读后续写个人成长类--盲人本杰明的积极转变 讲义 2023届高考英语专题复习

读后续写原题目： Since Benjamin lost his sight during his service in the army, he had seldom gone out, but his friends always encouraged him and bought him a guide dog named Cooper. Benjamin had to admit the dog made all the difference. He regained some independence such as walking through the park. Benjamin's friend, Natalie, was singing in a performance at the local concert hall, which was an excellent opportunity for her. Benjamin hadn't expected to go, but Natalie wanted him there and told him some of their friends would be present too. So he put on his nice suit, grabbed Cooper,and set out. Benjamin reached the hall a bit late. He decided to go to his friends later and sit with his dog in the closest row he could sense. He knew at least two people were sitting in the same row. "Oh! Who brings a dog to the nice concert hall?" Benjamin heard a woman complain. Maybe she didn't notice his really black glasses and didn't understand why he needed a dog. "Ada, he's blind. It's his service dog," her husband replied.  Natalie took the stage. Although Benjamin couldn't see her, he knew she looked beautiful. Meanwhile, the woman named Ada continued complaining about Cooper. Benjamin was about to be angry. She had known he was blind. Worst of all, she was interrupting his friend's concert. Benjamin decided he would leave as soon as Natalie finished her song. However, as the song ended, Natalie began to address the audience. "Thank you, everyone. The next song is for one special friend in particular, Benjamin," Natalie said, looking in Benjamin's direction and Benjamin could hear the emotions in her voice." You sacrificed(牺牲) so much for our country, and I do hope the next song brings you happiness and shows you the wonderful world."Benjamin felt tears falling from his eyes. Cooper rested its head on his knee, comforting him as Natalie belted out a beautiful song. Paragraph 1: To Benjamin's shock, the woman kept quiet the entire time. Paragraph 2: Ada, with her husband, approache