2026届高三英语二轮复习讲义：第4部分　写作技能升华篇　专题2　专题模拟训练(读后续写)

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)VolcanicashfromIceland'sEyjafjallajökullmadeEurope'sairportsshutdownfornearlyaweek,leavingthousandsofpassengersstranded(滞留)acrosstheglobe.AmongthemwasAgnes'smother,SophiaAtilaKafu,whowasstuckatSchipholAirportinAmsterdam,nearly4,000milesawayfromAgnes,whowasinCanada,waitingforhermothertoattendhergraduationceremony.ThiswouldhardlybenotablewereitnotforthefactthatSophiawas64,hadneverbeenoutsideKenya,hadneverbeenonaplane,hadneverbeeninsideanairport,spokeonlySwahili(斯瓦希里语),carriedonly25eurosanddidn'thaveaworkingmobile.BythetimeAgnesrealizedsomethingwaswrong,SophiahadalreadybeenstrandedatSchipholfor19hours.Shehadsomeemergencycontactdetailswithherbut,sofar,nocallhadbeenmadeorreceived.Realizingthathermotherwasunabletoseekhelp,Agnescalledtheairline,KLM(荷兰航空),toaskiftheycouldsearchforher.Theairlinetoldherthattherewastoomuchchaosintheairportandthattheywouldnotbeabletolocateoneparticularperson.Unabletorest,Agnescontactedherfriendsandhercolleaguesforhelp.Soon,therewerepeoplefromBoston,Toronto,NewYorkandSanFranciscoworkingonasolution.Bynow,Sophiahadbeenstrandedfornearly40hours.OneofAgnes'sfriendssentanemailtohercontactstitled“Urgentlyneedyournetworkinghelp！”Itbegged,“Doyouknowanyonewho'sstrandedinAmsterdam,orknowanyonewhoseFacebookfriendsorXfollowersmightbethere？”Thisemailspreadquicklyamongfriendsoffriends.Withintwohours,theemailwentintotheinboxofGeorgeBougias,themanagerofDeltaAirlines(aKLMpartner)．GeorgehappenedtoknowSwahili.Afewminuteslater,Georgewasonhiswaytotheairport.Heandsixsecurityagentsbegantocombtheairport.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。Nearmidnight,theynoticedafigurewrappedinablanketoutsidetheairport.Fourdayslater,SophiaarrivedinCanadaintimeforAgnes'sgraduationceremony.【范文】Nearmidnight,theynoticedafigurewrappedinablanketoutsidetheairport.Theywalkedoverandliftedtheblanket.Underneathwasawomaninher60s.“MamaSophia？”askedGeorge.Then,inSwahili：“We'vebeensentherebyyourdaughter.”Sophianoddedandsmiled.Shakenbutrelieved,sheexplainedthatanotherAfricanwoman,whospokeEnglish,hadtakencareofher.TheyhadtriedtocallAgnesbuthadn'tbeenabletoreachhernumber.Tothereliefofeveryone,MamaSophiawasfinallyfound.Fourdayslater,SophiaarrivedinCanadaintimeforAgnes'sgraduationceremony.Aworryingeventfinallycametoagoodend.AgneswasgratefulthatsomanypeoplehadhelpedherandwasinaweofthepoweroftheInternet.Surprisingly,theexperienceleftSophiamorepositiveaboutflying.Troublesomeasitwas,thekindnessofstrangerstaughtheranimportantlesson.“Youmighthaveaproblem，”shesaid.“Butaslongasotherpeopleknowit,it'snotonlyyoursanymore.”B(2025·河南省郑州市高三一模)Eight-year-oldLilywasacuriouslittlegirlwholovedexploringtheworldaroundher.Oneday,Lily'smotheraskedhertogotothestoretobuysomegroceries.Excitedbythethoughtofbeingresponsible,Lilyhappilywalkedalongthestreets,hersmallstepsfilledwithpurposeandenthusiasm.Thesunwasshining,andtheairwasfilledwiththescent(香味)offreshlybakedbreadfromthenearbybakery,addingtoherexcitement.AsLilywalkedintothestore,shenoticedabeautifulcontainerofpinkcandiesonthecashier'sdesk.Thecandieswerewrappedinsparkingwrappers,andtheyseemedtocallouttoher.Shereallywantedtobuythem.However,therewasoneproblem—shedidn'thaveenoughmoneytopay.Then,Lilycameupwithanidea.Shetoldherselfitwasjustalittlewhitelieandthatnoonewouldeverknow.Itseemedlikeasimplesolutiontoherdilemma(困境)．Shequicklyputthecandiesintohershoppingbagandpaidforthegroceries,hopingthathersecretwouldbesafe.Thatevening,Lilycouldn'thelpbutfeelregretfulinherheart.Theexcitementofthedayhadfaded,replacedbyaheavyfeelingofguilt.Sheknewthatwhatshehaddonewasn'tright.Herconscience(良知)waseatingawayather,causinghertolosesleepandfeelrestless.Thecandies,onceasourceofjoy,nowsatheavilyinherstomach,areminderofheractions.Thenextmorning,Lily'smothernoticedherdaughter'stroubledexpressionandaskedherwhatwaswrong.Lilyhesitatedforamoment,theweightofhersecretalmosttoomuchtobear.Butthen,thetruthpouredoutofhermouthlikeawaterfall.“Mom,Ihavesomethingtotellyou，”Lilysaid,tearswellingupinhereyes,“Itooksomecandiesfromthestorewithoutpayingforthem.I'mreallysorry.”Hervoicewassmall,butthesincerityinherwordswasclear.Hermother'sfacesoftened,andshepulledLilyintoawarmhug.“Lily,Iamproudofyoufortellingmethetruth，”hermothersaidgently.“Butit'simportanttounderstandthatlying,evenaboutsomethingsmall,canhurtothersandourselves.Let'sgobacktothestoreandmakethingsright.”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。Shortly,Lilyandhermotherwerebackatthestore.Fromthatdayon,Lilyunderstoodtheimportanceoftellingthetruth.【范文】Shortly,Lilyandhermotherwerebackatthestore.Lily'sheartwaspounding,buthermothergaveherthecouragesheneeded.Theyapproachedthecashierdesk,andwithatremblingvoice,Lilyexplainedwhatshehaddoneandadmittedhermistake.Thestoreowner,surprisedbythelittlegirl'shonesty,smiledkindlyandpraisedherforherintegrity.Heevengaveherabagofcandiesasarewardforherbraveryandhonesty.Lily'sfacelitupwithreliefandgratefulnessasshehandedoverthemoney,feelingaheavyweightliftoffhershoulders.Fromthatdayon,Lilyunderstoodtheimportanceoftellingthetruth.Theexperiencetaughtherthathonesty,evenwhenit'sdifficult,isalwaysthebestpolicy.Shelearnedthatwhilemistakesarepartoflife,it'showwecorrectthemthatbuildsupourcharacter.Lily'smother'ssupportandthestoreowner'sunderstandingleftalastingimpressiononher.Shepromisednevertoleta“littlewhitelie”cloudherjudgmentagain.Thepinkcandiesincidentremainedapreciousmemory,areminderofthepoweroftruthandthewarmthofamother'sloveinguidingherthroughlife'slessons.C(2025·江西省九师联盟高三5月模拟预测)65-year-oldMr.Jenkinshadlivedasimplelifeinatownforayear.Helikedalmosteverythingthere,especiallyagrocerystorewherethereweremanysugarjars(罐子)besidethecounter.EveryThursday,Mr.Jenkinswouldshopatthestore.Coffeewasalwaysonhisshoppinglistashelikeditverymuch.Eachtime,Mrs.Rao,thekindandenthusiasticowner,wouldgreethimwarmlyfromthecounterandchatwithhimforawhile.WhatMrs.RaotalkedaboutmostwashersonDave,acollegestudent.Daveoftencheckedonhismotherthroughthestore'ssecuritycamera,whichallowedhimtoseewhathappenedalmosteverywhereofthestore,especiallythecounter.Amonthago,whenMr.Jenkinscameasusual,Mrs.Raosharedthegoodnewsthathersonwouldsoongohomeforawinterbreak.WhenDavereturnedonMonday,hismothercaughtabadcold.“Takeagoodrest.Iwillmindthestore，”Davesaidtohismother.AlthoughDavehadn'tdonethatbefore,Mrs.Raoagreed.Actually,everythingwentwellwhenDavewasincharge.Ontheafternoonofthefourthday,DavemetMr.Jenkins.AfterafewexchangeswithDave,Mr.Jenkinsbegantolookfordesiredgroceries.Afterhegotthelastitem—abagofcoffee,heheadedtothecounter,readytomakethepayment.“30dollars,please！”DavesaidashepackedMr.Jenkins'sgroceriesintoashoppingbag.Mr.Jenkinstookouthiswalletandcountedthebillscarefully.“30dollars,exactly，”Mr.Jenkinssaid.“Mr.Jenkins...I'mafraidwe'reshortonedollar，”Davesmiledaftercountingthebillstwice.Alittleconfusedashewas,Mr.Jenkinsapologizedimmediatelyandtookoutoneextradollar.DavewavedgoodbyetoMr.Jenkinsashetooktheshoppingbagandwalkedoutsidethestore.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。However,Davefoundaone-dollarbillbehindthesugarjarsthatevening.ThenextThursday,DaveandMrs.RaoapologizedtoMr.Jenkins.【范文】However,Davefoundaone-dollarbillbehindthesugarjarsthatevening.Hewassurprisedtoseeit,realizingthatMr.Jenkinshadindeedpaidthefullamountforhisgroceries.Feelingguilty,Daveknewhehadtomakethingsright.HedecidedtosavethedollarandreturnittoMr.JenkinsthefollowingThursday.Ashethoughtaboutthesituation,headmiredMr.Jenkins'skindness,anditmadehimappreciatetheelderlymanevenmore.Helookedforwardtoseeinghimagainandhopedthatthissmallactwouldhelpmendthemisunderstanding.ThenextThursday,DaveandMrs.RaoapologizedtoMr.Jenkins.“I'msosorryforthemix-uplastweek，”Davesaidsincerely,handinghimthedollarbill.“Ididn'tcountcorrectly,andIfeelterribleaboutit.”Mr.Jenkinssmiledwarmlyandwavedoffhisconcerns.“It'snotaproblem,youngman.Mistakeshappen！”hereassured.Mrs.Raochimedin,“Weappreciateyourunderstanding,Mr.Jenkins.Itmeansalottous.”Thethreeofthemsharedalaugh,andMr.Jenkinsfeltasenseofbelonginginthesmalltown.Asheleftthestore,herealizedthattheseinteractionsmadehislifericher,remindinghimthatkindnessandcommunitywerethetruetreasureshecherished.读后续写(二)A(2025·四川省巴中高三一模)JocelynandEileenlivedonlyablockapart,andtheirlivesseemedtomoveperfectlytogether.WhereJocelynwent,Eileenfollowed,andwhereEileendreamed,Jocelynbuilt.Butastheyearspassed,theclosenessbegantochange.Itstartedslowly：Jocelynchoseacollegeinadistantcity,whileEileenstayedclosetohome.Phonecallsandtextmessagesbecamethewaytheycommunicatedwitheachother.Atfirst,theymadeitwork.Butsoon,thecallsgrewshorter,andthemessagescamewithincreasingdelays.Ayearturnedintotwo.JocelyncamehomeforChristmasduringhersecondwinterbreak.Theyplannedtomeetattheirfavoritecafé.ButwhenEileenarrived,thewarmthsheexpectedwasn'tthere.Jocelynlookeddifferent,asifthecityhadreshapedher.Herwordswererushed,herlaughterslightlyguarded.Theytalked,butitwasn'tlikebefore.Jocelyn'sstoriesofherfast-pacedlifeinthecityfeltforeigntoEileen.Eileenspokeaboutherjobatthelocalbookstoreandherrecentpaintingclasses,butJocelyn'sabsent-mindednodshurt.Therewasagapbetweenthemnow,wideandgrowing.Aweeklater,duringarareeveningwalktogether,thetensionfinallysurfaced.“Youneveraskaboutmeanymore，”Eileensaid,hervoicetrembling(颤抖)．“It'slikeyou'rehere,butyou'renotreallyhere.”Jocelynstopped,surprised.“That'snotfair.I'mtrying,Eileen.Buteverything'sdifferentnow.Lifeisdifferent.”“You'redifferent，”Eileenshotback.“Weusedtoshareeverything.NowIfeellikeI'mjustsomesmallpieceofyourpast.”Jocelynhesitated,searchingforwords.“Ididn'tmeanforthistohappen，”shesaidquietly.“Butmaybewe'rejustgrowingindifferentdirections.”Thesilencebetweenthemwasheavierthanthewinterair.TheybothknewthetruthinJocelyn'swords,butneitherwantedtoadmithowmuchithurt.Latertheirmeetingsgrewlessfrequent.Theirconversationsbecamejusttheoccasionalholidaygreeting.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。Onespringmorning,EileenreceivedalargeexpresspackagefromJocelyn.EileenfeltarushofemotionsasshereadJocelyn'sheartfeltwords.【范文】Onespringmorning,EileenreceivedalargeexpresspackagefromJocelyn.Surprised,sheopenedittofindaboxfilledwithcarefullychosenitems：aphotoalbumoftheirchildhoodadventures,anecklaceshehadonceadmiredinashopbutneverbought,andahandwrittenletter.Intheletter,Jocelynapologizedforthedistancethathadgrownbetweenthem.Sheadmittedshehadbeensweptupinhernewlife,butwantedEileentoknowshestillcherishedtheirfriendshipdeeply.Theletterendedwithapromisetoreconnectandhonorthebondthathadshapedthemboth.EileenfeltarushofemotionsasshereadJocelyn'sheartfeltwords.Tearsfilledhereyes.Sherealizedthatwhiletheirliveshadtakendifferentpaths,thefoundationoftheirfriendshipremainedstrong.Thatevening,shecalledJocelyn,andtheytalkedliketheyhadn'tinyears—openly,withhonestyandwithoutjudgment.Theylaughed,sharedupdates,andreflectedonhowfartheyhadcome.Thoughtheirliveshadchanged,theyrealizedtheirbonddidn'thavetodisappear.Itcouldevolve,growingwiththem,intosomethingnewbutequallymeaningfulandlasting.B(2025·湖北省新高考联考协作体高三一模)Onhis10-year-oldbirthdayparty,Andrewreceivedadelicatesmallnotebookfromhisparentsasagift.Itwasalittledifferentfromothernotebooks,sinceithadaplacewhereAndrewcouldputapencil.“Soconvenient！”Andrewloveditsomuchandalwayskeptitalongwithhiminapocket.Wheneverhenoticedsomethinginteresting,Andrewwouldwriteitdowninthenotebook.Oneafternoon,afterAndrewreturnedfromschool,hecalledhisbestfriend,Kris,awell-trainedshepherddog(牧羊犬)andsaid,“Come,Kris！Let'sgooutandhavefun.”TheywenttothePasturefield(牧场)tocatchthebutterfliesandtheretheyfoundashaft(通风井),whichseemedtobedesertedforalongtime.Andrewsatdownontheedgeoftheshaft,bendingovertoseehowdeepitwas.Suddenly,helosthisbalanceandfellin.“Help！Help！”Andrewcalleddesperately.Butnoresponseatall.Hewassofarawayfromthehouse.Hemadeseveralattemptstoclimbuptheshaftbutagainhefailed！NowAndrewwasexhaustedandfrustrated.WhenKrissawhismasterfallingintotheshaft,thelittlegoodcompanionranroundandround,reachingdownandtryingtopullhimout.Unfortunately,apieceofrockgavewayunderhisfeet,andhefellintheshafttoo!Itwasgettingdark.WhenAndrew'smothercamebackfromworkandfoundtherewasnooneathome,shewasanxiousandworried.Withoutanyclueathome,shedecidedtolookforAndrewoutside.ShewenttoallthetreesunderwhichAndrewwasinthehabitofplaying,buthewasnowheretobefound.Bythistime,thesunhadgonedown.Afeelingofpanictookholdofher.ShecomfortedherselfthatAndrewmighthavecomeback.Sherushedback,hopingtofindhersonathome.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,shefoundKrissittinginfrontofthedoor,withanotebookinhismouth.Successfullyrescued,AndrewexplainedtoMumhowhecameupwiththeidea.【范文】Unexpectedly,shefoundKrissittinginfrontofthedoor,withanotebookinhismouth.Asenseofconfusiontakingholdofher,shetookthenotebookandquicklyopeneditonlytofindamessagefromAndrew,reading,“Help！Iaminashaftinthepasture！”Halfoverjoyedandhalfanxious,MumgesturedKristoleadtheway.Seemingtounderstandherandwagginghistailwildly,Kristurnedaroundandranforwardfast.Mrs.Leefollowedhimcloselytotheshaftofthepasture,whereAndrewwasaliveandwell.HowgladAndrewwaswhenhismothercaughthimbythearmsandliftedhimout!Successfullyrescued,AndrewexplainedtoMumhowhecameupwiththeidea.AfterheandKrisbothfellintotheshaft,hetriedtocalmhimselfdownandthinkofhowtogetout.Themomenthetouchedthenotebookinhispocket,agoodideaoccurredtohim.Hetookitout,wrotedownthemessage.Thenhebentdown,liftedthedogupwithallhisstrength,raisedhimselfupontiptoeandhelpedhimout.Kris,beingasmartandobedientdog,tookAndrew'snotebookandracedtogethelp.Havingheardthis,Mumwasamazedatherson'squickmindandthankedKrisforhisbraveryandloyalty.C(2025·浙江省绍兴市高三二模)AtalocalhighschoolinSanFrancisco,Mr.Adamswaswell-lovedbyhispupils.Hetaughtmusic,somethinghewaspassionateabouteversincehewasachild.Notallstudentswerefondofplayingmusicalinstrumentsandsinging,butbecauseofMr.Adams'funandeasylessons,heinstantlybecameeverypupil'sfavoriteteacher.Hewouldteachthemhowtoplayinstrumentsandhavejammingsessions(即兴演奏)withthemwheretheyperformedthestudents'favoritesongs.“Youknow,thekeytomakingthekidsloveyourlessonsistomakeitrelatabletothem，”hetoldhisfellowteachers.“Onceyoucatchtheirattention,it'llbeeasierforthemtoabsorbwhatyou'retryingtoteachthem.”Mr.AdamstaughtGrade11and12highschoolstudents.Thankstohisfunnature,hisstudentsrespectedhimasateacherbuttreatedhimlikeafriend.Theywenttohimforadviceandwouldhangoutwithhimoutsideofclasstoplaymusicandexchangestories.Oneday,hisstudentsscheduledadaytospendtimewithhimtomaketheplaylistoftheirupcomingprom.Itwassuchaformaldancethattheywouldspendalotbuyingdressesandsuits.HewasgladtohelpthemandscheduledtheirsessionforFridaythatweek.However,thatFriday,Mr.Adamsdidn'tshowuptoclassforthefirsttime.“Iwonderifhe'sokay，”onestudentsaid,worried.“He'sneverbeenabsentbefore！”Thestudentswaitedinsidethemusicroompatiently.