Ⅱ.读后续写
阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。续写的词数应为150左右。
One cold winter's day, three boys were wandering the street.The oldest was Henry, who always was in trouble himself, and tried to get others into trouble.Another boy，James, was also a naughty one.Both of the two often got scoldings from their fathers for making trouble.The youngest, whose name was George, was a very good boy.He wished to do right, but was very much wanting in courage.
As they were passing by a schoolhouse, Henry suddenly came up with an idea.“How fun it would be to throw a snowball at the schoolroom door and make the teacher and the students all jump！” he said excitedly.
“Ha! You would jump, if you should do that.If the teacher did not catch you and punish you, he would tell your father, and you would get a scolding then.That would make you jump higher than the students, I think，” James replied.
“Why, we would get off already before the teacher could come to the door so that he could not tell who we are，” Henry said as his eyes fell on George, who was looking at them in silence.Henry smiled cunningly (狡猾地) and continued, “Here is a snowball just as hard as ice, and George would throw it at the door as fast as he could.”
“Give it to him and see.I guess he would not dare to throw it.” James said.“James, do you think George is a coward (胆小鬼)? You do not know him as well as I do！” Henry said with eyebrows uplifted, staring at George provocatively (挑衅地)．Then he held the snowball and lifted it up.“George, take the snowball, and show James that you are not such a coward as he thinks you are.” After saying this, he passed the snowball to George.
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Looking at the snowball in his hand, George hesitated.
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The two looked at George, astonished.
参考范文：
Paragraph 1：
Looking at the snowball in his hand, George hesitated.There were two Georges battling against each other within.One urged him to throw the snowball; otherwise he would be called a coward and laughed at.The other was trying to prevent him and tell him such behavior was truly ridiculous and totally wrong.While the other two boys stared at him inquiringly and encouragingly, George squared his shoulders and exclaimed firmly, “I quit！”
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The two looked at George, astonished.This was out of their expectation.“There！I told you he dare not throw it！”James said to Henry.George could hear the obvious disappointment in his voice.Gathering all his courage, George said, “I will never be so foolish to throw that snowball and no one can have me do what I think is wrong！” This would be the real courage.Henry and James realized, at once, that it would do no good to laugh at a boy who had so bold a heart and so fearless a spirit.
阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。续写的词数应为150左右。
One cold winter's day, three boys were wandering the street.The oldest was Henry, who always was in trouble himself, and tried to get others into trouble.Another boy，James, was also a naughty one.Both of the two often got scoldings from their fathers for making trouble.The youngest, whose name was George, was a very good boy.He wished to do right, but was very much wanting in courage.
As they were passing by a schoolhouse, Henry suddenly came up with an idea.“How fun it would be to throw a snowball at the schoolroom door and make the teacher and the students all jump！” he said excitedly.
“Ha! You would jump, if you should do that.If the teacher did not catch you and punish you, he would tell your father, and you would get a scolding then.That would make you jump higher than the students, I think，” James replied.
“Why, we would get off already before the teacher could come to the door so that he could not tell who we are，” Henry said as his eyes fell on George, who was looking at them in silence.Henry smiled cunningly (狡猾地) and continued, “Here is a snowball just as hard as ice, and George would throw it at the door as fast as he could.”
“Give it to him and see.I guess he would not dare to throw it.” James said.“James, do you think George is a coward (胆小鬼)? You do not know him as well as I do！” Henry said with eyebrows uplifted, staring at George provocatively (挑衅地)．Then he held the snowball and lifted it up.“George, take the snowball, and show James that you are not such a coward as he thinks you are.” After saying this, he passed the snowball to George.
Paragraph 1：
Looking at the snowball in his hand, George hesitated.
Paragraph 2：
The two looked at George, astonished.
参考范文：
Paragraph 1：
Looking at the snowball in his hand, George hesitated.There were two Georges battling against each other within.One urged him to throw the snowball; otherwise he would be called a coward and laughed at.The other was trying to prevent him and tell him such behavior was truly ridiculous and totally wrong.While the other two boys stared at him inquiringly and encouragingly, George squared his shoulders and exclaimed firmly, “I quit！”
Paragraph 2：
The two looked at George, astonished.This was out of their expectation.“There！I told you he dare not throw it！”James said to Henry.George could hear the obvious disappointment in his voice.Gathering all his courage, George said, “I will never be so foolish to throw that snowball and no one can have me do what I think is wrong！” This would be the real courage.Henry and James realized, at once, that it would do no good to laugh at a boy who had so bold a heart and so fearless a spirit.
