适用于新高考新教材2024版高考英语二轮复习挑战外刊题组练读后续写课件

这是一份适用于新高考新教材2024版高考英语二轮复习挑战外刊题组练读后续写课件，共14页。PPT课件主要包含了Passage 1，Passage 2等内容，欢迎下载使用。

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 I was 13,I climbed my first muntain—a fairly gentle 3,900-ft peak near where I live.I was verweight at the time and ut f breath when I reached the summit.But I lved the challenge f cnquering smething bigger than myself.Sn I’d climbed nearly 100 peaks.My parents were happy I’d finally fund a hbby.
I ften g climbing with my friend Mel Olsen.Tw years ag,n December 30,when I was 16,she and I drve t Oregn t tackle 11,240-ft Munt Hd.We started at 3 a.m.,fllwing the paths alngside the ski runs. Alng the way,we met tw ther climbers and the fur f us cntinued n tgether.After abut five hurs,we reached a plateau(高原) at abut 10,000 feet, just befre the final push t the tp.By this pint,the wind cnditins were nasty.My expsed skin felt as thugh it were burning.The ther climbers decided t turn back,but Mel and I went ahead.
The trail(路径) we fllwed grew narrwer and steeper.At arund 9 a.m., we reached a patch f ice called an ice step.I vlunteered t g first.I placed my left ft n the ice step.Cnfident I was safe,I put my full weight n it. Suddenly,I heard a crack,and the whle ice brke ff the step,right under my ft.In an instant,I fell backward,rlling dwn the muntain.I stuck ut my arms and legs,grabbing at anything.That stpped my smersaulting(翻滚) dwn the muntain,but I was still sliding.After a few secnds,I came t a stp. I’d fallen 600 feet.
I tk a survey f my bdy t see where I was hurt,starting with my head, then my neck and arms.Fr the mst part,I was fine,except that I was suffering frm a sharp,agnizing(痛苦难忍的) pain in my left leg.注意:1.续写词数应为 150 左右;2.请按如下格式作答。
As Mel and ther climbers made their way dwn,I yelled fr help.                  The dctrs tld me it wuld be a year befre I culd climb again,but I was back n the trails within six mnths.                
As Mel and ther climbers made their way dwn,I yelled fr help.They immediately came t assist me and called the Muntain Rescue.Mel stayed by my side while I tried nt t cry frm the pain.I’d been lying n the ice shivering fr fur hurs by the time the rescuers reached me.They strapped me int a sled and pulled me dwn the muntain.I have a pretty high pain tlerance,but I screamed with each bunce.At the bttm f Munt Hd,I was laded int an ambulance and taken t a hspital.
The dctrs tld me it wuld be a year befre I culd climb again,but I was back n the trails within six mnths.The fall has made me mre cautius. One slip n a muntain can change everything.But the experience als made me grw as a persn.There was a lt f media attentin fllwing the accident. Strangers cmmented n the vides,saying I’d put thers in danger.I think handling all that at such a yung age helped me mature.Since the accident,I’ve climbed anther 60 muntains.I’m nt ging t let ne fall keep me frm ding my favrite thing in the wrld.
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。It was in the midwinter,and the cuple trudged(跋涉) thrugh the freezing night,seeking shelter.The father-t-be scanned the radside fr sme hme,sme inn,sme stable where his struggling cmpanin might rest safely fr the night.He lked ver at her frequently.She labred alng;her way made heavier by the new life grwing inside her.They needed a warm,dry place safe frm the bitter wind.Their names were nt Mary and Jseph,but Pepper and Cper.Nr were they man and wife,but rather a pair f beagles(小猎犬) n a rural highway utside f twn.
That December night,Gus Kiebel,a cunty wildlife fficer,was driving hme frm wrk when he sptted the pair in the flash f his headlights.It was snwing s hard that it was difficult t see,but he culd tell the dgs were wearing cllars and tags(标签).What were they ding ut here n this stretch f rad?He parked his truck and apprached the animals.Gus stretched ut his hands t the beagles,which made n effrt t escape. He placed the dgs in his truck,n the flr f the passenger side.By the time he came arund t the driver’s side,he fund that they had climbed nt the passenger seat and were snuggled(偎依) tgether there.Gus snapped a picture f the pair and sent it t his wife,Katie Kiebel.
Then he dialed the number frm the dgs’ tags.A man answered and immediately grew defensive when Gus tld him why he was calling.“I gave thse dgs away,” the man said.“They’re nt mine anymre.” The man hung up.These beagles—wh lked ragged and uncared fr—were abandned, then.N hme at all in this wrld.Gus lked ver at them,and then he called Katie.注意:1.续写词数应为150左右;2.请按如下格式作答。
“Yu cannt put them back in the snw,” she said.“Bring them hme.”                  The next day,Katie tk the dgs t the shelter t drp them ff.                
“Yu cannt put them back in the snw,” she said.“Bring them hme.”The Kiebels prepared a bed fr the dgs n their warm enclsed prch,and laid ut fd and water.The exhausted animals lay tgether,Cper,the male, peridically lifting his head t fuss ver Pepper.Althugh Gus had dreamed f wning beagles as a by and keeping this pair was ut f the questin,the Kiebels already had a dg.But he knew smene at a n-kill shelter,the League fr Animal Welfare.