2022广东茂名高一-读后续写-徒步爱好者迷路遇险，多方合力终助其脱困

One summer afternoon, after doing some shopping at a grocery store close to a forest reserve in Hawaii, Amanda Eller, a hiking lover, parked her car and went hiking by herself. With two bottles of water and a loaf of bread, she started a 3-mile hike. However, it was not long after she stepped into the forest that she found she had left her phone in the car. Thinking that a 3-mile hike was a piece of cake for a trained hiker like her, Amanda did not hesitate to continue the trip and carefully left marks on the trees every 100 steps. As she went deeper, rain fell heavily beyond expectation and the road became muddy soon. Without an umbrella, she had to hide under a big rock and waited for the downpour to stop. Half an hour later, the rain eased off but the sky darkened. Her heart began racing since she could not see the marks on the trees clearly. In the forest, Amanda wanted to go back along the way she had come but her feeling was leading her another way. She knew that she had very strong intuition (直觉) and heard the inner voice saying, If you want to live, keep going.” She chose to believe her intuition and took the only way to go. Amanda’s mother，Julia, did not see her that night and her phone was also not answered, so she called Amanda’s close friends and asked if they had seen her. After making sure that Amanda did not return from the forest, Julia called 911 and reported her missing. Two days passed, and rescuers found nothing. Julia was sad, saying that this was the most desperate and the worst thing for a mother but she wanted to stay positive as she felt that she would be of no help to her daughter if she only thought about the worst possibilities. And local TV stations and newspapers called on people to work together to find Amanda. 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。 Along with rescue workers, hundreds of volunteers set out. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ A day after she was saved, Amanda was interviewed by the local reporters at the hospital.

Along with rescue workers, hundreds of volunteers set out. They were divided into several teams and went into the forest reserve. Three days later, Amander was found on a stream bed by one rescue team when they searched the area farther east in the reserve. Feeding herself on plants and water for days, she looked weak but was not injured. She just got sunburnt. Then she was rushed to the nearest hospital by an ambulance and the rescue team immediately made contact with her mother. A day after her rescue, Amander was interviewed by some reporters at the hospital. Lying in the hospital bed, she told the reporter, “This was a spiritual journey, and sometimes I felt so afraid and desperate that I wanted to give up. However, it was a matter of life and death, and I had to choose. I chose life for my family.” Amanda also thanked the rescuers and volunteers, adding that her rescue proved that the combined efforts of determined people can “move mountains”.