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Aconclusionaboutwhatishappeningorwillhappen【讀后續(xù)寫閱讀填詞篇】克服恐懼Alanandtheothercamperssataroundthefire____1____(chew)meatchops.ItwouldbeAlan'sfirstnightinatent,andhewas____2____(excite)butalittlenervous.Astheyate,theguide____3____(speak).“Muchofthewildlifeinthisareacomesoutonlyatnight.Soaftersupper,let’sstartanightwatch.Volunteerswilltaketurns____4____(stay)downherebythefire,awayfromthetents.Those____5___takepartwillgetachancetoseeaworldthatmanyofyouneverknewexisted.”Alan'sstomach____6_____(tighten).“Any_____7_____(volunteer)?”“I'lltakeashift."Thekidwho'dsatnexttoAlanonthebusvolunteered.Alansattight.Thenoneofthegirlsraisedherhandwithagiggle.Alan_____8____(frown).Ifagirlcoulddoit,hecould,too.Hevolunteered.Afewmorekidsraisedtheirhands,andthentheguide____9____(explain),"Whentherestofyougotobedinatent,thefirstwatchertakeshisorherplacebythefire.Thedutyofwatcheris_____10___(keep)thefire_____11____(go)____12____(gentle).Afterthirtyminutes,heorshewakesthenextperson."Alan____13____(hear)hisvoice____14____(ask),"Areyousureit's______15_____(absolute)safe?"Theguidelookedathim."Well,nothingisabsolutelysafe.Butthe___16___(dangerous)isminimal.Wewouldn'thavetakenyouhereotherwise.Doyoustillwanttovolunteer?"”Alan____17__(nod)butfeltuneasy.Theideaof___18____(be)aloneinthenight_____19_____(frighten)him.Attenpasttwointhemorning,Alan’sshift____20___(begin).Hefoundhimself____21____(sit)bythefire,withagreatworldof_____22____(dark)around.Hehadneverbeenso_____23___(scare).Earlierthatday,theguide_______24______(challenge)thecamperstospotanimaltracksalongtheriver.Thatwasfun.Butbeingaloneinthedarkwasnot.Alan'sflashlightwasalreadyfadingtoadimglowbecausehe______25_____(use)ittoooften.Therewereonlyafewlogs,sohecouldn'tbuildupthefire.Helookedatthestarsandtherisingmoon.Itwasn'tasdarkashe’dthoughtitwouldbe.Hetookcomfortinthatandtriedtorelaxalittle._____26____(hear)anoisefromthetents.Alan____27_____(freeze)allofa____28_____(suddenly).____29____(feel)somethingwasthereinthedarkness.Arippleoffearcreptuponhimashecastaglancethere.Heart____30____(beat)_____31_____(wild),Alanmadehiswaytothenoise,withbothofhislegs_____34______(tremble)____33_____(uncontrollable)closerlookconvincedhimthatitwasonlyanowl,____33___quicklydisappearedinthedark.In___35__(relieve),hefeltthegentlebreezerubbinghisface.Themoonsheddingitssilverlightonthewoods,Alan_____36_____(greet)bythesoundofbirdsandinsects._____37______(envelope)byfragrantair,hefeltasifinthewonderland.Thenextmorning,theguideaskedforeachwatcher'sreport.Othersboastedabouttheiradventureinthedarkhowtheyranintosome“horrible”creaturesand_____38___(brave)scaredthemoff.Theguide,____39____(wear)adoubtful-look,offerednocomments.WhenitwasAlan'sturn,hetoldthe____40_____(true)that-therewereno____41___(scare)animalsbutbreathtakingscenerytobeexplored.Asmileblossomedontheguide'sface.Thatwas______42____(exact)whatthecampingwasallabout.Onlyafterone______43_____(overcome)thefearinhisownheartcouldheembracethereal___44____(beautiful)ofnature.參考答案：chewing2.excited3.spoke4.tostay5.who6.tightened7.volunteers8.frowned9.explained10.tokeep11.go12.gently13.heard14.asking15.absolutely16.danger17.nodded18.being19.frightened20.began21.sitting22.darkness23.scared24.hadchallenged25.hadused26.Hearing27.froze28.sudden29.Feeling30.beating31.wildly32.trembling33.uncontrollably34.which35.relief36.wasgreeted37.Enveloped38.bravely39.wearing40.truth41.scary42.exactly43.overcame44.beauty【讀后續(xù)寫實(shí)戰(zhàn)篇】Alanandtheothercamperssataroundthefirechewingmeatchops.ItwouldbeAlan'sfirstnightinatent,andhewasexcitedbutalittlenervous.Astheyate,theguidespoke.“Muchofthewildlifeinthisareacomesoutonlyatnight.Soaftersupper,let’sstartanightwatch.Volunteerswilltaketurnstostaydownherebythefire,awayfromthetents.Thosewhotakepartwillgetachancetoseeaworldthatmanyofyouneverknewexisted.”Alan'sstomachtightened.“Anyvolunteers?”“I'lltakeashift."Thekidwho'dsatnexttoAlanonthebusvolunteered.Alansattight.Thenoneofthegirlsraisedherhandwithagiggle.Alanfrowned.Ifagirlcoulddoit,hecould,too.Hevolunteered.Afewmorekidsraisedtheirhands,andthentheguideexplained,"Whentherestofyougotobedinatent,thefirstwatchertakeshisorherplacebythefire.Thedutyofwatcheristokeepthefiregoinggently.Afterthirtyminutes,heorshewakesthenextperson."Alanheardhisvoiceasking,"Areyousureit'sabsolutelysafe?"Theguidelookedathim."Well,nothingisabsolutelysafe.Butthedangerisminimal.Wewouldn'thavetakenyouhereotherwise.Doyoustillwanttovolunteer?"”Alannoddedbutfeltuneasy.Theideaofbeingaloneinthenightfrightenedhim.Attenpasttwointhemorning,Alan’sshiftbegan.Hefoundhimselfsittingbythefire,withagreatworldofdarknessaround.Hehadneverbeensoscared.Earlierthatday,theguidehadchallengedthecamperstospotanimaltracksalongtheriver.Thatwasfun.Butbeingaloneinthedarkwasnot.Alan'sflashligh