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讀后續(xù)寫訓練之無提示詞補充全文(詞匯的使用)第一篇SavingmyfatherfromthewaveMyfatherbroughthomeasailboatwhenIwasten,andalmosteachSundayinsummerswewouldgosailing.Dadwasquiteskilledinsailing,butnotgoodatswimming.1.__________me,IlearnedbothbeforetwelvebecauseoflivingclosetoLakeOntario.ThelasttimeDadandIsetsailtogetherisreally2.______________.ItwasaperfectweekendafterIgraduatedfromuniversity.IcamehomeandinvitedDadtogosailing.Outwesetsoononthecalmlake.Dadhadn'tsailedforyears,buteverythingwent3._______________withthetiller(舵柄)inhishands.Whenwewereinthemiddleofthelake,astrongwindcame4._________________.Theboat5.________violently—Dadwasalwaysathisbestinanydanger,butatthismomenthe6.________(嚇呆了)."John!Help!"heshouted7.____________________________,withthetillerstillinhishands.Inmymemoryhecould8.___________anyproblem.HewastheoneIalways9.______________forstrengthandsecurity.10.__________________________________(我還來不及回應(yīng)),awaveofwatergotintotheboat.I11._______________tothetillerbutitwastoolate.Another12.__________13.________(掀翻)theboatinaminute.We14.________________________(被拋進)intothewater,andDadwas15._____________aimlessly.Atthatmoment,Ifeltfiercely16.______________(protect)ofhim.IswamtoDadquicklyandassistedhiminclimbingontothehull(船殼)oftheboat.17.________________________(一坐上)thehull,Dadwasalittle18._____________abouthisflashoffear."It'sallright,Dad.wearesafenow,"I19.__________________him.ThatwasthefirsttimeDadhad20.________________________meinamomentofemergency.21.______________________,Ifounditwasmyturntostart22.____________________myfather.Asfor2.unforgettable3.smoothly4.allofasudden5.washit6.wasnumbwithshock/frozeinatremblingvoice/atthetopofhisvoice8.settle/handle9.turnedto10.BeforeIcouldrespondrushed12.hugewallofwater13.turnedover14.wasthrown/tectiveUponsittingonthe18.awkward/embarrassed19.consoled/comforted20.countedon21.Moreimportantlylookingoutfor/takingcareof第二篇WhenIwasfourteen,I1.__________moneyinthesummerbycuttinglawns(草坪),andwithinafewweeksIhadbuiltupabodyofcustomers.IreachedthepointwithmostofthemwhenIknewinadvancewhatcomplaintwasabouttobespoken,whichrequestwasmostimportant.AndIlearnedsomethingaboutthemeasureofmyneighborsbytheirpreferredmethodofpayment:bythejob,bythemonth—ornotatall.Mr.Balloufellintothelastcategory,andhealwayshadareasonwhy.Ononeday,hehadnochangeforafifty,Still,exceptforthemoneyapart,hewasaniceguy,alwayswavingortippinghishatwhenhe’dseenmefromadistance.Ifiguredhimforathinretirementcheck,maybeawork-relatedinjurythatkepthimfromdoinghisownyardwork.Sure,Ikepttrackofthetotal,butIdidn’tworryabouttheamounttoomuch.Grasswasgrass,andthelittlethatMr.Ballou’spropertycompriseddidn’ttakelongtotrim(修剪).Then,onelateafternooninmid-July,thehottesttimeoftheyear,Iwaswalkingbyhishouseandheopenedthedoor,mentionedmetocomeinside.Thehallwascool,shaded,andittookmyeyesaminuteto2.__________thedimlight.“Ioweyou,”MrBallousaid,“but…”IthoughtI’dsavehimthetroubleofthinkingofanewexcuse.“Noproblem.Don’tworryaboutit.”“Thebankmadeamistakeinmyaccount,”hecontinued,3.__________mywords.“Itwillbeclearedupinadayortwo.ButinthemeantimeIthoughtperhapsyoucouldchooseoneortwovolumesforadownpayment.HegesturedtowardthewallsandIsawthatbookswerestacked(堆放)everywhere.Itwaslikealibrary,exceptwithnoordertothearrangement.“Takeyourtime,”Mr.Ballouencouraged.“Read,borrow,keep,orfindsomethingyoulike.Whatdoyouread?”“Idon’tknow.”AndIdidn’t.Igenerallyreadwhatwasinfrontofme,whatIcouldgetfromthepaperbackstackatthedrugstore,whatIfoundatthelibrary,magazines,thebackofcerealboxes,comics.Theideaof4.__________seekingoutaspecialtitlewasnewtome,but,Irealized,notwithoutappeal—soIstartedtolookthroughthepilesofbooks.“Youactuallyreadallofthese?”“Thisisn’tmuch,”Mr.Ballousaid.“Thisisnothing,justwhatI’vekept,theonesworthlookingatasecondtime.”“Pickforme,then.”He5.__________hiseyebrows,cockedhishead,andregardedmeasthoughmeasuringmeforasuit.Afteramoment,henodded,searchedthroughastack,andhandedmeadarkredhardboundbook,6.__________thick.“TheLastoftheJust,”Iread.“ByAndreSchwarz-Bart.What’sitabout?”“Youtellme,”hesaid.“Nextweek.”Istartedaftersupper,sittingoutdoorsonanuncomfortablekitchenchair.Withinafewpages,theyard,thesummer,disappeared,andIwasplungedintotheachingtragedyoftheHolocaust,theextraordinaryclashofgood,representedbyonedecentman,andevil.TranslatedfromFrench,thelanguagewaselegant,simple,impossibleto7.__________.WhentheeveninglightfinallyfailedImovedinside,readallthroughthenight.Tothisday,thirtyyearslater,I8.__________remembertheexperience.Itwasmyfirstvoluntaryencounterwithworldliterature,andIwas9.__________bytheconcentratedpoweranovelcouldcontain.I10.__________thevocabulary,however,totranslatemyfeelingsintowords,sothenextweek.WhenMr.Ballouasked,“Well?”Ionly11.__________,“Itwasgood?”“Keepit,then,”hesaid.“ShallI12.__________another?”I13.__________,andwas14.__________withthepaperbackeditionofMargaretMead’sComingofAgeinSamoa(averyimportantbookonthestudyofthesocialandculturaldevelopmentofpeoples—anthropology(人類學)).Tomaketwolongstoriesshort,Mr.Ballouneverpaidmeacentforcuttinghisgrassthatyearorthenext,butforfifteenyearsItaughtanthropologyatDartmouthCollege.SummerreadingwasnottheinnocententertainmentIhadassumedittobe,notalight-hearted,instantlyforgettableescapeinahammock(吊床).Abook,ifitarrivesbeforeyouattherightmomentintheproperseasonwillchangethecourseofallthatfollows.made/earned2.adapt/adjustto3.ignoring/takingnonoticeof4.consciously5.raised/liftedextremely/fairly7.resist8.clearly/vividly9.amazed/spellbound10.lacked11.respondedrecommend/vided/presented第三篇Sometimeduringtheseventhgradetwothingshappenedtome.ThefirstwasthatIgothookedonsalami(臘腸).TheotherthingwasthatmymomandIweren’t1.__________reallywell.Weweren’tfightingreallybadlyoranything,butwedidn’tlaughtogethermuchanymore.Thingswerechanging,andmymomandIwerethefirsttofeelit.Asfarasthesalamiwent,mymomwouldn’tbuyanybecauseshesaiditwastooexpensiveandnotthatgoodforme.To2.__________myemergingindependence,onedayIusedmypocketmoneytobuyafullsausageofdrysalami.Ididn’twantmymomtoseeit.SoI3.__________itintheonlyplacethatIknewwastotally4.__________—undermybed.TherewasaspecialcornerunderthebedthattheuprightHoovercouldn’treach.Underthebedwentthesalami,backinthecorner—inthedarkandthedust.Acoupleofweekslater,Irememberedthe5.__________treatthatwaswaitingforme.Ipeeredbeneaththebedandsaw...notthesalamithatIhadhidden,butsomegreenandhairyobjectthatdidn’tlooklikeanythingthatIhadeverseenbefore.Thesalamihadgrownaboutaninchofhair,andthehairwasstandingstraightup,asifthesalamihadbeensurprisedbythesudden6.__________ofmyfacenexttoitshidingplace.Beingapickyeater,Iwasnotinterestedinconsuminganyofthisobject.Sometimelater,mymombecameobsessedwithspringcleaning,whichinhercasemeantshewouldcleanplacesthathadneverseenthelightofday.Iknewinmyheartthatthemomentwouldsooncomewhenshewouldfindtheobjectinitshidingplace.Duringthefirsttwodaysofhercleaning,IwatchedcarefullytojudgethetimewhenIthoughtshewouldfindthesalami.Shewashed,shescrubbed,shedusted...she7.__________!“Ahhhhhh...ahhhhhh...ahhhhhh!”Thescreamswerecomingfrommyroom.Alarmswentoffinmyhead.Shehadfoundthesalami!gettingalong/ve3.hid4.safe5.yummy/delicious/tasty6.appearance7.screamed/shouted第四篇Adawningsun1.__________themassiveformofthetrain.Loadedwithfuel,water,andsandforpower,theleadtrainweighedinat410,000pounds.ConductorRobert,49,ranhiseyealongthe96carsbehindhim.Itwas7a.m.Roberthadalreadycheckedthelistofdangerousmaterialsaboardthetrain.“We’vegotsomegaswithus,”he’dreportedtohisengineer,Lindley,inthecab(駕駛室).The2.__________ofgaswouldmeantakingextracarewhenbrakingthe6,200-tontrain.Withexplosivegasonboard,anaccidentwouldbemore3.__________.Afterafinalexternal4.__________,Robertjumpedaboard.Slowlythetrainpulledoutofthestation.RobertandLindleyhad50yearsofrailroadingexperiencebetweenthem.They5.__________Lafayetteatabout1:45p.m.andslowedthetraintothespeedlimit.Lindleyturnedonhisflashinglightsandwarningbell.Thetwohadbeenthroughthecityhundredsoftimes,buttheygrewextracautiousroundingthefirstcurve(彎道).Ahead,overjustthreemilesoftrack,laynofewerthan24streetcrossings.Asthetraincameoutofthecurve,Lindleynoticedasmalldotontherightrailabout150yardsahead.Hethoughtitmightbeadog.Now,asthetrainapproachedwithin100yardsoftheobjectontherail,Robertlookedattentively.Then6.__________coursedthroughhim.“MyGod!'"heyelledasatinyfaceturnedtowardhim.“It'sababy!”Lindleyhadaninstantdecisiontomake,applyingfullemergencybrakeswithhalfthetrainstillwrappedaroundacurve.Hehadtoriskanemergencystop.Robertopenedtheleftdooroftheenginecabquicklyandsteppedoutontoanarrowwalkway.He7.__________tothefrontoftheengineandcrossedtotherightside.Hethensteppeddowntothelowerportionofthewalkwayjusttothebackofthetrain's“cowcatcher”.Stretchingasfarashecould,Robertputhisrightlegoutinfrontofhim.Swinginghislegout,

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