-2024届高三英语二轮复习读后续写 Ramon建议用善意的方式解决两人的矛盾 讲义

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。Michaelsawthetroublecoming.TherestandinginthehallwaywasFrank,theboywhoenjoyedmakingfunofanyoneatanygivenmoment,Frankwastallandstrong,sofewofhisvictimsstooduptohim,MichaelhatedtheideathatFrankalwaysgotawaywithhiswrongdoing.Yetlikemostkidswhowerepickedon,hejusttookitquietlyandwaitedfortheunpleasanttopass.迈克尔看到麻烦来了。站在走廊里的是弗兰克，这个男孩喜欢在任何时候取笑任何人，弗兰克又高又强壮，所以很少有受害者站出来反抗他，迈克尔讨厌弗兰克总是逍遥法外的想法。然而，就像大多数被挑剔的孩子一样，他只是静静地接受，等待不愉快的事情过去。Frankwalkedup,hiseyeslockedonthebooksinMichael'sarms.Whentheymet,Frankstoppedunexpectedly,“Hey,letmeseethosebooks!"SomestudentswatchedasMichaelheldoutthebookshewascarrying,tryingnottogiveawayhisnervousness.弗兰克走上前去，眼睛紧盯着迈克尔怀里的书。当他们见面时，弗兰克出乎意料地停了下来，“嘿，让我看看那些书！”一些学生看着迈克尔拿出他手里拿的书，尽量不流露出他的紧张。Franktookabook,lookedinsideforasecond,andthenthrewthebookatMichael,whodroppedalltheotherbooks.“Hey,thoseareschoolproperty,"Frankbarked,“Becareful!”Thenhewalkedaway,laughingloudly.弗兰克拿了一本书，往里面看了一会儿，然后把书扔给迈克尔，迈克尔把其他的书都扔了。“嘿，那些是学校的财产，”弗兰克喊道，“小心！”然后他大笑着走开了。Michael,hischeeksturningred,halfkickedthefallenbooks.Suddenlyahandpickeduponebook.“Youlooklikeyoucoulduseanally(照友)”,afriendlyvoicesaid.ItwasRamon,themostathleticboyinthehighschool.Michaelcouldn'tbelieveRamonwasstoppingtohelphimastheybarelyspoke.迈克尔的脸颊涨红了，半踢着掉下来的书。突然一只手捡起一本书。“你看起来需要一个盟友（照友)”,一个友好的声音说。那是拉蒙，高中里运动能力最强的男孩。迈克尔不敢相信拉蒙会停下来帮助他，因为他们几乎没有说话。“Thanks,"Michaelsighedwithrelief,“It'sconfusing.Idon’tknowwhathisproblemsis.“谢谢，”迈克尔松了一口气，“这太令人困惑了。我不知道他的问题是什么。”。“Well,asIseeit,"Ramonsaid,“"youneedtofindawaytoendthis.”Michaelnodded,stuckforwhattosay.Ramoncontinued,“YouknowmygrandmotherusedtotellmewheneverIhadaproblemwithsomeone,'Youcancatchmoreflieswithhoneythanwithvinegar(酷).”“好吧，在我看来，”拉蒙说，“你需要想办法结束这一切。”迈克尔点点头，不知道该说什么。拉蒙继续说道：“你知道，每当我和别人有问题时，我祖母总是告诉我，‘蜂蜜比醋能抓到更多的苍蝇(酷).”Lookingpuzzled,Michaelasked,“Whatdoesthatmean?”“Itmeanskindnessmaybemoreeffectivethananger,”Ramonexplained.“CanyoujusttellFranktostoppickingonme?”Michaelsuggested.“That'svinegar,”Ramonlaughedashewalkedaway.“Tryhoneyinstead.”Ramon'swordsleftMichaelthinking.迈克尔看起来很困惑，问道：“这是什么意思？”拉蒙解释说：“这意味着善意可能比愤怒更有效。”。“你能告诉弗兰克别再挑我的毛病吗？”迈克尔建议道。“那是醋，”拉蒙笑着走开。“试试蜂蜜吧。”拉蒙的话让迈克尔陷入沉思。ThenextschooldaybroughtMichael’susualpain.TherestoodFrank,andMichaelknewitwouldbejustsecondsbeforehehadtofacehiminthemiddleofthehall.Frankcamenearerbookinhand.第二天上学带来了迈克尔一贯的痛苦。弗兰克站在那里，迈克尔知道过了几秒钟他就要在大厅中间面对他了。弗兰克走近手里拿着书。1.续写词数应为150个左右:2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Then,suddenly,theunexpectedhappened.MichaelbentdownandquicklypickedupFrank'sbooksonthefloor.内容要点：本文主要讲述了Frank经常欺负Michael，Ramon看到后，告诉Michael善意比愤怒更容易化解矛盾，最后Michael用善意解决了和Frank之间问题的故事。第一段：（1）Frank拿书摔倒，书撒落一地；（2）周围人围观，没人帮助Frank；（3）Michael想起了Ramon的建议。第二段：（1）Michael帮助Frank拾起了书；（2）Frank受感动，冰释前嫌；（3）Michael和Ramon会心一笑，建议奏效（回扣主题）。Possibleversion1Then,suddenly,theunexpectedhappened.JustasMichaellookednervously,andrightinthesightofeveryone,Franksomehowtripped.Downhefelltotheground,sendingallhisbooksflyingandspreadingout.Timestandingstill,everyonewastakenabackbytheoccurrence.AlthoughMichaelwasjustasshocked,hismindwasracing—itwasinasplitsecondthatRamon'sGrandma'swordspoppedintohismind,“Youcancatchmoreflieswithhoneythanvinegar.”Heknewwhattodo.BarelyhadFrankgottenupwithloadsofembarrassmentwhenMichaelwentup.MichaelbentdownandquicklypickedupFrank'sbooksonthefloor.Afterofferingthemtohim,Michaelsaidwithasmile,"Youlooklikeyoucoulduseanally."Now,itwasFrank'sturntobefrozentherewithburningcheeks.Obviously,Michael'sresponsewaswayoutofhisexpectations.Aflickerofgratitudecrossedhisface.Hequicklytookthebooks,murmuredhisthanksandfledthescene.Outofthecomerofhiseye,MichaelcaughtRamonapproachingwithaknowingsnileandathumbs-up."Well,Iguessthat'shoney,"Michaelgrinnedtohim."AndIhopeitsticks.”Possibleversion2Then,suddenly,theunexpectedhappened.Franktrippedoverhisownlacesandfelltotheground,scatteringhisbookseverywhere.TheotherstudentslaughedasFrankstruggledtopickhimselfup,hisfaceburningredwithembarrassment.TherewasamomentwhenMichaelcouldn'tbelievehisluck.Foronce,thetableshadturnedanditwasFrankwhowastheonetobeawkward.HecouldhavelaughedandmadefunofFrank,or,hecouldchoosetohelphimpickuphisbooks.Quicklyweighingtheoptionsa

fewseconds,heapproachedFrank.MichaelbentdownandquicklypickedupFrank'sbooksonthefloor.Whenhehandedthebooksover,Frankwasstunnedbytheunexpectedkindnessanddidn'tknowwhattosay.Michaelgavehimaquicksmileandwalkedaway,leavingFranktoponderoverhisownbehavior.Gradually,thehostilityinhiseyessoftenedandgavewaytogratitude.Meanwhile,asmileb