高中英语2025届高考读后续写句子翻译练习系列0708（共十组50句，附参考答案）

高考英语读后续写句子翻译练习班级考号姓名总分（一）1.她打开了那本旧的、布满灰尘的书，书页因年代久远而泛黄。当她翻到第一页时，一个被遗忘的记忆似乎在向她低语。2.雨开始下起来，在屋顶上轻轻拍打。他望向窗外，感到一种平静感涌上心头。3.小女孩穿着她的新裙子舞动起来，她的笑声充满了房间。她的母亲含着泪看着，内心充满了喜悦。4.时钟敲响了午夜，标志着一年的结束和新的一年的开始。随着烟花照亮了天空，欢呼声爆发出来，庆祝新的开始。5.他凝视着这幅画，被鲜艳的色彩和出色的细节所吸引。就好像画家将自己的灵魂倾注在了画布上。（二）1.她走进房间，心跳加速，充满了期待。她接下来看到的让她哑口无言。2.太阳正在落山，给宁静的小镇披上了一层温暖的光辉。随着最后一缕光线的消失，星星开始在天空中闪烁。3.他站在悬崖边，凝视着辽阔的大海。一只海鸥在头顶上叫着，仿佛在召唤他加入它的自由。4.老人坐在公园的长椅上，喂着鸽子。一个小孩走了过来，眼中充满了好奇。5.音乐会即将开始，空气中弥漫着兴奋的气息。突然，灯光变暗，观众们屏住了呼吸。（三）1.她站在窗前，凝视着夜空中的星星，思考着人生的意义。2.这个房间弥漫着一种古老的气息，书架上摆满了尘封的书籍。3.孩子们在公园里追逐嬉戏，他们的笑声充满了整个空间。4.他轻抚着那把旧吉他，每一个音符都触动着他的心弦。5,5.清晨的阳光透过窗帘，温柔地唤醒了沉睡中的她。（四）1.一想到为母亲准备的惊喜，这对双胞胎心里充满了兴奋之情。2.杰夫注意到蒸汽从锅里冒出来，盖子开始摇晃。3.当他失望地环顾黑暗的四周，一个熟悉的身影出现了。4.在昏暗的光线下，我在树下做了很多包装盒——但没有一个大到足以容纳我的玩具屋。5.我天真地认为这是一个很容易制作的玩具，但这个漫长的过程中的每一步都比我预期的要复杂得多。（五）1.感觉到我对她的不耐烦，Meghan便放下鞋子，用她的小手拽着我的袖子，恳求我和她一起到户外。2.从我的眼角处，我可以看到我的女儿在哭泣，因为我没有时间陪她。3.就在那一刻，我意识到没有什么能比得上我家人的陪伴。4.妈妈感觉到了一些不寻常的事情，就问Karie为什么把试卷塞进了背包里。5.听到这话，Karie咧嘴一笑，一股幸福的浪潮涌上心头。（六）1.归还项链后，她感到释然，虽然有些尴尬，但心里的负担终于卸下了。2.考试结果出来后，他意识到自己考得很差，这让他下定决心要更加努力学习。3.拖延症让他错失了很多机会，他决定采取行动，改变这一习惯。4.暴风雨天，他躲在温暖的家中，听着雨点敲打窗户的声音，感到格外安心。5.之后，通过参加各种社团活动，他结交了许多志同道合的朋友，这些友谊让他的高中生活更加丰富多彩。（七）1.当Tom打开窗户想要了解发生了什么，一股浓烟扑鼻而来，呛得他说不出话。5,2.狂风呼啸，乌云聚集，预示着一场前所未有的暴风雨即将来临。3.尽管精疲力尽，我们没有放弃，内心有个声音在鼓励我们，救援就在到了。4.我们可能会被冻死在着洞穴的想法从我的脑海闪过，让我不寒而栗。5.他挣扎着，大喊救命，然而没有任何回应，使他陷入了深深绝望之中。（八）1.最后，当我弹完最后一个音符时，在场的观众爆发出雷鸣般的掌声，使我充满了惊讶和自豪感。2.虽然他没有赢得比赛，但他学到了更有价值的东西。学会接受失败更重要。3.那天晚上，Jenny在床上翻来覆去，难以入睡，因为她不不知道她的决定意味着什么。4.当他想到这位老妇人失去了项链会多么伤心时，他充满了内疚和羞愧。5.不安和不确定涌上心头，我想知道这个司机是否愿意接受我的请求。（九）1.McGonagall教授张开嘴，改变了主意，咽了咽口水，然后说：“是的，是的，你当然是对的。”2.她突然看了看他的斗篷，好像以为他可能把哈利藏在下面。3.一阵低沉的隆隆声打破了他们周围的寂静。他们好奇地探出头，四处张望。4.他轻轻地把哈利放在门阶上，从斗篷里拿出一封信，把信塞在哈利的毯子里，然后又回到另外两个人身边。5.用夹克袖子擦拭泪眼，他坐上摩托车，启动引擎，随着一声隆隆声，消失在黑暗中。（十）1.成群的星星装饰着广阔的天空，在月蚀的黑暗中微弱地闪耀着光芒。2.灌木像人形一样站在远处，似乎准备攻击眼前的任何人。3.树叶沙沙作响，好像有什么怪物向它们走来。4.就在那一刻，空气中似乎充满了吸血的野兽。5.她用那件黄色衬衫拍了拍自己的脸，后悔自己因小事失去了理智，于是独自走开了。5,附：参考答案（一）Sheopenedtheold,dustybook,itspagesyellowedwithage.Assheturnedthefirstpage,aforgottenmemoryseemedtowhispertoher.Therainbegantofall,agentlepatterontherooftops.Helookedoutthewindow,feelingasenseofpeacewashoverhim.Thelittlegirldancedinhernewdress,herlaughterfillingtheroom.Hermotherwatchedwithtearsinhereyes,overwhelmedwithjoy.Theclockstruckmidnight,markingtheendofoneyearandthestartofanother.Cheerseruptedasfireworkslitupthesky,celebratingthenewbeginning.5.Hestaredatthepainting,captivatedbythevividcolorsandremarkabledetails.Itwasasiftheartisthadpouredtheirsoulontothecanvas.（二）Shewalkedintotheroom,herheartpoundingwithanticipation.Whatshesawnextleftherspeechless.Thesunwassetting,castingawarmglowoverthequiettown.Asthelastraysoflightfaded,thestarsbegantotwinkleinthesky.Hestoodattheedgeofthecliff,gazingoutatthevastocean.Aseagullcriedoverhead,asifcallinghimtojoinitsfreedom.Theoldmansatontheparkbench,feedingthepigeons.Asmallchildapproached,curiosityinhereyes.5.Theconcertwasabouttostart,andtheexcitementintheairwasnoticeable.Suddenly,thelightsdimmed,andtheaudienceheldtheirbreath.（三）Shestoodbythewindow,gazingatthestarsinthenightsky,contemplatingthemeaningoflife.Theroomwasfilledwithanancientaura,itsshelveslinedwithdustybooks.Thechildrenchasedandplayedinthepark,theirlaughterfillingtheentirespace.Hegentlystrokedtheoldguitar,eachnoteresonatingwithhisheartstrings.Themorningsunlightfloodedthroughthecurtains,gentlywakingherfromherslumber.（四）1.Atthethoughtofthesurprisetheyhadpreparedfortheirmom,thetwinswereoverflowingwithexcitement.2.Jeffnoticedsteamshootingfromthepotandthelidstartingtoshake.3.Themomenthelookedaroundthedarksurroundingsindisappointment,afamiliarfigureshowedup.4.Inthedimlight,Imadealotofwrappedboxesunderthetree—butnonelargeenoughtocontainmydollhouse.5.Inaivelythoughtitwasaneasytoytomake,buteverystepofthelongprocesswasconsiderablymorecomplexthanIhadanticipated.（五）1.Havingsensedmyimpatiencewithher,Meghanputdowntheshoes,tuggedatmysleevewithhertinyhandsandpleadedwithmetogooutside.2.OutofthecornerofmyeyeIcouldseemydaughtersobbingbecauseIdidn'thavetimeforher.3.ItwasatthatmomentthatIrealizednothingcouldcomparewiththecompanyfrommyfamily.4.MomsensedsomethingunusualandaskedwhyKariestuffedthetestpaperintohisbackpack5.Hearingthat,Kariegrinnedfromeartoear,awaveofhappinessfloodingoverher.（六）1.Afterreturningthenecklace,shefeltasenseofrelief;althoughsomewhatembarrassed,theburdeninherheartwasfinallylifted.2.Whentheexamresultscameout,herealizedhehadperformedpoorly,whichstrengthenedhis5,resolvetostudymuchharder.3.Procrastinationhadcosthimmanyopportunities,andhewasdeterminedtotakeactiontochangethishabit.4.Duringthestormyweather,hetookshelterinhiswarmhome,listeningtotheraindropstappingonthewindow,feelingparticularlyatease.5.Afterwards,byparticipatinginvariousclubactivities,hemademanylike-mindedfriends,andthesefriendshipsenrichedhishighschoollife.（七）1.WhenTomopenedthewindowtoinvestigatewhatwasgoingon,athickcloudofsmokegreetedhimandchokedhim.2.Agustofwindroaredanddarkcloudsgathered,signallingtheapproachofanunprecedentedstorm.3.Exhuastedaswewere,wedidn'tgiveup,withaninnervoiceencouragingusthatrescuewasabouttocome.4.Thethoughtthatwemayfreezetodeathinthiscaveflashedacrossmymind,sendingshiversdownmyspine.5.Hestruggledandcriedforhelp.However,noresponsewasheard,throwinghimintoastateofdeepdespair.（八）1.Intheend,whenIplayedthelastnote,alltheaudienceeruptedintothunderousapplause,leavingmesurprisedandproud.2.Althoughhedidn'twinthegame,helearnedsomethingmorevaluable.Whatmatteredmorewaslearningtoacceptdefeat.3.Thatnight,Jennytossedandturned,unabletosleepduetothefactthatshehadnoideawhatherdecisionmeant.4.Whenhethoughthowheartbrokentheoldladywouldbeforlosingthenecklace,hewasfilledwithguiltandshame.5.Anxietyanduncertaintyfloodedintomymind.Iwonderedwhetherthedriverwaswillingtoacceptmyrequest.（九）ProfessorMcGonagallopenedhermouth,changedhermind,swallowedandthensaid,‘Yes–yes,you’reright."SheeyedhiscloaksuddenlyasthoughshethoughthemightbehidingHarryunderneathit.Alowrumblingsoundhadbrokenthesilencearoundthem.Theypokedheadsoutincuriosity,lookingaround.HelaidHarrygentlyonthedoorstep,tookaletteroutofhiscloak,tuckeditinsideHarry’sblanketsandthencamebacktotheothertwo.Wipinghisstreamingeyesonhisjacketsleeve,heswunghimselfontothemotorbikeandkickedtheengineintolife;witharoaritdisappearedintodarkness.（十）1.Clustersofstarsdecoratedthevastsky,weaklyshininginthemoon-eclipseddarkness.2.Theshrubswerestandingatadistancelikehumanfigures,appearingtobereadytoattackanybodyinsight.3.Theleaveswererustlingasifsomemonsterswereadvancingtowardsthem.4.Atthatverymoment,theatmosphereseemedtobepermeatedwithblood-suckingbeasts.5.Sheslappedherselfonthefacewiththeyellowblouse,regrettingthatshehadlosthersensesovertrivialdetailsandwalkedaway.5