读后续写 新起点的友谊之光 讲义 高二下学期期末考试英语试题

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。Theresahadalwayslookedforwardtothefirstdayofschool,butthisyearwasdifferent.Duetoherfather’srecentjobchange,sheandherfamilyhadmovedacrossthecountrytoanewtownandanewneighborhood.Shedidn’tevenwanttogetoutofbed.Gettingupmeantgoingtoschool.Shedidn’tknowasoul.Shehadnofriendshere.Whowouldshetalkto?Whowouldshehangoutwith?Thiswouldnotbeagoodday,shethoughttoherself.Afteraquickbreakfast,shegrabbedherthingsandheadeddownthestreettothecornerwherethebuswouldpickherup.Inthedistance,shecouldseetwogirlslaughingaboutsomething.AsTheresagotcloser,thegirlsshotabrieflookatherwayandthencontinuedonwiththeirconversation.Finallythebusarrived.Theresasteppedonandsatalone.Therideseemedratherlonguntilthebuspulledupinfrontoftheschool.Theresaclimbedoffthebuswithnoideawheretogo.Theschoolwasmuchbiggerthanheroldone.Shehadmadeitthroughthewholemorning.Butnowit’slunchtime,andshewaskeenlyawareofthefactthatshehadnoonetositanddinewith.Shefoundaplacealoneinthecornerandsatdownwithlunch.Justasshestartedtoeat,shesawtwogirlsapproaching.Theywerethegirlsfromthebusstop.“Doyoumindifwejoinyou?”saidtheoneinfront.注意：1.

续写词数应为150个左右；2.

请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。“Mind?Pleasesitwithme!”Theresathoughtandquicklyreplied,“notatall.”ForTheresa,theridehomewasquiteabitdifferentfromthebustripthatmorning._【解析】【文章大意】本文以人物为线索展开，讲述了特蕾莎和她的家人搬到了一个新的城镇和一个新的社区，她一个人也不认识。她在这里没有朋友。最后她遇到了两个女孩，建立了新的友谊，也不再感到孤独了。【详解】1.段落续写：①由第一段首句内容“‘介意吗?请和我坐在一起!’特蕾莎想了想，很快回答说：‘一点也不。’”可知，第一段可描写三人成为朋友的过程。②由第二段首句内容“对特蕾莎来说，那天早上回家的路上和坐公交车的路上有很大的不同”可知，第二段可描写特蕾莎不再感到孤独，女孩们建立了深厚的友谊。2.续写线索：特蕾莎邀请同坐——交谈——成为朋友——一起回家——特蕾莎感悟

伏笔：她甚至不想起床。起床意味着去上学。她在这里一个人都不认识。她没有朋友。她会和谁说话？她会和谁一起出去玩？她心想，这将不会是美好的一天。续写中的回应：1."介意吗？请和我一起坐吧！"特蕾莎心里想着，迅速回答道："一点也不介意。"那两个女孩，瑞秋和麦迪逊，自我介绍后，高兴地坐在她旁边。她们的到来立刻减轻了特蕾莎的孤独感。2.特蕾莎回家的公交车之旅与早上的公交车之旅截然不同。早上的焦虑和寂静已经被希望和期待所取代。3.她不仅在新学校的第一天存活了下来，而且还建立了联系，这些联系预示着她未来的日子会更加愉快。4.太阳似乎更亮了一些，空气也更新鲜了一些，当她走向她的新家，期待着未来的日子。在这个续写中，特蕾莎的孤独和对朋友的渴望被设置为伏笔，而回应则是通过她与瑞秋和麦迪逊的友谊来解决的，这不仅回应了她的孤独感，也为她的新生活带来了希望和积极的变化。【参考答案】“Mind?Pleasesitwithme!”Theresathoughtandquicklyreplied,“notatall.”

“Thisisusuallywherewesitforlunch,andsincewesawyouatthebusstopthismorning,itmustbefateorsomething,”saidtheothergirl.“Maybewe’resupposedtobefriends.”Theresaalsoexpressedherwillingnesstobetheirfriends.Andwiththat,newfriendshipswereformed.Throughthewholelunchtheychattedabouttheirclassesandgigglingaboutvariousstories.Thethreegirlsagreedtoheadhometogetherattheendofthedayastheypartedfortheafternoonclass.ForTheresa,theridehomewasquiteabitdifferentfromthebustripthatmorning.

Shenowhadpeopletositwithandnewfriendstotalkto.Shewasnotaloneanymore.Thetimewentbymuchmorequicklythantheridetoschoolinthatmorning.Thegirlstalkedandlaughedtheentirewaybacktotheirneighborhood.Theygotoffthebusandbeganthewalktotheirownhouses.Onebyone,theysaidtheirgoodbyesandexchangedquickhugsfollowedbya“Seeyoutomorrow.”

下水文1"Mind?Pleasesitwithme!"Theresathoughtandquicklyreplied,"Notatall."Thetwogirls,EmilyandLily,introducedthemselvesandsatdownbesideher.Theychattedaboutschool,theirfavoriteclasses,andtheupcomingschoolevents.Theresafeltawaveofreliefwashoverherassherealizedshewasn'taloneanymore.Theirlaughterandeasyconversationmadeherfeelwelcomedandpartofsomething,evenifitwasjustlunchtimecamaraderie.ForTheresa,theridehomewasquiteabitdifferentfromthebustripthatmorning.Thesilenceandanxietyhadbeenreplacedwithasenseofbelongingandnewfriendships.Asshewalkedoffthebus,shewasn'tthesamenervousgirlwhohadboardeditthatmorning.ShehadexchangednumberswithEmilyandLily,andtheyhadinvitedhertohangoutafterschool.Theresa'sfirstdayinanewtownwasturningouttobenotasdauntingasshehadinitiallyfeared.Sherealizedthatsometimes,allittakesisasimpleactofkindnessandawillingnesstoconnecttomakeanewplacefeellikehome.下水文2"Mind?Pleasesitwithme!"Theresarespondedwithasmile,tryingtohideherexcitement.Thegirls,whointroducedthemselvesasRachelandMadison,gladlyacceptedandsatdownnexttoher.TheirpresenceimmediatelyliftedtheweightoflonelinessfromTheresa'sshoulders.Astheysharedstoriesabouttheirlivesandinterests,Theresafoundherselflaughingandfeelingmoreateasethanshehadallday.Itwasasifthewallsofherisolationwerecrumblingdown,andshewasfinallypartofacommunity.ForTheresa,theridehomewasastarkcontrasttothemorning'sjourney.Insteadoftheinitialapprehensionandquietsolitude,shewasnowfilledwithasenseofhopeandanticipation.Thebuswasnolongerjustamodeoftransportationbutavesselcarryinghertowardsanewchapteroffriendshipsandexperiences.Whenshedisembarked,Theresafeltanewfoundconfidence.Sheh