搜索
阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。ThebigTownHallclockwasstrikingmidnightwhenFrankbegantocrossthebridge.Thedarknightairwascoldandwet,andthestreetlampsgavelittlelight.Frankwasanxiousgethandandhisfootstepsrangloudlyonthesilentnight.Whenhereachedthemiddleofthebridge,hethoughthecouldhearsomeonecomingnearbehindhim.Helookedbackbutcouldseenoone.Howeverthesoundcontinued,andFrankbeganwalkingmorequickly.Thenhesloweddownagain,thinkingtherewasnothingtofearinatownasquietasthis.Theshort,quickstepsgrewlouderuntiltheyseemedverynear.Frankfounditimpossiblenottoturnround.Ashedidso,hecaughtsightofahumanformcomingtowardhim.Afterreachingtheothersideofthebridge,Frankstoppedandpretendedtolookdownatthewater.Fromthecornerofhiseyeshecouldnowmakeouttheformofamandressedinalargeovercoat.Ahatwaspulleddownoverhiseyesandverylittleofhisfacecouldbeseen.Asthemancamenear,Frankturnedtowardshimandsaidsomethingabouttheweatherinanefforttobefriendly.ThemandidnotanswerbutaskedroughlywhereOakfieldHousewas.Frankpointedtoabighouseinthedistanceandthestrangercontinuedhisway.ThenFrankwonderedwhythestrangerhadwantedtofindOakfieldHouseatsuchanhour.Heknewthatthepersonwholivedtherewasveryrich.Almostwithoutrealizingwhathewasdoing,Frankbeganfollowingthestrangerquietly.ThemanwassoonoutsidethehouseandFranksawhimlookupatthewindows.Alightwasstillon,andthemanwaiteduntilitwentout.Whenabouthalfanhourhadpassed,Franksawhimclimbnoiselesslyoverthewallandheardhimdropontothegroundattheotherside.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，每段的开头语已为你写好；4.续写完成后，请用下划线标出你所使用的关键词语。Paragraph1:NowFrankknewwhatthemanwantedtodo.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Paragraph1:Frankcouldn’tjuststandinthedarkandwait.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________答案及解析:LikeeveryotherSundaymorning，mybestfriend，Patty，droppedmygodchildren，JeremiahandRachel，offatmyapartmentaround6：30a.m.beforeshewentonherwaytowork.And，justlikeeveryotherSundaymorning，weallwentbacktosleepforacoupleofhours.WheneveryoneawokeImadeaquickbreakfastandthenthefourofus，myhusband，Larry，thekidsandmyself，hurriedandgotourselvesoutthedoorforchurch，justlikeeveryotherSundaymorning.Itwasn’tuntilwewalkedthroughthechurchdoorsandIsawthegirlstandingtherepassingoutflowersthatIrememberedthiswasn’tlikeeveryotherSundaymorning，itwasMother’sDay.BeforeIcouldstophim，Jeremiah，alwaysthecuriouschild，wentuptothegirlandtuggedonherarm.“Linda，whatareyoudoing？”Heasked.Lindasmiledathimandsaidbrightly“I’mgivingaflowertoeverymotherinchurchtodaybecauseit’sMother’sday.”Jeremiah’seyesgrewbright.“Mymomhadtoworktoday.CanIhaveaflowertotakehometogiveher？”Iwassoproudofhimatthatmoment.Jeremiahwasoften1）hyper，anditwassometimeshardforhimtoremembertospeakslowlyandaskforthingspolitelywhenhewasexcited.Buthehadbeentheperfectlittlegentlemanwhenheaskedforthatflower.“Ofcourse.”Lindaanswered，andloweredtheboxshewasholdingsothatJeremiahcouldpickoutaflowerforPatty.Jeremiahturnedtowardsme，proudlyholdingapinkcarnationinhishand.Hesmiledatme.Hisdarkeyesdancedwithprideandloveandexcitement.Ismiledathimandmotionedforhimtocomewithmesowecouldgotakeourseatsinchurch，butinstead，heturnedbacktowardsLinda.“CanIpleasehaveaflowerforAuntKimmietoo？”Ifeltmybreathcatchsomewhereinmychest.ThatwasthelastthingIhadexpectedJeremiahtodo.ItwasoneofthesweetestandmostsincerethingsIhadeverheardhimsay.Butneitherofuswasreadyforwhathappenednext.“Oh，no，Jeremiah.Shecan’thaveaflower.Sheisn’tamom.”Lindareplied.IwatchedasallthejoyJeremiahhadbeenfeelinglefthisface.Gonewashisbrightsmile.Thosesparklingeyesofhisturnedtroubled.Therewasnowaconfused，pain-filledlittleboystandingwhere，justsecondsago，averyhappychildhadstood.Myheartbrokeinaboutamillionpieces，butnotformyself，forJeremiah.Hisheartwasbroken，andmyheartachedforhim.Butmyheartwasalsofullbecause，inthatincredibly2）insensitivemoment，IfoundouthowmuchJeremiahlovedmeandhowmuchImeanttohim.Imaynothavebeenhismom，butitwasmyapartmenthecametoafterschoolseveraldaysaweekwhilePattyworked.Iwastheonethatfixedhismealsandgavehimhisfavorite3）Popsicles.Ialwaysreadhimstoriesandsangsongstohim.Icalmedhisfearsand4）chasedawaythemonsterswhenhehadabaddream，and，Iwasthekeeperoftheband-aidswhenhewashurt.IwastheonethatwastherewhenPattycouldn’tbe.InJeremiah’seyes，Imightnothavebeenhismom，butIwasjustasimportantashisownmotherwas.And，healways5）affectionatelycalledme，“AuntKimmie”，eventhoughIwasn’t.IshotLindaalookasItookJeremiahbythehandandurgedhimtocomewithme.Shestartedtosaysomething，butatthatpointIdidn’ttrustmyselftorespondkindlytoher，soIturnedmybackandwalkedaway.Perhapsitwasn’ttheChristianthingtodo，butwalkingawaybeatthefewchoiceun-ChristianwordsIwantedtosaytoherinstead.TherestofthatmorningJeremiahwasquietand6）withdrawn.WhenwegotbackhomefromchurchIgotoutmyprettiestvasesohecouldkeepthatpinkcarnationinitandgiveittoPattywhenshecameforhim.Buthisenthusiasmhadbeencrushed；