2025年适应7--续写-农场的难忘体验

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。 It all started with the gift. A few months before I began college, my parents surprised me with the one thing every young adult desires: a brand new laptop. That summer, I was glued (全神贯注于) to the screen, living in a digital world. I spent hours on social media, chatting with friends, and ignoring the real one around me. I was more concerned with the virtual interactions than the actual people and places around me. Being online was more important than anything else. So, when I heard my dad's plan for our family vacation that year, I was less than thrilled. “This year,” he announced, “we' re going to try something different. We' re going to a farm.” A farm wasn't my ideal vacation, but it was still a break from the routine. I went through the packing-up and planning, barely listening to the instructions. My mind was elsewhere, on the Internet. where my conversations never stopped. l was so absorbed in my digital world that the first time l really paid attention to the real world was when we get to our destination - a remote farm. I stared out the window to see the breathtaking views outside. The air coming through the open windows was warm and carried the fresh smell of the forest. But the view wasn't what caught my attention. The moment I got off the car, I rushed into the farmhouse. The real shock came when I tried to check my e-mail and found that I had no Internet connection. “We have no Wi-Fi here” a boy said softly. He might be the oldest of the 3 kids on the farm. I looked at him, too depressed to say anything. My laptop would be completely useless. I would live in the wilderness for a week with no way to connect to the online world. I was close to tears, afraid of the boredom I had to tolerate in the coming days. 注意: (1)续写词数应为150个左右:(2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答 Early next morning, the boys came to invite me to breakfast. Surprisingly, I never thought of my laptop that week.

6.范文1 Early the next morning, the boys came to invite me to breakfast. I reluctantly followed them to the kitchen, where the aroma of freshly baked bread filled the air, making my stomach growl. The boys, with their cheerful chatter, quickly drew me into their world. They shared stories about their daily routines on the farm, and I found myself fascinated by their simple yet fulfilling lives. After breakfast, they suggested we explore the nearby forest, and I agreed, feeling a spark of excitement I hadn’t felt in months. As we walked through the dense trees, the sunlight filtering through the leaves, I realized how much I had missed the beauty of the natural world. Surprisingly, I never thought of my laptop that week. Instead, I found myself immersed in the rhythm of farm life. Each day brought new adventures - helping the farmer milk the cows at dawn, when the mist still clung to the meadows like a sheer white veil; harvesting ripe tomatoes under the blazing midday sun, their warm, earthy scent mingling with the breeze. But perhaps the most memorable part was gathering around the dinner table with the farmer's family. The conversation flowed easily, filled with laughter and stories. I felt a deep sense of connection to these people I had only just met. It was a far cry from the shallow interactions I had on social media, and I realized that true happiness came from these meaningful connections with others. I felt gratitude to the precious trip that taught me to embrace the present moment. 范文2 Early the next morning, the boys came to invite me to breakfast. The kitchen was alive with the sounds of sizzling eggs and bubbling coffee, and the warmth of the farmhouse enveloped me like a cozy blanket. As we ate, the boys shared their plans for the day, and I found myself eagerly joining in. They suggested we build a tree house in the nearby woods, and I agreed, feeling a sense of adventure. We spent the morning gathering materials and working together, our laughter echoing through the trees. By the afternoon, we had created a small but sturdy structure. Sitting back and hearing the symphony of the chirping birds, I felt a surge of pride and happiness I hadn't experienced for a long time. Surprisingly, I never thought of my laptop that week. Instead, I found myself fully engaged in the present moment - whether it was building the tree-house, helping with farm chores, or simply sitting by the fire and sharing stories under the starry sky. The absence of Wi-Fi, which had initially seemed like a punishment, turned out to be a gift, allowing me to reconnect with myself and the world around me. By the end of the week, I felt a deep sense of fulfillment and a renewed appreciation for the simple pleasures of life. It dawned on me that true happiness came not from virtual connections but from the moments we shared with others and the beauty of the natural world.