读后续写命运的交织Pip与逃犯的重逢讲义江苏省淮安市高一下学期期末英语试题

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。Pip,onceapoorboylivingintheforgewithJoe,ablacksmith,wasnowaLondongentleman.Yet,aquestion—"Whomademeagentleman,MissHarvishamorsomebodyelse?"—

wasbotheringhim.Hedidn'tfindouttheansweruntilonenight,anunwelevisitorcametohishouse.Thatnight,Pipwasreadingaloneatthetopofhishouseneartheriverwhenheheardfootstepsonthestairs.Rememberingthatthestaircaselightswereblownout,thegentlemantookuphisreadinglampandwentouttothestairhead."Whatfloordoyouwant?""Thetop,Mr.Pip."saidavoicefromthedarkness.ThelampPipheldoverthestairsinterrorlitupaman'sface.Hedidn'trecognizeit,buttheexpressiononitshowedthattheownerwaspleasedtoseePip.Themanwasdressedwarmlybutnotelegantly.Hehadlonggreyhairandhisskinwasbrownfromspendingalotoftimeoutside.Pipguessedhewasaboutsixty.Takeninside,themanlookedaroundtheroomandsmiledatwhathesaw.Thenhedidsomethingstrange.HeheldbothofhishandsouttoPip.Thinkinghemightbemad,Pipsteppedback,whichmadethemanconfused,pushinghishandsthroughhishair.Themansatdowninachairnearthefire.SuddenlyPipknewwhohewas!Thehungryconvictinthemarshes!ThethenconvictnowlookedatPipwithgreataffection,butPipcouldfeelnoneforhim."Youactednoblytohelpme,aprisonbreakerwithanironringonalegsixteenyearsago,Pip,"theconvictcontinued,"Ihaveneverforgotit!"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。ThesceneofhelpinghimjumpedbeforePip’seyes.________________________________________________________________“Agentleman?Howhaveyoudonesowell?”askedtheconvict._______________________________________________________________文章梗概：本文讲述了Pip，一个曾经贫穷的铁匠铺男孩，如何变成了一位伦敦绅士。然而，他心中一直有一个疑问：是哈维沙姆小姐还是其他人让他成为了绅士？这个问题一直困扰着他，直到一个不受欢迎的访客在夜晚来到他的家中。Pip在河边的家中独自阅读时，听到楼梯上有脚步声。他拿着阅读灯去楼梯口查看，发现一个他不认识的男人，但这个男人似乎很高兴见到Pip。这个男人穿着暖和但不优雅，长着灰色的头发，皮肤因长时间在户外而变得棕色。Pip猜测他大约六十岁。当这个男人进入房间并环顾四周时，Pip突然意识到他是多年前在沼泽地里的那个饥饿的囚犯。这个曾经的囚犯现在用深情的眼神看着Pip，但Pip对他没有任何感情。囚犯继续说，Pip十六年前帮助了他，一个带着腿上铁环的逃犯，他从未忘记过这件事。伏笔：Pip在沼泽地帮助逃犯时，逃犯的感激之情被暗示为未来可能的回报。逃犯身上的铁环和他对Pip的称呼，预示了他与Pip命运的交织。Pip对逃犯的同情和帮助，可能预示着他内心善良和正义感的特质，这些特质在未来可能会得到回报或引发事件。回应：逃犯突然出现在Pip的生活中，回应了之前Pip对他的帮助，形成了故事的闭环。逃犯对Pip的称呼和回忆，回应了Pip当年的行为，揭示了逃犯对这段往事的记忆和感激。Pip的内心挣扎和对逃犯的复杂情感，回应了他当年的行为和成长过程中的变化。如果逃犯提出报答Pip，这将是对他当年善行的直接回应，同时也可能引发Pip对自己身份和价值观的反思。续写要点：第一段：回忆与重逢：Pip回忆起当年在沼泽地帮助那个逃犯的情景。描述Pip当时的感受和动机，以及他如何克服恐惧去帮助逃犯。逃犯对Pip的感激之情，以及他如何一直关注Pip的成长和变化。Pip对逃犯突然出现的复杂情绪，包括惊讶、困惑和可能的不安。第二段：逃犯的报恩逃犯透露他一直在暗中观察Pip的生活，了解他如何从一个穷小子变成绅士。逃犯表达他想要报答Pip的愿望，提出他可能的报恩方式。Pip对逃犯报恩提议的反应，包括他的犹豫、感激或拒绝。两人之间关系的转变，以及这次重逢如何影响Pip对过去和未来的看法。参考答案Thesceneofhelping

him

jumpedbeforePip’seyes.Drivenbyagreatsenseofhelplessnessanddangertheconvictgave,PipstolesomewittlesfromthekitchenandafilefromamongJoe’stools.

Then

he

openedthedoorandranforthemistymarshes,wheretheprisonbreakerenjoyedhisbreakfast,cuttingofftheringwiththefile.Butsixteenyearslater,underdifferentcircumstances,eithertheman’svisitorhisthankstoPipwereunwele.“Ifyou’veetothankme,itisn’tnecessary.SurelyyoumustunderstandI’magentlemannowand…”Pipsaid.“Agentleman?Howhaveyoudonesowell?”askedtheconvict.

Piphesitatedbeforesaying,“I

do

haveabenefactor,butIdon’tknowtheperson’sname.”WatchingPipandeverythingintheroom,themanwentontomakearight“guess”atPip’sguardian,ineand…“IneverysinglethingIwentfor,Iwentforyou,”saidtheconvictfinally.Now,itdawnedonPipthatitwasthis

manwhoworkedhardforyearstomakehimaLondongentleman.

Ashamed

but

grateful,Pipcouldn’thelpaskinghimself,“Was

he

onlyaconvict?”下水文1ThesceneofhelpinghimjumpedbeforePip’seyes.Itwasacoldwinterday,andtheyoungPip,fulloffearyetdrivenbyasenseofduty,hadslippedfoodandafiletothedesperatemanhidinginthemarshes.Thememorywasvivid,thefearandthecoldbitingthroughhisbonesashefacedtheconvict.Now,yearslater,Pipcouldhardlybelievethatthemanstandingbeforehim,weatherbeatenandaged,wasthesamepersonhehadonceaided.Thegratitudeintheman'seyeswasunmistakable,andPipfeltastrangemixofemotions—surprise,perhapsevenabitofpride,butcertainlynoaffection.“Agentleman?Howhaveyoudonesowell?”askedtheconvict.Piphesitated,unsureofhowmuchtorevealtothisunexpectedguestfromhispast.Hechosehiswordscarefully,"I'vehadsomefortunateencounters,"hereplied,glossingoverthedetailsofMissHavisham'sinfluenceandtheplexjourneythathadledhimtohiscurrentstatus.Theconvict,however,seemedtounderstandmorethanPipleton,hiseyestwinklingwithaknowinglook."Well,I'mgladforyou,Pip,"hesaid,hisvoiceroughyetsincere."I'vekeptaneyeonyou,youknow.I'vewatchedyourisefromthemiretotheheights.AndI'veetorepaymydebttoyou."Pipwastakenaback,thenotionofthismanrepayinghiminanywaybothforeignandunsettling.下水文2ThesceneofhelpinghimjumpedbeforePip’seyes.Itwasafatefulencounterthathadshapedthecourseofhislife.Therecollectionofthemarshes,thecold,andthefearhehadfeltasachildcamefloodingback.Herememberedthepassionthathadpromptedhimtoassistthedesperateman,unawareoftheprofoundimpactthatactwouldhave.Theconvict'sgauntface,thedesperationinhiseyes,andtheirononhislegwereetchedintoPip'smemory.Now,ashelookedatthemanbeforehim,Pipwasfilledwithamixofemotions,fromtheshockofrecognitiontothebewildermentoftheman'ssuddenappearanceinhislife.“Agentleman?Howhaveyoudonesowell?”askedtheconvict,hisvoicefilledwithgenuinecuriosityandperhapsahintofadmiration.Pip,takenabackbythequestion,struggledtofindtherightwords.Hethoughtabouttheye