Unit 1 Growing up 外刊拓展提升（多题型专练）英语外研版选择性必修第二册

**基本信息** 以“成长”主题为核心，融合外刊阅读、词汇语法、阅读写作专项训练，构建“输入-内化-输出”语言能力培养体系，兼顾思维品质提升与高考应试需求。 **专项设计** |模块|题量/典例|方法提炼|知识逻辑| |----|-----------|----------|----------| |外刊拓展|1篇BBC原文|主题引入+词汇拓展|从真实语料感知主题内涵| |长难句分析|4句高考高频句|倒装/从句/非谓语等语法点解析|语法知识与阅读能力结合| |阅读专练|8篇多文体（夹叙夹议/记叙/议论）|细节理解/主旨归纳等题型解法|不同文体的思维训练路径| |写作应用|高考真题+8道模拟题（应用文+读后续写）|高分句式/结尾升华句等技巧|从语言输入到输出的能力迁移|

Unit 1 Growing up 外刊拓展提升（多题型专练） 识·单元要点概览 读·外刊拓展阅读 （来源：BBC Learning English）Leaving home Moving out of your family home can be a very scary thing to do. You will experience many changes and have to make some adjustments. I was 18 when I went to university. At the time I thought I was very grown‑up, but I soon discovered that there were a lot of things I had to learn. As I left my family behind in South Africa when I went to England, moving was a big shock for me. However, a few people in my year were from the local area, so they were able to continue living at home while at university. There are advantages and disadvantages to both options. One of the benefits of living at home is that you don’t have to worry about rent, food or electricity. Not only does this save you a lot of money, but it means you don’t have the stress of figuring out how to pay bills or plan a weekly shop. Another advantage is that if you are ever in trouble, your parents will be there to help you through it — whether it is a crisis about the amount of work you have to do or a conflict with your best friend. They can also offer lots of practical advice. It also means you never have to be homesick, so in some ways you get the best of both worlds. That said, I really enjoyed my experience living away from home. One of the greatest advantages for me was that it forced me to grow up, become more mature and learn to take responsibility for my own life. I had to manage my budget, organize my time and solve problems without the comfort of my family nearby. These important milestones of growing up cannot be achieved if you always stay under your parents’ protection. True adulthood is not simply about age. It is about commitment, self‑discipline and the ability to stand on your own feet. 【全文翻译】 离家独立生活 搬离原生家庭会是一件令人心生畏惧的事。你会经历诸多变化，也必须做出许多调整。 我18岁上大学。那时候我以为自己已经十分成熟，但很快我发现还有很多东西有待学习。我离开远在南非的家人前往英国，这次搬迁对我冲击很大。不过，同年级有一部分本地同学，上大学期间依旧住在家里。两种选择各有利弊。 住在家里的好处之一是你不必担心房租、伙食与电费。这不仅省下一大笔钱，也免去了你盘算付账单、规划每周采购的压力。另一个好处是，一旦陷入困境，父母会在身边帮你渡过难关，无论是学业压力危机，还是和挚友发生矛盾。他们还能提供很多实用建议。同时你也不会思乡，所以某种意义上可以两全其美。 即便如此，我依旧很享受离家生活的经历。于我而言，最大的好处就是它迫使我成长，变得更加成熟，学会为自己的人生承担责任。我必须管理开支、规划时间，在没有家人陪伴的情况下独立解决问题。这些成长过程中重要的里程碑，如果一直处在父母的庇护之下就无法达成。真正的成年不单单关乎年龄，它关乎担当、自律以及自立的能力。 【核心词汇】 1 / 13 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 1　  mature /məˈtjʊə(r)/ adj.成熟的（教材词） 2　  maturity /məˈtʃʊərəti/ n.成熟 3　  milestone /ˈmaɪlstəʊn/ n.里程碑（教材词） 4　  adulthood /əˈdʌlthʊd/ n.成年期（教材词） 5　  commitment /kəˈmɪtmənt/ n.担当，投入（教材词） 6　  responsibility /rɪˌspɒnsəˈbɪləti/ n.责任（教材词） 7　  adjustment /əˈdʒʌstmənt/ n.调整，适应 8　  benefit /ˈbenɪfɪt/ n.益处，优势 9　  crisis /ˈkraɪsɪs/ n.危机 10　  conflict /ˈkɒnflɪkt/ n.冲突，矛盾 11　  practical /ˈpræktɪkl/ adj.实际的，实用的 12　  budget /ˈbʌdʒɪt/ n.预算 13　  discipline /ˈdɪsəplɪn/ n.自律；纪律 14　  option /ˈɒpʃn/ n.选择 15　  figure out 弄清楚，盘算 16　  grow up 长大，成长（单元主题短语） 17　  stand on one’s own feet 自立，独立 18　  get the best of both worlds 两全其美 19　 force sb to do sth 迫使某人做某事 20　  that said 即便如此（议论文过渡短语，高考高频） 【长难句分析】 4句长难句（适合课堂分析、改编语法填空） 长难句1 Not only does this save you a lot of money, but it means you don’t have the stress of figuring out how to pay bills or plan a weekly shop. 译文：这不仅省下一大笔钱，也免去了你盘算付账单、规划每周采购的压力。 语法：Not only置于句首部分倒装；means后接宾语从句；of介词后接动名词作宾语。（高考语法填空、改错高频考点） 长难句2 Another advantage is that if you are ever in trouble, your parents will be there to help you through it — whether it is a crisis about the amount of work you have to do or a conflict with your best friend. 译文：另一个好处是，一旦陷入困境，父母会在身边帮你渡过难关，无论是学业压力危机，还是和挚友发生矛盾。 语法：that引导表语从句；if条件状语从句；whether…or…让步结构；省略关系代词的定语从句 (that) you have to do 。 长难句3 One of the greatest advantages for me was that it forced me to grow up, become more mature and learn to take responsibility for my own life. 译文：于我而言，最大的好处就是它迫使我成长，变得更加成熟，学会为自己的人生承担责任。 语法：that引导表语从句；并列不定式 to grow up, (to) become, (to) learn 。 长难句4 These important milestones of growing up cannot be achieved if you always stay under your parents’ protection. True adulthood is not simply about age. It is about commitment, self‑discipline and the ability to stand on your own feet. 译文：这些成长过程中重要的里程碑，如果一直处在父母的庇护之下就无法达成。真正的成年不单单关乎年龄，它关乎担当、自律以及自立的能力。 语法：if引导条件状语从句；被动语态 cannot be achieved ；不定式 to stand on your own feet 作后置定语修饰ability。 练·能力培优拔高 培优提升篇 Passage 1（夹叙夹议｜2025 山东济南二模改编） Growing‑up does not arrive automatically at the age of 18. Legal adulthood gives us new rights, such as getting a driving licence and voting in an election, yet true maturity is measured by one’s behaviour rather than age. When I turned eighteen, I expected to feel instantly transformed. I imagined myself making independent decisions, taking full responsibility for my choices and showing great integrity whenever I faced difficulties. However, I remained emotionally dependent on my parents. I still escaped tough tasks and avoided hard conversations. My 18‑year‑old birthday was a social milestone, but mentally I was still an adolescent. Gradual change came when I took a part‑time wage‑earning job. I had to pay tax, manage my limited budget and keep my commitments to my employer. There was no parent to step in when I made mistakes. Once I argued with a customer and wanted to quit out of anger. Instead of running away, I calmed myself down and fixed the problem. That small moment taught me that maturity means facing consequences bravely. True adulthood is not about celebrating birthdays. It is about accepting responsibility, keeping promises and building inner integrity. Age is just a number; growth is a continuous process. 24. What do we learn about the author at 18? A. He became mentally mature overnight. B. He was still emotionally reliant on parents. C. He refused to accept legal adult rights. D. He quitted his part‑time job in anger. 25. What contributed most to his mental growth? A. Receiving the driving licence. B. Celebrating his 18‑year‑old birthday. C. Working part‑time and handling mistakes. D. Voting in a national election. 26. Which word can best describe true maturity according to the text? A. Independence and responsibility. B. Wealth and social status. C. Youth and good fortune. D. Fame and public praise. 27. What is the main idea of the text? A. Legal rights are important for teenagers. B. Birthday celebrations shape one’s personality. C. Real adulthood lies in mental growth rather than age. D. Part‑time jobs are necessary for all young people. 答案：24.B 25.C 26.A 27.C 解析 24.B 细节题；第二段I remained emotionally dependent on my parents。 25.C 细节；第三段兼职经历，犯错后直面后果，带来心智成长。 26.A 主旨细节；末段accepting responsibility, keeping promises对应独立、担当。 27.C 主旨；全文核心：生理年龄≠真正成年，成熟是心智成长。 单元关联词汇：maturity, milestone, adulthood, commitment, integrity, wage, tax, licence。 Passage 2（记叙文｜2025 江苏苏州高三期中改编） For many teenagers, growing‑up means breaking away from family and seeking more say in their own life. My teenage years were filled with conflicts with my parents. They hoped I would choose a stable major, while I dreamed of working in the creative industry. I believed I was mature enough to make my own career decisions. I argued frequently and ignored their suggestions. Finally, I got my wish and majored in art design. Away from home, I enjoyed my freedom at first. Without my parents’ reminder, I poorly managed my daily budget and often put off important tasks. I failed to keep several commitments I had made to my project teammates. Slowly, I realized I was not as mature as I thought. During the winter vacation, I returned home. Instead of arguing, I listened patiently to my parents’ worries. I admitted my weaknesses and shared my real difficulties. Surprisingly, they did not force me to give up my dream. They offered practical advice on time management and money planning. This experience became an important milestone in my growth. Maturity does not mean always opposing family for independence. It means respecting different opinions, acknowledging one’s own limits and taking responsibility for one’s own choices. True independence comes not from quarrels, but from self‑control and reasonable communication. 24. Why did the author quarrel with parents in his teens? A. He wanted more pocket money from them. B. There existed disagreement over his major choice. C. His parents forbade him from taking part‑time jobs. D. He failed to finish his school projects on time. 25. What problem did the author meet after choosing art design? A. He could not get along with his roommates. B. He suffered serious homesickness day and night. C. Poor self‑management brought him trouble. D. His parents persuaded him to drop out of college. 26. What does the underlined word “say” in paragraph 1 mean? A. Right to make decisions. B. Ability to give speeches. C. Wealth to support oneself. D. Chance to show talent. 27. What lesson did the author learn? A. Teenagers should follow every piece of parental advice. B. Quarrels help teenagers achieve real independence. C. Maturity includes respect, self‑awareness and responsibility. D. Creative majors are too difficult for ordinary teenagers. 答案：24.B 25.C 26.A 27.C 解析 24.B 细节；第一段父母希望稳定专业，作者向往创意行业。 25.C 细节；第二段不会管理预算、拖延任务、无法兑现承诺。 26.A 词义；have more say in one’s own life“对自己人生拥有更多话语权”，教材短语。 27.C 主旨；末段：成熟意味着尊重不同意见、认清局限、承担选择的责任。 单元关联词汇：milestone, commitment, mature, maturity, have a say。 Passage3（议论文｜2026 广东佛山二模改编） What stops teenagers from stepping into real adulthood? Many people blame social environment, yet personal inner qualities play a bigger role. Some young people reach their legal age but avoid taking responsibility. They expect others to solve their troubles. When facing setbacks, they tend to find excuses rather than reflect on their own mistakes. They want the rights of adults, but refuse the corresponding commitments. Maturity does not come with age. It is built through experience. Small events can serve as growth milestones: handling a difficult task, apologizing for one’s error, or offering help to people in need. These moments shape one’s integrity and self‑discipline. One does not have to experience huge disasters to grow up. Ordinary daily struggles can also push a person toward adulthood. Growing‑up is a lifelong journey. Some middle‑aged people still remain adolescent in their minds. To become mature, young people should stop escaping from difficulties. They need to accept that life contains failures, and learn to bear the results of their own decisions. Age is only a condition; responsibility is the real mark of a grown‑up person. 24. What is the text mainly about? A. How social environment influences teenagers. B. What marks real mental adulthood. C. How to avoid making mistakes in daily life. D. Why legal age should be raised for youth. 25. What is the problem of some legally‑adult young people? A. They refuse adult rights offered by society. B. They take adult rights but avoid commitments. C. They are too busy to take part in social activities. D. They suffer from constant serious disasters. 26. Which of the following can be a growth milestone according to paragraph 3? A. Enjoying long holidays without any work. B. Making excuses for one’s own carelessness. C. Saying sorry for one’s own wrong behaviour. D. Waiting for others to clear up one’s mess. 27. What is the author’s attitude toward growth? A. Critical. B. Doubtful. C. Objective. D. Unconcerned. 答案：24.B 25.B 26.C 27.C 解析 24.B 主旨；探讨何为真正心智上的成年。 25.B 细节；第二段想要成年人权利，却拒绝承担对应的义务。 26.C 细节；第三段apologizing for one’s error属于成长里程碑。 27.C 态度；客观分析现象，给出观点。 单元关联词汇：milestone, commitment, integrity, maturity, adulthood。 Passage4（夹叙夹议｜2025 河北石家庄高三质检改编） In my teenage time, I held a wrong opinion: maturity meant being strong and never showing weakness. I tried hard to hide my anxiety and failures. Whenever I met pressure, I pretended to be calm. I feared that showing my troubles would make others think I was childish. Things changed after I worked on a group community project. Our team failed to finish our task on time. I kept silent about my confusion and did not turn to teammates for support. As a result, the whole project suffered heavy losses. I felt ashamed. Our group leader talked to me gently. He told me that real maturity was not about never having weaknesses. It was about recognizing them bravely and seeking proper support when necessary. Gradually I changed. When I was trapped in difficulty, I dared to talk about my worries. I also learned to listen to partners’ opinions. I found that admitting weakness would not destroy my image; instead, it helped build trust. Growing‑up is not about becoming perfect. It is about understanding yourself honestly. True maturity includes courage to face your own limits, the willingness to keep learning, and the sense of commitment to the people around you. We do not achieve full growth in one day; we move forward step by step. 24. What did the author think maturity meant in his teens? A. Admitting personal weakness bravely. B. Being strong without showing weakness. C. Communicating honestly with teammates. D. Taking responsibility for group losses. 25. What directly caused the project’s bad result? A. The lack of fund from the community. B. Teammates’ lack of working experience. C. The author hiding his confusion and not asking for help. D. Too little time given by the community organizer. 26. What can we infer from the text? A. Perfect people are the only truly mature persons. B. A mature person can accept his own weaknesses. C. One can achieve full growth within a single day. D. Teenagers should never express personal worries. 27. Which is the best title for the text? A. Maturity: Accepting Your Imperfections B. Community Projects: A Must for Teenagers C. How to Hide Anxiety in Social Situations D. Why Teenagers Should Avoid Teamwork 答案：24.B 25.C 26.B 27.A 解析 24.B 细节；第一段I held a wrong opinion: maturity meant being strong and never showing weakness。 25.C 细节；第二段作者隐瞒困惑，不求助，项目受损。 26.B 推理；真正成熟敢于认清自身局限。 27.A 标题；成长不是变得完美，而是接纳不完美。 单元关联词汇：maturity, commitment, mature。 Passage5（记叙文｜2025 湖南长沙高三模拟改编） Moving‑out from home is regarded as a major milestone of growing‑up. Many young people expect to leave their household and enjoy total freedom in early adulthood. However, freedom comes together with responsibility. When I turned 19, I moved out of my parents’ house to rent an apartment. At first, I felt excited. No one would remind me of my timetable or my daily behaviour. But soon challenges appeared. I had to pay the loan for rent, buy daily goods, deal with housework and plan my own meals. Without my parents’ care, my life became messy. I often delayed paying bills and lived on fast food. I wasted much money on useless things. One night, I sat alone in my untidy flat and thought about my situation. I realized that freedom was not doing whatever one liked. Real freedom required self‑discipline and commitment. I made practical changes: I set a monthly budget, paid bills on time, cooked simple meals and kept my living space tidy. Slowly my life got back into order. Leaving home is not simply about physical separation from family. It is a test of one’s inner growth. The outside world will not protect you. If you want the freedom of adulthood, you have to take on its corresponding responsibilities. 24. What do many young people think of moving out? A. It is a sign of losing family support. B. It brings complete freedom in early adulthood. C. It should be avoided for financial reasons. D. It will greatly increase family conflicts. 25. What trouble did the author meet after renting an apartment? A. He could not find a well‑paid part‑time job. B. He failed to handle daily life independently. C. His parents refused to give him financial support. D. He suffered from serious loneliness day and night. 26. What does “loan” in paragraph 2 most probably refer to? A. Rent‑related payment. B. Money borrowed from friends. C. Tax for working citizens. D. Budget for daily food. 27. What message does the author want to convey? A. Young people should never move away from parents. B. Physical separation guarantees mental maturity. C. Adult freedom goes hand‑in‑hand with responsibility. D. Renting houses is too difficult for university students. 答案：24.B 25.B 26.A 27.C 解析 24.B 细节；第一段Many young people expect to leave their household and enjoy total freedom。 25.B 细节；第二段账单拖延、生活一团糟，无法独立打理生活。 26.A 词义；租房语境下pay the loan for rent指房租相关支出。 27.C 主旨；成年人的自由和责任相伴相生。 单元关联词汇：milestone, adulthood, commitment, household, loan。 Passage6（议论文｜2026 湖北高三 4 月调考改编） Nowadays some teenagers are tempted by online entertainment. They spend long hours on short‑video platforms. When real‑life difficulties come, they escape into virtual worlds. This phenomenon raises questions: what qualities should we develop while growing‑up? Mature youth should possess good integrity. That means being honest with others and also honest with oneself. They should keep their own commitments instead of seeking instant pleasure. Besides, young people need to build the ability to face setbacks. Life is full of disappointments. Escaping cannot remove troubles; only courage and reflection can help people move forward. Growing‑up is not only about gaining knowledge at school. It is also forming one’s value system. Some young people only care about material gains. Yet true growth includes learning to care for others, taking social responsibility and building inner moral standards. These qualities cannot be gained from textbooks alone. They are shaped through real‑life experience. Adulthood will arrive one day. However, age itself cannot create a mature soul. Teenagers should make efforts to develop integrity, perseverance and a sense of responsibility. These inner qualities are the real fruit of growing‑up. 24. What is the problem of some teenagers nowadays? A. They refuse to receive formal school education. B. They tend to escape real‑life troubles into virtual world. C. They are too honest to deal with social relationships. D. They devote all their energy to public service. 25. Which belongs to the quality of good integrity? A. Seeking instant online pleasure. B. Keeping one’s promises and being honest. C. Escaping whenever meeting disappointments. D. Only focusing on personal material gains. 26. What can we learn from paragraph 3? A. Textbooks can provide all moral qualities for teenagers. B. Material gains are the most important goal for youth. C. Real‑life experience helps shape teenagers’ values. D. Young people should stay away from all social activities. 27. What is the text’s main theme? A. Inner qualities mark real growth of teenagers. B. Online entertainment should be completely forbidden. C. School knowledge decides one’s future success. D. Teenagers should avoid all kinds of setbacks. 答案：24.B 25.B 26.C 27.A 解析 24.B 细节；第一段遇到现实困境，逃避进虚拟世界。 25.B 细节；第二段possess good integrity. That means being honest … keep their own commitments。 26.C 细节；第三段道德品质不能仅靠课本，现实经历塑造价值观。 27.A 主旨；内在品质才是青少年真正成长的标志。 单元关联词汇：tempt, integrity, commitment, mature, adulthood。 Passage7（记叙文｜2025 天津和平区高三期末改编） I used to believe growth was a series of big milestones: entering college, getting a licence, landing a well‑paid wage‑earning job. I waited for those great moments to turn me into a fully grown‑up person. After I entered college, I finished those supposed “growth events” one after another. Yet I still felt I was not mature. I still feared making decisions. I often depended on my parents’ advice for small choices. One summer, I volunteered at a local community centre. My task was to organize outdoor activities for elderly citizens. Unexpectedly, several heavy rains destroyed our activity plans. Some old people felt disappointed. No supervisor was nearby to give me instructions. I had to adjust schedules, communicate with participants and work out new plans all by myself. Under pressure, I made mistakes, apologized and kept trying. In the end, the activities went smoothly. That summer volunteer experience changed my understanding of growing‑up. Growth rarely happens in one single big moment. Most of our maturity is accumulated from countless small moments: solving unexpected troubles, admitting mistakes, making decisions without others’ hands‑on guidance. True adulthood is not a destination we reach on a certain date. It is a slow, continuous process. 24. What did the author once think growth depended on? A. Constant daily self‑reflection. B. A series of important life events. C. Continuous volunteer work. D. Frequent communication with the elderly. 25. What challenge did the author meet in volunteer work? A. He got no support from participants. B. Bad weather ruined the original activity plans. C. He lacked professional knowledge of medicine. D. The community centre offered too little payment. 26. What did the author realize after volunteering? A. Big milestones decide one’s maturity level. B. One can become fully mature only after graduation. C. Maturity is built from many small practical moments. D. Elderly citizens can give young people much career advice. 27. Which can best describe the author’s change? A. From misunderstanding growth to understanding its nature. B. From being selfish to becoming selfless. C. From being lazy to becoming hard‑working. D. From fearing old age to respecting the elderly. 答案：24.B 25.B 26.C 27.A 解析 24.B 细节；第一段把上大学、拿驾照、好工作当作成长里程碑。 25.B 细节；第三段大雨破坏活动计划。 26.C 细节；第四段成熟来自无数微小现实瞬间积累。 27.A 推理；作者对成长的认知发生转变。 单元关联词汇：milestone, licence, wage, maturity, adulthood。 Passage8（夹叙夹议｜2026 福建厦门二模改编） Many people mix up independence and separation. They believe growing‑up means cutting connections with family. To be independent, you must not turn to your parents for any help. This opinion is misleading. I have met many young adults who try to prove their maturity by refusing all suggestions from their family. They insist on every choice totally on their own. However, independence does not mean complete isolation. True independence includes the ability to make your own final decisions, while still being open to reasonable advice. Last year, I faced a difficult career choice. I could take a stable job related to my major, or start an uncertain creative project. My parents pointed out risks in the project. I did not get angry or refuse to listen. I carefully weighed their viewpoints and my own dream. In the end, I chose the creative project, but I also adopted some practical suggestions they offered. I made my own decision, yet I accepted valuable input. That is real maturity. Growing‑up is not building a wall between you and your family. It is gaining enough self‑confidence to make your own judgements, meanwhile keeping the ability to listen. Adulthood means you take responsibility for your final choice, whether it turns out successful or disappointing. 24. What wrong idea do some young people hold? A. Independence means totally separating from family. B. Young adults should accept all parental advice. C. Career choices should not be discussed with family. D. Stable jobs are always better than creative projects. 25. What did the author do when facing career choice? A. He followed every suggestion from his parents. B. He ignored family opinions and chose the stable job. C. He listened to parents and made his own final decision. D. He gave up his dream for fear of possible risks. 26. What is true independence according to the text? A. Never receiving any advice from relatives. B. Making final decisions while accepting reasonable suggestions. C. Only choosing creative and risky career paths. D. Fighting against family whenever disagreement appears. 27. What is the best title for the passage? A. How to Cut Connections With Your Family B. Maturity: Independence Does Not Equal Isolation C. How Young Adults Should Avoid Career Disappointment D. Why Young People Should Give Up Creative Dreams 答案：24.A 25.C 26.B 27.B 解析 24.A 细节；第一段有人误以为成长就要切断家庭联系。 25.C 细节；听取父母观点，同时做出属于自己的最终抉择。 26.B 细节；真正独立：自己做最终决定，但接纳合理建议。 27.B 标题；成熟≠隔绝家人，独立不等于孤立。 单元关联词汇：maturity, adulthood, commitment。 迁移应用篇 新高考英语 Growing‑up（成长/心智成熟）主题：真题+模拟题 全套参考答案 一、模拟应用文 完整高分范文（4篇 完整版80词，适配高考评分） 模拟1 2025山东济南二模｜建议信 完整范文 Dear Tom, I’m glad to receive your letter. I totally understand your confusion about turning 18. Actually, the age of 18 is a vital milestone in our life. True adulthood does not mean absolute freedom from rules, but comes with responsibility and commitment. As an adult, you should learn to manage your time independently and bear the consequences of your own choices. Besides, it is wise to listen to advice from family and teachers. I hope you can gain real maturity in the process of growing up. Yours, Li Hua 高分亮点：全覆盖题干要点，复用milestone、commitment、maturity等单元核心词，句式简洁高级，符合80词高考要求。 模拟2 2025江苏南京二模｜倡议书 完整范文 # Be a Mature Teenager Many teenagers confuse age with maturity. In fact, real maturity lies in responsibility, honesty and independence rather than freedom to do whatever we want. As senior high students, we should learn to take responsibility for our study and life. We need to show integrity in daily behavior and stand on our own feet instead of relying on others. Only by disciplining ourselves can we grow into reliable teenagers. Let’s pursue true maturity and shape a better self! 高分亮点：紧扣主题立意，精准使用单元话题词汇，结构总分总，适配高考倡议书写作范式。 模拟3 2025广东佛山二模｜投稿邮件 完整范文 # What is Real Maturity? Most people believe growing older equals growing mature, which is not true. From my perspective, real maturity has nothing to do with age. It is reflected in self-discipline, a strong sense of responsibility and the ability to accept our weaknesses. A mature person will take on duties bravely instead of escaping difficulties, and keep improving themselves modestly. Maturity is a lifelong journey of self-improvement during our growth. 高分亮点：观点鲜明，对比论证贴合题意，升华成长主题，适配校刊投稿文体风格。 模拟4 2026天津和平区模拟｜建议信 完整范文 Dear Jack, Hearing that you will go to college soon and look forward to total freedom, I’d like to share some of my thoughts with you. Going to college is an important milestone of independence. However, true freedom goes hand in hand with commitment. You are supposed to make a reasonable budget to avoid wasting money. Meanwhile, it is beneficial to accept valuable advice from your family, which helps you avoid mistakes. I wish you a wonderful college life and steady growth! Yours, Li Hua 高分亮点：完整覆盖两大建议要点，budget、commitment、independence等单元词汇精准复用，句式流畅地道。 二、模拟读后续写 4篇 完整版高分范文（适配新高考25分标准） 续写模拟1 2025河北石家庄质检｜犯错承担责任 Paragraph 1 Suddenly, I realized I should face my mistake bravely. Instead of escaping the trouble by quitting my job, I decided to make an apology to the customer sincerely. I recalled my impolite words and rude attitude, feeling extremely ashamed of my childish behavior. I waited patiently for the customer to come again, preparing to take full responsibility for my fault. Paragraph 2 From this experience, I understood what real maturity meant. Maturity does not mean being perfect and never making mistakes. Instead, it means having the courage to admit faults and correct them actively. This special working experience became a precious milestone in my growth. I finally learned to control my temper and take responsibility for my actions, stepping into real adulthood. 核心亮点：紧扣“直面错误、承担责任”主题，结尾升华单元成长立意，词汇贴合课本重难点。 续写模拟2 2025湖南长沙模拟｜独立与责任、自律成长 Paragraph 1 A message from my mother popped up on my phone screen. She did not blame my messy life or poor self-management, but gently reminded me that true independence was never blind freedom. She told me that growing up meant learning to discipline myself and manage my life properly. Staring at her warm words, I felt a deep sense of guilt and began to reflect on my irresponsible behavior. Paragraph 2 I began to make practical changes to my daily life. I made a detailed budget to save money and pay bills on time. I cleaned my flat regularly and made a strict daily schedule to keep disciplined. Gradually, I got rid of my bad habits and lived a tidy and orderly life. I eventually understood that real adulthood is the combination of freedom and commitment, which is the true meaning of growth. 续写模拟3 2026福建厦门二模｜独立不隔绝、接纳建议 Paragraph 1 After several sleepless nights, I decided to talk with my parents calmly. I honestly shared the difficulties I encountered in my career choice and admitted my stubbornness. To my surprise, my parents did not criticize me. They patiently analyzed the pros and cons of my decision and offered valuable suggestions based on their experience. Paragraph 2 It dawned on me that true independence did not mean isolation. Real maturity is not being arbitrary and refusing all advice, but making independent decisions after listening to and considering others’ opinions rationally. This experience taught me to be modest and sensible during growth. It marked an important milestone of my mental maturity, helping me grow into a more reliable teenager. 续写模拟4 2025湖北4月调考｜接纳弱点、正视不足 Paragraph 1 His words set me thinking about the meaning of maturity. I used to believe that mature people must be powerful and flawless, so I hid my confusion and weakness blindly. However, my silence not only failed to solve problems, but also brought losses to the whole team. It occurred to me that pretending to be strong was actually a kind of childishness. Paragraph 2 From then on, I changed my attitude towards my weaknesses. Whenever I met confusing problems in group tasks, I chose to speak up and ask for help actively. I learned that real maturity lies in recognizing our limitations, facing weaknesses bravely and improving ourselves constantly. This change made me more cooperative and mature, pushing me forward in my journey of growing up. 三、高考真题配套高分续写范文（4篇完整版） 真题1 2022新高考I卷｜David and the mountain running Paragraph 1 As he ran through the tunnel, a sharp pain spread through his legs. Sweat streamed down his face and his breath became extremely heavy. He was so exhausted that he wanted to lie down and give up immediately. The thought of quitting flashed through his mind repeatedly. But he refused to surrender to his weakness. He clenched his teeth, adjusted his pace and kept moving forward step by step, encouraging himself not to give up. Paragraph 2 When David finally crossed the finishing line, he fell to the ground. Though his body was worn out, his heart was filled with great joy and pride. People around cheered for his persistence. David realized that the greatest opponent in life is always himself. It was not the prize but the struggle that marked his milestone of growing-up, making him more mature and persistent. 真题2 2023新高考I卷｜写作比赛突破自我 Paragraph 1 Filled with self-doubt, I hesitated for a long time before finally deciding to sign up for the writing competition. I knew I was not the most talented writer, but I still wanted to challenge myself. In the following days, I read widely, collected materials and revised my article repeatedly. Whenever I wanted to give up, I told myself that courage to try is the first step of growth. Paragraph 2 Although I did not win a prize in the end, I gained far more than honor. I overcame my inferiority and learned to dare to try new things. I came to understand that true maturity is not about being excellent all the time, but about bravely stepping out of my comfort zone and taking on challenges. This experience became a precious lesson in my growth. 真题3 2026新高考II卷｜自律成长、告别放纵 Paragraph 1 My poor health and bad grades rang the alarm bell loud and clear. I felt extremely regretful for wasting so much time staying up late and indulging in meaningless entertainment. I finally realized that as a young student, I should take responsibility for my health and study instead of being self-indulgent. I made up my mind to change my bad lifestyle completely from that day on. Paragraph 2 Gradually, I rebuilt a healthy lifestyle and regained confidence. I went to bed early and got up on time every day, keeping regular exercise to strengthen my body. I focused on my study and made reasonable daily plans. Self-discipline brought me great changes. I deeply understood that true adulthood lies in commitment and self-discipline. This awakening was the most important milestone in my growth. 真题4 2022浙江1月卷｜团队合作、接纳他人 Paragraph 1 At first, I was still unwilling to cooperate with my deskmate and kept a cold attitude towards him. Our group work progressed slowly due to my prejudice. Seeing the unfinished task, I began to feel guilty. My teacher’s words came to my mind that growth lies in learning to get along with different people and accept differences with an open mind. Paragraph 2 I took the initiative to communicate with my partner and listened to his ideas patiently. We divided our work reasonably and learned from each other’s advantages. Finally, our group project was finished perfectly and won high praise. I realized that true maturity is not self-willedness, but the ability to tolerate differences and take collective responsibility. This cooperation experience helped me grow into a more sensible teenager. 四、通用高分升华句（学生必背，标准答案素材） ① It is responsibility rather than age that marks our milestone of growing‑up.（真正的成长里程碑，是责任而非年龄。） ② True adulthood lies in commitment and self‑discipline instead of legal age.（真正成年在于担当自律，而不是法定年龄。） ③ Maturity means standing on your own two feet while still respecting others’ opinions.（成熟代表自立，同时尊重他人意见。） 1 / 14 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ Unit 1 Growing up 外刊拓展提升（多题型专练） 识·单元要点概览 读·外刊拓展阅读 （来源：BBC Learning English）Leaving home Moving out of your family home can be a very scary thing to do. You will experience many changes and have to make some adjustments. I was 18 when I went to university. At the time I thought I was very grown‑up, but I soon discovered that there were a lot of things I had to learn. As I left my family behind in South Africa when I went to England, moving was a big shock for me. However, a few people in my year were from the local area, so they were able to continue living at home while at university. There are advantages and disadvantages to both options. One of the benefits of living at home is that you don’t have to worry about rent, food or electricity. Not only does this save you a lot of money, but it means you don’t have the stress of figuring out how to pay bills or plan a weekly shop. Another advantage is that if you are ever in trouble, your parents will be there to help you through it — whether it is a crisis about the amount of work you have to do or a conflict with your best friend. They can also offer lots of practical advice. It also means you never have to be homesick, so in some ways you get the best of both worlds. That said, I really enjoyed my experience living away from home. One of the greatest advantages for me was that it forced me to grow up, become more mature and learn to take responsibility for my own life. I had to manage my budget, organize my time and solve problems without the comfort of my family nearby. These important milestones of growing up cannot be achieved if you always stay under your parents’ protection. True adulthood is not simply about age. It is about commitment, self‑discipline and the ability to stand on your own feet. 【全文翻译】 离家独立生活 搬离原生家庭会是一件令人心生畏惧的事。你会经历诸多变化，也必须做出许多调整。 我18岁上大学。那时候我以为自己已经十分成熟，但很快我发现还有很多东西有待学习。我离开远在南非的家人前往英国，这次搬迁对我冲击很大。不过，同年级有一部分本地同学，上大学期间依旧住在家里。两种选择各有利弊。 住在家里的好处之一是你不必担心房租、伙食与电费。这不仅省下一大笔钱，也免去了你盘算付账单、规划每周采购的压力。另一个好处是，一旦陷入困境，父母会在身边帮你渡过难关，无论是学业压力危机，还是和挚友发生矛盾。他们还能提供很多实用建议。同时你也不会思乡，所以某种意义上可以两全其美。 即便如此，我依旧很享受离家生活的经历。于我而言，最大的好处就是它迫使我成长，变得更加成熟，学会为自己的人生承担责任。我必须管理开支、规划时间，在没有家人陪伴的情况下独立解决问题。这些成长过程中重要的里程碑，如果一直处在父母的庇护之下就无法达成。真正的成年不单单关乎年龄，它关乎担当、自律以及自立的能力。 【核心词汇】 1 / 13 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 1　  mature /məˈtjʊə(r)/ adj.成熟的（教材词） 2　  maturity /məˈtʃʊərəti/ n.成熟 3　  milestone /ˈmaɪlstəʊn/ n.里程碑（教材词） 4　  adulthood /əˈdʌlthʊd/ n.成年期（教材词） 5　  commitment /kəˈmɪtmənt/ n.担当，投入（教材词） 6　  responsibility /rɪˌspɒnsəˈbɪləti/ n.责任（教材词） 7　  adjustment /əˈdʒʌstmənt/ n.调整，适应 8　  benefit /ˈbenɪfɪt/ n.益处，优势 9　  crisis /ˈkraɪsɪs/ n.危机 10　  conflict /ˈkɒnflɪkt/ n.冲突，矛盾 11　  practical /ˈpræktɪkl/ adj.实际的，实用的 12　  budget /ˈbʌdʒɪt/ n.预算 13　  discipline /ˈdɪsəplɪn/ n.自律；纪律 14　  option /ˈɒpʃn/ n.选择 15　  figure out 弄清楚，盘算 16　  grow up 长大，成长（单元主题短语） 17　  stand on one’s own feet 自立，独立 18　  get the best of both worlds 两全其美 19　 force sb to do sth 迫使某人做某事 20　  that said 即便如此（议论文过渡短语，高考高频） 【长难句分析】 4句长难句（适合课堂分析、改编语法填空） 长难句1 Not only does this save you a lot of money, but it means you don’t have the stress of figuring out how to pay bills or plan a weekly shop. 译文：这不仅省下一大笔钱，也免去了你盘算付账单、规划每周采购的压力。 语法：Not only置于句首部分倒装；means后接宾语从句；of介词后接动名词作宾语。（高考语法填空、改错高频考点） 长难句2 Another advantage is that if you are ever in trouble, your parents will be there to help you through it — whether it is a crisis about the amount of work you have to do or a conflict with your best friend. 译文：另一个好处是，一旦陷入困境，父母会在身边帮你渡过难关，无论是学业压力危机，还是和挚友发生矛盾。 语法：that引导表语从句；if条件状语从句；whether…or…让步结构；省略关系代词的定语从句 (that) you have to do 。 长难句3 One of the greatest advantages for me was that it forced me to grow up, become more mature and learn to take responsibility for my own life. 译文：于我而言，最大的好处就是它迫使我成长，变得更加成熟，学会为自己的人生承担责任。 语法：that引导表语从句；并列不定式 to grow up, (to) become, (to) learn 。 长难句4 These important milestones of growing up cannot be achieved if you always stay under your parents’ protection. True adulthood is not simply about age. It is about commitment, self‑discipline and the ability to stand on your own feet. 译文：这些成长过程中重要的里程碑，如果一直处在父母的庇护之下就无法达成。真正的成年不单单关乎年龄，它关乎担当、自律以及自立的能力。 语法：if引导条件状语从句；被动语态 cannot be achieved ；不定式 to stand on your own feet 作后置定语修饰ability。 练·能力培优拔高 培优提升篇 Passage 1（夹叙夹议｜2025 山东济南二模改编） Growing‑up does not arrive automatically at the age of 18. Legal adulthood gives us new rights, such as getting a driving licence and voting in an election, yet true maturity is measured by one’s behaviour rather than age. When I turned eighteen, I expected to feel instantly transformed. I imagined myself making independent decisions, taking full responsibility for my choices and showing great integrity whenever I faced difficulties. However, I remained emotionally dependent on my parents. I still escaped tough tasks and avoided hard conversations. My 18‑year‑old birthday was a social milestone, but mentally I was still an adolescent. Gradual change came when I took a part‑time wage‑earning job. I had to pay tax, manage my limited budget and keep my commitments to my employer. There was no parent to step in when I made mistakes. Once I argued with a customer and wanted to quit out of anger. Instead of running away, I calmed myself down and fixed the problem. That small moment taught me that maturity means facing consequences bravely. True adulthood is not about celebrating birthdays. It is about accepting responsibility, keeping promises and building inner integrity. Age is just a number; growth is a continuous process. 24. What do we learn about the author at 18? A. He became mentally mature overnight. B. He was still emotionally reliant on parents. C. He refused to accept legal adult rights. D. He quitted his part‑time job in anger. 25. What contributed most to his mental growth? A. Receiving the driving licence. B. Celebrating his 18‑year‑old birthday. C. Working part‑time and handling mistakes. D. Voting in a national election. 26. Which word can best describe true maturity according to the text? A. Independence and responsibility. B. Wealth and social status. C. Youth and good fortune. D. Fame and public praise. 27. What is the main idea of the text? A. Legal rights are important for teenagers. B. Birthday celebrations shape one’s personality. C. Real adulthood lies in mental growth rather than age. D. Part‑time jobs are necessary for all young people. Passage 2（记叙文｜2025 江苏苏州高三期中改编） For many teenagers, growing‑up means breaking away from family and seeking more say in their own life. My teenage years were filled with conflicts with my parents. They hoped I would choose a stable major, while I dreamed of working in the creative industry. I believed I was mature enough to make my own career decisions. I argued frequently and ignored their suggestions. Finally, I got my wish and majored in art design. Away from home, I enjoyed my freedom at first. Without my parents’ reminder, I poorly managed my daily budget and often put off important tasks. I failed to keep several commitments I had made to my project teammates. Slowly, I realized I was not as mature as I thought. During the winter vacation, I returned home. Instead of arguing, I listened patiently to my parents’ worries. I admitted my weaknesses and shared my real difficulties. Surprisingly, they did not force me to give up my dream. They offered practical advice on time management and money planning. This experience became an important milestone in my growth. Maturity does not mean always opposing family for independence. It means respecting different opinions, acknowledging one’s own limits and taking responsibility for one’s own choices. True independence comes not from quarrels, but from self‑control and reasonable communication. 24. Why did the author quarrel with parents in his teens? A. He wanted more pocket money from them. B. There existed disagreement over his major choice. C. His parents forbade him from taking part‑time jobs. D. He failed to finish his school projects on time. 25. What problem did the author meet after choosing art design? A. He could not get along with his roommates. B. He suffered serious homesickness day and night. C. Poor self‑management brought him trouble. D. His parents persuaded him to drop out of college. 26. What does the underlined word “say” in paragraph 1 mean? A. Right to make decisions. B. Ability to give speeches. C. Wealth to support oneself. D. Chance to show talent. 27. What lesson did the author learn? A. Teenagers should follow every piece of parental advice. B. Quarrels help teenagers achieve real independence. C. Maturity includes respect, self‑awareness and responsibility. D. Creative majors are too difficult for ordinary teenagers. Passage3（议论文｜2026 广东佛山二模改编） What stops teenagers from stepping into real adulthood? Many people blame social environment, yet personal inner qualities play a bigger role. Some young people reach their legal age but avoid taking responsibility. They expect others to solve their troubles. When facing setbacks, they tend to find excuses rather than reflect on their own mistakes. They want the rights of adults, but refuse the corresponding commitments. Maturity does not come with age. It is built through experience. Small events can serve as growth milestones: handling a difficult task, apologizing for one’s error, or offering help to people in need. These moments shape one’s integrity and self‑discipline. One does not have to experience huge disasters to grow up. Ordinary daily struggles can also push a person toward adulthood. Growing‑up is a lifelong journey. Some middle‑aged people still remain adolescent in their minds. To become mature, young people should stop escaping from difficulties. They need to accept that life contains failures, and learn to bear the results of their own decisions. Age is only a condition; responsibility is the real mark of a grown‑up person. 24. What is the text mainly about? A. How social environment influences teenagers. B. What marks real mental adulthood. C. How to avoid making mistakes in daily life. D. Why legal age should be raised for youth. 25. What is the problem of some legally‑adult young people? A. They refuse adult rights offered by society. B. They take adult rights but avoid commitments. C. They are too busy to take part in social activities. D. They suffer from constant serious disasters. 26. Which of the following can be a growth milestone according to paragraph 3? A. Enjoying long holidays without any work. B. Making excuses for one’s own carelessness. C. Saying sorry for one’s own wrong behaviour. D. Waiting for others to clear up one’s mess. 27. What is the author’s attitude toward growth? A. Critical. B. Doubtful. C. Objective. D. Unconcerned. Passage4（夹叙夹议｜2025 河北石家庄高三质检改编） In my teenage time, I held a wrong opinion: maturity meant being strong and never showing weakness. I tried hard to hide my anxiety and failures. Whenever I met pressure, I pretended to be calm. I feared that showing my troubles would make others think I was childish. Things changed after I worked on a group community project. Our team failed to finish our task on time. I kept silent about my confusion and did not turn to teammates for support. As a result, the whole project suffered heavy losses. I felt ashamed. Our group leader talked to me gently. He told me that real maturity was not about never having weaknesses. It was about recognizing them bravely and seeking proper support when necessary. Gradually I changed. When I was trapped in difficulty, I dared to talk about my worries. I also learned to listen to partners’ opinions. I found that admitting weakness would not destroy my image; instead, it helped build trust. Growing‑up is not about becoming perfect. It is about understanding yourself honestly. True maturity includes courage to face your own limits, the willingness to keep learning, and the sense of commitment to the people around you. We do not achieve full growth in one day; we move forward step by step. 24. What did the author think maturity meant in his teens? A. Admitting personal weakness bravely. B. Being strong without showing weakness. C. Communicating honestly with teammates. D. Taking responsibility for group losses. 25. What directly caused the project’s bad result? A. The lack of fund from the community. B. Teammates’ lack of working experience. C. The author hiding his confusion and not asking for help. D. Too little time given by the community organizer. 26. What can we infer from the text? A. Perfect people are the only truly mature persons. B. A mature person can accept his own weaknesses. C. One can achieve full growth within a single day. D. Teenagers should never express personal worries. 27. Which is the best title for the text? A. Maturity: Accepting Your Imperfections B. Community Projects: A Must for Teenagers C. How to Hide Anxiety in Social Situations D. Why Teenagers Should Avoid Teamwork Passage5（记叙文｜2025 湖南长沙高三模拟改编） Moving‑out from home is regarded as a major milestone of growing‑up. Many young people expect to leave their household and enjoy total freedom in early adulthood. However, freedom comes together with responsibility. When I turned 19, I moved out of my parents’ house to rent an apartment. At first, I felt excited. No one would remind me of my timetable or my daily behaviour. But soon challenges appeared. I had to pay the loan for rent, buy daily goods, deal with housework and plan my own meals. Without my parents’ care, my life became messy. I often delayed paying bills and lived on fast food. I wasted much money on useless things. One night, I sat alone in my untidy flat and thought about my situation. I realized that freedom was not doing whatever one liked. Real freedom required self‑discipline and commitment. I made practical changes: I set a monthly budget, paid bills on time, cooked simple meals and kept my living space tidy. Slowly my life got back into order. Leaving home is not simply about physical separation from family. It is a test of one’s inner growth. The outside world will not protect you. If you want the freedom of adulthood, you have to take on its corresponding responsibilities. 24. What do many young people think of moving out? A. It is a sign of losing family support. B. It brings complete freedom in early adulthood. C. It should be avoided for financial reasons. D. It will greatly increase family conflicts. 25. What trouble did the author meet after renting an apartment? A. He could not find a well‑paid part‑time job. B. He failed to handle daily life independently. C. His parents refused to give him financial support. D. He suffered from serious loneliness day and night. 26. What does “loan” in paragraph 2 most probably refer to? A. Rent‑related payment. B. Money borrowed from friends. C. Tax for working citizens. D. Budget for daily food. 27. What message does the author want to convey? A. Young people should never move away from parents. B. Physical separation guarantees mental maturity. C. Adult freedom goes hand‑in‑hand with responsibility. D. Renting houses is too difficult for university students. Passage6（议论文｜2026 湖北高三 4 月调考改编） Nowadays some teenagers are tempted by online entertainment. They spend long hours on short‑video platforms. When real‑life difficulties come, they escape into virtual worlds. This phenomenon raises questions: what qualities should we develop while growing‑up? Mature youth should possess good integrity. That means being honest with others and also honest with oneself. They should keep their own commitments instead of seeking instant pleasure. Besides, young people need to build the ability to face setbacks. Life is full of disappointments. Escaping cannot remove troubles; only courage and reflection can help people move forward. Growing‑up is not only about gaining knowledge at school. It is also forming one’s value system. Some young people only care about material gains. Yet true growth includes learning to care for others, taking social responsibility and building inner moral standards. These qualities cannot be gained from textbooks alone. They are shaped through real‑life experience. Adulthood will arrive one day. However, age itself cannot create a mature soul. Teenagers should make efforts to develop integrity, perseverance and a sense of responsibility. These inner qualities are the real fruit of growing‑up. 24. What is the problem of some teenagers nowadays? A. They refuse to receive formal school education. B. They tend to escape real‑life troubles into virtual world. C. They are too honest to deal with social relationships. D. They devote all their energy to public service. 25. Which belongs to the quality of good integrity? A. Seeking instant online pleasure. B. Keeping one’s promises and being honest. C. Escaping whenever meeting disappointments. D. Only focusing on personal material gains. 26. What can we learn from paragraph 3? A. Textbooks can provide all moral qualities for teenagers. B. Material gains are the most important goal for youth. C. Real‑life experience helps shape teenagers’ values. D. Young people should stay away from all social activities. 27. What is the text’s main theme? A. Inner qualities mark real growth of teenagers. B. Online entertainment should be completely forbidden. C. School knowledge decides one’s future success. D. Teenagers should avoid all kinds of setbacks. Passage7（记叙文｜2025 天津和平区高三期末改编） I used to believe growth was a series of big milestones: entering college, getting a licence, landing a well‑paid wage‑earning job. I waited for those great moments to turn me into a fully grown‑up person. After I entered college, I finished those supposed “growth events” one after another. Yet I still felt I was not mature. I still feared making decisions. I often depended on my parents’ advice for small choices. One summer, I volunteered at a local community centre. My task was to organize outdoor activities for elderly citizens. Unexpectedly, several heavy rains destroyed our activity plans. Some old people felt disappointed. No supervisor was nearby to give me instructions. I had to adjust schedules, communicate with participants and work out new plans all by myself. Under pressure, I made mistakes, apologized and kept trying. In the end, the activities went smoothly. That summer volunteer experience changed my understanding of growing‑up. Growth rarely happens in one single big moment. Most of our maturity is accumulated from countless small moments: solving unexpected troubles, admitting mistakes, making decisions without others’ hands‑on guidance. True adulthood is not a destination we reach on a certain date. It is a slow, continuous process. 24. What did the author once think growth depended on? A. Constant daily self‑reflection. B. A series of important life events. C. Continuous volunteer work. D. Frequent communication with the elderly. 25. What challenge did the author meet in volunteer work? A. He got no support from participants. B. Bad weather ruined the original activity plans. C. He lacked professional knowledge of medicine. D. The community centre offered too little payment. 26. What did the author realize after volunteering? A. Big milestones decide one’s maturity level. B. One can become fully mature only after graduation. C. Maturity is built from many small practical moments. D. Elderly citizens can give young people much career advice. 27. Which can best describe the author’s change? A. From misunderstanding growth to understanding its nature. B. From being selfish to becoming selfless. C. From being lazy to becoming hard‑working. D. From fearing old age to respecting the elderly. Passage8（夹叙夹议｜2026 福建厦门二模改编） Many people mix up independence and separation. They believe growing‑up means cutting connections with family. To be independent, you must not turn to your parents for any help. This opinion is misleading. I have met many young adults who try to prove their maturity by refusing all suggestions from their family. They insist on every choice totally on their own. However, independence does not mean complete isolation. True independence includes the ability to make your own final decisions, while still being open to reasonable advice. Last year, I faced a difficult career choice. I could take a stable job related to my major, or start an uncertain creative project. My parents pointed out risks in the project. I did not get angry or refuse to listen. I carefully weighed their viewpoints and my own dream. In the end, I chose the creative project, but I also adopted some practical suggestions they offered. I made my own decision, yet I accepted valuable input. That is real maturity. Growing‑up is not building a wall between you and your family. It is gaining enough self‑confidence to make your own judgements, meanwhile keeping the ability to listen. Adulthood means you take responsibility for your final choice, whether it turns out successful or disappointing. 24. What wrong idea do some young people hold? A. Independence means totally separating from family. B. Young adults should accept all parental advice. C. Career choices should not be discussed with family. D. Stable jobs are always better than creative projects. 25. What did the author do when facing career choice? A. He followed every suggestion from his parents. B. He ignored family opinions and chose the stable job. C. He listened to parents and made his own final decision. D. He gave up his dream for fear of possible risks. 26. What is true independence according to the text? A. Never receiving any advice from relatives. B. Making final decisions while accepting reasonable suggestions. C. Only choosing creative and risky career paths. D. Fighting against family whenever disagreement appears. 27. What is the best title for the passage? A. How to Cut Connections With Your Family B. Maturity: Independence Does Not Equal Isolation C. How Young Adults Should Avoid Career Disappointment D. Why Young People Should Give Up Creative Dreams 迁移应用篇 新高考英语 Growing‑up（成长/心智成熟）主题：真题+高质量模拟写作题（应用文+读后续写） 说明：高考英语没有直接以 “Growing‑up” 作为题干标题的原题，但大量真题内核就是：心智成熟、承担责任、突破自我、成长蜕变，高度匹配外研选必二 Unit 1 单元主题（mature /maturity/milestone /commitment/responsibility /integrity）。 分为两大板块：①高考真题（应用文、读后续写）；②各省高质量模拟题（应用文 + 读后续写，可直接课堂使用）；每道题附带：原题、命题立意、单元关联词汇、写作核心要点。 一、高考真题（新高考 I/II、浙江卷） （一）读后续写（成长蜕变母题，高考最高频） 真题 1｜2022 新高考 I 卷 David and the mountain running（勇气与成长） 原文梗概：David 参加越野跑，中途疲惫、想要放弃，内心挣扎，最终坚持完成比赛，收获成长。 两段段首句： Paragraph 1：As he ran through the tunnel, a sharp pain spread through his legs. Paragraph 2：When David finally crossed the finishing line, he fell to the ground. 命题立意：面对挫折，战胜自我，心智成长；单元关联词：mature, responsibility, milestone。 写作升华句（结尾必用）：It was not the prize but the struggle that marked his milestone of growing‑up. 真题 2｜2023 新高考 I 卷 写作比赛（自我怀疑→突破自我） 梗概：主人公对自己写作不自信，犹豫要不要参加学校写作比赛，纠结之后勇敢提交，经历挫折，获得内心成长。 立意：走出自卑，敢于承担尝试的结果，真正的成熟不在于获奖，而在于敢于行动。 真题 3｜2026 新高考 II 卷读后续写（大学生熬夜，醒悟自律成长） 梗概：大学生长期熬夜，放纵自己，忽视责任；体检被告知 “20 岁年纪，40 岁心脏”，受到巨大冲击。 段首句： Paragraph 1：My poor health and bad grades rang the alarm bell loud and clear. Paragraph 2：Gradually, I rebuilt a healthy lifestyle and regained confidence. 命题立意：青年自我约束，承担对自己人生的责任；单元核心词：commitment, self‑discipline, maturity。 非常适配 Unit1：从放纵逃避，走向自律、认清成年人责任，milestone 成长节点。 真题 4｜2022 浙江 1 月卷 小组合作项目（人际相处、接纳他人，心智成熟） 梗概：被分配和自己最不想合作的同学组队，内心排斥，磨合之后学会尊重、沟通，完成项目，获得成长。 立意：真正成熟不是随心所欲，而是学会接纳差异、承担集体责任。 （二）应用文：高考真题没有直接 “growing‑up” 题干，但有同类 “青少年品质” 类 新高考应用文很少直接考 “什么是成长”，更多是建议信、倡议书，间接考查青少年品格、责任，和单元词汇互通。 二、各省市高质量模拟题（Growing‑up 主题，适配单元教学，8 道：4 道应用文 +4 道读后续写，可直接试卷使用） ▶ 应用文 4 道（建议信、倡议书、邮件投稿，高考 80 词） 模拟 1（2025 山东济南二模｜建议信） 假定你是李华，你的学弟 Tom 来信，刚满 18 岁，以为成年就是不受管束，对此很困惑。请给他回一封建议信，要点： 1.18 岁是人生里程碑； 2. 真正的成年意味着责任与担当； 3. 给他两点生活建议。 注意：80 词左右。 命题立意：对应 Unit1：adulthood, milestone, commitment, responsibility。 写作要点：区分法律成年 vs 心智成熟；不要追求绝对自由，要承担义务。 参考范文片段： Turning 18 is an important milestone in our life. However, true adulthood means more than enjoying new rights. It requires commitment and responsibility for our own choices. 模拟 2（2025 江苏南京高三模考｜英文倡议书） 学校英文报发起倡议 Be a mature teenager，请你写一篇倡议书，内容： 1. 什么是真正的成熟； 2. 倡议同学们：承担责任、诚实守信、学会独立； 3. 呼吁行动。 注意：80 词。 单元词：maturity, integrity, take responsibility, stand on one’s own feet。 模拟 3（2025 广东佛山二模｜投稿邮件） 校英文专栏 “Growing‑up” 征稿，请你投稿，主题 “What is real maturity?”，要点： 1. 很多人把年龄等同于成熟； 2. 你的看法（责任、自律、接纳不足）。 80 词。 模拟 4（2026 天津和平区模拟｜建议信） 假定李华，你的外国朋友 Jack 即将离家上大学，很向往完全自由。请写信给他，提醒离家独立意味着责任，给出两点建议。 要点： 1. 离家是成长里程碑； 2. 自由伴随责任； 3. 建议学会规划预算、倾听家人合理建议。 单元词：milestone, budget, commitment, independent。 ▶ 读后续写 4 道（全部紧扣 Growing‑up 成长主题，新高考 25 分题型，适配单元，可直接做训练） 续写模拟题 1（2025 河北石家庄质检｜犯错承担责任，心智成熟） 原文 I was 18 and working part‑time in a shop. One day, I got annoyed with a difficult customer and argued with him. I felt angry and wanted to quit the job at once to escape the trouble. My manager noticed my bad mood and did not scold me. He just told me that growing‑up meant not running away from mistakes. I sat alone, lost in thought. Paragraph 1：Suddenly, I realized I should face my mistake bravely. Paragraph 2：From this experience, I understood what real maturity meant. 立意：成熟不是从不犯错，而是敢于承担后果；词汇：maturity, responsibility, milestone。 续写模拟题 2（2025 湖南长沙模拟｜离家独立） 原文 I moved out to rent a flat at 19, dreaming of total freedom away from my parents. Without my parents’ reminder, I wasted money, put off bills and lived in a messy room. I thought independence was doing whatever I liked, but soon I was trapped in trouble. Late one night, I stared at my messy apartment and thought deeply. Paragraph 1：A message from my mother popped up on my phone screen. Paragraph 2：I began to make practical changes to my daily life. 立意：自由与责任共生；单元词：adulthood, commitment, budget。 续写模拟题 3（2026 福建厦门二模｜独立≠隔绝家人） 原文 I used to believe growing‑up meant breaking away completely from my parents. When making career choices, I refused all their advice to prove I was mature. I insisted on my own decision, yet I met unexpected difficulties later. I felt upset and helpless. Paragraph 1：After several sleepless nights, I decided to talk with my parents calmly. Paragraph 2：It dawned on me that true independence did not mean isolation. 立意：真正独立：自己做决定，但接纳合理建议。 续写模拟题 4（2025 湖北 4 月调考｜接纳自身弱点） 原文 In my teens, I believed maturity meant being strong and never showing weakness. In a group task, I met confusion but kept silent, afraid of being seen as childish. As a result, our group project suffered heavy losses. My group leader had a talk with me patiently. Paragraph 1：His words set me thinking about the meaning of maturity. Paragraph 2：From then on, I changed my attitude towards my weaknesses. 立意：成熟是敢于承认局限，不追求完美。 三、备考教学实操建议（对接外研选必二 Unit1） 读后续写结尾升华万能句（全部来自单元词汇，学生直接背诵） ①_______________________________________________________________________________________ 真正的成长里程碑，是责任而非年龄。 ②_______________________________________________________________________________________ 真正成年在于担当自律，而不是法定年龄。 ③ _______________________________________________________________________________________ 成熟代表自立，同时尊重他人意见。 Growing‑up成长主题读后续写高分句式库 适配外研版选择性必修二 Unit1 核心词：mature/maturity、milestone、adulthood、commitment、integrity、responsibility、have a say、stand on one’s own two feet，划分五大板块：环境烘托句、心理描写句、动作细节句、感悟升华句、衔接过渡句，全部适配新高考读后续写，可直接背诵套用。 一、心理描写句式（内心挣扎、顿悟、愧疚、释然，成长类最高频） 基础进阶 A wave of guilt swept over me, realizing I had been too self‑centered these days. 一股愧疚席卷全身，我意识到这些日子太过自我。 Confusion crowded my mind, wondering what true maturity really meant. 思绪满是迷茫，我不禁思索何为真正的成熟。 Deep inside, a strong desire to escape troubles faded away little by little. 心底想要逃避困境的念头一点点消散。 My previous stubbornness dawned on me, and shame burned in my cheeks. 我猛然意识到自己此前的固执，脸颊一阵发烫，满心羞愧。 高级加分（名词性从句、非谓语） It suddenly struck me that adulthood was never endless freedom but endless responsibility. 我猛然醒悟，成年从不是无拘无束的自由，而是沉甸甸的责任。 What I used to regard as independence turned out to be childish willfulness. 从前我自以为的独立，到头来只是幼稚的任性。 Sinking into quiet reflection, I came to understand growth was a painful process of self‑discipline. 静静沉思过后，我明白成长是一场磨砺自律的艰辛旅程。 二、动作细节描写句式（犯错、受挫、醒悟、主动担责实景描写） I took a deep breath and plucked up the courage to admit my mistakes face to face. 我深吸一口气，鼓起勇气当面承认自己的过错。 I pulled out a notebook, making a practical budget to arrange my daily expenses carefully. 我拿出笔记本，制定切实的开支预算，认真规划日常花销。 Instead of turning to my parents for help instantly, I attempted to work out solutions on my own. 我没有立刻寻求父母帮助，试着独自想出解决办法。 I lowered my head and apologized sincerely for escaping my due commitment. 我低下头，为自己逃避应尽的责任诚恳致歉。 三、环境烘托句式（烘托低落、孤寂、豁然开朗心境） 压抑失意（受挫、迷茫阶段） The dim streetlight cast long shadows, wrapping me in overwhelming loneliness. 昏暗路灯拉长影子，无边的孤寂将我裹挟。 The quiet empty room filled my heart with anxiety and helplessness. 空荡荡寂静的屋子，让我满心焦虑与无助。 明朗顿悟（完成心智成长收尾） The warm sunlight streamed through the window, chasing away all my inner confusion. 暖阳透过窗户洒落，驱散了我内心所有迷茫。 A gentle breeze brushed my face, bringing a sense of relief after long struggle. 微风拂过面颊，长久挣扎过后，心头豁然释怀。 四、主题升华金句（文末点睛万能句，必背，嵌入单元核心词汇，阅卷加分项） 短句精简版（适合短收尾） This unforgettable experience became the most vital milestone in my journey of growing up. 这段难忘的经历，成了我成长路上至关重要的里程碑。 True maturity consists in taking responsibility rather than merely reaching eighteen. 真正的成熟在于勇于承担责任，而非仅仅年满十八岁。 To stand on my own two feet is the greatest lesson I have learned from this experience. 学会自立，是这次经历教会我最宝贵的一课。 长难高级句式（高分档，复合句结构） I finally came to the realization that legal adulthood is simple, while spiritual maturity requires constant efforts, self‑discipline and firm integrity. 我终于懂得，法定的成年轻而易举，心智的成熟却需要不懈努力、自律与正直的本心。 Growth never happens in an instant; it is accumulated from countless moments of facing mistakes, keeping commitments and learning to care for others. 成长从不是一蹴而就，它积攒于直面错误、恪守承诺、学会体谅他人的无数瞬间。 Freedom never exists without responsibility, and only those who understand this can truly step into qualified adulthood. 自由永远与责任相伴，唯有深谙此理，才算真正迈入合格的成年阶段。 It was not the success itself but the process of overcoming weakness that shaped my maturity. 塑造我成熟心智的从不是成功本身，而是战胜自身弱点的过程。 五、段落衔接过渡句式（两段式续写专用，承接上文 + 开启下文） Lost in tangled thoughts, I sat there motionless for quite a long time. 思绪纷乱，我静静呆坐许久。（第一段承接失意场景） Those plain words echoed repeatedly in my mind, triggering deep thinking about the meaning of growth. 朴实的话语在脑海不断回响，引发我对成长含义的深思。 From that painful lesson, a brand‑new attitude towards life gradually took shape in my mind. 经由这次深刻的教训，全新的生活观念在我心中慢慢成型。（开启第二段转变内容） Having weighed all the pros and cons, I made up my mind to change my former lazy lifestyle. 权衡利弊过后，我下定决心改掉从前懒散的生活方式。 六、话题专属短语素材库（写作随时套用） take responsibility for one’s choices 为自己的选择负责 keep one’s commitments 恪守承诺 develop personal integrity 塑造正直品性 gain a say in one’s own life 掌握人生的话语权 overcome adolescent willfulness 克服年少任性 undergo the test of growth 经受成长的考验 accept one’s own imperfections 接纳自身缺憾 七、实操使用建议 1. 迷茫受挫段：搭配压抑环境句 + 内心纠结心理句； 2. 醒悟转变段：使用动作描写 + 过渡句； 3. 结尾段优先选用升华金句，嵌入 milestone、maturity、commitment 单元词，贴合课本单元考点，适配单元教学 + 高考应试双重需求。 1 / 14 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ Unit 1 Growing up 外刊拓展提升（多题型专练） 参考答案 练·能力培优拔高 培优提升篇 Passage 1（夹叙夹议｜2025 山东济南二模改编） 答案：24.B 25.C 26.A 27.C 解析 24.B 细节题；第二段I remained emotionally dependent on my parents。 25.C 细节；第三段兼职经历，犯错后直面后果，带来心智成长。 26.A 主旨细节；末段accepting responsibility, keeping promises对应独立、担当。 27.C 主旨；全文核心：生理年龄≠真正成年，成熟是心智成长。 单元关联词汇：maturity, milestone, adulthood, commitment, integrity, wage, tax, licence。 Passage 2（记叙文｜2025 江苏苏州高三期中改编） 答案：24.B 25.C 26.A 27.C 解析 24.B 细节；第一段父母希望稳定专业，作者向往创意行业。 25.C 细节；第二段不会管理预算、拖延任务、无法兑现承诺。 26.A 词义；have more say in one’s own life“对自己人生拥有更多话语权”，教材短语。 27.C 主旨；末段：成熟意味着尊重不同意见、认清局限、承担选择的责任。 单元关联词汇：milestone, commitment, mature, maturity, have a say。 Passage3（议论文｜2026 广东佛山二模改编） 答案：24.B 25.B 26.C 27.C 解析 24.B 主旨；探讨何为真正心智上的成年。 25.B 细节；第二段想要成年人权利，却拒绝承担对应的义务。 26.C 细节；第三段apologizing for one’s error属于成长里程碑。 27.C 态度；客观分析现象，给出观点。 单元关联词汇：milestone, commitment, integrity, maturity, adulthood。 Passage4（夹叙夹议｜2025 河北石家庄高三质检改编） 答案：24.B 25.C 26.B 27.A 解析 24.B 细节；第一段I held a wrong opinion: maturity meant being strong and never showing weakness。 25.C 细节；第二段作者隐瞒困惑，不求助，项目受损。 26.B 推理；真正成熟敢于认清自身局限。 27.A 标题；成长不是变得完美，而是接纳不完美。 单元关联词汇：maturity, commitment, mature。 Passage5（记叙文｜2025 湖南长沙高三模拟改编） 答案：24.B 25.B 26.A 27.C 解析 24.B 细节；第一段Many young people expect to leave their household and enjoy total freedom。 25.B 细节；第二段账单拖延、生活一团糟，无法独立打理生活。 26.A 词义；租房语境下pay the loan for rent指房租相关支出。 27.C 主旨；成年人的自由和责任相伴相生。 单元关联词汇：milestone, adulthood, commitment, household, loan。 Passage6（议论文｜2026 湖北高三 4 月调考改编） 答案：24.B 25.B 26.C 27.A 解析 24.B 细节；第一段遇到现实困境，逃避进虚拟世界。 25.B 细节；第二段possess good integrity. That means being honest … keep their own commitments。 26.C 细节；第三段道德品质不能仅靠课本，现实经历塑造价值观。 27.A 主旨；内在品质才是青少年真正成长的标志。 单元关联词汇：tempt, integrity, commitment, mature, adulthood。 Passage7（记叙文｜2025 天津和平区高三期末改编） 答案：24.B 25.B 26.C 27.A 解析 24.B 细节；第一段把上大学、拿驾照、好工作当作成长里程碑。 25.B 细节；第三段大雨破坏活动计划。 26.C 细节；第四段成熟来自无数微小现实瞬间积累。 27.A 推理；作者对成长的认知发生转变。 单元关联词汇：milestone, licence, wage, maturity, adulthood。 Passage8（夹叙夹议｜2026 福建厦门二模改编） 答案：24.A 25.C 26.B 27.B 解析 24.A 细节；第一段有人误以为成长就要切断家庭联系。 25.C 细节；听取父母观点，同时做出属于自己的最终抉择。 26.B 细节；真正独立：自己做最终决定，但接纳合理建议。 27.B 标题；成熟≠隔绝家人，独立不等于孤立。 单元关联词汇：maturity, adulthood, commitment。 迁移应用篇 新高考英语 Growing‑up（成长/心智成熟）主题：真题+模拟题 全套参考答案 一、模拟应用文 完整高分范文（4篇 完整版80词，适配高考评分） 模拟1 2025山东济南二模｜建议信 完整范文 Dear Tom, I’m glad to receive your letter. I totally understand your confusion about turning 18. Actually, the age of 18 is a vital milestone in our life. True adulthood does not mean absolute freedom from rules, but comes with responsibility and commitment. As an adult, you should learn to manage your time independently and bear the consequences of your own choices. Besides, it is wise to listen to advice from family and teachers. I hope you can gain real maturity in the process of growing up. Yours, Li Hua 高分亮点：全覆盖题干要点，复用milestone、commitment、maturity等单元核心词，句式简洁高级，符合80词高考要求。 模拟2 2025江苏南京二模｜倡议书 完整范文 # Be a Mature Teenager Many teenagers confuse age with maturity. In fact, real maturity lies in responsibility, honesty and independence rather than freedom to do whatever we want. As senior high students, we should learn to take responsibility for our study and life. We need to show integrity in daily behavior and stand on our own feet instead of relying on others. Only by disciplining ourselves can we grow into reliable teenagers. Let’s pursue true maturity and shape a better self! 高分亮点：紧扣主题立意，精准使用单元话题词汇，结构总分总，适配高考倡议书写作范式。 模拟3 2025广东佛山二模｜投稿邮件 完整范文 # What is Real Maturity? Most people believe growing older equals growing mature, which is not true. From my perspective, real maturity has nothing to do with age. It is reflected in self-discipline, a strong sense of responsibility and the ability to accept our weaknesses. A mature person will take on duties bravely instead of escaping difficulties, and keep improving themselves modestly. Maturity is a lifelong journey of self-improvement during our growth. 高分亮点：观点鲜明，对比论证贴合题意，升华成长主题，适配校刊投稿文体风格。 模拟4 2026天津和平区模拟｜建议信 完整范文 Dear Jack, Hearing that you will go to college soon and look forward to total freedom, I’d like to share some of my thoughts with you. Going to college is an important milestone of independence. However, true freedom goes hand in hand with commitment. You are supposed to make a reasonable budget to avoid wasting money. Meanwhile, it is beneficial to accept valuable advice from your family, which helps you avoid mistakes. I wish you a wonderful college life and steady growth! Yours, Li Hua 高分亮点：完整覆盖两大建议要点，budget、commitment、independence等单元词汇精准复用，句式流畅地道。 二、模拟读后续写 4篇 完整版高分范文（适配新高考25分标准） 续写模拟1 2025河北石家庄质检｜犯错承担责任 Paragraph 1 Suddenly, I realized I should face my mistake bravely. Instead of escaping the trouble by quitting my job, I decided to make an apology to the customer sincerely. I recalled my impolite words and rude attitude, feeling extremely ashamed of my childish behavior. I waited patiently for the customer to come again, preparing to take full responsibility for my fault. Paragraph 2 From this experience, I understood what real maturity meant. Maturity does not mean being perfect and never making mistakes. Instead, it means having the courage to admit faults and correct them actively. This special working experience became a precious milestone in my growth. I finally learned to control my temper and take responsibility for my actions, stepping into real adulthood. 核心亮点：紧扣“直面错误、承担责任”主题，结尾升华单元成长立意，词汇贴合课本重难点。 续写模拟2 2025湖南长沙模拟｜独立与责任、自律成长 Paragraph 1 A message from my mother popped up on my phone screen. She did not blame my messy life or poor self-management, but gently reminded me that true independence was never blind freedom. She told me that growing up meant learning to discipline myself and manage my life properly. Staring at her warm words, I felt a deep sense of guilt and began to reflect on my irresponsible behavior. Paragraph 2 I began to make practical changes to my daily life. I made a detailed budget to save money and pay bills on time. I cleaned my flat regularly and made a strict daily schedule to keep disciplined. Gradually, I got rid of my bad habits and lived a tidy and orderly life. I eventually understood that real adulthood is the combination of freedom and commitment, which is the true meaning of growth. 续写模拟3 2026福建厦门二模｜独立不隔绝、接纳建议 Paragraph 1 After several sleepless nights, I decided to talk with my parents calmly. I honestly shared the difficulties I encountered in my career choice and admitted my stubbornness. To my surprise, my parents did not criticize me. They patiently analyzed the pros and cons of my decision and offered valuable suggestions based on their experience. Paragraph 2 It dawned on me that true independence did not mean isolation. Real maturity is not being arbitrary and refusing all advice, but making independent decisions after listening to and considering others’ opinions rationally. This experience taught me to be modest and sensible during growth. It marked an important milestone of my mental maturity, helping me grow into a more reliable teenager. 续写模拟4 2025湖北4月调考｜接纳弱点、正视不足 Paragraph 1 His words set me thinking about the meaning of maturity. I used to believe that mature people must be powerful and flawless, so I hid my confusion and weakness blindly. However, my silence not only failed to solve problems, but also brought losses to the whole team. It occurred to me that pretending to be strong was actually a kind of childishness. Paragraph 2 From then on, I changed my attitude towards my weaknesses. Whenever I met confusing problems in group tasks, I chose to speak up and ask for help actively. I learned that real maturity lies in recognizing our limitations, facing weaknesses bravely and improving ourselves constantly. This change made me more cooperative and mature, pushing me forward in my journey of growing up. 三、高考真题配套高分续写范文（4篇完整版） 真题1 2022新高考I卷｜David and the mountain running Paragraph 1 As he ran through the tunnel, a sharp pain spread through his legs. Sweat streamed down his face and his breath became extremely heavy. He was so exhausted that he wanted to lie down and give up immediately. The thought of quitting flashed through his mind repeatedly. But he refused to surrender to his weakness. He clenched his teeth, adjusted his pace and kept moving forward step by step, encouraging himself not to give up. Paragraph 2 When David finally crossed the finishing line, he fell to the ground. Though his body was worn out, his heart was filled with great joy and pride. People around cheered for his persistence. David realized that the greatest opponent in life is always himself. It was not the prize but the struggle that marked his milestone of growing-up, making him more mature and persistent. 真题2 2023新高考I卷｜写作比赛突破自我 Paragraph 1 Filled with self-doubt, I hesitated for a long time before finally deciding to sign up for the writing competition. I knew I was not the most talented writer, but I still wanted to challenge myself. In the following days, I read widely, collected materials and revised my article repeatedly. Whenever I wanted to give up, I told myself that courage to try is the first step of growth. Paragraph 2 Although I did not win a prize in the end, I gained far more than honor. I overcame my inferiority and learned to dare to try new things. I came to understand that true maturity is not about being excellent all the time, but about bravely stepping out of my comfort zone and taking on challenges. This experience became a precious lesson in my growth. 真题3 2026新高考II卷｜自律成长、告别放纵 Paragraph 1 My poor health and bad grades rang the alarm bell loud and clear. I felt extremely regretful for wasting so much time staying up late and indulging in meaningless entertainment. I finally realized that as a young student, I should take responsibility for my health and study instead of being self-indulgent. I made up my mind to change my bad lifestyle completely from that day on. Paragraph 2 Gradually, I rebuilt a healthy lifestyle and regained confidence. I went to bed early and got up on time every day, keeping regular exercise to strengthen my body. I focused on my study and made reasonable daily plans. Self-discipline brought me great changes. I deeply understood that true adulthood lies in commitment and self-discipline. This awakening was the most important milestone in my growth. 真题4 2022浙江1月卷｜团队合作、接纳他人 Paragraph 1 At first, I was still unwilling to cooperate with my deskmate and kept a cold attitude towards him. Our group work progressed slowly due to my prejudice. Seeing the unfinished task, I began to feel guilty. My teacher’s words came to my mind that growth lies in learning to get along with different people and accept differences with an open mind. Paragraph 2 I took the initiative to communicate with my partner and listened to his ideas patiently. We divided our work reasonably and learned from each other’s advantages. Finally, our group project was finished perfectly and won high praise. I realized that true maturity is not self-willedness, but the ability to tolerate differences and take collective responsibility. This cooperation experience helped me grow into a more sensible teenager. 四、通用高分升华句（学生必背，标准答案素材） ① It is responsibility rather than age that marks our milestone of growing‑up.（真正的成长里程碑，是责任而非年龄。） ② True adulthood lies in commitment and self‑discipline instead of legal age.（真正成年在于担当自律，而不是法定年龄。） ③ Maturity means standing on your own two feet while still respecting others’ opinions.（成熟代表自立，同时尊重他人意见。） 1 / 13 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $