读后续写填词训练（二）导学案-2025届高三英语一轮复习专项

英语读后续写填词训练二 The power of belief “You will never walk again. You will have to use a wheelchair.” __1__ (prepare) for the doctor’s judgment, I heard his words fall __2__(heavy) on my ears, numbing my soul. My serious car accident __3__（leave）me unconscious and in critical condition. I awakened to find both legs __4__（wrap）in casts（石膏）. Lying in my bed motionless and __5__ （rely）on prayer, I wondered how I could give my ten-year-old son hope that Mom would heal. He’d been __6__（cheer）on every visit, but I saw the fear in his eyes. __7__ thought of having a totally handicapped（残疾的）mother was weighing heavily on his little shoulder. He needed the ray of hope that I would not be in a wheelchair forever. Just maybe, I thought, I could use this experience to teach what to do __8__disasters strike. I needed something besides my physical healing to sink my Irish stubbornness into—it’s that personality __9__ kept me going through the toughest challenge of my life. __10__ didn’t take me long to become impatient with the pace the doctors were willing to go with me. I determined to learn everything they showed me. I needed to make things happen my way. And __11__（confine限制）to a wheelchair the rest of my life didn’t fit into my plans. At first, I taught myself to move from the bed to the wheelchair. I made tiny __12__（movement）for weeks, afraid of falling, but more afraid to just lie in bed. I reached a point __13__ my arms were strong enough to carry me into the chair. Getting out of the chair and back into bed __14__（prove）more difficult, __15__ I soon developed a method of grabbing the sheets. I often wondered what the nurses and doctors __16__（do）if they’d seen me struggling on my own. Once sure I could return myself to the bed from the wheelchair, I began to use a walker that __17__(leave) in my room by a former hospital roommate. Every night, when I knew I wouldn't be interrupted, I would start to train. __18__ each passing day, I became __19__ (skilled) at moving myself into the chair and __20 __(seek) greater progress. __21__(hold) a walking stick, I slowly put my weight on my feet and rose to my feet. Difficult __22__ it was at the very beginning, the phrase “give up” never popped into my mind. __23__(fuel) by unwavering self-belief, I persisted __24__ my practice night after night. And every midnight witnessed my struggle to move another inch __25__(far). Fortunately, all my efforts paid off --- I made it! It came the time __26__(share) my achievements with the person most important to me. One night, when hearing my son’s footsteps outside, I pulled myself into the chair and __27__(drag) myself up. As he opened the door, I mustered the __28__(strong) and staggered a few steps. Shocked, this little ten-year-old boy stood __29__ (root) to the spot. This time, instead of fear, a light of excitement twinkled in my lovely boy’s eyes. “Mommy, you can walk!” he __30__(exclaim), sprinting into my open arms. The moment I heard these words, all of the pain faded, and the power of belief surged in my heart. 答案：1.Unprepared 2.heavily 3.had left 4.wrapped 5.relying 6.cheerful 7.The 8.when 9.that 10.It 11.being confined 12.movements 13.where 14.proved 15.but 16.would have done 17.had been left 18.With 19.more skilled 20.Sought 21.Holding 22.as 23.Fueled 24.in 25.farther 26.to share 27.dragged 28.strength 29.rooted 30. exclaimed 注明：此文中有很多经典句型可供学生借鉴模仿，在学生做完后可一同赏析点评（Monica12111222结合实际教学自编） 高二入学考试读后续写 第二节：（满分25分） 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的短文。 The power of belief “You will never walk again. You will have to use a wheelchair.” Unprepared for the doctor’s judgment, I heard his words fall heavily on my ears, numbing my soul. My serious car accident had left me unconscious and in critical condition. I awakened to find both legs wrapped in casts（石膏）. Lying in my bed motionless and relying on prayer, I wondered how I could give my ten-year-old son hope that Mom would heal. He’d been cheerful on every visit, but I saw the fear in his eyes. The thought of having a totally handicapped（残疾的）mother was weighing heavily on his little shoulder. He needed the ray of hope that I would not be in a wheelchair forever. Just maybe, I thought, I could use this experience to teach what to do when disasters strike. I needed something besides my physical healing to sink my Irish stubbornness into—it’s that personality that kept me going through the toughest challenge of my life. It didn’t take me long to become impatient with the pace the doctors were willing to go with me. I determined to learn everything they showed me. I needed to make things happen my way. And being confined（限制）to a wheelchair the rest of my life didn’t fit into my plans. At first, I taught myself to move from the bed to the wheelchair. I made tiny movements for weeks, afraid of falling, but more afraid to just lie in bed. I reached a point where my arms were strong enough to carry me into the chair. Getting out of the chair and back into bed proved more difficult, but I soon developed a method of grabbing the sheets. I often wondered what the nurses and doctors would have done if they’d seen me struggling on my own. Once sure I could return myself to the bed from the wheelchair, I began to use a walker that had been left in my room by a former hospital roommate. 注意： （1） 续写词数应为150个左右 （2） 请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。 Every night, when I knew I wouldn't be interrupted, I would start to train.________ ________________________________________________________________________ It came the time to share my achievements with the person most important to me. ________________________________________________________________________ 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$