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1、读话题故事斩高考续写（附习题）读故事斩续写（默写+答案）1 .熊出没As I wandered through the dense forest, the trees towered above me,on the ground. The air was thick with. Suddenly,caught my attention. I froze, my heart racing as I tried to identify the source of the noise.Before I could react, a massive grizzly bear emerged from
2、the underbrush,. My body tensed as I slowly, but the bear, its massive paws pounding the ground. Iturned and ran,as I dodged trees and leaped over fallen logs.As I the forest, my fear turned to panic. I could feel the bears hot breath on my heels,and I knew that I was in grave danger. Just as I thou
3、ght all was lost, I a small stream.Without hesitation, I the icy water, hoping to throw the bear off the scent.As I emerged on the other side of the stream, I looked back to see the bear standing on the opposite bank, its eyes fixed on me. I knew that I had narrowly escaped death, and my heart was f
4、illed with a mixture of relief and gratitude. I the beauty and peace of the forest again.当我漫步在茂密的森林中，树木高耸在我之上，在地上投下长长的影子。空气中弥漫着松树和潮湿泥 土的气味。突然，灌木丛中的沙沙声引起了我的注意。我呆住了，当我试图确定噪音的来源时，我的心 跳加速。在我反应过来之前，一只巨大的灰熊从灌木丛中钻了出来，它的眼睛盯着我。当我慢慢后退时，我的 身体变得紧张起来，但那只熊向前冲去，它巨大的爪子拍打着地面。我转身就跑，一边躲避树木，一边 跳过倒下的木头，我的心怦怦直跳。当我冲过森林时，我
5、的恐惧变成了恐慌。我能感觉到熊的热呼吸在我的脚跟，我知道我处于严重的危 险之中。正当我以为一切都完了的时候，我偶然发现了一条小溪。我毫不犹豫地跳进冰冷的水中，希望 熊找不到（失去我的线索）。当我出现在小溪的另一边时，我回头一看，看到那只熊站在对岸，眼睛正盯着我。我知道我死里逃生 了，心里充满了宽慰和感激。我发誓再也不会把森林的美丽与宁静视为理所当然。2 .火灾As the flamesthe building, panic set in. People were running in alldirections,. Amid the chaos, a young girl on the top
6、 floor. The firefightersarrived just in time, their faces grim with determination. They the building, their heavygear weighing them down. The smoke was, but they. Finally, they found thegirl who, tears streaming down her face. With steady hands, they lifted her to safety. As they emerged from the bu
7、ilding, the firefighters. The girl hugged them tightly,. Despite the danger, they had risked their lives to save hers.大火吞没了大楼，人们开始恐慌。人们四散奔逃，大声呼救。在一片混乱中，一个小女孩被困在顶楼。 消防队员及时赶到，他们脸色严峻，充满了决心。他们冲进大楼，沉重的装备压得他们喘不过气来。烟 雾很浓，令人窒息，但他们继续前进。最后，他们找到了那个女孩，她蜷缩在角落里，泪流满面。他们 双手稳稳地把她抬到安全的地方。当消防员们走出大楼时，他们受到了欢呼声和掌声的欢迎。女孩紧
8、紧 地拥抱着他们，感激之情溢于言表。他们不顾危险，冒着生命危险救了她。3 .溺水Ason the lake, Sarah decided to take a dip to cool off. But as she swam furtherout, she suddenly and began to panic. Her arms flailed wildly as she struggledto, but the water,Just as she was about to give up, a strong arm., Sarah looked up to see a handsome st
9、ranger.Grateful tears her face as she thanked him, her heart racing with a mix of fear and relief.As they walked back to shore, Sarah couldnt help but feel a newfound appreciation for life and the kindness of strangers.炙热的太阳照在湖面上，萨拉决定去泡个澡凉快凉快。但当她游得更远时，她突然感到腿抽筋，开始 惊慌失措。她挣扎着浮在水面上，手臂疯狂地挥舞着，但水似乎要把她拖下去。就
10、在她快要放弃的时候，一只强壮的手臂伸出来，把她拉到了安全的地方。莎拉喘着粗气，抬头看到 一个英俊的陌生人，脸上流露出关切。她感谢他时，感激的泪水从脸上流下来，她的心因恐惧和宽慰的混合而狂跳。当他们走回岸边时，莎 拉忍不住对生活和陌生人的善良产生了一种新的感激之情。4 .寡言少语的父亲Mr. Li was a quiet and man. He spent most of his days his garden,silently and pruning his plants. One day, a storm hit their town. The wind howled and therain
11、. Mr. Li rushed outside,to save his beloved garden. As he worked, his children watched from the safety of their home. They saw the determination in his eyes and the way his hands moved with purpose. They realized that their fathers silence was not, but rather for his garden. In that moment, they und
12、erstood their father in a way theynever had before. They saw the. And they knew that, even though he may not say much, his actions the kind of man he was.李先生是一个沉默寡言的人。他大部分时间都在照料他的花园，默默地修剪草坪并修剪他的植物。一 天，一场暴风雨袭击了他们的城镇。狂风怒号，大雨倾盆而下。李先生冲了出去，冒着暴风雨去救他心 爱的花园。当他工作时，他的孩子们在安全的家中看着他。他们从他的眼睛里看到了决心，他的手有目 的地移动。他们意识
13、到父亲的沉默并不是漠不关心的表现，而是反映了他对花园深深的爱。在那一刻， 他们以一种前所未有的方式理解了他们的父亲。他们看到了在他平静的外表下隐藏的力量和坚韧。他们 知道，尽管他可能说得不多，但他的行动充分说明了他是什么样的人。5 .善良的母亲My mother always had a way of making everything right. Her love for nature was evident in the way she tended to her garden, carefully planting each seed and nurturing every bloom
14、.One day, as we the park, she spotted a magpie. Without hesitation,she in her hands. Her eyes filled with as she gently itsfeathers and whispered words of comfort just as she me into sleep when.As we made our way home, she carefully the birds injuries, never once losing herpatience or her gentle tou
15、ch. Her love and care for all living things was the kind of personshe was.In that moment, I realized just how lucky I was to have such a mother. She was my rock,my confidant, and my best friend. And I knew that no matter what life threw my way, she would always be there to guide me.我的母亲总是有办法使一切变得美好。
16、她对大自然的热爱从她打理花园的方式中可见一斑，她小心翼 翼地播种每一粒种子，培育每一朵花。有一天，当我们在公园里闲逛时，她发现了一只翅膀受伤的喜鹊。她毫不犹豫地把它抓起来，并把它 抱在手里。她的眼睛里充满了怜悯，她轻轻地抚摸着它的羽毛，低声说着安慰的话，就像她在给我盖被 子时哄我入睡一样。在我们回家的路上，她小心翼翼地照料着这只鸟的伤势，从未失去过她的耐心和温柔。她对所有生物 的爱和关怀，证明了她是一个什么样的人。在那一刻，我意识到我是多么幸运，有这样一位充满爱心和细心的母亲。她是我的磐石，我的知己， 也是我最好的朋友。我知道，无论生活中遇到什么，她都会在那里用她坚定不移的爱和支持引导我。答案
17、及生词整理1 .熊出没（原文）As I wandered through the dense forest, the trees towered above me, casting long shadows on the ground. The air was thick with the scent of pine and damp earth. Suddenly, a rustling in the bushes caught my attention. I froze, my heart racing as I tried to identify the source of the no
18、ise.Before I could react, a massive grizzly bear emerged from the underbrush, its eyes fixed on me. My body tensed as I slowly backed away, but the bear charged forward, its massive paws pounding the ground. I turned and ran, my heart pounding in my chest as I dodged trees and leaped over fallen log
19、s.As I sprinted through the forest, my fear turned to panic. I could feel the bears hot breath on my heels, and I knew that I was in grave danger. Just as I thought all was lost, I stumbled upon a small stream. Without hesitation, I plunged into the icy water, hoping to throw the bear off scent.As I
20、 emerged on the other side of the stream, I looked back to see the bear standing on the opposite bank, its eyes fixed on me. I knew that I had narrowly escaped death, and my heart was filled with a mixture of relief and gratitude. I vowed to never take the beauty and peace of the forest for granted
21、again. Lwanderv.漫步（同义词：stroll v.散步，闲逛；saunterv.漫步，闲逛；roamv.漫步，闲逛） 2.dense adj.浓密的,稠密的 3.tower v.高耸，屹立 4.cast v.投射（光，影） 5.scent n.香气，芳香 6.pine n.松树 7.damp earth潮湿的泥土 8.rustling n.瑟瑟声;沙沙声 9.massive adj.巨大的 10.emerge v.出现 11.back away 后退= back off 12.charge v.进攻，冲锋 13.paw n.（动物的）爪子 14.pound v.脚步沉重地走（跑）
22、 15.dodge v.躲开，闪开 16.leap v.跳，猛冲 17.log n.原木 18.sprint v.短跑，冲刺 19.grave adj.严重的 20.stumble upon 偶然发现 21.plunge into 跳入 22.throw sb off the scent 使某人找不到 23.take sth for granted把视为是理所应当的2 .火灾（原文）As the flames engulfed the building, panic set in. People were running in all directions, screaming for hel
23、p. Amid the chaos, a young girl was trapped on the top floor. The firefighters arrived just in time, their faces grim with determination. They rushed into the building, their heavy gear weighing them down. The smoke was thick and suffocating, but they pressed on. Finally, they found the girl who hud
24、dled in a corner, tears streaming down her face. With steady hands, they lifted her to safety. As they emerged from the building, the firefighters were greeted with cheers and applause. The girl hugged them tightly, gratitude palpable. Despite the danger, they had risked their lives to save hers. 1.
25、flame n.火焰 2.engulf v.吞没 3.set in 开始 4.in all directions 四面八方 5.chaos n.混轮 6.be trapped 被困 7.grim adj.坚定的，严肃的 8.rush into 冲进 9.gear n.装备 10.suffocating adj,令人窒息的 11.press on继续前进 12.huddle v.蜷缩 13.palpable adj.明显的3 .溺水（原文）As the scorching sun beat down on the lake, Sarah decided to take a dip to cool
26、 off. But as she swam further out, she suddenly felt a cramp in her leg and began to panic. Her arms flailed wildly as she struggled to stay afloat, but the water seemed to be pulling her under.Just as she was about to give up, a strong arm reached out and pulled her to safety. Gasping for air, Sara
27、h looked up to see a handsome stranger with concern etched on his face.Grateful tears streamed down her face as she thanked him, her heart racing with a mix of fear and relief. As they walked back to shore, Sarah couldnt help but feel a newfound appreciation for life and the kindness of strangers.4
28、.scorching adj.炙热的2 .beat down强烈地照射下来3 .take a dip去游泳，泡个澡4 .crampn,抽筋,痉挛5 .panic v.恐慌6 .flail v.乱动7 .stay afloat保持漂浮8.gasp v.喘气9.etch v.蚀亥ij4.寡言少语的李先生（原文）Mr. Li was a quiet and reserved man. He spent most of his days tending to his garden, silently mowing the meadow and pruning his plants. One day,
29、a storm hit their town. The wind howled and the rain came down in sheets. Mr. Li rushed outside, braving the storm to save his beloved garden. As he worked, his children watched from the safety of their home. They saw the determination in his eyes and the way his hands moved with purpose. They reali
30、zed that their fathers silence was not a sign of indifference, but rather a reflection of his deep love for his garden. In that moment, they understood their father in a way they never had before. They saw the strength and resilience that lay beneath his quiet exterior. And they knew that, even thou
31、gh he may not say much, his actions spoke volumes about the kind of man he was.1 .reserved adj.寡言少语的2 .mow the meadow 修剪草坪3 .prune v.修剪，修整4 .howl v.怒号,呼啸5 .the rain came down in sheets 下倾盆大雨6 .brave the storm 顶风冒雨7.indifference n.漠不关心8.resilience n.坚韧,恢复力9.speak volumes about有力地说明，充分显示5.善良的母亲（原文）My
32、always had a way of making everything right. Her love for nature was evident in the way she tended to her garden, carefully planting each seed and nurturing every bloom.One day, as we pottered around the park, she spotted a small bird with a bruised wing. Without hesitation, she scooped it up and cr
33、adled it in her hands. Her eyes filled with compassion as she gently stroked its feathers and whispered words of comfort just as she soothed me into sleep while tucking me in.As we made our way home, she carefully tended to the birds injuries, never once losing her patience or her gentle touch. Her
34、love and care for all living things was a testament to the kind of person she was.In that moment, I realized just how lucky I was to have such a caring and attentive mother. She was my rock, my confidant, and my best friend. And I knew that no matter what life threw my way, she would always be there
35、 to guide me with her unwavering love and support.1 .tend to照料，照顾2 .nurture v.培育，培养3 .bloom n.花4 .potter around 闲逛5 .spot v.看见，注意到6 .bruised adj.青肿的，有伤的7 .scoop v.抱起，捡起8 .cradle v.轻轻抱着9 .compassion n.同情,怜悯10 .feather n.羽毛11 .soothe v.安抚，使平静12 .tuck sb in把的被子掖好13 .testament n.证明，证据14 .confidant n.知己, 密友=bosom friend, kindred spirit15 .unwavering adj.坚定的，不动摇的