高三英语读后续写人与自然类+Julie保护最爱的橡树Oak+Tree+讲义

阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写一段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。Juliewasayounggirlwholivedinasmalltownsurroundedbybeautifultreesandwildlife.Buttherewasonetreethatwasextraspecialtoher,atalloak(橡树)thatstoodinthecenterofthetownsquare.Juliehadgrownupplayingunderitsbrancheswithherfriends,readingbooksbeneathitsshade,andevencarvingtheirinitialsintothetreetrunk.Everyevening,Juliewouldwatchtownpeoplechataroundtheoaktree,kidschaseaftereachotherinitsshadeandcouplewalkarminarm,withthegentlebreezegeneratedbythetreebranchkissingtheirface.Oneday,Julieheardsomedisturbingnews.Thecitycouncilhaddecidedtocutdowntheoaktreetomakeroomfornewdevelopmentinthearea.Juliewasdevastated（崩溃）.Shecouldn'timaginehertownwithoutthebeautifuloaktreethatshelovedsomuch.Whatismore,shecouldnotimagineallthecomfortprovidedbythetreewouldbegonewithinafewweeks.Also,shewasonehundredpercentsurenooneinhertownwouldallowthetreetobecutdownconsideringitsyear-longcompany.Determinedtosavethetree,Juliewenttothecitycouncilmeetingandpleadedwiththemtospareit.Shetalkedaboutallthememoriessheandthetownpeoplehadmadewiththetree,andhowimportantitwastothetown'sidentity.Butthecouncilmemberswereunmoved.TheytoldJuliethatthetreewasstandinginthewayofurbandevelopment,andithadtogo.注意：1.续写词数应为80到100词；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Paragraph1:

Feelinghopeless,Juliewenthomeandcriedherselftosleep.Paragraph2:

Finally,thecitycouncilrelented(态度变缓和).参考范文1Feelinghopeless,Juliewenthomeandcriedherselftosleep.

Butwhenshewokeupthenextday,shehadanidea.Shedecidedtostartapetition(请愿)tosavetheoaktree.Shewentdoor-to-doorinherneighborhood,talkingtoherneighborsabouttheimportanceofthetreeandaskingthemtosignherpetition.Slowlybutsurely,moreandmorepeoplejoinedJulie'scause.Thelocalnewsevenpickedupthestoryandstartedrunningarticlesabouttheirefforttosavetheoaktree.Julie'spetitionsoonformedintoamovement:therewerehundredsofpeoplefightingtosavethetree.Finally,thecitycouncilrelented(态度变缓和).

Theyagreedtosparetheoaktreeandfindawaytobuildaroundit.Juliewasoverjoyed.Sheknewthathereffortshadmadeadifference,andthattheoaktreewouldcontinuetobeabelovedpartofthetownforgenerationstocome.Intheyearsthatfollowed,Juliecontinuedtovisittheoaktreeandcareforit.Shewatchedasitgreweventallerandmorebeautiful,atestament（证明）tothepowerofnatureandtheimportanceoffightingforwhatonebelievesin.Andwhenevershelookedatthetree,sherememberedthepowerofcommunityandthedifferenceonedeterminedlittlegirlcouldmake.参考范文2Paragraph1:

Feelinghopeless,Juliewenthomeandcriedherselftosleep.

Julie'sparentsfoundherandaskedwhyshewascrying.Juliesaid,"Thecitycouncilwantstocutdowntheoaktree.Itmakesmeupset."Thinkingoftheoaktreeasthetown'sidentity,Julie'sparentsknewtheyneededtodosomething.Thenextday,Julie'sparentstoldthetownspeoplethattheoaktreewasgoingtobecutdown.Atfirst,everyonewassurprised.Theyalllovedtogatherunderthetreeneartheoak.Thus,facedwiththissituation,Julieandthetown'speoplewenttothecitycounciltodiscussitagain.Juliewasfullofconfidencethattheycouldprotecttheoaktree.Paragraph2:

Finally,thecitycouncilrelented.

Facedwiththetownspeople'sdiscussion,thecitycouncilpointedout,"Thetreeisstandinginthewayofurbandevelopment."Theycontinued,"Howcanwesolvetheproblems?"Then,allthepeopledecided,"Wecanmovetheoaktreetoanothertreespace.Butwecan'tcutdownthetree."Intheend,thecitycouncilrelentedandagreedtotheirrequest.Theyarrangedforthetownspeopletomovetheoaktreetoatreespaceinthetown.Allinall,theoaktreewasprotectedbythetownspeople'sjointeffort.Theyhuggedtightlytogether.Then,Julieachievedherdream.Excitementwaswrittenalloverherface.Justlikethesaying,"Justdoit!"参考范文3Paragraph1:

Juliefelthopelessandwenthome,cryingherselftosleep.

Asthenightfell,Julie'sparentscalledherfordinner.WhenJuliecameout,herparentsnoticedherredeyesandasked,"What'swrong?"Juliesadlyreplied,"Iwanttokeeptheoaktree,butIdon'tknowwhattodo."HerparentsthengaveJulieanideathatnotonlypreservedthetreebutalsoaccommodatedurbandevelopment.Thenextday,Juliewenttothecitycouncilwithherparentsandexpressedherideaindetail.

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Finally,thecitycouncilrelented.

Julietoldthem,"Thetreeisveryimportanttous."AfterlisteningtoJulie,thecitycouncildecidednottocutdownthetreeduetoherheartfeltwords.Juliewasoverjoyedandjumped,saying"thanks"tothecitycouncil.Forurbandevelopment,thecitycouncildecidedtoreroutetheroadaroundthetree.Juliesawthetalloaktreestandingnexttotheroad,andalightsmileappearedonherfaceascarsdroveby.参考范文4Feelinghopeless,Juliestayedhomeandcriedherselftosleep.Thenextday,shelearnedthatthecitycouncilhadappointedagroupofworkerstocutdowntheoaktreetomakeroomfornewdevelopmentinthearea.Uponhearingthisnews,Juliedecidedtotakeaction.Shewenttothescenewheretheworkerswerepreparingtheirtoolstocutdownthetree.Determinedtosavetheoaktree,Julieapproachedthecitycouncil'srepresentativesandpleadedwiththemtospareit.Shetalkedabouthowimportantthetreewastothetownspeople'smemoriesandpromisedthatshewouldnevergiveintoitsdestruction.

Finally,thecitycouncilrelented.Theyagreedtoletthetownspeopledecidewhethertocutdowntheoaktreeornot.Afteravote,80%ofthepeopledisagreedwiththeplantocutdownthetree.Consequently,thecitycouncildecidedtofindanewareaforthedevelopmentandsparedtheoaktree.Lifeinthetownslowlyreturnedtonormal,andtheoaktreecontinuedtoliveoninasmalltownsurroundedbybeautifultreesandwildlife.Julie,standingbeneaththetree,feltasenseofgratitudefromthetreeasifitweresaying"thankyou"toher.参考范文5Paragraph1:Feelinghopeless,Juliewenthomeandcriedherselftosleep.

Asenseofsorrowenvelopedherlikeadarkcloud.Shewassosorry

thatshecouldn'tsavetheoaktree.Suddenly,aringinterruptedhertroubledthoughts.Imaginingthatthecitycouncilhaddecidednottocutdowntheoaktree,sheimmediatelygotupfrombedandhurriedtoopenthedoor.Toherdisappointment,theywerenotcouncilmembers,butrather:thetownspeople."Weheardthatyouwenttothecitycouncilt