练习 专题28-名校模拟读后续写精选演练80篇（二）（原卷版+解析版）

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It was twards the beginning f last year that I had made a discvery in my thrat. It seemed like a lump and I didn’t give it much attentin althugh smetimes it did bther me. But it wasn’t until March that I came t knw I was suffering frm thyrid cancer.
The wrd cancer has always scared me. It always made me think abut death but I had always thught that cancer was nly fr peple aged 40 and up; yung kids like me didn’t get cancer! Needless t say, the news was shcking. I culdn’t believe it. I thught, “This is wrng; it can’t be!” But the reality was that I had thyrid cancer and had t fight and succeed in the end.
My parents came hme with the devastating news and they were heartbrken. That was when it all started-- ne bld test after anther, a painful bipsy, many ther scans and X-rays.
Unfrtunately the dctrs were never able t find the cause f this disease ccurring amng yung kids. All they said was that “we need t take her thyrid ut befre it’s t late.”
On August 2nd, 2007, arund 10 am the surgery was dne and the dctrs were able t remve my thyrid gland. I wke up and saw all these tubes attached t my thrat and nse. The next cuple f days were t painful filled with just mre bld tests. Success as I achieved, I still bear the scar n my neck, a reminder f what I have been thrugh. I am nt saying this fr any srt f sympathy but it is the incident that has truly changed my life.
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Frm this I realized hw shrt life can be and in an instant anything can happen that can ttally change my life.
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In additin, this incident has als shaped my career gals.
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Frm this I realized hw shrt life can be and in an instant anything can happen that can ttally change my life. But I kept trying and fighting instead f giving up. This was the pint where I realized that I had t succeed in life. I believed that if I culd fight cancer I culd accmplish anything else. I tk up challenges and succeeded. I am nt discuraged if I fail because I knw success desn’t always cme easily. It takes time and hard wrk.
In additin, this incident has als shaped my career gals. I have always lved biscience and this incident made me mre interested. Maybe smeday I might find the cause f this disease. I am planning t majr in bilgy and eventually becme a dctr. I am reminded by my parents every time that being a dctr is nt easy. It takes determinatin, hard wrk and abve all the willpwer t achieve the ultimate gal. I knw that this incident had shaped these characteristics and ther features in my life. I can make it.
2．（2022·山东·莱州市第一中学三模）阅读下而材料，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。
As a single mther, I’ve never dubted my daughter Jane’s dream t be a singer n the stage. At an early age, she was crazy abut singing. Whenever she had a chance, she wuld sing t her heart’s cntent. Her sweet and charming vice tended t get peple arund attracted t her sngs.
Living in a small city, I tk several dd jbs, determined t d everything in my pwer t supprt her. Sn after Jane attended schl, her music teacher Mary nticed her talent by chance and vlunteered t give her sme guidance n hw t sing. Jane practiced s hard that befre lng she made great prgress in singing.
Unfrtunately, ne nn a year later, Jane was crssing the street when a careless driver kncked her dwn. She was rushed t hspital. When I hurried there, the dctr tld me that my daughter wuld prbably nt stand n her wn feet. I frze with shck, feeling as if I had been thrwn int a dark wrld. Weak and dizzy, I was abut t fall t the grund when smene tk hld f me.
It was Mary, wh gt the news and raced here. She cmfrted me, saying firmly, “Grace, Jane needs yu. Yu must stay calm and strng.” I ndded. Having calmed dwn, I entered the ward with Mary.
That night, Jane recvered her cnsciusness (知觉) and pened her eyes. Hlding her hand, I said, “My dear, everything wuld be fine.” Mary cmfrted her gently, “I knw yu are a strng girl, Jane. Dn’t wrry. We’ll be standing by yu.” I was heartbrken t see tears streaming dwn Jane’s cheeks.
After tw mnths, we returned hme frm hspital. Her teachers and friends frequently visited her. Jane eventually accepted the fact that she wuld have t get arund in a wheelchair. Never did she refer t the subject f singing again. I knew she was a nice and understanding girl, wh was afraid that talking abut her riginal dream wuld upset the tw f us.
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One day, hwever, Mary came with gd news.
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When the hst annunced it was Jane’s turn, she was wheeled nt the stage.
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【答案】 One day, hwever, Mary came with gd news. She tld Jane the schl music festival was t be held the next mnth and that her classmates all expected her t sing n behalf f her class. Jane’s eyes sparkled but respnded dubtfully, “Can ” Mary and I immediately assured her that she culd make it. In the fllwing mnth, with the help f Mary, Jane kept n practicing singing. Beautiful sngs eched in ur huse again and smiles began t appear n her face. Finally the big day came when she culd present herself.
When the hst annunced it was Jane’s turn, she was wheeled nt the stage. Jane was greeted with warm applause. As she began t sing, the audience gt absrbed in her beautiful vice. Secnds after her perfrmance, all the audience rse with thunderus cheers. When wheeled ff stage, Jane received praise and bunches f flwers frm her teachers and classmates. Jane was mved t tears. The kindness and encuragement frm her teachers and classmates stimulated Jane’s enthusiasm fr life, making her regain cnfidence in pursuing her riginal dream, which I will supprt whleheartedly.
3．（2022·江苏·南京市第一中学一模）阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
“Be quiet.” N ne actually ever said that t me — in fact, it was usually the ppsite “Speak up.” “What did yu say?” “I culdn’t understand yu.” But every time smene tld me t be luder, t be clearer, I wanted t shut my muth and never pen it again.
Years f living with a lisp (口齿不清) had taught me that it was better t say nthing than t speak and risk being misunderstd, leading t embarrassment and awkwardness. As a result f my silence, I felt distanced frm mst f my peers, having nly a few peple I felt were friends. “Kathryn? Oh, she’s quiet.” That’s what mst peple wuld say when they thught f me. “Quiet” might as well have been part f my name. I was kay with that. I didn’t need t be heard.
September f last year that all changed.
I started my first day f creative writing class with Ms. Haist. She is ne f thse teachers yu dn’t feel frightened t apprach; yu knw she will help yu if yu need it. I had expected t fill ut plt diagrams and learn the prper way t punctuate dialgue. Hwever, every day we wuld be given a different writing prmpt (提示词) and then, if we wished, we culd share what we had written with the class. I remember sitting and listening t thers read their wrk, and I distinctly remember thinking: That will never be me. I’ll never have the curage t d that.
Then, ne day in Octber, I was really pleased with what I had written, s pleased that I wanted t share. I remember my heart punding in my chest as I raised my hand t read, and thse urgent little vices in my mind listing all the reasns why it wasn’t a gd idea: They wn’t understand yu. Yu have a lisp, remember? Besides, yur writing isn’t that gd. Be quiet. Be quiet. I was abut t withdraw my hand when I met Ms. Haist’s encuraging eyes.
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I swallwed the vices dwn and let my real vice cme ut.
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Sn I was reading ut lud nearly every day.
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【答案】I swallwed the vices dwn and let my real vice cme ut. At first, my vice was very lw. I read my articles carefully. After I finished the first paragraph fluently, my classmate’s eyes all lked at me with affirmatin. Having finished reading this article, I was praised by Ms. Hester fr the cntent that I wrte and the changes that I made in class. It was the first time that I had received warm applause frm my teachers and classmates. When I went hme, a card was fund in my ntebk with a sentence saying “everything is pssible”. There was n dubt that it was given t me by Ms. Hester.
Sn I was reading ut lud nearly every day. In the mrning, I wuld practice my favrite nvels near the grve at schl, because I wanted t realize my dream. My dream is t becme an annuncer in the next semester, which wuld entitle me t share the students’ writing and my favrite articles. In class, I tried my best t seize every pprtunity t imprve myself. Gradually, I began t have nrmal cnversatins with my classmates and gt alng well with them. Everything in life was becming mre and mre beautiful.
4．（2022·山东省实验中学模拟预测）阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇 完整的短文。
Time was literally flying faster than yu culd blink. It was already dark. Pr Gerge still scratched every inch f his head fr sme spark f inspiratin. Their teacher had asked every student t write a cmpsitin. The title was An Unfrgettable Weekend. A bth interesting and bring tpic.
Just as Gerge was wrestling with his cmpsitin, there came a knck n the dr. It was Eric,his father.“Gerge, since tmrrw is Saturday, we will g and see yur grandparents!“ he beamed.“Williams and Jenny? I really miss them!” Gerge jumped with jy, dumping his pen n the desk.After all, Gerge hadn’t been reunited with his grandparents since the utbreak f Cvid- 19 in 2020.
Early next mrning they began their lng jurney. Gerge’s grandparents lived in a remte cuntryside. As Eric was driving, Gerge culdn’t help recalling his past experience staying in his grandparents’. The memries f dusty tracks, sme shabby huses and the smelly river still hurt painfully.“Dad, was yur hmetwn beautiful when yu lived there?“ Gerge asked curiusly.“Yu bet it! Our life wasn’t gd, but the scenery was definitely like a picture,”Eric respnded with nticeable pride. But what Gerge wrried abut was that instead f having an unfrgettable day, he wuld be greeted with unfrgettable gray, He had been deeply scared by the smg there.
With a sft brake, the car stpped, pulling Gerge frm the edge f a sweet daydream.“Here we are! Hme, sweet hme!” Eric said, buncing ut, happy as a kid. Out f the car, what Gerge saw was really unfrgettable. The ld and small huse had been replaced by a new and big ne, slid and strng. Just as Gerge was wndering what happened, the dr pened and his grandparents strde ut, wearing big smiles. Appraching Gerge, Williams gave him a tight embrace. Jenny talked eagerly with Eric. Inside the huse, they prvided updates n each ther.
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Lunch ver, Williams tk Gerge t pick strawberries in the field.
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Gerge set ut t write the cmpsitin.
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【答案】Lunch ver, Williams tk Gerge t pick strawberries in the field. With the help f Williams, Gerge quickly gt the hang f the wrk. But befre lng, his waist ached. ”Have a strawberry; it will give yu pwer,” Williams said merrily. Gerge put ne int his muth. Ww! lt explded like a little flavr bmb! This renewed his energy. Tw hurs later, they were dne.“ A dealer will cme at 6:00 t buy all these,” Grandpa tld Gerge. Then they went hme. Back at hme, Gerge knew what t write.
Gerge set ut t write the cmpsitin.“I had a very unfrgettable weekend picking strawberries,” he started it.“Bathed in brilliant sunlight,all strawberry plants thrived, their green leaves dancing in the breeze,” he cntinued. Wrds were buncing in his head. He mentined his blisters n palms, adding the finishing tuches t the cmpsitin. When Mnday came, he handed it in. As Gerge had imagined,it was rated the best ne. But what he didn’t expect was that his classmates all wanted sme blisters.
5．（2022·湖北·模拟预测）阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
Smetime during the seventh grade tw things happened t me. The first was that I gt hked n salami (腊肠). The ther thing was that my mm and I weren’t getting alng really well. We weren’t fighting really badly r anything, but we didn’t laugh tgether much anymre. Things were changing, and my mm and I were the first t feel it.
As far as the salami went, my mm wuldn’t buy any because she said it was t expensive and nt that gd fr me. T prve my emerging independence, ne day I used my pcket mney t buy a full sausage f dry salami. I didn’t want my mm t see it. S I hid it in the nly place that I knew was ttally safe — under my bed. There was a special crner under the bed that the upright hver culdn’t reach. Under the bed went the salami, back in the crner — in the dark and the dust.
A cuple f weeks later, I remembered the delicius treat that was waiting fr me. I peered beneath the bed and saw... nt the salami that I had hidden, but sme green and hairy bject that didn’t like anything that I had ever seen befre. The salami had grwn abut an inch f hair, and the hair was standing straight up, as if the salami had been surprised by the sudden appearance f my face next t its hiding place. Being a picky eater, I was nt interested in cnsuming any f this bject.
Sme time later, my mm became bsessed with spring cleaning, which in her case meant she wuld clean places that had never seen the light f day. I knew in my heart that the mment wuld sn cme when she wuld find the bject in its hiding place. During the first tw days f her cleaning, I watched carefully t judge the time when I thught she wuld find the salami, She washed, she scrubbed, she dusted... she screamed! “Ahhhhhh... ahhhhh... ahhhhh!” The screams were cming frm my rm. Alarms went ff in my head. She had fund the salami!
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“What is it, Mm?” I yelled as I ran int my rm.
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When my mm cntinued pushing it hard, I finally burst ut laughing.
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【答案】 “What is it, Mm?” I yelled as I ran int my rm. “There is smething under yur bed!” Mm screamed, “I dn’t knw what it is! Maybe it’s alive.” I pened my eyes wide t shw my cmplete inncence. I was abut t lk under my bed when she pushed me t ne side. I was prud f the bravery that she was demnstrating t save me. My mm bent dwn and pked the crner, using the handle f a brm. Hard as she pked the salami, it didn’t mve. At that pint, my chest was squeezing with an effrt t restrain my laughter.
When my mm cntinued pushing it hard, I finally burst ut laughing. “Mm, it’s a salami!” I gasped fr breath. She gazed at me with disbelief. “I bught it with my pcket mney.” My laughter gradually faded and gave way t fear. She std up, perspiratin beaded n her flushed face. Abruptly laughter explded frm her muth. I burst int laughter again. The tw f us laughed until tears rlled dwn ur cheeks. That day I ended up cleaning up the salami and my mm never blamed me fr buying it. I guessed she thught I had already paid a price. The salami prvided a memry f shared, unrestrained laughter.
6．（2022·山东烟台·三模）阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
As I sat n the bus waiting t arrive at schl, the sun shining, I just sat there full f excitement ready t enjy the first day f spring. At last, the bus stpped and I started my day.
The whle day I was waiting fr ne thing, nn break. As the day passed by, I heard the bell rang and everyne rushed ut f the dr. I hurried and ate lunch just t get utside.
As sn as I was ut, my clse friend, Riley called me ver t play basketball. We all started playing and time flew by as we heard the timekeeper yell, “10 mre minutes.” Frm that pint n, the game sped up. Scre after scre, the cmpetitin prcess was mre intense. I passed it t my teammate, Austin, and he dished it back as I pulled up a sht. I felt as if the wrld arund me were barely mving, and all I cncentrated n was the ball ging t the hp (篮筐). Nt knwing I was pushed back hard, I hit the grund. A huge pain entered my left ankle. I wanted t scream, but I didn’t, hearing the peple arund me shut fr help. I just lay there as Riley came ver t pick me up and Austin fetched a wheelchair frm the schl clinic. Bth f them helped me sit n the wheelchair. It seemed like the whle schl circled arund me as I was being pushed away.
The mment we entered the clinic where I always felt nervus, I didn’t think my ankle hurt as badly as it did just nw, s I said, “I’m kay.” Then they had t send me back t class withut any treatment. The rest f the day I felt my ankle swelling (肿) up and I thught f hw stupid I was t say that my ankle didn’t hurt in the clinic. “I shuld have gne hme.” I thught t myself as I was thrwn thrugh this terrible pain. After schl, I wrried hw t g back hme.
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Just then I fund Riley cme in with an ice pack in his hand.
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As we went ut, we were surprised t find Austin hlding sme medicinal il.
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【答案】One pssible versin
Just then I fund Riley cme in with an ice pack in his hand. Frm his lk, I culd easily read his cncern, which instantly brught tears t my eyes. He asked if my ankle swelled, his vice bviusly full f care and anxiety. I ndded helplessly, eyes autmatically settling n my aching ankle. Handing me the ice pack, he tld me it culd help relieve the pain and reduce swelling at the early stage. S mved was I that I extended my heartfelt gratitude t him. He just smiled, saying that we were gd friends and ffering t send me hme.
As we went ut, we were surprised t find Austin hlding sme medicinal il. “I usually use this kind f il when I get hurt and it des wrk. Yu can have a try.” he said with sincerity. All f a sudden, I felt I was the happiest persn in the wrld. I hugged my friends tightly, jyful tears rlling in my eyes. Blessed with such friends, I felt I had s much t be grateful fr. Jking abut my basketball skill, they sent me hme.
7．（2022·江苏·南京师大附中三模）阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整短文。
Tina was seventeen years ld and always wre a bright smile. This may nt seem that unusual except that she suffered frm a cnditin that left her muscles stiff and,fr the mst part, unmanageable. Because she had truble speaking, it was this bright smile that reflected her true persnality—a great kid. Tina used a walker mst f the time t help her thrugh the crwded schl hallways. A lt f times peple didn’t speak t her. Maybe it was because she lked different and the rest f the students didn’t knw hw t apprach her. Tina usually brke the ice with peple she met in the halls with a big “ Hi.”
One day,the assignment was t memrize three stanzas(诗节)f the pem“ Dn’t Quit.” I nly made the assignment wrth ten pints since I figured mst f my students wuldn’t d it anyway. When I was in schl and a teacher assigned a ten-pint hmewrk assignment, I wuld prbably have blwn it ff myself. S I wasn’t expecting much frm tday’s teenagers either. Tina was in the class, and I nticed a lk n her face that was different frm the nrmal bright smile. The lk was ne f wrry. “Dn’t wrry, Tina,” I thught t myself, “it’s nly ten pints.”
The day the assignment came due arrived and as I went thrugh my rster (花名册)my expectatins were met, as ne by ne each student failed t recite the pem.“Srry, Mr. Krause,” was the standard reply. It’s nly wrth ten pints “ Finally, in frustratin and half kidding, I declared that the next persn wh didn’t recite the pem perfectly had t drp n the flr and give me ten push-ups(俯卧撑).
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T my surprise, Tina was the next.
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When she finished, a student asked ”Tina, why did yu d that? It’s nly wrth ten pints!"
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【答案】One pssible versin:
T my surprise, Tina was the next. She rse frm her chair and limped t stand in frnt f the whle class with the help f her walker. Then she started t recite the pem emtinally, in a rich, snrus and almst meldius vice. The last stanza, hwever, seemed a little hard fr her. She stammered fr a few secnds, nly t utter sme fractured sentences. T ur surprise, she threw her walker away and did ten push-ups, clenching her teeth. Cnsidering her physical disability, I never thught she wuld take it s seriusly. I tld Tina she didn't have t d this fr I was just kidding, but she ignred my wrds.
When she finished, a student asked “Tina, why did yu d that? It’s nly wrth ten pints!” She replied with her familiar, bright smile, “I just want t be a nrmal persn like yu.” Everyne lapsed int the silence fr a while. Because f her disability, sme students avided her deliberately while sme are verly cncerned abut her. It never ccurred t us that we needed t treat her equally like a nrmal girl. On that day, Tina nt nly gt her nine pints ut f ten, but als wn respect and supprt frm her classmates.
8．（2022·河北沧州·二模）阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
My persnal relatinship with Steve began when I was an 18-year-ld cllege student. As I was a great lver f fruits, I ften went t the Davis Farmers Market in Califrnia’s Central Valley t buy fresh fruits. At the market I culd cme face t face with sme f the highest quality fruit n the planet and the experts wh grew it. Once when I was there, I saw a man shuting, lud and excited, and I realized he was shuting at me, demanding I try his peaches.
That was hw I gt t knw Steve, a fruit farmer wh was selling wnderful peaches grwn n his wn farm. We had a chat abut fruits and we felt like friends. Steve invited me t wrk part-time n his farm and I agreed. I wuld pick, prune (修剪), and run after birds, and I was paid in cash and fruit. Abut a year later my rmmate bserved that I might be addicted t fruit. I’d regularly cme hme frm Steve’s farm with dzens f punds f peaches, cherries, and apples.
When I was t graduate, Steve ffered me a full-time jb t drive a truck and sell fruit at Nrthern Califrnia farmers’ markets. But I turned him dwn. I wanted t be a news reprter.
While wrking as a reprter, I happened t read in an ld bk that Fairchild, a late 19th-century fd spy, traveled the wrld t find crps that didn’t exist in the U.S. He was the man wh brught America its first avcads, kale, and manges, and he helped t get the famus cherry blssm trees in Washingtn D．C．Fr three years I cmbed Fairchild’s diaries and his travel jurnals. And I sat up all night reading his century-ld writings.
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These writings gt me thinking abut Steve and the fruit trees n the farm.
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Last summer, I went t spend a cuple f days n the farm.
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【答案】These writings gt me thinking abut Steve and the fruit trees n the farm. My muth still watered at the thught f his fruits. Often, while I was writing a news article, I wuld stare ut f the windw and wnder hw my life wuld be different if I were a bit mre like Steve. Instead f writing, I wuld be grwing fruits, and making fruits mre accessible t mre peple. I even wndered whether the jb he had ffered was still pen and I fund myself phning him frm time t time, thugh I said nthing abut wrking fr him.
Last summer, I went t spend a cuple f days n the farm. I discvered hw much delight I tk in getting sme dirt under my fingernails. One day, Steve asked if I culd transprt abut 800 punds f peaches a few hundred miles t a market with his truck. I gladly agreed. We laded up the truck and I set ff. I was wearing a smile n the way, feeling cntent that, finally, I was able t return t the jb where my passin had always lain.
9．（2022·重庆巴蜀中学二模）阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
What They Fund Inside an Old Sfa Bught fr $20 Was Life-Changing
In 2021, SUNY students Reese Werkhven, Lara Russ, and Cally Guasti were living tgether in a small apartment. They decided t furnish their apartment.
The three had gne t a Salvatin Army stre t buy a sfa, and were frced t settle fr an ld, rather smelly specimen that nne f them really liked, but was the nly ne that was affrdable and wuld fit in their living rm. That day, as they were testing ut their new purchase, they nticed that smething was making a crinkling nise inside the cushins (垫子). Upn further investigatin, they discvered a few bubble-wrapped envelpes inside the sfa.
When they pened the envelpes, they were in shck. A large amunt f cash was inside. As they cntinued t pick apart the piece f furniture, they discvered mre and mre mney. Guasti said, “Just when we thught we pulled ut the last envelpe, we’d find anther $1,000 a few minutes later.”
After sme time, the three rmmates had unearthed a gd $40,000 in cash. The fantasies f what they culd d with all this mney started flwing immediately.
Hwever, they were quickly brught back t reality when they saw that there was a wman’s name n ne f the envelpes. That was when the mral dilemma started — what t d? Keep the mney fr themselves, r try t find the wner?
The three cnsulted their parents fr advice, and the next day, Werkhven gt a call frm his mm. She had tracked dwn the mystery wman and fund a phne number.
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Werkhven called the number his mm had given him, and an elderly wman picked up.
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Fr 30 years, the mney had remained safe inside the sfa.
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【答案】Werkhven called the number his mm had given him, and an elderly wman picked up. “Oh my Gd,” she cried when Werkhven tld her the stry, “I left a lt f mney in that sfa!” Later that day, the three friends drve t the wman’s huse t return the mney. As sn as they arrived, they discvered that the ld wman recently lst her husband and lived alne, and that her sick husband had given her that mney t prvide fr her after he passed away.
Fr 30 years, the mney had remained safe inside the sfa. Then, she had t have a back peratin, and while she was recvering, her daughter and sn-in-law decided t get rid f the sfa, and s the ld sfa was given t the Salvatin Army stre. The ld lady cmpletely frgt all abut the mney. When the three gave the mney back t the ld wman, she was s tuched that she gave them $1,000 as a reward fr their gd deed. The friends culdn’t have been happier with their chice.
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A week befre Hallween, my yung children wild with great happiness were walking and running arund ur hme in their Hallween cstumes. Just then the babysitter called, telling me that she was extremely srry fr asking fr a day ff. I knew that emergencies did ccur, and I tld her that I cmpletely understd. But what was actually ging thrugh my mind were feelings f frustratin and self-pity. And I had t pack my three kids int the car, and then drve t the hspital.
On the way, numerus things flded int my mind, and I especially thught abut hw life shuld be ging. I was thirty years ld, a mther f three girls-five-year-ld twins and a ne-year-ld baby. At this mment, I shuld be playing with them in the park r visiting the library tgether. But I was, nce again, ging t see the dctr. It had been a year since I was diagnsed with cancer. I knew that I was ne f the lucky nes. I was grateful that surgery and chemtherapy (化疗) were ver, and this was just a rutine bld test. As always, there was the remaining fear that the cancer wuld cme back. T be hnest, my family and friends were great during the past year when I was in bad cnditin, but they were als busy with their lives. Therefre, I did nt want t burden them with my feelings f unhappiness. What I just wanted t see were the psitive things in life and I really wanted t express my heartfelt gratitude t them.
When we finally arrived, we sat in a crwded waiting rm. Nthing special ccurred until my yungest daughter, dressed up as an angel, walked up t a wman wh was in a wheelchair and accmpanied by her caregiver. My daughter lked at the wman and pinted t the vending (售货) machine next t her, saying sweetly, “Tweet.” This was hw she said “Trick r Treat”, wh had been cached previusly by her twin sisters.
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Surprisingly, the wman, a cmplete stranger t us, knew exactly what my daughter meant.
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My daughters thanked everyne wh gave them treats.
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【答案】Surprisingly, the wman, a cmplete stranger t us, knew exactly what my daughter meant. She asked her caregiver t take her t the vending machine. Using her trembling right hand, the wman put enugh mney int the machine, and then handed each f my girls a treat. This act caused a series f acts f purchasing things n the vending machine. Sn, many peple waiting fr dctrs had a candy bar r a bag f chips ready fr the “Trick r Treat”. My kids were delighted at their gd frtune.
My daughters thanked everyne wh gave them treats. They were very happy, smiling, singing and dancing in the waiting rm. When seeing this, everyne in the rm was smiling with satisfactin. Gradually, laughter and happiness filled all the crners f the rm. I was tuched by the scene. Facing unknwn health prblems, these strangers still thught f giving my three little daughters sme Hallween fun. I realized hw kind and generus these peple are, and I felt extremely grateful t thse Hallween heres.