2022届高考英语读后续写精读精炼（三）（含答案）练习题

这是一份2022届高考英语读后续写精读精炼（三）（含答案）练习题，共9页。试卷主要包含了词汇激活等内容，欢迎下载使用。
Peter, a 5-year-ld by, shwed such great interest in sea shells that he wuld rush t pick them up with his 3-year-ld sister, Shirley. They screamed ut their jy as Peter cllected his treasure int his pckets. Fr Peter, sea shells lay shinning n the peaceful beach, waiting fr him, just like stars twinkling (闪烁) in the sky. As waves tuched them, they seemed t be flwers blming (绽放)in gentle wind.
One day, Peter was wandering thrugh market with Shirley, with sme shells in his pcket. Suddenly Peter fund his yunger sister was lagging (落后) behind. He stpped and lked back, finding Shirley was standing in frnt f a ty shp and was staring at smething with great interest.
The by went back t her and asked, “What d yu want?” Shirley pinted at the dll, wearing a smile n her inncent face. Peter held his yunger sister’s tiny hand, walking int the shp. He tipted (踮起脚尖) t reach fr the dll, and like a respnsible elder brther, gave the precius dll t Shirley. Hlding tightly the dll, the sister was very very happy.
The shpkeeper was watching everything and getting amused t see the matured (成熟的) behavir f the by. Nw the by came t the cunter and asked the shpkeeper, “Hw much des this dll cst, Sir?”
The shpkeeper was a cl man, wh had suffered frm smething in his life. S he asked the by with lve and affectin, “Well, what can yu pay?” Peter reached int his clthes fr mney that was intended fr these tw little guys’ breakfast. Having cunted the mney, Peter put it carefully n the cunter, asking again, “Sir, is it enugh fr my little sister’s dll?”
The amusing scene just in frnt f the shpkeeper eventually brught a smile n his face. Shaking his head slightly, he replied, “My by, I am afraid it seems nt t be enugh.”
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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With his eyes fixed n Peter’s pcket, he wndered what Peter wuld d.
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Seeing Peter leaving happily with his sister hlding the dll tightly, an assistant in that shp gt surprised.
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二：文本解析
【分析】本文以人物为线索展开，讲述了5岁的Peter和3岁的妹妹Shirley捡了一些贝壳，这些贝壳对Peter来说很珍贵。一天，他们闲逛时，Shirley被玩具店里的洋娃娃吸引了，Peter把洋娃娃拿给了Shirley，并前去付钱。老板看着这一切，感到有趣之余还想看看Peter在钱不够的情况下是否愿意舍弃他喜爱的贝壳。最后，好心的老板只收了Peter两个贝壳。
1.段落续写：
①.由第一段首句内容“他的眼睛盯着Peter的口袋，想知道Peter会做什么。”可知，第一段可描写Peter下定决心拿出来口袋里所有的贝壳，老板只收了他两个贝壳。
②.由第二段首句内容“看到Peter高兴地和紧紧抱着洋娃娃的妹妹离开，店里的一个员工感到很惊讶。”可知，第二段可描写Peter和妹妹离开，店员感到很惊讶，老板解释了原因。
2.续写线索：Peter犹豫——拿出贝壳——老板退钱——兄妹离开——店员惊讶——老板解释。
3.词汇激活
行为类
①.下决心：make up ne’s mind/ make a decisin
②.买：buy/ purchase
情绪类
①.高兴地：happily/ jyfully/ gladly
②.惊讶的：shcked/ surprised/ amazed
高分句型
1. He tk ut all the shells frm his pcket, giving them t the shpkeeper, wh tk them and started t cunt as if he had been cunting the mney. （由关系代词wh引导非限制性定语从句和由连接词as if引导的虚拟句）
2. Peter put thse shells back int his pcket very happily, leaving with Shirley hlding the dll tightly. （由现在分词作状语）
3. When he grws up, he will remember he purchased a dll fr his sister with the shells frm a shpkeeper.（由连接词when引导时间状语从句）
三：续写单句训练
他的眼睛盯着彼得的口袋，不知道彼得会怎么办。

看着雪莉的微笑渐渐消失，彼得皱起了眉头。

过了一会儿，他似乎下定了主意。

他从口袋里掏出所有的贝壳，交给店主，店主拿来，开始数，好像他在数钱似的。

然后他看了看彼得。彼得问他，“现在就够了吗？”店主回答说：“这些够了。”

说着，他只放了两枚炮弹，剩下的钱还了回去。

彼得很高兴地把那些炮弹放回口袋，离开了，雪莉紧紧地抱着洋娃娃。

看到彼得高兴地离开，妹妹紧紧地抱着娃娃，那家店里的一个助手吃了一惊。

他问店主，“先生！”你只收他们两个炮弹费用吗？

店主微笑着说：“对我们来说，这些都是贝壳，但对那个男孩来说，它们都是珍宝。”

他对妹妹的爱是最珍贵的。

他看着这些可爱的孩子直到他们看不见，他继续说，“他长大后，他会记得他给妹妹买了一个娃娃，从店主那里买了贝壳。”

他会珍惜生命中的爱和温暖——珍惜他心中的每一颗闪亮的小贝壳。”

四：佳作展现
With his eyes fixed n Peter’s pcket, he wndered what Peter wuld d.
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Seeing Peter leaving happily with his sister hlding the dll tightly, an assistant in that shp gt surprised.
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五：课后练笔
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。
During the Great Depressin in the 1930s, my grandparents Milas and Mary Dunaway lived well n their small farm — always busy with gardening, beekeeping r ne f their many ther prjects. They als wned a tiny cuntry stre. Almst every day, yu culd find my brthers, my cusins and me hanging arund ur grandparents’ place, eyeballing Grandmther’s teacakes and ther gdies. Grandpa, n the ther hand, was the persn we wuld try t mve quickly t avid, because he always had dzens f things just waiting fr us.
One fine spring day, when Cusin Mary and I had just planned a full day f playing arund when Grandpa saw us. “Cme n,” he said. “I need yu t help plant sybeans(大豆) .” We were a little afraid f him, s we had t fllw alng. The field, which wasn’t really very big, lked like a hundred acres t Mary and me.
Grandpa shwed us hw he wanted the sybeans drpped int the furrw(犁沟) he made in each rw. This was fun fr a few minutes, but we quickly gt tired f drpping sybean after sybean, evenly spaced, int the sil. The jb seemed endless. When we began drpping the sybeans t thickly, he wuld crrect us. Under the watchful eye f Grandpa, we planted carefully behind him, sybean after sybean, slwly dwn the rws.
But as he began t trust us t d it right, Grandpa wrked his way a gd distance ahead f us. Suddenly, as we lked tward him, Mary and I nticed a hllw stump(空心的树桩) up ahead that had nt been cleared frm the field. That’s when a trick started. We lked at the sybeans, lked at the stump and lked at Grandpa. Walking slwly and heavily alng, ne tiny sybean at a time, we came near t the stump. Once we reached it we quickly put mre than a galln f sybeans int the stump and began cvering the whle thing with dirt. Just then Grandpa turned and lked ur way.
注意：
1. 续写的词数应为150左右；
2. 请按如下格式作答。
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六：单句训练
我们的心跳动得跳动。我们已经被抓住了！

但爷爷只是喊道：“你们俩最好不要在泥土里玩，回去工作。”

过了一会儿，我们回答说我们几乎没完大豆了。

他过来了，检查了我们的袋子说：“我想我买够了。”

玛丽和我很快就种植完了剩下的大豆，高兴地跑回了屋里。

祖母甚至给了我们糖果作为奖励我们的帮助。我们已经侥幸逃脱了惩罚！

我们的诀窍直到几天后下雨时才被发现。

当太阳出来时，爷爷走到田野里，看看他的大豆是否升起。

哦，他们都起床了，尤其是在一个地方。

成百上千的小大豆从树桩上竖立起来。

我们原以为自己很聪明，可以愚弄爷爷

玛丽和我终于受到了惩罚，爷爷笑了最后一声。每个人都必须从小就学会诚实。

参考答案
三：单句训练
With his eyes fixed n Peter’s pcket, he wndered what Peter wuld d.
Watching Shirley’s Smile fading away, Peter frwned.
After a while, he seemed t make up his mind.
He tk ut all the shells frm his pcket, giving them t the shpkeeper, wh tk them and started t cunt as if he had been cunting the mney.
Then he lked at Peter. Peter asked him, “Is it enugh nw?
“ The shpkeeper replied, “These are mre than the cst.” Saying s, he kept nly tw shells and returned the remaining and the mney.
Peter put thse shells back int his pcket very happily, leaving with Shirley hlding the dll tightly.
Seeing Peter leaving happily with his sister hlding the dll tightly, an assistant in that shp gt surprised.
He asked the shpkeeper, “Sir! Yu nly charge them fr 2 shells? !”
The shpkeeper said with a smile, “Fr us these are shells, but fr the by they are treasures.
His lve fr his sister is the mst precius.”
Watching the lvely kids until they were ut f sight, he cntinued, “When he grws up, he will remember he purchased a dll fr his sister with the shells frm a shpkeeper.
He will cherish lve and warmth in life--cherish every little shining sea shell in his heart.”
六：单句训练
Our hearts beat very hard and quickly. We’d been caught!
But Grandpa just called ut, “Yu tw had better stp playing in the dirt and get back t wrk.” After a mment, we answered that we were almst ut f sybeans.
He came ver, checked ur bags and said, “I think I bught enugh fr this whle field.”
Mary and I sn finished planting the remaining sybeans and happily ran back t the huse.
Grandmther even gave us candies as a reward fr ur help. We had gtten away with it!
Our trick wasn’t fund ut until a few days later, when it rained.
When the sun came ut, Grandpa went ut t the field t see if his sybeans were up.
Oh, they were up, all right — especially in ne lcatin.
Hundreds and hundreds f tiny sybeans stuck up frm the stump.
We had thught we were s smart that we culd fl Grandpa.
Mary and I were finally punished, and Grandpa had the last laugh.
Everybdy must learn t be hnest frm a yung age.
四：佳作展现
（一）
With his eyes fixed n Peter’s pcket, he wndered what Peter wuld d. Hesitantly taking ut the treasured sea shells in his pckets, Peter asked in a lw vice, “Sir, can these help cver the cst?” Watching the 5-year- ld carefully lay dwn all his shining shells n the cunter, the man was smewhat tuched, but he just pretended t be cunting the shells seriusly, “Let me see, ne, tw…Ok. The shells are just enugh. Yu can take the dll and save the mney”. Hearing this, Peter felt truly amazed and thanked the shpkeeper, wh actually wanted t thank the tw little kids, especially when he saw a big smile quickly spread ver the little girl’s inncent face. They said gdbye and left happily with the dll.
Seeing Peter leaving happily with his sister hlding the dll tightly, an assistant in that shp gt surprised. Since his bss had been in such a lw md recently that he seldm wre any smile and talked much. When the shpkeeper turned arund and nticed the assistant’s surprised lk, he said smilingly, “lvely kids, aren’t they? When I see the little by is willing t take all he has t buy a dll fr his lvely sister, it really warms my heart.” The assistant replied thughtfully, “When he grws up, he will remember he purchased a dll fr his sister with the shells frm a shpkeeper, which will surely warm his heart, t.”
（二）
Our hearts beat very hard and quickly. We’d been caught! But Grandpa just called ut, “Yu tw had better stp playing in the dirt and get back t wrk.” After a mment, we answered that we were almst ut f sybeans. He came ver, checked ur bags and said, “I think I bught enugh fr this whle field.” Mary and I sn finished planting the remaining sybeans and happily ran back t the huse. Grandmther even gave us candies as a reward fr ur help. We had gtten away with it!
Our trick wasn’t fund ut until a few days later, when it rained. When the sun came ut, Grandpa went ut t the field t see if his sybeans were up. Oh, they were up, all right — especially in ne lcatin. Hundreds and hundreds f tiny sybeans stuck up frm the stump. We had thught we were s smart that we culd fl Grandpa. Mary and I were finally punished, and Grandpa had the last laugh. Everybdy must learn t be hnest frm a yung age.