英语试题读后续写：爷爷的旧凳子+讲义

阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。ThisOldChair"Mom!I'mhome!"Johnslammedthedooranddroppedhisbooksonanearbychair."Hi,John,homealready?"Hismomturnedaround,"Springiscoming,andIamdoingourannualspringcleaning.Comeandhelpme,okay?""Okay,okay,"Johnagreedreluctantly.Theycleanedupstairs,downstairs,inside,outside,untileverythingwasspotless.Exhausted,theysankintothecouch.WearilypointingtoPop-Pop'schair,whichwasfadedandworn,John'smomexclaimed,"Ohmy!Thatoldchairhasgottogo.We'llbuyPop-Popanewone.Let'stakethechairtothecurb（马路边缘）.Tomorrowthegarbagetruckispickinguponourblock”Astheyattemptedtomovethechair,Pop-Pop,John'sgrandpa,wholivedwiththemsinceGrandmahaddied,workedhiswaythroughthedoor.Seeingwhatwashappening,hequicklyblockedtheirway."Oh,no!"heprotested."Youcan'ttakemychair.""It'sold..It'sworn..."John'smomargued,aslightedgetohervoice."No,"Pop-Poppersisted,tryingtopushhischairbackintoplace."ButPop,we'llbuyyouanewone,"John'smomtriedtopersuadetheoldman."Idon'twantanewone,"Pop-Pop'svoicetrembled."Igiveup."John'smomletgoofthechair."We'lldiscussittonightwhenMattgetshome."Matt,John'sdad,wasstillatwork.Withasighofrelief,theoldmansankintohischairandclosedhiseyes."Pop-Pop,whywon'tyouletusgetridofthechair?"Johnaskedwhenhismotherlefttheroom."It'ssoold.""Youdon'tunderstand,John."Pop-Popshookhisheadandsaid,"Isatinthischair,withyourgrandmarighthere,whenIaskedhertomarryme.Itwassolongago,butwhenIsitinthischairandclosemyeyesIfeelsheisnear."Theoldmantenderlystrokedthearmofthechair.It'samazing,Johnthought,howPop-Popcanrememberthingsfromthepast.Inthepresent,heforgetsalmosteverything.JohnsatdownonthefloorbyPop-Pop'sfeetandlistenedastheoldmanwenton.heforgetsalmosteverything.JohnsatdownonthefloorbyPop-Pop'sfeetandlistenedastheoldmanwenton.注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.

请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Thatnight,however,John'sparentscarriedthechairouttothecurb.Afterrescuingthechairfromthegarbagemen,Johnrushedtofindhismom.汉语翻译：“妈妈！我回家了！”约翰砰的一声关上门，把书扔在附近的椅子上。“嗨，约翰，已经回家了？”他的妈妈转过身来，“春天来了，我正在做一年一度的春季大扫除。来帮帮我，好吗？”“好吧，好吧，”约翰勉强同意。他们打扫楼上楼下内外，直到一切都一尘不染。他们筋疲力尽，倒在沙发上。约翰的妈妈疲惫地指着爸爸那把褪色破旧的椅子喊道：“天哪！那把旧椅子得走了。我们给爸爸买一把新的。我们把椅子搬到路边吧。”(马路边缘）.明天垃圾车会在我们的街区里捡垃圾。”当他们试图搬椅子时，约翰的爷爷波普（自从奶奶去世后就一直和他们住在一起）一路穿过门。看到发生了什么，他迅速挡住了他们的去路。“哦，不！”他抗议道。“你不能坐我的椅子。”“它太旧了……破旧了……”约翰的妈妈争辩道，声音有点尖。“不，”波普坚持说，试图把椅子推回到椅子上。“但是，爸爸，我们会给你买一个新的，”约翰的妈妈试图说服老人。“我不想要新的。”爸爸的声音颤抖着。“我放弃了。”约翰的妈妈放开了椅子。“今晚马特回家后我们再讨论。”约翰的爸爸马特还在上班。老人松了一口气，坐在椅子上闭上了眼睛。当妈妈离开房间时，约翰问道：“爸爸，爸爸，你为什么不让我们把椅子扔掉？”。“太老了。”“你不明白，约翰。”爸爸摇摇头说：“我向你奶奶求婚的时候，我坐在这把椅子上，你奶奶就在这里。那是很久以前的事了，但当我坐在椅子上闭上眼睛时，我感觉她就在附近。”老人温柔地抚摸着椅子的扶手。约翰想，流行音乐能记住过去的事情真是太神奇了。现在，他几乎忘记了一切。约翰坐在波普脚边的地板上，听着老人走。他几乎忘记了一切。约翰坐在波普脚边的地板上，听着老人继续说下去。故事大意：约翰回到家，开始帮妈妈大扫除。他们把里里外外打扫得一尘不染。妈妈提议把旧椅子扔掉，爷爷从外面回来恰巧看到，抗议家人们将破旧的椅子扔掉。约翰问爷爷原因，爷爷告诉他，椅子承载了他太对的回忆。老人抚摸着椅子，开始娓娓道来。官方范文，

Thatnight,however,John’sparentscarriedthechairouttothecurb.

Itwasastarlessnight.SnowfellsilentlyfromtheblackskyandcoveredPop-Pop’schairwithablanketofwhite.Thenextmorning,whenJohncamedownstairs,Pop-Popstoodbythewindowandlookedoutside.Atearrolleddownhishollowcheek.Johnfollowedtheoldman’sgazeandfroze.Snow-covered,thechairstoodatthecurboutonthestreet.TheclamorofthegarbagetruckpullinguptothehouseshockedJohnintoaction.Heranoutside.“Wait!Don’ttakethatchair,”heshouted,flailingbotharmsintheair.（现在分词作伴随状语）

Afterrescuingthechairfromthegarbagemen,Johnrushedtofindhismom.

“Youcan’tthrowouthischair,Mom.”Johnswallowedhardbeforegoingon.“Thisisnotjustachair.IthasbeenwithPop-Popforaverylongtimeandislikeafriend.”John’smomturnedandwalkedslowlytowardsPop-Pop.“I’msorry,Pop-Pop,”shesaid.“IguessIjustdidn’trealizehowmuchthechairmeanttoyou.JohnandIwillbringyourchairbackinside.”Theybrushedoffthesnowwiththeirhandsandplacedthechairnexttothefireplacesoitcoulddry.Thelivingroombecamewarmandbrightagainwiththisoldchair.参考范文一，

Thatnight,however,John'sparentscarriedthechairouttothecurb.

Thenextmorningwhenitwasdimlylightoutside,inadaze,Johnheardascreechingofacarandablurredconversation,“thechairisheavy,let’smoveittogether.”Wakingupwithastart,Johnbecamesoberandrushedtothewindow,justintimetosee

twogarbagemenwerecarryingPop-Pop’schairandtryingtostuffitonthegarbagetruck.“No,”Johnscreamedinside,dasheddownstairsandopenedthedoorallthewaytothecurb.Breathless,heexplainedtothesurprisedmen,“youcan’ttakeit.It’smygrandpa’streasure.Itisatotalmistake.”

Afterrescuingthechairfromthegarbagemen,Johnrushedtofindhismom.

“Mom,youcan’tabandonthischair,itbelongstoPop-Pop.”Beforemomcouldprotest,JohnexplainedtoherwhatPop-Pophadsaid.Whenthestorywasdone,Momwasstunnedwithtearsglittering,“oh,dear.WhataterriblemistakeIhavemade.It’smorethananoldchair.Itisthetestamentstotheirlove.”Later,momhaddadsolidifythechairandfixsomewornparts.“I’msorrythatIhavetriedtodiscardit,butI’llcherishitandkeepitfromnowon.”MomapologizedgentlytoPop-Pop,whoseeyeslitupatthesightofthefixedchair.Pop-Popmightforgetalmosteverythingexcepthisloveforhislatewife.Memorymightgobutlove,thesensationoflovepersistedforever.

参考范文二，

Thatnight,however,John'sparentscarriedthechairouttothecurb.

ItwasnotuntilthenextmorningthatJohnfoundthetruth.

Asheoverheardhisparentsdiscussingtheirplantoreplacetheoldchair,hisheartsankbecauseheknewhowimportantthischairwastoPop-Pop.Hejustcouldn'tshakeofftheimageofPop-Popsittinginit,sharingtalesofthepast.Thenoutsidecamethescreechingofthegarbagecarandshoutsofmentocarrygarbageontruck.Unabletoletgoofthesentimentalvalueattachedtothechair,herushedoutsideandaskedthegarbagementostopputtingthechairinthegarbagetruck.

Afterrescuingthechairfromthegarbagemen,Johnrushedtofindhismom.

"Mom,wecan'tjustthrowawayPop-Pop'schair.Itmeanssomuchtohim,"heexclaimed,

andtoldhermomeverythingabouttheoldchair.Hismom,movedbythestory,feltsorryand

agreedtoreconsidertheirdecision.Together,theydecidedtogivetheoldchairamakeover,afreshcoatofpaint,andsomerepairs.Theyplaceditbackinitscorner,itssentimentalvaluenowpreservedforfuturegenera