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皖豫名校联盟高三二联读后续写原题:
It was the biggest night of my life perfecting songs had gone into this production. I had recited my line a thousand times, convinced that my one sentence would be the highlight of the show, if only I delivered it with just the right amount of expression. This was big. Bigger than big. This was influential, a big event for every second grader to pass through my elementary school.This was the second grade play.
There was just one problem. My mom and dad wouldn't be attending the musical. It wasn't that they didn't want to?they would have gone if they could. There was just one thing standing in the way,a six-letter word that my seven-year old brain hadn't quite processed yet: cancer. My mom's surgery was scheduled on the same night as the second grade play, quite possibly the most important night in all of my seven years of life.My parents had explained it all to me. The cancer was making my mommy sick, and she needed the doctors to take it out as soon as possible. But as they said, the show must go on. Soon the big moment came, and we all filed onto the stage and stood seriously looking out at the audience of moms, dads, siblings and grandparents. The show began, and my second grade class started singing with off-key but nevertheless angelic seven-year-old voices.
Finally,it was my turn to speak. The kid standing next to me made an attempt to hand over the microphone,and l took a deep breath before beginning my line. As I started to speak, I noticed something had gone horribly wrong.Blood rushed to my face when I realized that the microphone was not turned on. Embarrassed, I turned it over and switched the device on. I then proceeded to say my line as quickly as possible and hand the microphone off. Looking out, I couldn't find any comforting faces, and I just knew that I had messed up.
Para1:When the show was over;I walked off the stage to find my grandparents waiting for me.
Para2:A few days later my mom returned home from the hospital.
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