【读后续写】读后续写模拟试题12

　【读后续写】读后续写模拟试题 12 读后续写

　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。

　My mother was a supporter of physical punishment, but for all her talking she has never spanked (打屁 股 ) my siblings and me only once. Instead she found ways of punishment that left a more lasting memory than giving us a spanking. One of the most memorable of these occasions occurred when I was for. In the early 70’s my mother attended college during the day and I was in daycare. One day at daycare watched an extremely tired mother attempt to pick up her daughter. The little girl asked, “Momma, are we going to McDonald’s for dinner?” The mother replied, “Honey, not tonight. Momma has to run a few errands (差事) and then we have to go home and cook dinner for Daddy.” “But I wanna go.” “Susie, I said not tonight. Maybe, if you are a good girl, we can go tomorrow.” Susie immediately dropped to the floor, kicking and screaming, “I want to go to McDonald’s.” No amount of pleading (恳求)or scolding her mother tried stopped Susie’s tantrum (发脾气) Finally her mother gave in, “Okay, Susie, let’s go to McDonald’s. ”Susie stopped yelling and smiling she grabbed her mother’s hand and they left. To say I was amazed would be inaccurate; I was delighted that anything I wanted could be had by throwing a tantrum. That day my mother picked me up early from daycare because we were going to a store to purchase some Christmas items. I was excited by the lights and decorations, and as we walked through the toy section on the way to the counter, I saw a toy I had to have. It was a white and red telephone whose bells rang as it was pulled along on a string. Looking lovingly up at my mother I asked, “Mama, can I have that telephone?” She replied, “Baby, not now, but if you are a good girl, maybe Santa will bring it to you.” “But Mama, I want that telephone right now. ”Her eyes narrowed and her hand tightened on mine. “Becky, you can’t have that telephone today, but if you misbehave, you can have a spanking.” 注意: 1. 所续写短文的词数应为 150 左右; 2. 应使 5 个以上短文中标有下划线的关键词语;

　3. 续写部分分为两段，每段的开头语已为你写好; 4. 续写完成后，请用下划线标出你所使用的关键词语。

　Paragraph 1: By now we were standing in the long Holiday line to pay the bill, and I figured it was a good chance ______________________________________________________________________________________

　Paragraph 2: “Mama, stop. Mama, get up,” I tearfully pleaded. ______________________________________________________________________________________

　翻译小练习：

　1. 我躺在地上，一遍又一遍地喊着：“我要那部电话。”。

　______________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ 2. 疲惫的圣诞购物者看着我母亲平静地说：“贝基，你最好数到三点就起床，否则就走吧。一……二……三。” ______________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ 3. 没有什么。我还在发脾气。

　______________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________

　4. 于是她就躺在我旁边的地板上，又踢又叫，“我要新车，我要新房子。我想要一些珠宝，我想要……”震惊的我站了起来。

　______________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ 5. 她站在那里，不理不睬。

　______________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ 6. 一开始，排队等候的其他人开始时不时地鼓掌，我还没意识到，他们就欢呼雀跃，拍拍妈妈的背。

　______________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ 7. 她脸红了，微微鞠了一躬，接下来的三十分钟排队对我来说简直是一种痛苦，许多父母离开商店，朝我摇头，微笑着说 ______________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ 8. “你妈妈对你很好。我打赌你再也不会这样做了。”是的， 我没有，因为它给人留下了一幅比任何身体痕迹都更有效的画面。

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　参考答案：

　1. 我躺在地上，一遍又一遍地喊着：“我要那部电话。”。

　I lay down on the ground and began screaming, “I want that telephone,” over and over again.

　2. 疲惫的圣诞购物者看着我母亲平静地说：“贝基，你最好数到三点就起床，否则就走吧。一……二……三。” Weary Christmas shoppers looked as my mother calmly said, “Becky, you better get up by the count of three or else. One...Two...Three.”

　3. 没有什么。我还在发脾气。

　Nothing. I was still in full tantrum.

　4. 于是她就躺在我旁边的地板上，又踢又叫，“我要新车，我要新房子。我想要一些珠宝，我想要……”震惊的我站了起来。

　So then she lay down beside me on the floor, and began kicking and screaming, “I want a new car, I want a new house. I want some jewelry, I want...” Shocked, I stood up.

　5. 她站在那里，不理不睬。

　She stood, and brushed herself off.

　6. 一开始，排队等候的其他人开始时不时地鼓掌，我还没意识到，他们就欢呼雀跃，拍拍妈妈的背。

　At first stunned, the others waiting in line began to sporadically clap, and before I knew it they were cheering and laughing and patting my mother on her back.

　7. 她脸红了，微微鞠了一躬，接下来的三十分钟排队对我来说简直是一种痛苦，许多父母离开商店，朝我摇头，微笑着说 She blushed and took a little bow and the next thirty minutes in line was pure misery for me as various parents leaving the store, shake their heads at me and say with a smile

　8. “你妈妈对你很好。我打赌你再也不会这样做了。”是的， 我没有，因为它给人留下了一幅比任何身体痕迹都更有效的画面。

　“Your mom got you good. I bet you’ll never try that again.” And I didn’t, because it left a lasting mental picture more effective than any physical mark. 参考范文：

　Paragraph 1: By now we were standing in the long Holiday line to pay the bill, and I figure it was a good chance. I lay down on the ground and began screaming, “I want that telephone,” over and over again. Weary Christmas shoppers looked as my mother calmly said, “Becky, you better get up by the count of three or else. One...Two...Three.” Nothing. I was still in full tantrum. So then she lay down beside me on the floor, and began kicking and screaming, “I want a new car, I want a new house. I want some jewelry, I want...” Shocked, I stood up. Paragraph 2: “Mama, stop. Mama, get up,” I tearfully pleaded. She stood, and brushed herself off. At first stunned, the others waiting in line began to sporadically clap, and before I knew it they were cheering and laughing and patting my mother on her back. She blushed and took a little bow and the next thirty minutes in line was pure misery for me as various parents leaving the store, shake their heads at me and say with a smile, “Your mom got you good. I bet you’ll never try that again.” And I didn’t, because it left a lasting mental picture more effective than any physical mark.