讀后續(xù)寫+風(fēng)暴迷霧：姐妹的求生之旅+講義 高三10月聯(lián)考英語試題

閱讀下面的材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。標(biāo)注：黃色為非謂語動詞，綠色斜體為從句，紅色為并列句Ahigh---pitchedscreamstoppedLauraDouglasinhertracks.

Spinning

aroundonthenarrowdirtpath,shethought

thathercousinCassiewasindanger.Instead,Cassiewasknee---deepinflowers

thatcoveredthemeadow(草地)likeaquilt.“Cassie!Youscaredmetodeath!”Laurascolded,hervoice

echoing

throughthemeadow.“Iamsorry,”Cassie,absorbedinherphotography,didn’tnoticethethickfog

rolling

in,

consuming

thenearbymountains.“Notagain!”

Laura

complained,hereyes

shifting

tothe

approaching

clouds.“Wegottago!”Cassie’sfocusremainedonhercamera,

capturing

theshort-livedbeautyofthemoment.Lauratiedaredscarfaroundherhair,“Let’sgobacktothecampsite.”Thegirlsquicklyrandownthe

winding

path,themeadownow

covered

byathickfogandasteady,coldrain.Theroadturnedslippery,

and

theyhadtomoveslowlytoavoid

sliding

down.“It’sdangerous!Weneedshelternow!”Cassiescreamedafteraloudcrackofthunder,thestorm’sstrength

increasing

rapidly.Laura’skeeneyesfoundasmallcaveintherockface,partly

hidden

by

overhanging

branches.Itwasn’tmuch,

but

itofferedachancetoescapetherain.“Cassie,overhere!”Lauracalledout,hervoicebarely

carrying

overthewind.Cassie,wetand

shaking,stumbledtowardstheplaceofLaura’svoice.

Assheapproached,shecouldseetheshelter.Itwasn’tperfect,

but

itwasbetterthannothing.“Smartthinking,Laura,”

Cassiesaid,herteeth

chattering

(打顫)withcold

asshepressedherbackpackclosetoherchest.

Thebackpack,atoughandwaterproof(防水的)model,hadbeenagiftfromherfather,an

experienced

hikerwhohadinsistedonitsnumerouspocketsandsectionsforemergencysupplies.

Littledidtheyknow,hisadvicewouldproveinvaluableonthisday.

注意：1.

續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應(yīng)為

150

左右；2.

請按如下格式在答題紙的相應(yīng)位置作答?！癈heckyourbackpack,”Laurainstructed,hervoicebeinghopeful._______________________________________________________________________________________________Asnightfell,thestormfinallybegantodiedown.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________原文好詞好句積累1.scaremetodeath嚇?biāo)牢?.(be)

absorbedin

全神貫注于……3.capture

theshort-livedbeauty捕捉短暫的美4.

the

winding

path蜿蜒的路徑5.

anexperiencedhiker經(jīng)驗豐富的徒步旅行者6.

Cassiewasknee---deepinflowers

thatcoveredthemeadow(草地)likeaquilt.

凱西在齊膝深的花叢中，像被子一樣覆蓋著草地。（修辭：比喻）7.

Laurascolded,

hervoiceechoingthroughthemeadow.

勞拉斥責(zé)道，她的聲音在草地上回蕩。(獨立主格）8.

Lauracomplained,

hereyesshiftingtotheapproachingclouds.勞拉抱怨道，她的目光轉(zhuǎn)向了逼近的云朵。(獨立主格）9.

Cassiescreamedafteraloudcrackofthunder,

thestorm’sstrengthincreasingrapidly.

一聲巨響后，凱西尖叫起來，風(fēng)暴的強度迅速增強。10.

Cassie,

wetandshaking,stumbledtowardstheplaceofLaura’svoice.卡西渾身濕透，渾身發(fā)抖，跌跌撞撞地朝勞拉說話的地方走去。（形容詞、分詞作伴隨狀語）11.

Littledidtheyknow,hisadvicewouldproveinvaluableonthisday.

他們幾乎不知道，他的建議在這一天會證明是無價的。主要人物主要動作、情感

(特征）

Cassie

ahigh-pitchedscream,spinningaround...(excited),capturingtheshort-livedbeauty(curious)It’sdangerous...screamedafteraloudcrackofthunder,wetandshaking,stumbledtowards...(scared)Laura

“Cassie!Youscaredmetodeath!”

(caringandconcerned)Laura’skeeneyesfoundasmallcave...(quick-minded,calm)Cassie’sfatherinsistedon...foremergencysupplies(experienced,instructive,loving)Weather:

fogrollingin,steady,coldrain,slipperyroad,thunder,stormMainideaLaura

and

Cassie

wentcamping.Cassiewaslostintakingphotosofthebeautifulscenery,ignoringthebadweather.Laurawas

scared

byCassie’s

scream,worriedthatshewasindanger.Noticingthe

approachingclouds,sheurgedCassietogobacktothe

campsite.Ontheway,theywerecaughtinaheavy

storm.With

keen

eyes,Laurafoundasmall

cave,whichwasn’tperfect,butcouldshelterthemfromthecoldrain.Fortunately,Cassiehadthewaterproofbackpackwithsome

emergencysupplies.官方答案Onepossibleversion:“Checkyourbackpack,”Laurainstructed,hervoicebeinghopeful.

“Wemighthavesomethingthatcanhelpusstartafire.”Cassienodded,herfingerstremblingasshe

unzippedthesidepocketofherbackpack.Shewasrelievedtofindaflashlight,acompactemergencyblanketandasmall,waterproof

pouch

containingwaterproofmatches.“Bingo!”sheexclaimed,hervoicefilledwithamixofsurpriseandrelief.Theyquicklysettowork,usingthewaterproofmatchesto

ignite

asmallfirewiththedryleavesand

twigs

Laurahadcollected.Thesurvivalblanketwasspreadout,providingathinlayerof

insulation

againstthecold,dampground.Asnightfell,thestormfinallybegantodiedown.

Thegirls,exhaustedbutdetermined,decidedtomakeamove.Theyknewthe

trail

wouldberiskyinthedark,butstayingintheshelterwasn’tanoptioneither.Using

theflashlight,theycarefully

navigatedtheslipperypath,followingthe

markerstheyhadsetearlier.Thefoghadlifted,andthemoonprovidedjustenoughlighttoseeby.Hourslater,theyfinallyreachedtheedgeof

theforest.

Thelightsofthecampsitewereawelcomesight.Cassie

grinned,herteethnolonger

chattering,“Wemadeitback.”Lauranodded,hereyesmeetingCassie’s.Theiradventurehadbeenterrifying,butithadalsobeena

testament

totheirbondandtheirsurvivalskills.Andastheysatbythefire,

sippinghotchocolate,theyknewtheywouldneverforgetthedaytheyhadfacedthestormtogether.1.

pouch/pa?t?/n.

小袋；護囊2.ignite/?ɡ?na?t/v.

點燃；引發(fā)3.twigs/tw?ɡz/n.

小樹枝；嫩枝4.insulation/??n.s??le?.??n/n.絕緣；隔離5.trail/tre?l/n.

小徑；蹤跡6.navigate/?n?v.?.ɡe?t/v.

導(dǎo)航；操縱7.marker/?mɑ?r.k?r/n.

標(biāo)記8.grin/ɡr?n/v.露齒而笑

n.露齒笑9.chatter/?t??t?r/

v.

打顫10.testament/?t?s.t?.m?nt/n.證明11.sip/s?p/v.

小口喝

n.

小口飲參考答案簡化改編版“Checkyourbackpack,”Laurainstructed,hervoicebeinghopeful.

“Wemighthavesomething

tostart

afire.”

Cassienodded,

herfingersshaking

assheopenedthesidepocket.Shewasrelieved

tofind

aflashlight,anemergencyblanket,andasmallpouchwithwaterproofmatches.

“Yes!”

shesaid,

feeling

both

surprised

and

relieved.

Theyquicklyworkedtogether,

using

thematches

tolight

asmallfirewiththedryleavesand

branches

Laurahadgathered.Theblanketwasspreadout

tohelpkeep

offthecold,dampground.

Thetwogirlssharedstoriesandjokes

tokill

thetime,

hoping

thestormwouldbeoversoon.

96WAsnightfell,thestormfinallybegantodiedown.

Tired

but

determined,thegirlsdecided

to

head

forthecampsite.Theyknew

thepathwouldberiskyinthedark,but

staying

wheretheywere

wasn’tanoption.Withtheflashlight,theycarefullywalkedalongtheslipperypath.Thefoghadlifted,

and

themoongavejustenoughlight

tosee.

Afterhoursof

walking,theyfinallyreached

thecampsite,

whose

lightswerearelieftosee.Cassiesmiled,nolonger

shivering.“Wemadeitback.”Laurasmiledback,

theireyesmeeting.

Thoughscary,theiradventure

showed

howstrongtheirfriendshipwasandhowwelltheycouldsurvive.

99W下水文“Checkyourbackpack,”

Laurainstructed,hervoicebeing

hopeful.

Cassiequicklyopenedit,revealingasmallflashlight,someenergysnacks,andaboxofmedicine,allneatlyorganizedintheirdesignatedpockets.Laura’seyesbrightenedasshegrabbedtheflashlightandhandedittoCassie.“Thiswillhelpusseebetterinsidethecave,”shesaid,awaveofreliefwashingoverher.Withtheflashlightinhand,theybeganexploringthecave’sinterior,findingarelativelydryspottositandwaitforthestormtopass.

Asnightfell,thestormfinallybegantodiedown.

Therainlightenedtoagentledrizzle,andthethunderandlightningfadedaway.LauraandCassiesteppedoutofthecave,theirspiritsliftedbytheimprovingweather.Theymadetheirwaybacktothecampsite,theirfootprintsmarkingapaththroughthemuddyground.

Oncetheyarrived,theyquicklysetupcamp,gratefulfortheshelterandthewarmthoftheirsleepingbags.Astheylaydowntorest,theyreflectedontheadventuretheyhadjustexperiencedandtheunexpectedlessonstheyhadlearned.

二次練習(xí)續(xù)寫原文語法填空：1.“Cassie!Youscaredmetodeath!”Laurascolded,hervoice

__________________(echo)

throughthemeadow.“Iamsorry,”Cassie,

____________________(absorb)

inherphotography,didn’tnoticethethickfog

_______________________(roll)

in,

_____________________(consume)

thenearbymountains.2.Theroadturned

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