典范英语8-3【范本模板】

3。Bertha’sSecretBattleTwinsBerthaandFionaweretwinsisters.Theylookedexactlythesame。Therewasonlyonewaytotellthemapart.BerthadyedherhairredandFionadyedherhairblonde.Thetwinslivedtogetherinacottage。OnFridayeveningstheysetoffforworkattheTownHall。AsignoutsidetheTownHallsaid,‘GrandWrestlingCompetition．'Therefereesteppedunderthetopropeandintothering。‘Ladiesandgentlemen。Silencepleasefortonight'sstarfight.'Thedoorsofthedressingroomswungopen。‘Andheresheis,“criedthereferee。“Thedarlingofthering。FairplayFiona！'Acheerwentupfromthecrowd。Fiona,dressedinpink,cameintothehall.Herblondehairstreamedbehindher。Withoneleapshejumpedoverthetopropeandlandedinthering.Shewavedtothecrowdandblewthemkisses.Thecrowdstoodandclapped.TheywantedFionatowin.Therefereespokeagain.‘Andheropponentfortonightis...'Thedressingroomdoorssmashedopen.Onedoorcameoffitshinges。‘Herterribletwinsister。BigBerthatheBoneCruncher！’Bertha，dressedinblack，cameintothehall。Herredhairstreamedbehindher。Sheshookher。Shetookaflyingleapintothering.Sheshookherfist。Thecrowdbooed。TheywantedBerthatolose.Therefereeturnedtocheckhiswatch.BerthagrabbedFionaandthrewheragainsttheropes.Thecrowdyelledatthereferee。Bertharacedbacktohercorner。Therefereeturnedround。‘Ihaven’tdoneanythingwrong.‘ShoutedBertha。Thefighthadbegun。Fionabouncedbackwithaflyingdropkick.Thecrowdstoodup,cheering.BerthapickdupFionaandspunheraboveherhead。Thecrowdbooed。Soitwentforfiverounds。‘Andthewinneris——FairplayFiona。'ThecrowdcheeredFina.TheybooedBertha.ThatnightBerthaandFionasatathomedrinkingcocoa.‘Ithoughtthefightwentverywell。'‘Hum，’saidBertha.‘You’renotupsetabouttheflyingtailspin？'‘No.’‘Thedropkickinroundtwo?’‘Thenwhyareyouinsuchabadmood?’Berthabegantocry。‘What'sthematter?’askedFiona。‘Couldn'twechange？’saidBertha.‘Youcouldbe＂FearsomeFiona＂。Icouldbe＂Big-HeartedBertha＂。‘Don’tbesillysaidFiona.’Besides，youaregoodatbeingbad。’‘Youcouldteachmehowtobegood，’saidBertha，’AndIcouldteachyouhowtobebad。’‘No！’saidFiona。’Whatwouldmyfansthink?'BerthafightsbackNextFridaymorning，afterbreakfast,thetwinswentintothefrontroom。Theyputthetableandchairsinapileatoneendoftheroon。Theymovedthetelevision,thegoldfishbowlandtheirbooksintothekitchen.Whentheroomwascompletelyclear，Fionasaid，‘Ready?’‘Ready，‘saidBertha.Thenthetwinsbegantofight.BerthathrewFionaacrosstheroom.Fionadidaperfectcartwheelandlandedlightlyonherfeet。ThetwinsalwayspractisedforthefightonFridaynight。Bothtwinswereveryskilledatwrestling.Theyworkedhardtomakesuretheycoulddotheirmoveswithouthurtingeachother。Whentheyhadfinishedpractisingtheyhadtotidythecottageandhavelunch.Thetwinslikedcookingbuttheyhatedhousework.Theytossedacointoseewhoshouldtidyup。‘Heads。’saidBertha。‘Tails.'saidFiona。‘Iwin。’SoBerthahadtomoveallthethingsfromthekitchenbackintothefrontroom。Thenshehadtoputthetableandchairsbackinthemiddleoftheroom。Meanwhile，Fionacookedlunch。AfterlunchBerthaslippedquietlyintothebathroomandlockedthedoor。Bertharinsedherhairwithhersister’sblondehaircolour。Shelookedinthemirrorandsmiled.Herhairwasnowblondehaircolour。Shelookedinthemirrorandsmiled。Herhairwasnowblonde，justlikeFiona’s.Shepouredtherestoftheblondehaircolourdownthesink。Thenshefilledthebottlewithsomeofherredhaircolour。Fionatappedonthedoor。‘Hurryupinthere,‘repliedBertha.‘ImustcolourmyhairbeforeIgojogging，‘saidFiona。Berthacameoutofthebathroom。Shehadatowelwrappedaroundherhead.‘Ifeelmuchbetter，’saidBertha。’I’veleftthebathroomtidy。’‘Lookatthetime，'saidFiona,’Ishallbelate。’Flonadashedintothebathroom。Shesplashedonherhaircolour。Shewasinsuchahurrythatshedidnotlookinthemirror。‘Havealovelyrun，’saidBertha。Fionajoggeddowntheroad.Sheranthroughthepark。Fionasawalittlekittensittingonawall。‘Hello,littlekitty。’Shestretchedouttostrokethekitten.Thekittenranupatree.Apolicemanwaspassingby。‘Isawyoufrightenthatkitten。Whatanunkindthingtodo.’‘Ionlytriedtostrokeit，‘mumbled.Fiona.Shejoggedontowardstheplaygroud,Somechildrenwereplayingontheswings.‘Wouldyoulikeapush？’shecalled.ThechildrentookonelookatFiona。Theyjumpedofftheswingsandranaway。Thepartkeeperracedup.‘Whatdoyouthinkyouaredoing？Youwerechasingthosechildren.Goandchasesomeoneyourownsize.’Fionaranoff.Fionastoppedforarestoutsidethesupermarket。Anoldladywaspushinghertrolleytowardsthedoor.Fionaranovertohelp.Sheheldopenthedoor.‘Afteryou，’shesaid。‘It'satrick。Youaregoingtoshutthedoorinmyface，’saidtheoldlady.Themanagerarrived.‘Stopfrighteningmycustomers。ClearoffbeforeIcallthepolice.’Fionacouldnotunderstandit.Shejoggedsadlybacktothecottage.Berthawasinthegarden.‘Whathaveyoudonetoyourhair？'criedFiona。‘Doyoulikeit？’askedBertha.‘It'sblonde。That'smyhaircolour,’saidFiona.‘Isitreally？’saidBertha。Shetookamirrorfromherpocket。SheheldituptoFiona.‘Myhair!’syourcolour.'screamedFiona。‘It'sred!Butthat’‘Iknow.'saidBertha.‘EverybodywillthinkthatIamyou。’saidFiona.sright.'giggledBertha。‘That’‘Iwillhavetodomyhairalloveragain.’saidFiona。‘Youcan’t.’saidBertha。‘Whynot?’askedFiona。‘BecauseItippedyourhaircolourdownthesink.'saidBertha.‘ButwearedueattheTownHallintenminutes。’moanedFion.‘Whatarewegoingtodo?’Headsortails?TheTownHallwaspackedwithpeoplewaitingtoseethebigfight.Therefereesteppedforward.‘Ladiesandgentlemen.Intheredcorner.FairplayFiona.’Bertha,dressedinpinkwithherblondehairflying,racedforwardandjumpedintothering.Shewavedtothecrowd.。Everybodycheered.‘Andinthebluecorneristhatmonsterofthering，BigBerthathering.SheshookherfistatBertha。Thecrowdthoughtthatshewasshakingherfistatthem.Theybooed.Thefightbegan。FionaandBerthagrippedeachotherbytheshoulders。‘Howdoyoulikebeingthebadone？’hisssedBertha.‘It’shorrible。'saidFiona。’Everybodywantsmetolose.’‘NowyouknowhowIfeel，’whisperedBertha。’Right。I’mgoingtothrowyouovermyshoulder.’Andthatisjustwhatshedid。Thecrowdcheered。Berthawavedatthecrowdandsmiled。‘AndthewinnerisFairplayFiona.'Bertha，withblondegairanddressedinpink，waved。Thecrowdcheered。Thetwosisterssatinthedressingroomasthecrowdwenthome。‘Idon’tknowwhyyou’relookingsopleasedwithyourself，'saidFiona.‘BecauseIwon。’saidBertha。‘Butyoudidn’twin，’saidFiona.’TherefereesaidthatthewinnerwasFairplayFiona.Andthat’sme.'‘Oh,’saidBertha.Therewasaknockonthedoor.‘Comein。’calledFiona。Alittlemancarryinganenormousbunchofflwersslidshylyintothedressingroom.‘I'vebroughtsomeflowersforFiona。'hesaid/‘HowmanwalkedpastFionaandhandedtheflowerstoBertha.‘I’djustliketosay。’hesaid,‘thatyouaremyfavuoritewrestler.’Thenhewentveryredandranoutoftheroom。‘Hey.'saidFiona.’Hesaidthoseflowerswereforme.'‘Ohno，'saidBertha。‘Hegavethemtome.'‘Really,’snappedFiona.‘Thisisabsolutelyridiculous。'‘I'vebeenthinking,’saidBertha。‘Ihaveanideathatshouldkeepeverybodyhappy。’thearitthen。’saidFi