1、读后续写话题练(一)育人篇2022盐城市高三年级第三次模拟From the time I was old enough to help on our Indiana farm, I knew what my father expected of me. Three generations of men in my family were doctors. I heard stories of the lives my grandfather had saved and I heard similar tales about my father. As Dad grew ever more go
2、dlike in my mind, so did the force of the expectation that I would follow in the family tradition.But as college neared, I began to feel that becoming a doctor was not what I really wanted to do. I didnt dare to tell him about my uncertainty. With the weight heavy on my mind the summer before colleg
3、e, I was given a challenge that I hoped would be a distraction.Dad kept several bird dogs which I trained on our farm. As usual, Dad turned Jerry over to me. “See what you can do with him，” he said.I didnt anticipate problems. Jerry was a willing dog of about ten months. The first part of his traini
4、ng was easy. He mastered the basics: sit, stay, down, walk. His only problem was “come”. Id call “Jerry! Here！” He would turn and look at me, then go on about his business. In the following days, I noticed he would just take off through the grass, fast as a wild thing. Despite my intense desire to t
5、rain him well, I began to feel a strange sense of joy when he ran.“Why wont he do what I want him to？” I asked myself. I had never failed with a dog before, but I was surely failing now. When September came, I finally had to tell Dad that this bird dog wouldnt hunt. The thought that I had failed us
6、both made me guilty.“Son, I know this dog doesnt do what he should，” he said, “but what he does do is something he likes.” He continued to look at me firmly. For a moment I felt he could see into my very heart.注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2请按如下格式作答。“Dad, I dont think I can do medicine，” I took a solid breath.He
7、 gave me a tight hug, said good night and left me.读后续写话题练(一)参考范文“Dad, IdontthinkIcandomedicine，”Itookasolidbreath. Hearing this, he lowered his eyes, obviously disappointed. He appeared so sad that I almost felt close to tears. But to my great relief, his face lit up when he looked at me again. Star
8、ing at Jerry beside his feet, he said gently, “Think about Jerry, son. You expected him to be the hunter you trained him to be. But he just isnt. It is a good thing, and now well just wait to see how you run.”Hegavemeatighthug, saidgoodnightandleftme. At that moment I understood my father as I never
9、 had before, and the love and trust I felt seemed to fill the room. I looked at Jerry, asleep, his legs stretching suddenly as if to be running even in his dreams. To him, running was a great honor and birds no longer mattered to him. To me, being a doctor is not my ideal choice, but new ones await me in the future.2
