第二节(满分25 分)
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。
Bear Necessities Grill & C Store is a convenience store for students at Cornell University. Seth, George and Harry are men who work there. I have not met them. I have only spoken to them several times on the phone because of my son, who is one of the lucky fresh students at this university. What I have found is that these guys carry in their store huge amounts of beauty, warmth and kindness to strangers. It stays with students in life.
I still remember that I contacted them for the first time. That's because my son felt very weak and unwell in his dorm. He had no energy to go down to the dining hall because he had stayed up without eating dinner the night before due to reviewing lessons. His roommate had already left. Hearing my son's weak voice on the phone, I did a quick search on the Internet and found the telephone number of the convenience store, Bear Necessities Grill & C-store on campus. So I got in touch with Seth by telephone. I told him about my son being unwell and asked if I could buy some things over the phone and if it was possible for someone to check on my son in his dorm,
Seth, the store clerk, heard me out and said he was so sorry about my son not feeling well. And then he sincerely said he would have me speak to his manager, George. I started to feel better.
After a short while, George called me, listened to me and comforted me patiently, hoping my son would feel better. He told me that I couldn't pay money for the things over the phone, but he would get his supervisor to see what can be done to prepare some food to get for my son.
Harry, the supervisor, came on the phone. He said he was sorry that my son was having such a rough start of the semester, and asked me what I wanted to get for my son. “Bananas, biscuits, bread, and a bottle of pure water,” I told him, He said he would arrange to send these items to my son as soon as he could.
It floods me with respect in the process of life where the three kind men take the time to listen, notice, share and make choices.
注意:
1.续写词数应为150左右;
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
My son texted me two hours later.
I called Seth, the store clerk, to express my thanks.
第二节:
参考范文:
My son texted me two hours later. He told me that a clerk came to the dorm and brought him enough fruit, drinks, and food. The clerk was very considerate and fetched him hot water. He inquired about his illness and asked if he should be taken to a doctor. My son ate something and felt better. I felt very relieved that I could fi-nally stop worrying about my son. I was so fortunate to have met such kind and helpful persons.
I called Seth, the store clerk, to express my thanks. I gave him my heartfelt thanks for what he had done for my son, He said they were delighted to be able to do these things for my son and warmly congratulated him on his recovery. I asked him how I was going to pay him for those things. He told me not to worry about it. His manager was willing to provide my son with these things for free and they hoped my son would feel better and stronger.
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。
Bear Necessities Grill & C Store is a convenience store for students at Cornell University. Seth, George and Harry are men who work there. I have not met them. I have only spoken to them several times on the phone because of my son, who is one of the lucky fresh students at this university. What I have found is that these guys carry in their store huge amounts of beauty, warmth and kindness to strangers. It stays with students in life.
I still remember that I contacted them for the first time. That's because my son felt very weak and unwell in his dorm. He had no energy to go down to the dining hall because he had stayed up without eating dinner the night before due to reviewing lessons. His roommate had already left. Hearing my son's weak voice on the phone, I did a quick search on the Internet and found the telephone number of the convenience store, Bear Necessities Grill & C-store on campus. So I got in touch with Seth by telephone. I told him about my son being unwell and asked if I could buy some things over the phone and if it was possible for someone to check on my son in his dorm,
Seth, the store clerk, heard me out and said he was so sorry about my son not feeling well. And then he sincerely said he would have me speak to his manager, George. I started to feel better.
After a short while, George called me, listened to me and comforted me patiently, hoping my son would feel better. He told me that I couldn't pay money for the things over the phone, but he would get his supervisor to see what can be done to prepare some food to get for my son.
Harry, the supervisor, came on the phone. He said he was sorry that my son was having such a rough start of the semester, and asked me what I wanted to get for my son. “Bananas, biscuits, bread, and a bottle of pure water,” I told him, He said he would arrange to send these items to my son as soon as he could.
It floods me with respect in the process of life where the three kind men take the time to listen, notice, share and make choices.
注意:
1.续写词数应为150左右;
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
My son texted me two hours later.
I called Seth, the store clerk, to express my thanks.
第二节:
参考范文:
My son texted me two hours later. He told me that a clerk came to the dorm and brought him enough fruit, drinks, and food. The clerk was very considerate and fetched him hot water. He inquired about his illness and asked if he should be taken to a doctor. My son ate something and felt better. I felt very relieved that I could fi-nally stop worrying about my son. I was so fortunate to have met such kind and helpful persons.
I called Seth, the store clerk, to express my thanks. I gave him my heartfelt thanks for what he had done for my son, He said they were delighted to be able to do these things for my son and warmly congratulated him on his recovery. I asked him how I was going to pay him for those things. He told me not to worry about it. His manager was willing to provide my son with these things for free and they hoped my son would feel better and stronger.
