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专题模拟训练(读后续写)
读后续写(一)A(2025·西北四省高三一模)Vlcanic ash frm Iceland's Eyjafjallajökull made Eurpe's airprts shut dwn fr nearly a week, leaving thusands f passengers stranded(滞留) acrss the glbe.Amng them was Agnes's mther, Sphia Atila Kafu, wh was stuck at Schiphl Airprt in Amsterdam, nearly 4,000 miles away frm Agnes, wh was in Canada, waiting fr her mther t attend her graduatin ceremny.
This wuld hardly be ntable were it nt fr the fact that Sphia was 64, had never been utside Kenya, had never been n a plane, had never been inside an airprt, spke nly Swahili(斯瓦希里语), carried nly 25 eurs and didn't have a wrking mbile.By the time Agnes realized smething was wrng, Sphia had already been stranded at Schiphl fr 19 hurs.She had sme emergency cntact details with her but, s far, n call had been made r received.
Realizing that her mther was unable t seek help, Agnes called the airline, KLM(荷兰航空), t ask if they culd search fr her.The airline tld her that there was t much chas in the airprt and that they wuld nt be able t lcate ne particular persn.Unable t rest, Agnes cntacted her friends and her clleagues fr help.Sn, there were peple frm Bstn, Trnt, New Yrk and San Francisc wrking n a slutin.By nw, Sphia had been stranded fr nearly 40 hurs.
One f Agnes's friends sent an email t her cntacts titled “Urgently need yur netwrking help！” It begged, “D yu knw anyne wh's stranded in Amsterdam, r knw anyne whse Facebk friends r X fllwers might be there？”This email spread quickly amng friends f friends.Within tw hurs, the email went int the inbx f Gerge Bugias, the manager f Delta Airlines (a KLM partner)．Gerge happened t knw Swahili.A few minutes later, Gerge was n his way t the airprt.He and six security agents began t cmb the airprt.
注意：1．续写词数应为150左右；2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Near midnight, they nticed a figure wrapped in a blanket utside the airprt.
Fur days later, Sphia arrived in Canada in time fr Agnes's graduatin ceremny.
【范文】Near midnight, they nticed a figure wrapped in a blanket utside the airprt. They walked ver and lifted the blanket.Underneath was a wman in her 60s.“Mama Sphia？” asked Gerge.Then, in Swahili：“We've been sent here by yur daughter.” Sphia ndded and smiled.Shaken but relieved, she explained that anther African wman, wh spke English, had taken care f her.They had tried t call Agnes but hadn't been able t reach her number.T the relief f everyne, Mama Sphia was finally fund.
Fur days later, Sphia arrived in Canada in time fr Agnes's graduatin ceremny.A wrrying event finally came t a gd end.Agnes was grateful that s many peple had helped her and was in awe f the pwer f the Internet.Surprisingly, the experience left Sphia mre psitive abut flying.Trublesme as it was, the kindness f strangers taught her an imprtant lessn.“Yu might have a prblem，” she said.“But as lng as ther peple knw it, it's nt nly yurs anymre.”
B(2025·河南省郑州市高三一模)Eight-year-ld Lily was a curius little girl wh lved explring the wrld arund her.One day, Lily's mther asked her t g t the stre t buy sme grceries.Excited by the thught f being respnsible, Lily happily walked alng the streets, her small steps filled with purpse and enthusiasm.The sun was shining, and the air was filled with the scent(香味) f freshly baked bread frm the nearby bakery, adding t her excitement.
As Lily walked int the stre, she nticed a beautiful cntainer f pink candies n the cashier's desk.The candies were wrapped in sparking wrappers, and they seemed t call ut t her.She really wanted t buy them.Hwever, there was ne prblem—she didn't have enugh mney t pay.Then, Lily came up with an idea.She tld herself it was just a little white lie and that n ne wuld ever knw.It seemed like a simple slutin t her dilemma(困境)．She quickly put the candies int her shpping bag and paid fr the grceries, hping that her secret wuld be safe.
That evening, Lily culdn't help but feel regretful in her heart.The excitement f the day had faded, replaced by a heavy feeling f guilt.She knew that what she had dne wasn't right.Her cnscience(良知) was eating away at her, causing her t lse sleep and feel restless.The candies, nce a surce f jy, nw sat heavily in her stmach, a reminder f her actins.The next mrning, Lily's mther nticed her daughter's trubled expressin and asked her what was wrng.Lily hesitated fr a mment, the weight f her secret almst t much t bear.But then, the truth pured ut f her muth like a waterfall.
“Mm, I have smething t tell yu，” Lily said, tears welling up in her eyes, “I tk sme candies frm the stre withut paying fr them.I'm really srry.” Her vice was small, but the sincerity in her wrds was clear.Her mther's face sftened, and she pulled Lily int a warm hug.“Lily, I am prud f yu fr telling me the truth，” her mther said gently.“But it's imprtant t understand that lying, even abut smething small, can hurt thers and urselves.Let's g back t the stre and make things right.”注意：1．续写词数应为150左右；2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Shrtly, Lily and her mther were back at the stre.
Frm that day n, Lily understd the imprtance f telling the truth.
【范文】Shrtly, Lily and her mther were back at the stre.Lily's heart was punding, but her mther gave her the curage she needed.They apprached the cashier desk, and with a trembling vice, Lily explained what she had dne and admitted her mistake.The stre wner, surprised by the little girl's hnesty, smiled kindly and praised her fr her integrity.He even gave her a bag f candies as a reward fr her bravery and hnesty.Lily's face lit up with relief and gratefulness as she handed ver the mney, feeling a heavy weight lift ff her shulders.
Frm that day n, Lily understd the imprtance f telling the truth. The experience taught her that hnesty, even when it's difficult, is always the best plicy.She learned that while mistakes are part f life, it's hw we crrect them that builds up ur character.Lily's mther's supprt and the stre wner's understanding left a lasting impressin n her.She prmised never t let a “little white lie” clud her judgment again.The pink candies incident remained a precius memry, a reminder f the pwer f truth and the warmth f a mther's lve in guiding her thrugh life's lessns.
C(2025·江西省九师联盟高三5月模拟预测)65-year-ld Mr.Jenkins had lived a simple life in a twn fr a year.He liked almst everything there, especially a grcery stre where there were many sugar jars(罐子) beside the cunter.Every Thursday, Mr.Jenkins wuld shp at the stre.Cffee was always n his shpping list as he liked it very much.Each time, Mrs.Ra, the kind and enthusiastic wner, wuld greet him warmly frm the cunter and chat with him fr a while.
What Mrs.Ra talked abut mst was her sn Dave, a cllege student.Dave ften checked n his mther thrugh the stre's security camera, which allwed him t see what happened almst everywhere f the stre, especially the cunter.A mnth ag, when Mr.Jenkins came as usual, Mrs.Ra shared the gd news that her sn wuld sn g hme fr a winter break.When Dave returned n Mnday, his mther caught a bad cld.“Take a gd rest.I will mind the stre，” Dave said t his mther.Althugh Dave hadn't dne that befre, Mrs.Ra agreed.
Actually, everything went well when Dave was in charge.On the afternn f the furth day, Dave met a few exchanges with Dave, Mr.Jenkins began t lk fr desired grceries.After he gt the last item—a bag f cffee, he headed t the cunter, ready t make the payment.“30 dllars, please！” Dave said as he packed Mr.Jenkins's grceries int a shpping tk ut his wallet and cunted the bills carefully.“30 dllars, exactly，” Mr.Jenkins said.
“'m afraid we're shrt ne dllar，” Dave smiled after cunting the bills twice.A little cnfused as he was, Mr.Jenkins aplgized immediately and tk ut ne extra dllar.Dave waved gdbye t Mr.Jenkins as he tk the shpping bag and walked utside the stre.注意：1．续写词数应为150左右；2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Hwever, Dave fund a ne-dllar bill behind the sugar jars that evening.
The next Thursday, Dave and Mrs.Ra aplgized t Mr.Jenkins.
【范文】Hwever, Dave fund a ne-dllar bill behind the sugar jars that evening.He was surprised t see it, realizing that Mr.Jenkins had indeed paid the full amunt fr his grceries.Feeling guilty, Dave knew he had t make things right.He decided t save the dllar and return it t Mr.Jenkins the fllwing Thursday.As he thught abut the situatin, he admired Mr.Jenkins's kindness, and it made him appreciate the elderly man even mre.He lked frward t seeing him again and hped that this small act wuld help mend the misunderstanding.
The next Thursday, Dave and Mrs.Ra aplgized t Mr.Jenkins. “I'm s srry fr the mix-up last week，” Dave said sincerely, handing him the dllar bill.“I didn't cunt crrectly, and I feel terrible abut it.” Mr.Jenkins smiled warmly and waved ff his cncerns.“It's nt a prblem, yung man.Mistakes happen！” he chimed in, “We appreciate yur understanding, means a lt t us.” The three f them shared a laugh, and Mr.Jenkins felt a sense f belnging in the small twn.As he left the stre, he realized that these interactins made his life richer, reminding him that kindness and cmmunity were the true treasures he cherished.
读后续写(二)A(2025·四川省巴中高三一模)Jcelyn and Eileen lived nly a blck apart, and their lives seemed t mve perfectly tgether.Where Jcelyn went, Eileen fllwed, and where Eileen dreamed, Jcelyn built.But as the years passed, the clseness began t change.It started slwly：Jcelyn chse a cllege in a distant city, while Eileen stayed clse t hme.Phne calls and text messages became the way they cmmunicated with each ther.At first, they made it wrk.But sn, the calls grew shrter, and the messages came with increasing delays.
A year turned int tw.Jcelyn came hme fr Christmas during her secnd winter break.They planned t meet at their favrite café.But when Eileen arrived, the warmth she expected wasn't there.Jcelyn lked different, as if the city had reshaped her.Her wrds were rushed, her laughter slightly guarded.They talked, but it wasn't like befre.Jcelyn's stries f her fast-paced life in the city felt freign t Eileen.Eileen spke abut her jb at the lcal bkstre and her recent painting classes, but Jcelyn's absent-minded nds hurt.There was a gap between them nw, wide and grwing.
A week later, during a rare evening walk tgether, the tensin finally surfaced.“Yu never ask abut me anymre，” Eileen said, her vice trembling(颤抖)．“It's like yu're here, but yu're nt really here.”Jcelyn stpped, surprised.“That's nt fair.I'm trying, Eileen.But everything's different nw.Life is different.”“Yu're different，” Eileen sht back.“We used t share everything.Nw I feel like I'm just sme small piece f yur past.”
Jcelyn hesitated, searching fr wrds.“I didn't mean fr this t happen，” she said quietly.“But maybe we're just grwing in different directins.”The silence between them was heavier than the winter air.They bth knew the truth in Jcelyn's wrds, but neither wanted t admit hw much it hurt.Later their meetings grew less frequent.Their cnversatins became just the ccasinal hliday greeting.注意：1．续写词数应为150左右；2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
One spring mrning, Eileen received a large express package frm Jcelyn.
Eileen felt a rush f emtins as she read Jcelyn's heartfelt wrds.
【范文】One spring mrning, Eileen received a large express package frm Jcelyn.Surprised, she pened it t find a bx filled with carefully chsen items：a pht album f their childhd adventures, a necklace she had nce admired in a shp but never bught, and a handwritten letter.In the letter, Jcelyn aplgized fr the distance that had grwn between them.She admitted she had been swept up in her new life, but wanted Eileen t knw she still cherished their friendship deeply.The letter ended with a prmise t recnnect and hnr the bnd that had shaped them bth.
Eileen felt a rush f emtins as she read Jcelyn's heartfelt wrds.Tears filled her eyes.She realized that while their lives had taken different paths, the fundatin f their friendship remained strng.That evening, she called Jcelyn, and they talked like they hadn't in years—penly, with hnesty and withut judgment.They laughed, shared updates, and reflected n hw far they had cme.Thugh their lives had changed, they realized their bnd didn't have t disappear.It culd evlve, grwing with them, int smething new but equally meaningful and lasting.
B(2025·湖北省新高考联考协作体高三一模)On his 10-year-ld birthday party, Andrew received a delicate small ntebk frm his parents as a gift.It was a little different frm ther ntebks, since it had a place where Andrew culd put a pencil.“S cnvenient！” Andrew lved it s much and always kept it alng with him in a pcket.
Whenever he nticed smething interesting, Andrew wuld write it dwn in the ntebk.One afternn, after Andrew returned frm schl, he called his best friend, Kris, a well-trained shepherd dg(牧羊犬) and said, “Cme, Kris！Let's g ut and have fun.” They went t the Pasture field(牧场) t catch the butterflies and there they fund a shaft(通风井), which seemed t be deserted fr a lng time.Andrew sat dwn n the edge f the shaft, bending ver t see hw deep it was.Suddenly, he lst his balance and fell in.“Help！Help！” Andrew called desperately.But n respnse at all.He was s far away frm the huse.He made several attempts t climb up the shaft but again he failed！Nw Andrew was exhausted and frustrated.When Kris saw his master falling int the shaft, the little gd cmpanin ran rund and rund, reaching dwn and trying t pull him ut.Unfrtunately, a piece f rck gave way under his feet, and he fell in the shaft t!
It was getting dark.When Andrew's mther came back frm wrk and fund there was n ne at hme, she was anxius and wrried.Withut any clue at hme, she decided t lk fr Andrew utside.She went t all the trees under which Andrew was in the habit f playing, but he was nwhere t be fund.By this time, the sun had gne dwn.A feeling f panic tk hld f her.She cmfrted herself that Andrew might have cme back.She rushed back, hping t find her sn at hme.注意：1．续写词数应为150左右；2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Unexpectedly, she fund Kris sitting in frnt f the dr, with a ntebk in his muth.
Successfully rescued, Andrew explained t Mum hw he came up with the idea.
【范文】Unexpectedly, she fund Kris sitting in frnt f the dr, with a ntebk in his muth. A sense f cnfusin taking hld f her, she tk the ntebk and quickly pened it nly t find a message frm Andrew, reading, “Help！I am in a shaft in the pasture！” Half verjyed and half anxius, Mum gestured Kris t lead the way.Seeming t understand her and wagging his tail wildly, Kris turned arund and ran frward fllwed him clsely t the shaft f the pasture, where Andrew was alive and well.Hw glad Andrew was when his mther caught him by the arms and lifted him ut!
Successfully rescued, Andrew explained t Mum hw he came up with the idea. After he and Kris bth fell int the shaft, he tried t calm himself dwn and think f hw t get ut.The mment he tuched the ntebk in his pcket, a gd idea ccurred t him.He tk it ut, wrte dwn the message.Then he bent dwn, lifted the dg up with all his strength, raised himself upn tipte and helped him ut.Kris, being a smart and bedient dg, tk Andrew's ntebk and raced t get help.Having heard this, Mum was amazed at her sn's quick mind and thanked Kris fr his bravery and lyalty.
C(2025·浙江省绍兴市高三二模)At a lcal high schl in San Francisc, Mr.Adams was well-lved by his pupils.He taught music, smething he was passinate abut ever since he was a child.Nt all students were fnd f playing musical instruments and singing, but because f Mr.Adams' fun and easy lessns, he instantly became every pupil's favrite teacher.He wuld teach them hw t play instruments and have jamming sessins(即兴演奏) with them where they perfrmed the students' favrite sngs.
“Yu knw, the key t making the kids lve yur lessns is t make it relatable t them，” he tld his fellw teachers.“Once yu catch their attentin, it'll be easier fr them t absrb what yu're trying t teach them.”Mr.Adams taught Grade 11 and 12 high schl students.Thanks t his fun nature, his students respected him as a teacher but treated him like a friend.They went t him fr advice and wuld hang ut with him utside f class t play music and exchange stries.
One day, his students scheduled a day t spend time with him t make the playlist f their upcming prm.It was such a frmal dance that they wuld spend a lt buying dresses and suits.He was glad t help them and scheduled their sessin fr Friday that week.Hwever, that Friday, Mr.Adams didn't shw up t class fr the first time.“I wnder if he's kay，” ne student said, wrried.“He's never been absent befre！”The students waited inside the music rm patiently.After a cuple f minutes, thugh, the schl directr entered the rm and said that Mr.Adams wuld nt be returning any time sn.
“I knw hw much yu all lve Mr.Adams, s I'm disclsing this infrmatin.Last night, a frest fire burned dwn his huse, and he was devastated.He wrked hard t put up that huse, but he culdn't save it.He was nly able t retrieve a few items, but ther than that, everything he wned is gne，” she revealed.The news saddened Mr.Adams' students.注意：1．续写词数应为150左右；2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
“We have t help him！” the student cuncil president said.
When Mr.Adams finally made it t the prm, he was surprised t see everyne in casual wear instead f the frmal clthes.
【范文】“We have t help him！” the student cuncil president said.The students immediately sprang int actin.They rganized a fundraising campaign, setting up dnatin bxes arund the schl.Everyne was eager t cntribute.Sme students gave up their weekly allwances, while thers sld handmade crafts t raise mre mney.They als planned a charity cncert, where they perfrmed all the sngs Mr.Adams had taught them.The whle schl came tgether, and in a shrt time, they had cllected a substantial amunt.They used part f the mney t buy essential items fr Mr.Adams and saved the rest t help him rebuild his huse.
When Mr.Adams finally made it t the prm, he was surprised t see everyne in casual wear instead f the frmal clthes.The student cuncil president stepped frward and explained, “Mr.Adams, we knew yu lst s much in the fire.We decided t cancel the frmal part f the prm and use the mney we wuld have spent n fancy dresses and suits t help yu.This is ur small way f shwing hw much we care.” Mr.Adams was deeply tuched.Tears welled up in his eyes as he lked at his kind-hearted students.He realized that the lve and supprt he had given them were reciprcated in the mst beautiful way.