly(非计划安排地) frm what was in the kitchen. And we culd judge the state f ur family ecnmy by its cntents. A hearty sup with tmates, pasta, beans, carrts, celery, nin, crn and meat indicated things were ging well. A water y sup suggested hard times.
At ne time, hwever, Mama’s sup pt became a surce f embarrassment t me, fr I feared it wuld cst me a new friend I had made at schl. Sl was a thin, dark-haired by, and an unusual pal fr me because his father was a dctr and they lived in the best part f twn. Often Sl invited me t his hme fr dinner. The family had a ck in a white unifrm wh wrked in a kitchen with shining utensils(厨房用具). The fd was gd, but I fund it bland(清淡的), lacking the heartiness f my hme fd served frm flame-blackened pts. Mrever, the atmsphere matched the fd. Everything was s frmal. Sl’s mther and father were plite, but cnversatin arund the table was subdued(克制的). And n ne hugged! In ur family, warm hugs were a cnstant and if yu didn’t kiss yur mther, she demanded: “What’s the matter, yu sick?” But at that time in my life, all this was an embarrassment.
I had knwn Sl wuld like t eat dinner at ur huse, but that was the last thing I wanted. My family was s different.
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Finally when Sl asked again if he culd cme t ur huse, I had t say yes.
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But t my amazement, I nticed Sl tk a spnful f Mama’s minestrne sup.
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Passage 6
(2024·湖北十堰·二模)
The Secret
“Yur secret is safe with me” was Ming’s prmise when I tld him that I wanted t learn ballet, which was unusual fr bys and must be laughed at by mst peple in my place. I even dared nt tell my parents abut it.
Ming was my best friend at schl. Wearing the same type f schl unifrm, Ming lked lder and bigger, but we were the same age. We grew up tgether in the same neighburhd and ur parents knew each ther well. Ming was always the first ne t hear stries frm me. I trusted him n everything and anything. One afternn after schl, we met at the balance bars n the schl playgrund as usual. It was just the tw f us. I gathered up curage and tld him abut my secret.
Ming seemed slightly surprised, but he sn smiled and agreed t keep it a secret fr me, as he had dne ther times. We were best friends after all. After a few push-ups, we headed fr ur wn hmes.
The next mrning, in the schl crridr, just as I was abut t wave at him and say hi, I nticed smething was different. As sn as he saw me, he drpped his head and cntinued t walk n, aviding eye cntact with me. In the classrm, I culdn’t help casting frequent glimpses at his side—he wasn’t lking at me. In fact, he remained quiet all day. When the schl bell rang, he picked up his schlbag and left the classrm in a rush. Was it because f my secret? What did he d t my secret?
I ate very little that evening. Mum frwned when she saw the fd I’d left in the bwl. Dad threw me a disapprving lk and asked me hw my day was. “It was OK,” I replied, “lts f hmewrk t d.” I std up, ready t leave the table.
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“Wait!” Dad raised his hand and gestured me t sit dwn.
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“Ming will remain yur friend,” Dad cmfrted me.
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Passage 7
(2024·山东·三模)My plitical career in the Student Unin(SU)began by thrwing frisbees(飞盘) n the campus lawn. I wuld thrw a frisbee t smene I didn’t knw and they wuld thrw it t smene they didn’t knw. Befre lng, we had built a cmmunity f peple wh met every day at lunch t thrw frisbees.
Besides frisbees, the grup decided t climb the muntain near ur campus. When we reached the peak, it felt like we were at summer camp. We laughed, danced and tld jkes.It was ttally fun. While playing like little children in the cl muntain air, we all decided t d it again the fllwing week. Our mtt(座右铭) was “Bring a Friend”. We started ut with a small grup f hikers. But as the wrd spread, the number f participants increased.We made it a rule t climb the muntain every weekend. All f us were passinate abut the fantastic experience, which we were lking frward t.
One day n campus, I decided t thrw my frisbee t sme strangers, run ver and invite them t climb the muntain. Much t my surprise, a girl sitting in a wheelchair gt hld f it. Her name was Grace. I asked her if she had ever been t the tp f the muntain.She said she hadn’t. Hlding the wheelchair tightly, she hung dwn her head in awkward silence. Then she tld me that she had suffered frm lung disease when she was yung and depended n xygen twenty-fur hurs a day. S, it was impssible fr her t mve withut help. Frtunately, things gt better.
With cntinuus effrts and treatment, she managed t live n her wn with the assistance f the wheelchair: I tld her that my friends and I wuld carry her if she were up fr it. On hearing what I said, she refused withut hesitatin, adding that it wuld be a bther t carry her. But I tried my best t persuade her t cme alng with us by talking abut the interesting experiences.
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Having thught fr a while, Grace still refused my ffer.
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On the dwnhilt path, Grace asked me why nt run fr the SU electin.
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Passage 8
(2024·湖南长沙高三下阶段练习)Jeff, my best friend in cllege, and I had many cnversatins during the year but I will always remember the time he tld me abut his family. His father, a successful physician, was cld and strict in Jeff’s wrds. His father had even paved the way fr Jeff t attend the same cllege frm which he had graduated.
Hwever, Jeff had a strng passin fr skiing. When he graduated frm high schl, he decided t decline his father’s ffer and, instead, t wrk with a ski patrl (滑雪巡逻队). With pain in his eyes, Jeff tld me he still remembered the day when he tld his father he was ging t give up cllege and take a jb at a ski resrt.
As Jeff recalled, upn hearing Jeff’s decisin, his father lked ff int the distance. Then came the wrds that still eched in Jeff’s mind: “Yu lazy kid. N sn f mine is ging t wrk with a ski patrl and des nt attend cllege. I shuld have knwn yu’d never amunt t anything!” The tw had nt spken since that cnversatin.
At the age f twenty seven, Jeff became a successful business planner at a cmpany, but withut a degree. T further his career, he decided t cme back t the area near where he grew up t attend cllege, but he certainly did nt want his father t knw what he was ding. He said he was ding this fr himself, nt fr his father. He said it ver and ver again.
Jeff’s sister had always remained supprtive f Jeff’s decisins. She stayed in cntact with their father, but Jeff had made her prmise that she wuld nt share any infrmatin abut his life with him.
The day when the graduatin ceremny came, I, as the president f Students’ Unin, tk charge f seating the guests befre it started. Suddenly. I nticed a man with a cnfused expressin.
“Excuse me,” he said as he plitely apprached me. “What is happening here tday?”
“It’s graduatin day,” I replied, smiling. “Well, that’s dd,” he said, “my daughter asked me t meet her at this address.” His eyes sparkled and he smiled. “Maybe she cmpleted her assciate’s degree and wanted t surprise me!” I helped him find a seat.
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As I left him, he said, “Thank yu. By the way, I’m Dr. Hlstrm.”
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Afterwards, the principal invited the graduates t step nt the stage t receive their diplmas.
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Passage 9
(2024·山东济南·一模)6-year-ld Quinn Hill became her family’s her when she tk immediate actin during an emergency that saved her mther’s life with the help f her neighbr, Mrs. Smith.
Jennifer, a 39-year-ld single mther, began the day by sending her child, Hill, t schl. Having n idea what wuld happen, Jennifer was filled with anxiety. After all, it was the first day f a new schl year fr Hill, a fresh start! On the way schl. she repeatedly reminded Hill t slve prblems psitively and fit in. Thugh wrried, Jennifer had t wave gdbye t her daughter, watching her twards the schl gate.
The whle day was packed with husewrk. Jennifer tidied the huse, washed clthes, and prepared fr the evening meal. As the schl bell rang, signaling the end f the day, Jennifer picked Hill up frm schl. On seeing Jennifer, Hill culdn’t wait t hug her, sharing the schl experiences. Chatting and laughing accmpanied them all the way. Hill’s inncent laughter was like Jennifer’s ray f sunshine.
Appraching hme, they encuntered Mrs. Smith, a mst kind and thughtful husewife living in their neighbrhd fr many years. Mrs. Smith ften invited Jennifer and Hill t her hme and shared her hmemade desserts and ckies. The tw families develped a clse relatinship and Hill liked t stay with Mrs. Smith, wh always brightened her days with willingness and timely help. After exchanging greetings, they went back t their wn hmes.
On arriving hme, Jennifer set ut t prepare dinner. As the sun began t set, the huse was full f a pleasant smell f cking fd. Jennifer and Hill sat at the kitchen table when Jennifer suddenly began t seize. She was sitting in a chair, lking up at the ceiling. and experiencing abnrmal breathing. She then fell ut f the chair nt her left side, her hands balled int fists, and her bdy was shaking vilently. Her eyes were pen, and Hill kept calling “Mmmy, Mmmy”, but she culd nt respnd.
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Realizing the severe situatin, Hill ran ut fr help.
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Jennifer finally came t herself in the hspital.
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Passage 10
(2024·河北·二模)When he was arund 5-6 years ld, my brther Ted, wh is fur years yunger t me, suddenly fund his legs unable t mve ne night. What fllwed was ne f the hardest times f my parents'life. Mnths passed with them meeting varius dctrs, visiting different hspitals, and kncking at the drstep f every pssible chance — all the time with Ted in their arms, since he wasn't able t walk n his wn anymre.
There were dubts f permanent paralysis(瘫痪)— the very mentin f which was enugh t break us dwn. Frm finding it extremely painful t walk, t nt being able t get up n his wn, and t nt being able t stand at all, Ted's prblem was wrsening day by day. Mst surprisingly, all this while, he was as strng as, perhaps, nly children can be in such difficult times.
During this perid, it was nt unusual fr my mther t have sudden breakdwns. Once, she burst int tears while watching Ted playing jyfully. He wiped ff her tears, and said, “Dn't cry, mummy. See, I can stand and even run n my wn!” Saying this, he tried t get up, std n shaking legs fr just abut a few micrsecnds and fell dwn, nly t be safely caught in the arms f my mm, wh hugged him dearly and cried sme mre.
This was the mst heart-breaking thing that I had ever experienced. But it was als a pwerful ne fr the simple fact that it was my little brther wh taught us what life was all abut—HOPE.
Witnessing my brther's strng will and psitive attitude inspired me as well. As a brther, I culd nt stand by ding nthing at all. Hpe was burning in my heart when I had the idea t train my brther t walk again. I firmly believe Ted culd stand up and walk as he used t. Whenever schl was ver, I wuld put Ted int a pushchair and tell my mm that we'd just g t the park.
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In the park, I wuld put Ted ne meter away frm me, encuraging him t walk.
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We agreed t keep this a secret frm ur parents until mm's birthday.
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Passage 11
(2024·湖北·一模)Taimur and Daniyal were twins and had been my next dr neighbrs since I was five years ld. Nt nly did we g t the same schl, but ur evenings and weekends were spent tgether t. It was like we were inseparable. I never felt that I needed any friends ther than them. Unexpectedly, ne evening their parents shared the news f them mving t anther cuntry — Australia.
I was shcked t realize that we wuld never be tgether. I started recalling all the gd times we had spent tgether, such as playing in the schl breaks, the play dates, and all the fun things we did. Was it all ging t end?
When we had been thrugh s many highs and lws tgether, shared secrets and supprted each ther thrugh thick and thin, their mving away felt like my heart was being taken away. The news f their departure left me feeling empty and lst.
I was thinking abut the biggest change that I was ging t face in a few days. It was a difficult pill t swallw, but I knew I must mve n. Thugh it wasn’t easy at first, I was trying my level best t beat the mental pain I was in.
After hearing the news, every day felt like a struggle, the schl didn’t feel the same; the lunch breaks had n purpse. Sn there wuld be n ne t cmpare the test marks with, hmewrk remarks wuld nt excite me like befre, and s n. I culdn’t help but feel lst and alne already.
Fr a few days, I even felt less cnfident while rehearsing (排练) fr my perfrmance at the upcming schl’s annual event. But what I learned at this pint in life was that yur family can be the strngest supprt when yu dn’t even realize it. Turn t yur family fr supprt if necessary. Reach ut t peple wh care abut yu. Find meaningful cnnectins and share hw yu feel.
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Seeing my cnditin, my family advised me t make the mst f the time that was left befre they mved.
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Saying gdbye wasn’t easy, but it set my heart at ease t realize that we culd still be the clsest friends.
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Passage 12
(2024·山东·模拟预测)Bbby, my brther, and I wuld spend ur usual Saturday with Grandpa, cleaning his huse. Mm wuld take us t his hme in the early mrning. Since childhd, Bbby and I had been spending the day dusting, mpping and changing the sheets n his bed.
Grandpa grew up in a pr family. His dad died when he was a teenager. Then he had tl eave schl, run the family farm and raise his brther and sister. He wrked as a nightdr keeper fr a cmpany within walking distance f his hme, and the highlight f his week was the reward that he gave my brther and me fr cleaning. And it was the mment when we felt the happiest.
This Saturday, after Bbby and I finished cleaning, Grandpa decided t invite us t dinner. When we finally arrived at his favrite restaurant, the waitresses greeted him as alng-lst elder. Their smiles and waves fllwed us t ur favrite table as we placed ur rders. And then we laughed and ate. Grandpa praised hw well we had cleaned his place, telling anyne wh wuld like t listen abut every task we had accmplished.
Regardless f wh was serving us at the time, each f the ther waitresses wuld cme up t say “hi” t Grandpa and cngratulate his grandkids n their wrk. It was a restaurant, but it was like ur hme. When dinner was ver, the waitress wuld bring the check and hand it t Grandpa. This time, it was Glria that bent clse t him, and tld him the amunt f the check.
Grandpa carefully dug int the pcket f his trusers and brught ut a wrn cin purse. He carefully laid ut the cins and paid the bill. Then he gave Glria a tip, but it wasn’t enugh. I was ashamed that he gt the amunt f the tip wrng, and we were embarrassed. I was abut t say smething when Glria grabbed my hands. “Cme and get sme flwers, tday’s gifts, Susie,” she said as she led me tward the cunter.
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“I want yu t listen carefully, Susie,” Glria said t me seriusly._________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Passage 13
(2024·河北·模拟预测)When Julia Harlin’s liver(肝) began failing several years ag as a result f a serius illness, her nly ptin fr survival was t get a liver transplant(移植).
Due t a lng waiting list, Julia wuld need t wait mnths r years t find a persn with a matching bld type, wh’d like t dnate his r her liver, as well as ther medical characteristics—and as a senir citizen, time wasn’t exactly n her side.
“They basically tld me, it wuld prbably be at least five years, if nt lnger, befre I wuld get the transplant,” Julia, 71, f Frederick, Maryland, recalled during an interview.
Despite having five children f her wn, Julia said she did nt want any f them t dnate their liver t her “because then I wuld be wrrying abut them n tp f wrrying abut myself”.
Withut their mm’s knwledge, hwever, Julia’s daughter Eileen Harlin and her tw ther brthers and sister applied t dnate their liver, which wuld reduce their mm’s wait time, althugh it wuld require a majr surgery.
Eileen gt the call that she was a match right befre Mther’s Day. Deciding that Mther’s Day was the best time t tell her parents, Eileen began the cnversatin, “Hey, dn’t get mad. Fr the past few mnths, I’ve been getting tested t see if I’m a match. And I am, and I want t d it.” The news was met with tears all arund. Happy tears. Hw can yu be mad when the daughter just said she was ging t save her mm’s life? “It was emtinal fr sure,” Eileen shared.
The liver transplant was carried ut successfully n Aug. 16, 2022, at the University f Maryland Medical Center in Baltimre, accrding t a press release frm the hspital. Unfrtunately, Julia received additinal bad news nt lng after the surgery. She was experiencing kidney (肾) failure due t the kidney damage.
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Julia’s dctrs said that the cnditin required her t get a new kidney.
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Eileen saved her mm’s life twice.
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Passage 14
(2024·湖南长沙·一模)The ntice was psted next t the mailbxes in the apartment building I had just mved int. “A Mitzvah(善行) fr Mrs. Green,” it read, “Sign up t drive Mrs. Green in 3B hme frm her chemtherapy(化疗) treatments twice a mnth.”
Since I wasn’t a driver, I culdn’t add my name, but the wrd “mitzvah” was always wandering in my thughts after I went upstairs. It’s a Hebrew wrd that means “t d a gd deed”. But accrding t my grandma, it als had anther meaning. This was the ne she was always pinting ut t me because she nticed that I thught it a shame t let peple d things fr me. “Linda, it’s a blessing t d a mitzvah fr smene else, but smetimes it’s a blessing t let anther persn d smething fr yu.”
One evening, snwflakes had been falling past my windw fr several hurs when the time t leave fr class came. I labred t the bus stp, reaching it just as a bus went by. Fr an hur, I prayed desperately that a bus wuld cme. Then I gave up. The wind at my back pushed me twards hme. Even if I wanted t ask smene fr a gd deed, which I did nt, there wasn’t a sul n the street.
But as I pushed the dr f my apartment pen, I fund myself face t face with a wman at the mailbx with a set f keys in her hand. Obviusly she had a car and was ging ut. In that split secnd, desperatin vercame my pride and I blurted(脱口而出), “Culd yu pssibly give me a lift?” An dd lk crssed her face and she agreed withut hesitatin.
On ur way t my schl, she spke s warmly that I felt cmfrtable. “Yu remind me f my grandmther.” I said. A slight smile crssed her lips. “Just call me Grandma Alice as my grandchildren d.” When she drpped me ff, I thanked her again and again.
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Back hme I heard a neighbr saying “Gd night, Mrs Green.” t Grandma Alice n the stairs.
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Mrs. Green visited me later and said, “May I tell yu smething?”
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Passage 15
(2024·湖北·高三下阶段练习)I wanted t g t a party. Especially it was a beach party. It had been almst the nly thing my friends had been talking abut fr the last cuple f weeks. But My mm had said n. The mre desperately I pleaded her case, the mre frcefully my mther said n. “I dn’t care wh’s ging,” said cldly my mther, “yu are nt ging.” I was heartbrken. This was my best friend’s party.
Sunday dinner came arund and my grandmther jined the family fr the meal. Gran nticed my depressin but didn’t say a wrd. It was my turn t wash up and Gran said, “Let me help yu.” “What’s up?” asked Gran as I dumped the dishes int the faming water. Gran wiped a plate with a tea twel. “Mm wn’t let me g t my best friend’s party.” I said sadly. “Has mm explained why she desn’t want yu t g?” asked Gran. “N.” I replied. “Then fr a mment, put yurself in her psitin.” said Gran. “If yu were mm, what wuld yur bjectins be?”
I hadn’t stpped t think abut my mm’s side. “Well,” I answered, “it’s a beach party. Maybe she desn’t trust us r thinks we’ll get int truble.”
“Are there ging t be any adults there?” asked Gran. “N,” I said, “wh wants their parents hanging arund when yu’re trying t have fun?” “Might it just be,” said Gran, “yur mther desn’t want anything unfrtunate t happen t yu.”“Nthing will happen.” I bjected. “Maybe yu’re right,” said Gran, “but maybe mm’s wrried in case it culd.”
Gran lked at me gently, seeming t expect my agreement. Fr a minute r s, I kept silent, pndering fr a while abut my eagerness fr the party. “Maybe, yu are right, hwever, is there n hpe?” I inquired. “Nt necessarily.” answered Gran, lst in thught.
Paragraph 1: “Then maybe think f a cmprmise.” suggested Gran.
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Paragraph 2: The lng-awaited beach party finally came.
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Passage 16
(2024河北保定高三下·开学考试)With my yungest, 11, it’s Tik Tk and FaceTime with her friends. With my middle ne, 14, it’s SnapChat with his classmates. And with my eldest, 18, it’s Tinder with, well, Gd nly knws.
What I d knw, is that my kids’ reliance n their mbile phnes is becming pathlgical(病态的). They all wander arund the huse with smart phnes permanently in their hands.
They walk in and ut f the tilet staring at the screen, they cme dwn t dinner staring at the screen and nly put it dwn because they can’t feed themselves using the screen. Gd knws what their screen time weekly reprt ntificatins wuld read.
Hwever, ne huse rule that I managed t enfrce was that they weren’t allwed their phnes in their rms vernight and there was a bed time phne amnesty(赦免) in place where they wuld all, very reluctantly, hand ver their device fr vernight charging.
Nw, I must cnfess that, ccasinally, I “frgt” t charge ne f the phnes, s that at least I wuld get ne f them t be a little mre present the fllwing mrning at breakfast and I might hear smething abut their upcming day, rather than being cmpletely ignred.
I never frgt t charge the same phne twice in ne week and s n ne seemed t get wise t my tricks, hwever this embldened me t take my cheating t new levels.
Any phne left unguarded wuld be quickly kidnapped and whisked away t an undisclsed lcatin, nly t mysteriusly reappear when I deemed that its wner had engaged with the real wrld fr a sufficient amunt f time.
Then ne night in February, it happened. A big strm hit ur rural village and we had a pwer cut. “Dad!” They screamed, ignrant f the sudden lack f light and heat and nly cncerned with the sudden lack f Wi-Fi. It began t dawn n them that they were faced with the living hell f being ff line and ff their phnes fr an amunt f time.
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What fllwed was a peaceful perid withut the addictin t their phnes.
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And s I tried it a few weekends later t see what the reactin might be.
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