2024届高三英语一轮复习：读后续写练习写作讲义1素材

读后续写-ABikerace试题呈现；阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。Aman’svoicecamesuddenlyfromtheloudspeakers:“ParticipantsintheFive-MileJuniorFat-TireRace,pleasegatherbehindtheorangeflags.”Hannahwasveryexcited.Firstprizewasabluemountainbike.Onsuchabike,she’dflythroughthewoods.“Goodluck,juniormountainbikers,”theloud-speakervoicecameagain.“Three,two,one,andgo!”Thelead-outwasagirlwithredbraids(辫子).Shepedaledoffharddownthedirtroad.Theracersfollowed

behind.Thegirlwithredbraidsmadeaturnontoapartofsingletrackandgatheredspeed.Hannahpulledupbehindher,whospedupagain.Hannahfollowedclosebehindher.Hannahwatchedfortheorangearrows(箭头)markingthecourseandbikedthroughthemuddyfields.Atthe

edgeoftheforest,thegirlwaskneeling(跪)byherbike.Shemusthavegottenaflattire.Hannahbikedfaster.Shewipedthesweatfromhereyes,breathless.NowHannahwascloseenoughtoseethegirlputtingthechainonthechainring.Hannahfeltajoltofenergyasshepassedthegirlintothewoods.Maybeshecouldwin.Inthemiddleofasmallmeadow,Hannahlookedback.Thegirlwascomingupbehindheratafastspeed.Hannahenteredthewoodsagain.Atafork(岔口)inthetrail,toherleft,wasthesignwiththeorangearrow.Whensheturned,herfootslippedoffthepedal,andsheaccidentallykickedthesignover.Ineedtostopandfixthesign,shethought.Theotherracersmightgetlost.Butevenasshewasthinkingthis,herfeetkeptmovingfaster,faster.“HannahAnderson,winneroftheFive-MileJuniorFat-TireRace!”avoiceannouncedasshepassedthefinishline.注意：1.续写词数应为200个左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。“Hey!”Hannahturnedandsawthegirlwiththebraidsjumpingoffherbike.Lookingatthenewmountainbike,Hannahmadeadecision.范文：116+134“Hey!”Hannahturnedandsawthegirlwiththebraidsjumpingoffherbike.

“Congratulations!”

thegirlpanted,offeringherahigh-five.

“Butyoucouldhavewontheraceifithadnotbeenforthetheflattire,”

Hannahreplied,withamixtureofsympathyandguiltinhervoice.

“AsignwaskickedoverandIstoppedtoputitbackinplace,”

thered-braidedgirladded,whichfurtherputHannahinanextremelyembarrassingsituation.Attheverymoment,thebluemountainbikewasnotawitnesstohervictory,butareminderofherselfishnessanddishonesty.Withhercheeksburningwithshame,hereyesfellonthegirl’sbike.Itwasawornandrustybike,insharpcontrasttobrand-newherbluemountainbike.Lookingatthenewmountainbike,Hannahmadeadecision.

Shesteppedforwardandapologized,

“Sorry!ItwasIwhoaccidentallyupset/tippedthesign.AnditwasbecauseIbadlywantedtowintheracethatIdidn’tstoptoreplace/fixthesign.”

TheworldsuddenlyfellsilentbutHannah’sheartwaspoundingwildlyandhermindracing.

“MaybeIcandosomethingrightnowandhere,”

shethoughttoherself.Andthenextmomentthemountainbikewasinthegirl’shand.

“It’sforyou!”,Hannahsaidsincerelyandseriously.Thoughindisbeliefatfirst,thegirlgladlyacceptedtheprizedgift,somethingshehadbeendreamingof.Thetwogirlsevendecidedtotogetherparticipateinthenextyear’s

Five-MileJuniorFat-TireRace.Reflecting,Hannahwasdelightedthattheraceofferedheragoldenopportunitytogrowtobearesponsibleperson.92+112“Hey!”Hannahturnedandsawthegirlwiththebraidsjumpingoffherbike.“Goodjob,”thegirlcalledtoHannah,panting.“IthoughtIalmosthadyou,butImusthavemissedatrailmarker.”“Youwouldhavewonifithadn’tbeenforyourbikechainandgettinglost,”Hannahmumbled.Thegirlwassmiling,sayingitwasallpartofracing.Hannahswallowedhard.Thegirl’sbikewasrusty.Nowonderherchainhadjumped.Leadinghernewbikeawayaftertheawardceremony,Hannahfeltlikecrying.Shelookedaroundforthegirlwiththebraidsandfoundherbythewaterstand.Lookingatthenewmountainbike,Hannahmadeadecision.“Iaccidentallykickedthesignover,”Hannahsaidsoftly.Thegirlwasquiet.“Youknow,attheforkinthetrail.Itippedthesign,”Hannahsaid,alittlelouder.Asshehandedoverthebiketotheshockedgirl,Hannahfeltthelumpinherthroatdisappear.“Areyousure...?”thegirlasked.Hannahnodded.Shewasneversosurethatshewasdoingtherightthinginherlife.The