2020新高考英语新题型练习11 语法填空短文改错应用文写作读后续写(1)(含答案)

2020新高考i卷英语读后续写范文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1The New KidI was really excited when I found out there was going to be a new student joining my class. Having a new kid show up is always fun - I get to make a new friend and there's a bit of a buzz around school for a little while. Everybody wants to get to know the new student and hear all about where they came from.His name was Marcus and he had just moved to our town from another city pretty far away. On his first day, the teacher asked him to stand up and introduce himself to the class. Marcus seemed really shy and nervous. His face went all red and he spoke in just a tiny little voice when he said his name and that he liked soccer. I felt kind of bad for him.At recess, a bunch of us tried to get Marcus to come play with us, but he didn't want to. He just stood off by himself in the corner of the playground. I went over to try and get him to join in, but he didn't say much. I could tell he was feeling really uncomfortable being the new kid. I remembered how awkwardand scary it felt when I was the new student a couple years ago after we moved to this town. It can be really hard!Over the next few days, Marcus still wasn't really talking to anyone. He would quietly sit by himself at lunch, reading or playing littlehand-held video games. A couple mean kids started picking on him a bit for being so quiet and alone all the time. That made me mad - I hated seeing the new kid get bullied like that when he was just being shy. I told those bullies to cut it out and leave Marcus alone.One day after school, I saw Marcus was the last one left besides me. His head was hanging down looking at the ground as he slowly gathered his stuff to leave. I walked over to him and said "Hi Marcus! You want to walk home together?" He looked up at me with a surprised look. Then he gave a little nod and a tiny smile.As we walked, I started chatting with him to try and make him feel more comfortable. I asked him questions about what his old city was like and what he liked to do for fun. Slowly, Marcus started opening up. He told me about the huge park near his old house that had a soccer field, basketball courts, and a cute little stream running through it. He said he really missed that park.I told Marcus all about the awesome hiking trails and woods near my neighborhood that we could explore together sometime. His eyes lit up at that - he said he loved the outdoors and going on adventures. Marcus started talking more and more about all his interests like gaming, art, and especially bugs. He went on forever about all the cool insects he's seen and studied. I had no idea he was such an insect expert!We became really good friends after that walk. Now Marcus was eager to hang out, and I introduced him to all my other friends. They all liked Marcus once they got to know him - he was actually a really funny, cool dude once he opened up. We started eating lunch together every day, playing soccer at recess, going on bug collecting expeditions in the woods, and just having a blast being kids.The teachers were so happy to see Marcus finally coming out of his shell and making friends. He was excelling in class once he felt more comfortable and confident at school. I was really proud of myself for being the one to first get through to the shy new kid. I remembered how much it helped when some other kids made an effort with me when I was the new student. Now I had paid that kindness forward by being a friend to Marcus.I'm so glad Marcus joined our class. He's my best buddy now!I honestly can't picture my life at school without him. This whole experience taught me that it's important to make an effort with new people, even if they seem shy or different at first. You never know what an amazing friend you might make if you take the time to get to know someone. Now our little crew is so tight - like real life buddies going on little kid adventures every day after school. I'm having such an awesome year thanks to Marcus!篇2The Curious Case of the Missing MarblesHi there! My name is Tommy and I'm in the 4th grade. I love reading, especially mystery stories. The reading passage we had in our English exam was super interesting. It was about a boy named Jack who lost his marbles. At first, I thought it was just a silly story about a kid who misplaced his toy marbles. But as I read on, I realized it was a real mystery!Jack's marble collection was very special to him. He had been collecting marbles since he was little and had all sorts of cool ones – cat's eyes, shooters, and even a rare jade marble. One day, Jack noticed that some of his precious marbles were missing from the jar he kept them in. How strange!Jack started looking everywhere for the missing marbles. He checked under his bed, in the closet, and even in the kitchen. No marbles anywhere! Jack was really upset. Those marbles meant a lot to him. Some of them were gifts from his grandpa.The story didn't say what happened next, but my mind started racing with ideas. I decided to write my own continuation to solve the curious case of the missing marbles. Here's what I think could have happened:Jack told his mom about the missing marbles and she suggested he re-trace his steps from the last few days. Maybe he'd taken them out to play somewhere and forgot to put them back properly.Jack tried his best to remember. Then it hit him – he had been playing marbles in the backyard with his best friend Emma a couple of days ago! He raced outside and sure enough, there were a few stray marbles lying in the grass. Phew, mystery solved!Or was it? As Jack picked up the marbles, he realized several were still missing, including his prized jade one. This was getting really strange. Jack's dog Buster then came bounding over, drooling all over the place. Jack gasped – Buster's mouth was full of marbles!"Buster, you naughty pup! Did you eat my marbles?" Jack scolded. Buster just wagged his tail happily. It seemed the family pet was the real culprit behind the missing marble caper!Jack checked Buster's fur and found more marbles stuck in there. He started gathering them all up, feeling relieved to have solved the mystery. That is, until he saw the jade marble lying a few feet away...broken into two pieces! Jack's heart sank. His favorite marble was ruined.Just then, Emma came running over. "Jack, there you are! I have something to tell you about your marbles." She looked guilty.Emma explained that a few days earlier when they were playing, her little brother Tom had taken some of Jack's marbles and hidden them around the backyard as a prank. That sneaky Tom!With Emma's help, Jack was able to recover the last few missing marbles from the hiding spots. Although his jade one was broken, he felt much better knowing the marbles hadn't been lost forever, just temporarily misplaced by a pesky younger brother and an even peskier dog.From that day on, Jack made sure to keep his marble collection safely locked away when he wasn't playing with it. No more losing his precious marbles to dogs, siblings, or anyone else! Mysteries are fun, but not when they involve your favorite toys going missing.Well, that's my take on what could have happened after that reading passage. Writing mysteries is hard work, but using my imagination to continue Jack's story was a lot of fun. I can't wait to read more mystery books and maybe even write my own novel one day! A kid can dream, right? Thanks for reading my take on the curious case of Jack's missing marbles. Until next time!篇3The Reading Passage Was All About the EnvironmentWow, that reading passage was really interesting! It talked all about how we need to take better care of the environment. There were a lot of big words that I didn't quite understand, but I got the main idea.The passage said that humans are hurting the planet by polluting too much and using up too many natural resources. It mentioned things like factories letting out yucky smoke, carsputting bad gases into the air, and people throwing away too much trash that doesn't biodegrade. It sounds like we're really messing things up for the Earth!I don't want the planet to be all dirty and yucky when I grow up. I love playing outside, breathing the fresh air, and seeing all the pretty flowers, trees and animals. I would be so sad if all of that went away because we weren't being careful enough.That's why I think it's really important that we all do our part to be more environmentally friendly. Even kids like me can help out! At school, I always make sure to recycle my plastic bottles, cans, and paper instead of just throwing them in the regular trash. My teacher says that recycling helps save natural resources and cuts down on waste.At home, my mom is really good about turning off lights when we leave a room so we don't waste electricity. She also takes reusable bags with her to the grocery store instead of using plastic ones. Those plastic bags are really bad for the environment because they take so long to break down.I try to conserve water too by not letting the sink run forever when I'm brushing my teeth. My dad told me that clean drinking water is becoming scarce in some parts of the world, so weshouldn't waste it. Little things like that can make a big difference if everyone does them.Sometimes I get frustrated though because it seems like grown-ups aren't doing enough to help the environment. Why are there still so many big factories polluting the air and water? Why do people keep littering everywhere instead of putting trash in the proper bins? It makes me worried about what the world will look like when I'm older.That's why I think we need stronger laws to force companies and people to be more environmentally responsible. If they don't follow the rules, they should have to pay really big fines. Maybe that will finally make them realize how important it is to go green and clean up their acts!I also think we should have more education about the environment starting from when kids are really little. If we can teach good habits and values from the beginning, it will be easier to create a generation of people who truly care about protecting the planet. I've been learning about recycling, conserving energy/water, and not littering since I was in preschool, and now it just feels normal and natural to me.In school now, we have eco-clubs where we do fun activities like picking up litter in parks, planting trees, and making arts &crafts projects out of recycled materials. We even took a field trip last year to a renewable energy plant that runs on solar power and wind turbines - that was really cool to see! The more interactive learning experiences we can give kids, the more engaged and enthusiastic they'll be about environmental protection.My biggest dream is that by the time I'm a grown-up, we'll finally have clean air to breathe, safe drinking water everywhere, and unspoiled natural habitats for plants and animals to thrive. I imagine cities with buildings made from eco-friendly materials, solar panels on every rooftop, awesome public transportation systems so we don't need as many cars, and beautiful green spaces like parks and community gardens.I know that might sound too optimistic and idealistic. After all, the reading passage made it seem like environmental problems are just getting worse and worse as time goes on. But I have to篇4My Trip to the ZooHey there! My name is Lily and I'm 8 years old. I just took a really cool field trip to the zoo with my class and I wanted to tell you all about it!We took a big yellow school bus to get to the zoo. It was kind of a long ride, about an hour, but it was fun because we got to sing songs and play games on the bus. When we finally got there, I was so excited! I love animals so much.The first animals we saw were the mon篇5My Visit to the Science MuseumOne sunny Saturday, my mom and dad took me to the big Science Museum in the city. I was really excited because I love learning about science and seeing cool experiments!When we got there, the first thing I saw was a huge dinosaur skeleton in the lobby. "Woah, look at that T-Rex!" I shouted, running up to get a closer look. The sign said it was65 million years old. I couldn't even imagine being alive that long ago when dinosaurs roamed the earth.Next, we went into the physics section. There were all kinds of hands-on displays letting you play with forces like gravity,inertia, and magnetism. My favorite was the vacuum tube that you could put things into and watch them defy gravity. I made a beach ball float in mid-air and twirl around - it was awesome!The biology area had models of cells and organs that you could walk through. Everything was giant-sized so you could see all the details up close. I climbed through a gigantic eyeball and saw the lens and retina. In the brain model, I could see where memories are stored and where decisions are made. It was mind-blowing!After that, we visited the chemistry labs. There were lots of test tubes and beakers filled with bubbling, colorful liquids. We got to make our own slime by mixing a couple clear solutions together. The slime turned bright green and was so gooey and stretchy! Taking it home was the best souvenir.Around lunchtime, we went to the museum cafe for some food. There were actually dishes themed around the molecular structure of different meals. My sandwich had pieces of bread made to look like atoms! Even the drinks had dry ice smoke billowing out of them. It was a full multi-sensory science experience.With renewed energy, we explored the space and aviation galleries next. I saw real rockets and spacesuits that astronautshave worn on missions. There was a flight simulator ride that made me feel like I was truly blasting off into orbit. The G-forces pushed me deep into my seat as we accelerated through the atmosphere. I wished I could go on a real rocket ship someday!Finally, we made our way to the computer science wing to learn about coding and cybersecurity. We got to program little robot buggies to follow a maze and pick up small objects. There were also some cool 3D printers making weird plasticky sculptures. The computers were linked into a massive video game where everyone could team up and battle viruses trying to break into the network. Our team won by building the strongest cybersecurity firewall!By the time we left, my brain was bursting with new knowledge. I had no idea science could be that much fun and so interactive. We saw physics in motion, walked through giant biological models, made chemistry slime, experienced a space launch, and defeated a network attack all in one day. I can't wait to go back to the Science Museum again soon!篇6The Big Mud Puddle AdventureHi! My name is Lily and I'm 8 years old. I love going on adventures and using my imagination. One sunny Saturday morning, I woke up feeling really excited because my best friend Emma was coming over to play. We had big plans to build a fort in my backyard and pretend we were brave explorers discovering a new land.After eating my pancakes, I ran outside to get everything ready. I grabbed some old blankets, pillows, and my collection of stuffed animals to make our fort cozy. I also found a couple of big sticks we could use as explorers' walking sticks. Just as I finished setting up, I heard the gate open and Emma came running over."Hi Lily! I'm ready for our big adventure today!" Emma said with a big smile."Me too! Our explorer fort is all set up over here," I replied, leading her to the backyard. "Whoa, this looks awesome!" she exclaimed when she saw the fort. We got right to work fluffing up the pillows and arranging the stuffed animals just how we wanted.After admiring our handiwork, I said "Okay Emma, time to gear up for our journey into the wild!" We grabbed our walkingsticks and put on our explorer hats and backpacks. Emma even tied a bandana around her head to look extra rugged."Where should we explore first, Lily?" Emma asked, swinging her walking stick with enthusiasm."Hmm..." I thought for a moment, scanning the backyard. That's when my eyes landed on the biggest, muddiest puddle I'd ever seen! The rain from a few nights ago must have caused it."There!" I pointed towards the puddle. "That will be our first destination. Can you imagine all the cool creatures and plants we might discover there?"Emma gasped. "You're right, Lily! A puddle that size must be teeming with exotic life. It will be very dangerous though... are you sure we're prepared for such a perilous journey?"I puffed out my chest with confidence. "Don't you worry, I'm the bravest explorer around. We can handle anything that puddle throws our way!"And with that, we began making our way across the yard towards the gigantic puddle. We had to step very carefully to avoid any "deep muddy pits" that could swallow us whole. Every few steps we stopped to look around with our hands on our foreheads, scanning for any sign of danger.Finally, after what felt like an eternity of cautious trekking, we made it to the puddle's edge. Emma and I stood there in awe, mouths hanging open."I can't believe we actually made it..." Emma said quietly."Me neither," I replied. "Should we...go in?"Emma gulped. "The risks could be extreme. But we can't let our fear stop us from making an astronomical puddle discovery!""You're right. Okay, get ready and follow me in..." I said, lifting one foot up and taking a tiny step forward into the muddy water.Within seconds, the puddle began gurgling and bubbling like a swamp! Emma and I stumbled backwards, gripping our walking sticks tightly."What's happening?!" Emma cried out."I...I don't know! Maybe we've angered the puddle spirits!" I shouted back.Just then, a gigantic mud monster rose up from the middle of the puddle, snarling and gurgling nonsense words! It had two big googly eyes made of rocks, a mouth full of twigs and leaves for teeth, and six slimy tentacles writhing around.Emma and I screamed at the top of our lungs and turned to run away as fast as we could. But the mud monster gave a mighty roar that seemed to shake the whole backyard. We froze in our tracks, shaking with fear.Slowly, the mud monster opened its mouth and spoke in a deep, gravelly voice. "CHILDREN...YOU HAVE ENTERED...MY MUDDY DOMAIN..."My lips trembled as I stammered "W-We're very s-sorry Mr. Mud Monster! We d-didn't mean to intrude! We're j-just explorers!"The monster narrowed its googly eyes at us. "EXPLORERS YOU SAY? THEN EXPLORE YOU SHALL!"Before we could react, two of the monster's slimy tentacles stretched out and wrapped around our legs! Emma and I screamed again as the tentacles lifted us up into the air. With one powerful swing, the monster flung us across the backyard......right into the middle of the giant puddle!We came up sputtering and coughing, covered from head to toe in thick brown mud. The monster bellowed with laughter that sounded like rumbling thunder."Th-That was horrible!" Emma cried, frantically trying to wipe mud out of her eyes."And awesome!" I shouted back, slinging some mud her way playfully.Emma gasped, then started laughing too. "Oh you're gonna get it!" She picked up a big handful of mud and flung it at me.We spent the next hour having the most epic mud battle ever, laughing and splashing around gleefully. Every time we thought the fight was over, one of us would sneak in one more mud attack from behind.Eventually, we were so exhausted that we just collapsed in the puddle, letting the mud ooze over us. We stared up at the clouds, feeling totally content."That...was...the...BEST adventure ever!" Emma panted."You got that right," I said. "Thanks for being an awesome explorer buddy."Emma smiled at me. "No, thank YOU Lily. I can't wait for what we get to discover next time!"We fist bumped, sending a shower of mud droplets up into the air and all over our already filthy bodies. Then we bothstarted laughing all over again. I felt so happy and grateful to have such an amazing friend to go on adventures with.As we were catching our breath, we heard my mom call out from the backdoor. "Lily? Emma? What on earth are you girls up to- OH MY GOODNESS"She rushed outside and gasped when she saw the aftermath of our battle. Emma and I exchanged a mischievous look before shouting "MUD MONSTER ATTACK" and tackling my poor mom into the puddle with us.The three of us rolled around, laughing hysterically and coating my mom in just as much mud as we were covered in. I don't think I've ever seen her laugh so hard!By the time we finally dragged ourselves inside to get cleaned up, we were all completely exhausted. As I was eating a snack and sipping some hot chocolate, I overheard my mom telling my dad about our "explorer adventure gone wild."Dad just chuckled and said "Well, you know how kids are with their imaginations. Although I must admit, getting ambushed by a mud monster does sound pretty intense!"I smiled into my mug, feeling like the luckiest kid in the world. Emma and I had been on the most amazingly silly, messy,unforgettable adventure together today. And who knows what other imaginary quests and creatures awaited us next time?。

语法填空短文改错应用文写作读后续写（1）语法填空（湖北省十堰市2020年高三上学期元月调研）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

Nezha is the subject of the latest cartoon film, which 61 (official) opened in cinemas in China on July 26. Nezha has got wonderful reviews and is rated higher than Monkey King : Hero is Back. Since July 26, the film 62 (earn) more than 140 million yuan at the box office, and the film has a score of 8. 8 63 (point) (out of 10) on China's largest filming rating site, Douban.Yang Yu, 64 is the director of it, made up his mind 65 (produce) a film on the theme of breaking old rules and changing fate. Yang chose Nezha as his character, the 66 (combine) of the rebellious (叛逆的)but straight youth. The film is loosely based on the Chinese novel The Investiture of the Gods.In the novel, Nezha is born during the Shang dynasty and is famous 67 fighting against the Dragon King.It took Yang Yu two years to polish the script, and the film was in production for three years. It is 68 most complex cartoon production ever 69 (make) in China. It has more than 1 ,300 special effects shots, and it took over 20 Chinese special effects studios,70(employ) more than 1, 600 people, to realize the film's fairy tale setting, themysterious Dragon King's palace. One spectacular scene alone took two months to complete.短文改错（湖北省十堰市2020年高三上学期元月调研考试）假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文。

第11题短文改错（一）New Year's DayOn the evening of the New Year's Day, my parents took me to the city square, that a lot of people gathered, talk loudly about something they were interested in. As usually, we had an official holiday to welcoming the new year. Some young children were running around cheerful with their parents standing nearby. On the stage in middle of the square some volunteer who were good at acting were putting on local opera performances. We could hear laughter and cheers from the crowds. It seems that the audience enjoyed ourselves very much. Wherever we went to, we could feel a joyful festival atmosphere.1.__________2.__________3.____________4.____________5.___________6.____________7.___________ 8.____________ 9.____________ 10._____________【答案】1.that→where 考查连接词。

先行词为the city square,关系词在定语从句中作地点状语，故应用关系副词where 引导。

2020届高考英语写作训练---读后续写（含答案）1.阅读下面短文,根捤所给情节进行续写,使之构成一个完整的故事。

When I was eleven years old, I had a big accident. I get scared even now when I think about that time. I went skating near my house, There were many people, and I saw them falling on the ice.It was my first time to go ice skating, so I was nervous. I was wondering how to skate. I went with a friend who was very skillful. He spent some time teaching me how to skate, but I didn't learn much. He left me and skated all around. As soon as he left, I fell down. I envied the other people because they could skate very well.I was bored because I kept falling so I took off my skates and just walked around on the ice in my shoes. It was cold and my hands were frozen.Suddenly, I stepped on something that was not hard. What was it? It was a weak place in the ice. When I stepped there, I sank under the ice. I thought that I was going to die, but I did my best to grab something to get out from under the ice. I tried to grab the edge of the ice. But it was very difficult for an eleven-year-old child.It seemed like a very long time, like a year. Then,fortunately, someone helped me. He grabbed my arms and pulled me up. So, I lived and I'm still alive today.I thanked him. At that time, my friend came back. I was annoyed at him because he was supposed to take care of me, but he didn't. He was embarrassed. When I took a taxi home, the taxi driver was surprised and asked what happened. I didn't want to say anything because I was tried and scared. Even now, whenever I think about that time, I feel uncomfortable. I don't want to go skating again even now.注意:1所续写短文的词数应为150左右;2.应使用5个以上短文中标有下划线的关键词语;3.续写部分分为两段,每段的幵头语已为你写好;4. 续写芫成后,请用下划线标出你所使用的关键词语。

第11题短文改错（一）New Year's DayOn the evening of the New Year's Day, my parents took me to the city square, that a lot of people gathered, talk loudly about something they were interested in. As usually, we had an official holiday to welcoming the new year. Some young children were running around cheerful with their parents standing nearby. On the stage in middle of the square some volunteer who were good at acting were putting on local opera performances. We could hear laughter and cheers from the crowds. It seems that the audience enjoyed ourselves very much. Wherever we went to, we could feel a joyful festival atmosphere.1.__________2.__________3.____________4.____________5.___________6.____________7.___________ 8.____________ 9.____________ 10._____________【答案】1.that→where 考查连接词。

先行词为the city square,关系词在定语从句中作地点状语，故应用关系副词where 引导。

语法填空短文改错应用文写作读后续写（3）语法填空（厦门外国语学校2020届高三第三次月考）For Will Hatton, the focus has always been on the journey, no t the destination. His journey began unexpectedly at age 19 af ter an 61. (injure) forced him to give up his dream of be coming a Royal Marine. When he first 62. (hit) the road, he had no money, no plan, and just a tent for company. Nine years and countless 63. (mile) later, all those lessons h e learned on the way have turned him into a budget travel exp ert, 64. believes everyone can go after their dreams with out breaking the bank.The key, Hatton believes, is thinking and living outside the bo x. Besides 65. (teach) others “how to hit the ro ad” throu gh his travel blog, Hatton also started his own tour company a nd set up 66. adventure travel company. All these go tow ard providing a satisfying life of travel 67. him and his wif e. That’s exactly why Hatton has built his livelihood on making this kind of freedom 68. (access) to anyone and everyo ne who wants it. “I highly recommend that everybody should travel cheap at 69. (little) once in their life,’’ he says. “It’s an amazing character-building experience, allowing you 70. (develop) problem-solving skills, gain confidence, and re-evaluate what’s really important to you.’’短文改错（厦门外国语学校2020届高三第三次月考）假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文。

2020年新高考一卷英语读后续写范文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1The Day the Aliens Came to VisitHi, my name is Xiao Ming and I'm 8 years old. I go to Sunshine Elementary School in Beijing. Today I'm going to tell you a wild story about the day the aliens came to visit our school!It all started on a normal Tuesday morning. I was sitting in my desk during Chinese class, struggling to pay attention as my teacher Mr. Wang droned on and on about ancient poetry. Suddenly, there was a huge boom outside that shook the whole building! The windows rattled and the lights flickered."Everyone stay calm!" Mr. Wang shouted over the screams. He ran to the window to see what was going on. His jaw dropped and his eyes bugged out of his head. "You...you have to see this!" he stammered.We all rushed over and gasped at the crazy scene unfolding on the playground. A gigantic silver flying saucer was hovering just a few feet off the ground! Blue lights were flashing all aroundthe rim. Smaller saucer-shaped craft were zipping around the mothership, almost like little motorboats circling a yacht."It...it must be aliens!" someone cried out. A million thoughts raced through my head. I couldn't believe my eyes!Then, a door slid open on the side of the big saucer and a ramp extended down to the ground. A small group of creatures began descending the ramp. They had gray wrinkly skin and huge bald heads with big black eyes. Their bodies looked super skinny and frail, like they didn't have any muscles. Some of them were wearing silvery metallic suits while others just had on basic jumpsuits."Take me to your leader!" boomed a voice coming from the saucer in perfect Mandarin Chinese. It sounded cold and computerized, not warm and natural like a human's voice.The playground went silent for a few moments as the aliens stared at us with their big unblinking eyes. Then, the screaming and chaos erupted. Kids ran in every direction, teachers shouted for everyone to get back inside, parents pulled up in their cars frantically looking for their children. It was pure pandemonium!In the midst of all the insanity, I noticed a young alien nearthe back ofthe group. It appeared to be a kid, nomore than 4feetlall, with the same greenish gray skin and huge eyes as the others. While the adult aliens had stern, emotionless expressions, the alien kid looked...afraid. Scared and lost, curling up and cringing at all the loud noises.In that moment, I realized that alien child was just like me - an elementary school kid who was confused and frightened by the crazy situation unfolding around us. My fear melted away and I felt a strange sense of connection to that young alien.Before I knew what I was doing, I broke away from the crowd and walked right up to the alien kid. Up close, I could see it was clutching a stuffed toy that looked like a fluffy blue version of one of those atetrised aliens from Star Wars. "Hi there!" I said, waving. "Don't be scared. This is just my school."The alien kid's eyes went wide as saucers and it froze in place, hugging the stuffed toy tight. "I'm Xiao Ming," I said gently, giving my best smile. "What's your name?"It was silent for a few moments, just staring at me. Then, in a meek little voice, it answered "...Gloix.""Gloix? That's a cool name!" I replied. "Do you want to be friends?"Slowly, Gloix nodded its hairless head up and down. We both looked over to the cluster of aliens near the saucer. Some of them were shouting in that strange alien language, their voices dripping with anger and aggression. A couple were waving around futuristic laser guns, much to the terror of the teachers and students. This didn't seem to be going very well."Don't worry, it'll be ok," I assured Gloix, putting a hand gently on its bony little shoulder. "My school is a nice place. Those are just my classmates and teachers. I can show you around if you want!"Gloix's eyes went back and forth between me and the confrontation by the saucer a few times. Then, it gave a slight nod and half-smile, like it had made up its mind about something."Great!" I said, gesturing for Gloix to follow me. "Class is probably canceled for the day anyway. Let me show you the playground..."I spent the rest of the morning showing Gloix around the school, explaining the different classrooms, the cafeteria, the sports fields, and all the fun playground equipment. At first Gloix seemed really shy篇2The Gaokao English Test Was Sooooo Hard!Hi guys! It's me, Little Xiao Ming. Today I'm gonna tell you all about the Gaokao English test I took last month. It was super duper hard, like the hardest thing ever! But I tried my bestest and I hope I did okay.First up was the listening part. Oh man, those recordings were super fast! The people were talking like they were on fast forward or something. I could barely catch any words at all. I just had to guess most of the answers. My ears were working overtime trying to keep up. Phew!Then came the reading part. The passages were really really long, with words I've never even seen before. It was like they used a encyclopaedia or something to write those things. There were so many big fancy words that made my head spin. I'm just a little kid, you know? Why they gotta use such hard language? Not fair at all!After that was the fun part - the writing section! Well, it would've been fun if the topics weren't so weird and tricky. One was about how technology is changing education. How am I supposed to know about that? I just know I like playing gameson my tablet. The other topic wanted me to discuss environmental protection. Again, I'm just a little kid! What do I know about saving the world and stuff? I just tried my best to write something that made a little bit of sense.By the time I got to the grammar part, my brain was already fried from all that reading and writing. Identifying parts of speech? Analysing sentence structures? Dude, I can barely speak properly in English, let alone know all the fancy grammar rules. I pretty much winged it and blazed through that section like a champ.Phew, I'm exhausted just thinking about that English test again! I really hope I did okay. Those test makers should go easier on us little kids, you know? We're still learning and stuff. Cut us some slack, will ya?Anyway, that's my crazy experience with the Gaokao English test this year. If you're taking it next year, make sure you prepare really really well. Like, study every single day for the next year! It's that hard, I'm not even kidding.Well, wish me luck guys! I'm off to take a well-deserved nap after that mental marathon. Being a kid genius is tough work! Later dudes!篇3My Trip to WonderlandI just finished reading this strange story for my English exam about a girl named Alice who fell down a rabbit hole into a fantasy world called Wonderland. It was really weird with all these talking animals and everything being backwards and upside-down! But I kind of liked it. It got my imagination going and made me dream about what it would be like to go on a crazy adventure like that myself.After I put down the book, I started feeling a little sleepy. Maybe it was from thinking so hard about that nutty story. I rested my head on the desk for what I thought was just a few minutes. But then I heard this tiny voice saying "Wake up! Wake up!" I looked around and realized I had fallen asleep. And there right in front of me was...a rabbit! A talking rabbit, just like from the story!"You'd better hurry up," said the rabbit, looking at a gold pocket watch. "We're late, very late for a very important date!""A date?" I said groggily. "What are you talking about? Who are you?""Why, I'm the White Rabbit of course!" he said impatiently. "And you're the one they've chosen to come to Wonderland and help us with a very important matter.""Wonderland?" I rubbed my eyes. "You mean that place from the story I just read is real?""Of course it's real," said the White Rabbit. "Now there's no time to waste! We have to go, go, go!"And with that, he grabbed my hand and started pulling me across the classroom floor. I was totally confused but also excited.I had always dreamed of going on an adventure to a magical make-believe land! As we ran, the room around us started changing. The desks and chairs turned into oversized pieces of furniture looming above us. We passed through a small door and suddenly...we weren't in the classroom anymore!We were in a long twisted hallway with doors and staircases leading every which way. We ran down a spiral staircase and emerged in the most incredibly colorful landscape I had ever seen. The sky was a bright turquoise color and the clouds looked like big puffs of pink cotton candy. The trees and plants had so many vibrant colors - blues, purples, oranges - nothing like the regular greens and browns of trees at home. And there were bizarre creatures everywhere - a dodo bird wearing a sailor's hat,a caterpillar smoking a hookah while lounging on a mushroom, and those were just the normal ones!"Do you see now?" said the White Rabbit. "This is Wonderland! We don't have much time, so let me quickly explain why I brought you here..."The White Rabbit told me that Wonderland was in a state of chaos and disorder. You see, the evil Queen of Hearts had started imprisoning and beheading anyone she wanted on totally unfair charges. She was basically terrorizing all the residents of Wonderland with her crazy mood swings. Some of the other residents like the Cheshire Cat, Tweedledee and Tweedledum, and the Mad Hatter were trying to fight back against her tyranny. But they needed help from someone from the real world who could approach the Queen without her realizing they were against her."And that's why we need your help!" said the White Rabbit. "You're just an ordinary child from the real world. The Queen will never suspect you of being involved in the resistance against her."It sounded dangerous, but also incredibly exciting! I had read so many stories about heroes going off on epic adventuresto fight evil and restore peace and justice. Now I had the chance to actually do that myself! Of course, I agreed to help right away.The White Rabbit whisked me off to meet the other members of the resistance at their secret hiding spot - the Mad Hatter's house which turned out to be a massive tree trunk. The whole world started spinning as I heard them discussing their plans to sneak me into the Queen's castle. I was incredibly nervous, but also exhilarated. This was my chance to prove I had what it took to be a courageous adventurer!After coming up with an elaborate scheme, I allowed the Cheshire Cat to put a spell on me to disguise me as a pale royal advisor. With my new magical appearance, I was able to walk right into the Queen of Heart's palace without any trouble from the guards. As I made my way to the throne room with my heart pounding, I promised myself I wouldn't get flustered or back down no matter how mean and intimidating the Queen was...Well, those are the first events that happened after I fell down the rabbit hole into Wonderland! I still have the whole adventure ahead of me trying to reason with the篇4Title: My Thoughts on the New GaokaoOh boy, the new Gaokao sure sounds like a big deal! My older sister is preparing for it this year, and she's been studying so hard. I've overheard my parents discussing the changes with her, and it all seems very complicated to me. But I'll try my best to share what I understand about it.The thing that caught my attention the most is that the new Gaokao has fewer subjects to test. Instead of testing every single subject like before, it now focuses on just a few core ones like Chinese, Math, and English. I think that's a great idea because it means students don't have to spread themselves too thin trying to master everything. They can concentrate their efforts on the most important subjects.But what really excites me is the addition of the "Comprehensive Exploration" section. From what I gathered, this part allows students to showcase their creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. It's not just about regurgitating memorized facts but applying knowledge in practical and innovative ways. Isn't that awesome?My sister told me that in this section, they might be given real-world scenarios or open-ended questions, and they have to come up with solutions or arguments. For example, they could be asked to design a plan to reduce pollution in their city oranalyze the ethical implications of a new technology. I think tasks like these are so much more engaging and relevant than just answering multiple-choice questions.I can't wait until it's my turn to take the new Gaokao! I love puzzles and brain teasers, so the Comprehensive Exploration section sounds right up my alley. I'm sure it'll be challenging, but also a lot of fun.Another thing I find interesting is the emphasis on English proficiency. With the world becoming more interconnected, being able to communicate in English is crucial. The new Gaokao includes a separate English section that tests listening, reading, writing, and speaking skills. My sister has been practicing her English conversations with me, and I'm always amazed at how fluent she's becoming.I've also heard that the new Gaokao aims to reduce the intense pressure and stress that students often experience. Instead of having a single, make-or-break exam, there will be multiple assessment opportunities throughout the year. This means students can perform better without the overwhelming anxiety of having everything ride on one test.Ultimately, what I find most exciting about the new Gaokao is that it seems to recognize the importance of creativity, criticalthinking, and practical skills – qualities that will be invaluable in the future job market and society. It's not just about memorizing facts but about developing the ability to analyze, innovate, and solve complex problems.Who knows, maybe by the time I reach high school, the Gaokao will have evolved even further, incorporating more hands-on projects, group collaborations, or even virtual reality simulations! The possibilities are endless, and I can't wait to see what the future of education holds.For now, I'll continue cheering on my sister and wishing her the best of luck with her preparations. And when it's my turn, I'll be ready to embrace the new Gaokao with open arms, eager to showcase my unique talents and abilities.Education is an ever-evolving journey, and the new Gaokao feels like an exciting step towards nurturing more curious, adaptable, and innovative minds. I'm thrilled to be a part of this generation witnessing such positive changes in the way we learn and are evaluated. Bring it on, new Gaokao – I'm ready for the challenge!篇5The Big Red BallIt was a sunny day and I was playing outside with my best friend Tommy. We were kicking a big red ball back and forth to each other in my backyard. The ball was so big and bright, it was hard to miss!"Nice kick!" I yelled as Tommy booted the ball high into the air. I ran back to try to head it, but it went over the fence into Mr. Wilson's yard next door."Aw man, not again," I said. We had already lost a few balls over there this summer. Mr. Wilson was an old grumpy man who yelled at us anytime one of our toys went into his yard."Don't worry, I'll get it," Tommy said bravely. He hopped the fence and snuck into Mr. Wilson's backyard. I watched nervously from my side of the fence. A minute later, Tommy came running back with the big red ball under his arm."Got it!" he said proudly, handing it back to me. "Mr. Wilson wasn't even out there."We kept playing for a little while longer until my mom called me in for lunch. As I was heading inside, I saw Mr. Wilson come out and start yelling and shaking his fist at us. I guess he had seen Tommy after all. We just ignored him and went in to eat.After lunch, we went back outside to play some more. But the big red ball was gone! We looked all over my yard but couldn't find it anywhere."Mr. Wilson must have taken it when we went inside," Tommy said. "That thief!"I got mad thinking about Mr. Wilson stealing our ball just because it had gone into his yard one time. We had promised to be more careful, but now he had gone and taken it anyways. That ball was my favorite!Tommy and I hopped Mr. Wilson's fence again, determined to get our ball back. We snuck around the back of his house and finally found the big red ball sitting in his garage. Just as we were grabbing it, we heard Mr. Wilson's voice behind us."Just what do you kids think you're doing?" he shouted angrily.We turned around slowly. Mr. Wilson was standing there glaring at us, with his arms crossed."That's my ball, you took it!" I shouted back. I could feel myself starting to get upset."It was in my yard, so it's mine now," Mr. Wilson said sternly. "You kids can't go leaving your things all over the place."Tears started welling up in my eyes. "But we came to get it, like we always do! That's not fair!"Mr. Wilson just shook his head. "Maybe this will teach you a lesson about being more responsible."I didn't know what to say. I had the strongest feeling that Mr. Wilson was being unreasonable and mean, but he was the adult. Were we the ones who had messed up here?Just then, I noticed something out of the corner of my eye. There was an old, flat ball sitting in the corner of Mr. Wilson's garage. It looked like it had been there for years, maybe even decades."What's that?" I asked, pointing to the old ball.Mr. Wilson turned and looked where I was pointing. "Oh that? That's my ball from when I was a kid. Hasn't been used in ages."Suddenly, an idea sparked inside me. "If that's your old ball, how would you feel if somebody had taken it from you back then? Would that have been fair?"Mr. Wilson stopped for a moment, thinking about what I had said. His scowl slowly started to turn into a thoughtful expression."Well...I suppose not. I imagine I would've been pretty upset if that had happened.""Exactly!" I said, feeling a boost of confidence. "That ball is the same to me as that one was to you when you were a kid. It doesn't seem fair to take something away from me just because it accidentally went into your yard one time."Mr. Wilson looked at me, then at Tommy, and finally down at the big red ball in his garage. After what felt like an eternity, he finally let out a long sigh."You know what, you kids are right. Here, take your ball back.I probably overreacted a bit there."He bent down and rolled the ball towards us. Tommy and I couldn't believe it - we had actually reasoned with Mr. Wilson and gotten through to him!"Thanks Mr. Wilson!" I said, feeling an enormous wave of relief and gratitude. "We'll be sure to be more careful from now on.""You'd better be," Mr. Wilson replied with a wink. "But sure, you kids just go have fun."Tommy and I grabbed the ball and hurried back towards my yard, grinning from ear to ear. From that day on, the ball neverwent into Mr. Wilson's yard again. And you know what? He started seeming just a little bit less grumpy too.篇6My Thoughts on the New Gaokao English ExamHi there! My name is Lily and I'm 10 years old. I just took the new English exam that is part of the Gaokao university entrance exams in China this year. Even though I'm just a kid in elementary school, I have some big thoughts and opinions about this test that I want to share!First of all, I was really nervous going into the exam. My mom and dad have been talking about how important the Gaokao is for getting into a good university ever since I was really little. They always tell me I need to study hard so I can ace the tests when I'm older. With all that pressure, I was feeling pretty stressed!But then I reminded myself that for now, I'm just a fifth grader. I've been studying English for a few years at school, but I'm still just at a basic level. The test wasn't crazy hard for kids my age. Phew! I was able to relax a little bit.From what I could tell, the reading passages on the test seemed a lot shorter and easier than the ones my older siblings have to practice. The topics were pretty interesting too - things like animals, travel, and sports that kids enjoy learning about. The passages didn't have too many big vocabulary words that I couldn't understand.As for the writing section, we had to write just a short paragraph giving our opinion on something. That's manageable for a 10-year-old, right? We've practiced paragraph writing a bunch in my English classes already. No essays required at this level!The listening comprehension wasn't too bad either. The recordings were clearly spoken without too much background noise. Although some of the accents sounded a little funny to my Chinese ear! But I've been trained to listen to all the different ways English speakers around the world talk.My favorite part was the section where we had to look at pictures and put together little stories about what was happening. Yay, using my imagination! That's way more fun than just reading a boring passage over and over.Overall, I could tell the test was designed to match what students at different age levels can reasonably understand andexpress in English so far. It let me show what I've learned in a not-too-stressful way. That's good because English is definitely not my strongest subject yet.But I know that's what students have to master if they want to get into a top university. My siblings have been prepping for years already. No wonder they complain about the intense pressure all the time!From my perspective as a little kid, those university entrance exams look overwhelming. How can anyone's brain handle that much complex reading, writing, listening and speaking in English? It's a completely different language and way of thinking compared to our native Chinese! Students must have to study and practice for countless hours to develop that level of English proficiency. I give them all so much credit.I'm definitely not looking forward to dealing with that intense Gaokao preparation in a few more years. Just thinking about it makes my head spin! All I want to do is go outside and play games with my friends. Worrying about high-stakes testing can wait for a little while longer, thank you very much.But at the same time, I know English is an important world language that can open up awesome opportunities for traveling, learning about other cultures, and getting cool jobs one day. Soeven though the Gaokao seems scary now, I'll keep working hard at my English skills bit by bit. Hopefully by high school I'll be ready to rock that exam!For this year though, I was just happy to complete the English section designed for elementary school kids like myself. It let me show what I've learned so far in a relatively fun and low-pressure way. Bring on the puppies, picture prompts and simple stories - this 10-year-old is ready! Maybe in a few years I'll understand what all the fuss over the Gaokao English exam is about. But not yet!Those are my thoughts for now. Next up, time for lunch and recess to rest my hard-working brain! Thanks for reading my perspective.。

2020年新高考全国卷英语读后续写范文2020 National College Entrance Examination English Reading Comprehension Continuing WritingPrompt: Write a continuation of the story based on the passage below. (The original passage is included for reference)Original Passage:Mary had always loved the small town where she had lived all her life. The community was like a big family - everyone knew each other, and people always helped each other out in times of need. However, as she graduated from high school, Mary felt a strong desire to explore the world beyond her hometown. She yearned to experience new places, meet different people, and challenge herself in ways she had never done before.Continuation:One sunny morning, Mary packed her bags and said goodbye to her family and friends. Her heart was filled with a mixture of excitement and nervousness as she boarded the bus that would take her to the city. As the bus pulled away from the familiar sights of her hometown, Mary felt a twinge of sadness but quickly reminded herself of the adventures that awaited her.Upon arriving in the bustling city, Mary was overwhelmed by the hustle and bustle of urban life. The tall buildings, busy streets, and endless sea of people were a stark contrast to the quiet simplicity of her small town. Despite feeling a bit out of place, Mary was determined to make the most of her new surroundings.She found a small apartment in a lively neighborhood and enrolled in a local university to pursue her passion for literature. The rigorous coursework and fast-paced city life kept her busy, but Mary thrived in the new environment. She made friends from all walks of life, attended cultural events, and soaked up the diversity of the city.One day, while wandering through a crowded market, Mary stumbled upon a small bookstore tucked away in a corner. Intrigued, she stepped inside and was immediately captivated by the rows of books lining the shelves. The owner, a kind elderly man named Mr. Jones, struck up a conversation with Mary and quickly became her mentor in the world of literature.Under Mr. Jones' guidance, Mary delved deeper into the world of books and writing. She spent hours in the bookstore, discussing literature, sharing stories, and honing her craft.Through his wisdom and encouragement, Mary discovered her own voice as a writer and began to pen her own stories.As time passed, Mary's talent was recognized by a publishing house in the city. They offered her a book deal, and soon her debut novel was released to critical acclaim. The success of her book catapulted Mary to literary fame, and she found herself on a whirlwind journey of book tours, interviews, and signings.Despite her newfound success, Mary never forgot her roots in the small town that had shaped her. She returned home to visit her family and friends, who were overjoyed to see how far she had come. The community that had once seemed so small now felt like a warm embrace, filled with love and support for their hometown girl turned bestselling author.And so, Mary's story came full circle - from a small town dreamer to a city-dwelling writer, she had traveled far and wide, but always carried the spirit of home within her heart.The end.。