读后续写专练(2)-【鱼跃龙门卷】2026年高考英语试题逐题突破

高考试题逐题突破 读后续写专练（一）】 "I will not let you hurt this little creature!"she cried out,her voice laced with newfound courage.The eagle hesitated,its gaze shifting Passage 1 between the branch and the girl.And all of a sudden,Maya hit the One possible version: branch against a nearby tree trunk.The sudden noise shocked the Then came the day when Emily delivered her speech.Hands eagle,and it finally took off,disappearing into the thick forest. trembling and face pale,Emily glanced around,from which I could Maya watched the eagle fly away,her heart pounding.Her tell a surge of tension took hold of her.At the thought of how the legs still trembled because of the fight a moment ago,but she was audience would react when hearing her accent,my heart pounded filled with a sense of relief.She had faced her fear and protected the wildly.“Come on,Emily！You can make it!”I murmured.Hardly ittle hedgehog.As she held the injured creature in her arms,Maya had Emily started her speech with her signature accent when some knew this was just the beginning.She had a new mission now,a people sniggered and whispered,but Emily just continued her responsibility to care for this tiny being who had captured her speech with a louder voice and a firm tone.Gradually,immersed in heart.From that moment on,Maya knew she wasn't just a little her speech,the audience were impressed with her confidence and girl looking for adventure in the woods;she was a protector,a enthusiasm.After her speech,a stormy applause broke out. guardian of the forest and its creatures. Suddenly,my grandmother's words hit me."Girl,don't 读后续写专练（二） forget where you come from."I couldn't help thinking as a child,it was my grandmother's accent that I loved more than anything else. Passage 1 Weighed down by guilt and regret,I realized how unreasonable it was One possible version: to abandon my accent,which reflected my past and present.With quick I took a deep breath and knocked on the principal's door. and light footsteps,Emily rushed to me,hugged me tightly,and said Principal Miller's coffee steam moved in the air as I showed my softly,“Embrace your roots.Be proud of it！”Having heard what she changed answers."The real score should be 95,"I said,pointing at said,I nodded firmly with tears blurring my eyes,promising not to the faint eraser marks on the paper."I changed two answers here get rid of it.I mounted the platform and spoke,using my southern and that's how the grade went up to 97."When I gave her Jack's accent,thick,sweet and warm. draft paper with the solution process written on it,she touched the Passage 2 sunlight on his handwriting."Two wrongs don't make a right," One possible version: she said,"but one brave act can fix two hearts."Her pen added I went to the board for the first time.Taking the chalk from both our names-mine in blue ink,Jack's in gold. Mr.Dalton's hand,I began to demonstrate my proof to the class The ceremony arrived,and Principal Miller announced two step by step.I used the whole board and three different colors of scholarship winners:Jack and me.The crowd whispered until she chalk to get my solution strategy across.In the end,everyone agreed raised my speech paper."Look closely,"she said.Under the title that the correct answer was true,accompanied by applause.When Mr. "Honesty and Hard Work",faint pencil marks showed where I'd Dalton asked if anyone else had come up with that proof,no one spoke written“Cheating”then erased it..“Growth is when mistakes up.He gave credit for the correct answer on Number 17,and I ended become lessons,"she explained.Jack's confused eyes met mine up with a grade of 100. until Principal Miller pointed to his repaired backpack-His mother That geometry class changed much of my character.Since had mended the holes with cloth."Some fix errors with erasers," then,I have had no problem speaking to a group as long as I believe she said,"and others mend hearts with threads."When stage lights I'm right,which,in turn,motivates me to be more confident about hit us,the 95 and 96 on our certificates blurred into one golden myself.Later,I graduated from high school and attended Stanford glow. majoring in Applied Mathematics.When I returned to my Passage 2 hometown after many years,I looked Mr.Dalton up to thank him One possible version: for allowing me to challenge his authority.His gift from that lesson The little squirrel appeared surprisingly quiet.It sat by the has served me well and will continue to improve the rest of my life. window,gazing outside with unblinking eyes,tiny tail twitching Passage 3 slightly.I wondered if it missed the vast sky and the rustling One possible version: treetops.Softly,I opened the window,letting in the fresh scent of Knowing what I had to say,I calmed myself down and morning dew.To my surprise,it didn't dart out immediately but walked to the stage.I started speaking,even though my voice was turned to nuzzle my palm,as if saying thanks.Then,with a a little shaky.I talked about how I'd acted without thinking and delicate leap,it perched on the windowsill,hesitating for a moment how sorry I was for hurting someone.When I finished my speech,I before bounding into the nearest maple tree. was sweating,and I wasn't sure what the others would do.But I watched it disappear into the thick leaves.A pang of they clapped for my honesty.Mrs.Julia even said I was brave for sadness tugged at my heart,yet I smiled through the ache, saying sorry in front of everyone.I went back to my seat and saw knowing it belonged to the wild.Some days later,A flash of gray Lucy looking at me with tears in her eyes. fur caught my eye.There it was,now bigger,with a fluffy tail That day marked a turning point.Lucy and I didn't talk glistening in the rain.It bounded toward me,climbing onto my about what had happened,but we started to talk and laugh together shoe just like before,chattering happily.From then on,it became a again,as if she had silently forgiven me.I wasn't proud of what I regular visitor.The quiet sidewalk had turned into a bridge between did in that speech class;instead,I was grateful for the experience. two worlds,where a human's kindness and a squirrel's trust It taught me some important lessons that I've kept with me:talking bloomed into an unspoken bond. badly about others can lead to regret,and true friendships need to Passage 3 be built on honesty and openness One possible version: Passage 4 When Michael finally stood on Uncle Sam's porch,his heart One possible version: pounded like a drum.A surge of shyness and nervousness Looking around her,she found a tree branch twice as long as engulfing him,his ears burned as he paced for a moment before her arm.Picking up the branch with all her might,she raised it ringing the doorbell.The door creaked open.Uncle Sam froze at above her head,making herself look like a fighter with a weapon. the sight of him,frowning in confusion.He asked softly,"Kiddo? inspiring other students to tackle their challenges with creativity and What brings you here?"Ducking Uncle's gaze,Michael hung his teamwork head,stammering,"Uncle,I brought your favorites.Dad's really sad. Passage 2 He misses the old time with you.The man's eyes fell on the One possible version: lunchbox.Memories crashed over him like a wave:shared meals, At this time,a staff member came to me.He knelt down laughter echoing through the backyard.His expression softened, beside me with concern,checking if I was hurt.Seeing my eyes glistening.Uncle Sam squatted down,took the lunchbox,and determination,he offered some basic skating tips,demonstrating pulled the boy into a warm hug.In the kitchen doorway,Aunt Clara how to balance and push off gently.Grateful for his help,I had been watching,a smile playing on her lips.She tiptoed to make carefully followed his instructions,holding onto the railing as I a call,her eyes now sparkling with hope. practiced small glides.His patient guidance gave me confidence, A few minutes after Aunt Clara's phone call,the front and soon,I was attempting to move forward without support, doorbell rang again.There stood the boys'parents,lingering though still unsteady.The initial fear slowly faded as I focused on awkwardly on the porch,his dad's hands in pockets.Michael his advice-bending my knees slightly and keeping my arms out for darted over,grabbing his dad's sleeve."Come on,Dad,"he urged, balance. eyes bright with anticipation.When the two brothers met gaze to As the day went on,I became more comfortable on the ice. gaze,a deafening silence settled,the air heavy with unspoken Gradually,my movements grew smoother,and I could glide short words.Jack first broke the silence,cleared his throat and distances without falling.The once-slippery surface now felt apologized sincerely,"I was wrong about the workbench.Uncle familiar beneath my skates.To my delight,I even managed a slow Sam's eyes reddened as he stepped forward."I'm sorry,too.Let's turn,drawing cheers from nearby skaters who had witnessed my forget about it.The two brothers hugged tightly,and the long earlier struggles.Their warm applause reminded me of their standing tension finally dissolved.At the sight of this,Michael encouraging laughter when I had fallen-but now,it was jumped to his feet,pure delight radiating from his cheeks.Like admiration.A sense of pride swelled in my chest as I realized I had Mom's threads stitched back into his sweater,love wove through overcome my fear.What began as an overwhelming challenge had the cracks.At that moment,he came to realize that some bonds turned into a joyful success.Stepping out of my comfort zone had aren't just repaired by time-they can be stitched whole again by not only refreshed my mind but also proven that courage could turn the quiet love packed into a lunchbox. the impossible into possible. Passage 4 Passage 3 One possible version: One possible version One morning,Mrs.Grace broke her leg after slipping on the Mia found a quiet place and planted the shabby plant ice.David was the first to find her when he went to check on her as carefully.She watered it every day,nurturing it with care and usual.David rushed her to the hospital and stayed by her side until attention.She treated it as if it were her baby.She imagined it she was safely in a cast.As she recovered,David took care of her would one day grow into a beautiful chrysanthemum,and she was meals,cleaned her house,and even read to her from her favorite determined to prove Mrs.Stella wrong.As time went by,the plant books.The kids also visited Mrs.Grace every day after school, grew stronger and taller,but it still did not look like a bringing her drawings and telling her stories.Feeling guilty about chrysanthemum.However,Mia did not give up,and she continued troubling David,Mrs.Grace kept apologizing,saying she didn't to care for it with love and patience. want to be a burden now that he had to take care of her besides his On festival morning,Mia jumped with joy upon seeing her kids and work. little plant flowering.It wasn't a chrysanthemum,but a vibrant "You're not a burden,Mrs.Grace,"David explained gently. and unique bloom with soft pink petals.She knew she had achieved "You've done so much for us,and now it's our turn to help you. something special.She took the flower to the festival.Although it What you did for my family made us feel warm and not alone in this did not win a prize,it did win the admiration of many.Mrs.Stella, new place."Touched by his words,Mrs.Grace smiled warmly seeing Mia's proud face and the unique flower,realized that the and said,"Sometimes life brings unexpected blessings,and I feel secret of growing flowers was not just passed down from generation lucky to have found a family in you all.With mutual care and to generation,but also found in the hearts of those who cared support,their lives became more meaningful and full of hope, deeply for them. proving that kindness always comes full circle. Passage 4 读后续写专练（三） One possible version My dad rushed forward.And I followed suit."Stay calm, Passage 1 everyone.We need to act quickly.After he figured out what was One possible version: going on,he gestured for everyone to remain calm and call The team's eyes lit up.They spent the next few days working emergency services.He started performing first aid,which tirelessly,programming the robot to recognize visual cues and immediately put those around him at ease.Soon,an ambulance adjust its path accordingly.They also integrated a simplified arrived.Thanks to my dad's timely intervention,the patient version of GPS technology,using the school's Wi-Fi network to regained consciousness,gaining crucial time for further treatment. help the robot triangulate its position.It was a blend of old and new Then the patient was rushed to the hospital. ideas,and it worked like a charm Witnessing the scene there,I suddenly realized the value of When the competition day arrived,Emily's team was nervous my dad's work.On the way back home,I thanked Dad,not only but confident.Their robot navigated the course perfectly,adapting for accompanying me to the shopping mall,but also for saving the to obstacles and hitting every target with precision.The judges customer and helping me understand the worth of adult were impressed,and the team took first place.As they celebrated professions.A few days after the play,Mrs.Thompson asked me if joyfully,Mr.Carter reminded them,"The key to solving any had changed my mind.I replied proudly with a definite "yes". problem is to stay curious and open-minded.Sometimes,the best The journey through the mall had totally reshaped my perspective solutions come from looking at things from a different angle."The on the significance of every kind of work and taught me that I robotics club's victory became a legend at Greenfield High School, should never judge the value of people's work at will.班级 2025一2026学年度高考试题逐题突破— 读后续写专练（二） 姓名 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。 Passage 1 Last Thursday when the competition exam ended,I changed two answers while the teacher was out answering a call.The eraser marks still stayed at the corner,where revising the answers turned the grade from 95 into 97-this lying number.Deep in my pencil case hid Jack's draft paper,which dropped from his desk right at my feet,covered with his neat problem-solving steps. That night at dinner,Mom handed me the last chicken leg,her fingertips still smelling of dish soap from the 24-hour diner night shift."Principal Miller called,"she coughed,"all of the participants of the competition will attend the award ceremony next Monday,and as a winner, you'll make a speech in front of all the audience."I didn't answer but just counted the pieces of cloth for repair on her apron(),remembering her nighttime coughs during overtime shifts. My chopsticks tapped the bowl edge.The real winner should be Jack,who always stayed after class to explain equations(方程式)on the whiteboard.His score was96. Rain tapped against the classroom windows the next day.I found Jack in the empty classroom,chewing a dry bread at his desk.His glasses were foggy from the wet walk to school. "Congratulations,he wiped his glasses,pulling his bag with holes showing the stuffing."Dad's lost his job,and I really need that scholarship...never mind." Moonlight fell on my speech paper titled "Honesty and Hard Work".I remembered Jack helping me with math after class,his finger drawing numbers in the air."Like this,he'd say, giving me his eraser when mine broke. I couldn't fall asleep all that night.An inner voice echoed,"Do what makes you sleep well." I stood outside the teachers'office early the next morning.Through the door crack,I saw Principal Miller's coffee cup steaming. 注意： 1.续写词数应为150个左右； 2.请按如下格式在答题线上作答。 I took a deep breath and knocked on the principal's door. The ceremony arrived,and Principal Miller announced two scholarship winners:Jack and me. 英语·读后续写专练（二）第1页（共4页）》 鱼默龙门秦 Passage 2 One fine day,as I was walking along my regular sidewalk,a small shape in the middle of the path caught my attention.It was a baby squirrel.Its big,bright black eyes seemed to hold a glimmer of anticipation,as if it had a feeling that I'd show up. With a bit of nervousness,I slowly approached it.Astonishingly,instead of running away, it displayed an incredibly friendly manner,inching nearer and nearer until it even dared to climb onto my shoe.I could feel the light touch of its delicate paws.But soon,my heart sank as I saw it eating a fallen,dead leaf.Clearly,it was starving. Without a moment's delay,I whispered gently,"Stay put,little one.I'll be right back."I rushed home and grabbed a handful of sunflower seeds,wishing it would still be there.When I hurried back to the spot just 15 minutes later,disappointment washed over me as the spot was empty and silent,with no sign of the squirrel.Feeling rather downcast,I laid the seeds on the ground,still hoping for a miracle. All of a sudden,the squirrel reappeared out of nowhere,eyes shining with delight at the sight of the food.After eating some seeds,it walked over,first climbing onto my shoe and then, with firm resolve,up my leg.When it finally reached my shoulder,it nestled into my scarf, searching for warmth and a sense of safety. I decided to take it home and poured my heart into taking care of it.I surfed the Internet for care tips.To ensure it had proper nourishment,I prepared a special diet.Besides the sunflower seeds it adored,I also mashed up()some fresh fruits like apples and bananas.For its sleeping arrangements,I lined a small cardboard box with soft towels,creating a warm and comfortable nest.The next day,I didn't see the little squirrel after I woke up.Finally,I found it sitting by the window. 注意： 1.续写词数应为150个左右； 2.请按如下格式在答题线上作答。 The little squirrel appeared surprisingly quiet. I watched it disappear into the thick leaves. 英语·读后续写专练（二）第2页（共4页） Passage 3 A Lunchbox Stitched with Love Michael had watched it all unfold.For twelve long months,the silence between his father Jack and uncle Sam hung heavier than the winter fog clinging to their small town.It started with their late()father's old workbench-hand-carved by their grandfather,a piece they'd both cherished.When their dad passed away,Uncle Sam took it to restore,but his father Jack thought he'd taken it for himself forever."You always got first pick,"Jack snapped;Sam shot back,"At least I'm not letting it rot.Doors slammed,and they'd not spoken since. Jack,once a man who laughed so loud that the neighbors knocked to complain,now moved like a ghost:mornings without the clatter()of his favorite coffee mug;evenings staring at the unlit fireplace in dead silence. One afternoon,Michael found his dad on the porch(),staring at a photo-Jack and Sam,arms slung over each other's shoulders at the workbench,both grinning wide."Why don't you call him?"Michael asked.Jack's jaw tightened."Some things can't be fixed,kiddo."But Michael shook his head.He'd watched his mom mend his favorite sweater with a needle and thread,turning a hole into something stitched with care.Michael also noticed that Aunt Clara, Uncle Sam's wife,still called Mom,asking gently how his dad was doing.Maybe broken things just needed the right hands to fix them. That night,Michael slid a list of Uncle Sam's favorite foods into his pocket-the ones Dad had always bought at the market on weekends,the two of them laughing over plates together. By morning,Michael had come up with a plan:something sweet might fix.With his allowance, he set out to fill his dad's old lunchbox with what was on the list.Michael hit the market:Mrs. Hernandez's warm meat pies;Mr.Patel's spicy mango sauce and buttery cookies.Although his shirt was stained with jam,and his shoes were coated in dirt,Michael smiled,seeing the lunchbox was full. 注意： 1.续写词数应为150个左右； 2.请按如下格式在答题线上作答。 When Michael finally stood on Uncle Sam's porch,his heart pounded like a drum. A few minutes after Aunt Clara's phone call,the front doorbell rang again. 英语·读后续写专练（二）第3页（共4页） 鱼默龙力秦 Passage 4 As David sat at the kitchen table in his new home,he couldn't help but wonder how his life had taken a terrible turn in the past few months.Six months ago,his wife died of cancer and he had the role of a single dad. George,Andrew,and Harry were quiet,lovely children,yet David struggled to balance parenting and work.He was a teacher,and one day,he got a job offer from a small school in a remote district.The working hours were less,and the pay wasn't great,but David accepted it, hoping to find a better balance in life. "I guess it wasn't all bad,he told himself when the doorbell rang.When he answered the door,he found an old woman,about 60 years old,in his doorway.She was holding a cherry pie in her hands with a smile on her lips. "Hi there,young man!"she said cheerfully."I'm Mrs.Grace,and I live next door to you. It's nice to have new friends,so I thought I should pay a visit.Here,this is for you and your little children,"she added,handing the pie.David then served her tea and cookies and told her he had moved to the new house after his wife's death.David said that he felt unsafe to leave his kids alone when he was working,but he had to work to support the family. "I have retired and I live alone and have nothing else to do.How about I help you out?" Mrs.Grace advised."Thanks,but...are you sure?I don't want to burden you,"David said in surprise. "Always!I'm always happy to help,The old lady replied.David was so moved by her kindness.As a way to pay back,he then began clearing Mrs.Grace's yard to thank her,and soon,they became good friends. He knew she was living alone and sometimes needed help,too.So he visited her often and gave her help like a son. 注意： 1.续写词数应为150个左右； 2.请按如下格式在答题线上作答。 One morning,Mrs.Grace broke her leg after slipping on the ice. "You're not a burden,Mrs.Grace,"David explained gently. 英语·读后续写专练（二）第4页（共4页）