八年級上英語閱讀改寫及還原

一Itwasbeautifulspringmorning.Therewasn’tanycloudinthesky.1SoMrAndrewswassurprisedwhenhesawanoldmanatthebus-stopwithabig,strongblackumbrellainhishand.2themandidn’tthinkitwasgoingtorain.3Butthesunisnotveryhotinspring.MrAndrewslookedatthebigumbrellaagain,andtheoldmantoldhimthatheisold,andhislegswerenotverystrong.4Butwhentheoldmancarriedawalkingstick,peoplewouldtheoldmanwaspoor.5Whencarryanumbrellainfineweather,peopleonlythinkheisastupid(傻)man.A.MrAndrewsaskedhimifitwasgoingtorain.C.andsunwaswarmbutnottoohot.B.SoMr.Andrewsthoughttheoldmancarriedtheumbrellatokeepthesunoffhim.E.soheneededawalkingstick.D.ButMr.Andrewsdidn’tthinkso.二Mydaughter,Jane,neverdreamed(夢想)ofreceivingaletterfromagirlofherownageinHolland.Lastyear,weweretravellingacrosstheChannel(英吉利海峽)andJaneputapieceofpaperwithhernameandaddressonitintoabottle.Shethrewthebottleintothesea.Sheneverthoughtofitagain,buttenmonthslater,shereceivedaletterfromagirlinHolland.Bothgirlswritetoeachotherregularlynow.However,theyhavedecidedtousethepost-office.Letterswillcostalittlemore,buttheywillcertainlytravelfaster.Mydaughteritis_____toreceivealetterfromagirlofherownageinHolland.Lastyear,_____weweretravellingacrosstheChannel,she_____hernameandaddress_____apieceofpaper,andputthemintoabottle._____shethrewitintotheseaandneverthoughtofitagain,but_____10months,agirlinHolland_____alettertoher.三Sincemymotherwouldn’tgethomeuntilfouro’clock,Iwasalone.Ilookedaroundthekitchenawhile,buttherewasnothingIfeltlikeeating.

AllofasuddenIsmelledsmoke.Itwaslikesomethingburning,andthat’swhatIthoughtitwasatfirst.ButsoonIknewitwasmorethanthat.Itseemedthatthesmokewascomingupthebackstairs.Irushedoutandfoundthatcloudsofit,bigblackballsofitwererollinguppastthewindow.

Idon’tknowifIwasafraidornot.Idon’tremember,youknow.ForsomereasonIthoughtofMr.Turner,Helivesonthethirdfloorandhesleepsafternoonsbecauseheworksnights.

“Mr.Turner,Afire!Afire!”

“What?”heasked,stillwithhiseyeshalfopened.

“Afireonthefirstfloor.Callthefiredepartment!”Ishouted.

“Yes.Goodboy.”Mr.TurnersaidashedidwhatIwantedhimto.

“Everyoneoutoftheplace?”heasked,”HowabouttheEnnis?”

“Mr.Enniswentout.”Isaid.

_____mymotherwenthome,Istayedathomeby_____.Iwaslooking_____inthekitchen,at_____I_____nothingIliked.SuddenlyIsmelledsomke.Ithoughtsomething_____tobeburning,butsoonIknewanotherthingswas_____.Itseemedthatthesmokewascomingupthebackstairs.SoIwentout_____andfoundthatcloudsofit,bigblackballsofitwent_____thewindowout.somereasonmademe_____Mr.Turner.四Mrs.Peterhadtwochildren.Sammywassevenyearsold,andhissisterAnniewasfour.Sammywenttoschool,butAnniedidnot.WhenSammywasathome,heoftenplayedwithAnniewhiletheirmotherwascookingorwashingorcleaning,andhewasusuallyverynicetohissmallsister,andMrs.Peterwasfreetodoherworkquietly.

OneSaturdaymorning,thetwochildrenwereplayinginthegardenwhiletheirmotherwascookingthelunch.TheywerequitehappyuntilAnniesuddenlybegantocryandranintothekitchentohermother.

Mrs.Peterstoppedcookingandsaid,“Whyareyoucrying,Annie?”

“Sammy’sbrokenmytoyhorse,”Annieanswered,cryingmoreloudly.

“Howdidhebreakit?”hermotherasked.

Anniestoppedcrying,butdidnotanswerforafewseconds.Thenshesaid,“Ihithimontheheadwithit.”Mrs.peterhad2children.onewasSammy,heisa_____boy,andthe_____wasAnnie,shewas2years_____thanherbrother.Anniewasso_____thatshewas_____togotoschool.Whentheirmotherwas_____,Sammy_____careofhissisterandMrs.Petercandoanything_____worringaboutanything.oneSaturday,the2kidswereplayinginthegardenwhiletheir