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Unit4NaturalDisasters自然災害主題讀后續寫練習講解LeadinWhatmayhappenduringaflood?waterlevelsrosefloodedthehousesknockeddownthetreesdestroyedvehiclesdestroyedroadsPeoplewereforcedtoleavetheirhomeskilledpeople’slivesevacuatedHowtoprotectyourselfduringaflood?keepcalmstayawayfrompowerlinesclimbontotherooftop;callforhelpwaitforrescueteamLet’sreadthestoryhappeningduringaflood.

Maryandherparentsweredownstairsinthelivingroom,anxiouslywatchingtherelentlessrainpourdownoutside.Ithadbeenrainingcontinuouslyforthreedays,andthestormshowednosignoflettingup.Thewindhowledfiercely,causingthetreestoswayviolently,whiletherainhammeredagainstthewindowsandroof.Maryhadneverseenastormthisbad.Itwasmakinghernervous.

Astheylistenedtotheweatherreportontheradio,Mary'sheartracedwithfear.Thereportconfirmedtheirworstfears—thecitywasalreadyflooded.Maryfeltasurgeofpanicandsaidsuddenly,"Mum,Dad,Ithinkweshouldleavehererightaway.""No,it'stoolate,"saidDad,shakinghishead.不停的停止呼嘯搖擺

"Wecandriveourcarthroughthefloodwater.Let'sleave.I'mreallyscared,"criedMary."Wecan'tdothat,honey,"explainedMum."Thewatercouldwashthecaraway."

Marywalkedtothedoor.Shecouldheartherainpoundingagainstitandshecouldn'tresisttheurgetoseeforherselfhowbadthefloodingwas."Don'topenthedoor,"shoutedMumandDadatthesametime."Thewatercouldfloodin."

Dadtookanextraprecautionbymovingthedinnertableagainstthedoor,incasethefloodwaterforcedthedooropen.MumgesturedforMarytositonthesofa."Mary,don'tworry.Everything'sgoingtobeOK,"shesaidsoftly,tryingherbesttocomfortherdaughter.Despiteherreassuringtone,Marycouldsensetheunderlyingworryinhermother'svoice.

Withoutsayingasingleword,Dadwalkedtothesofaandsatdown.Hewrappedhisarmstightlyaroundhiswifeanddaughter,tryingtoprovidecomfortandsecurityinthemidstoftheragingstorm.Thesuddensilenceinthehouseseemedtomakethewindandrainoutsideevenmorefrightening.Asthestormragedon,asenseofuneaselingeredandintensifiedintheair.adj.潛在的狂風暴雨繼續猛烈進行adj.讓人安心的Paragraph1:Allofasudden,thefloodwaterforcedthedooropen.Paragraph2:Beingupstairs,theybreathedasighofrelief.charactersfathermotherMarywhowhatrainstormfloodFloodwaterpouredintotheirhouse.Whathappenednext?Paragraph1:Allofasudden,thefloodwaterforcedthedooropen.Howdidtheyfeel?Whatdidtheydo?前情回顧：Dadtookanextraprecautionbymovingthedinnertableagainstthedoor,incasethefloodwaterforcedthedooropen.

terrified,frightened,fearful,nervousMom...Dad...Mary...Paragraph2:Beingupstairs,theybreathedasighofrelief.triedtogetawayfromthefloodwater,avoidbeingsweptawaywentupstairs(thesecondfloor)emotions,actionsParagraph2:Beingupstairs,theybreathedasighofrelief.Howdidtheyfeel?Whatdidtheydo?What’stheresult?Whatdoesthisstorytrytoconvey?Mom...Dad...Mary...fearful,nervous,butalittlerelievedDidthefloodrecede(退去）?Weretheysavedatlast?comfortedeachother---waitforrescueteamAslongasthefamilystayedtogether,theycanweatheranystorm.ExpressionsLearning恐懼；害怕fearful,dreadterrified,害怕的；驚恐的adj.Thestormoutsideragedon,thethundercrashingandlightningflashing,mirroringthechaosinsideme.外面的風暴肆虐，雷聲轟鳴，閃電交加，與我內心的混亂相呼應。Feargrippedmebythethroat,makingitdifficulttobreatheorthinkclearly.恐懼扼住了我的喉嚨，讓我難以呼吸或清晰地思考。Mykneesfeltlikejelly,andIstruggledtostandupright.我的膝蓋像軟糖一樣無力，我掙扎著想要站直。Thesightofthehorriblescenemademefleshcreep.看到這可怕的情景，我渾身都起雞皮疙瘩。relievevt．解除；緩解→reliefn．寬慰；解脫comfortv．寬慰patv．輕拍；愛撫

hugv．擁抱；抱住n．擁抱patsb.ontheshoulder輕拍某人的肩膀throwone’sarmsaroundsb.tightlywithouthesitation毫不猶豫地緊緊地摟住某人reachoutone’shand伸出手wipeouttearsfromsb’scheek擦去某人臉上的眼淚gathersb.intoone’sarms把某人攬入懷里鼓勵；安慰Paragraph1:Allofasudden,thefloodwaterforcedthedooropen.Thethreeofthemstoodfrozeninhorroraswatergushedintothelivingroom,quicklyrisingandsoakingtheirfeet.Maryscreamedandgrabbedontoherparentstightly.Mumactedquickly,grabbingalifejacketandputtingitonMary.Dadattemptedtopushthetableagainstthedoortostopthewaterfromrushingin,butitwasnouse.Realizingtheurgencyofthesituation,Dadmadeaquickdecision.HecarriedMarywhileholdingMum'shand,makingtheirwayuptothesecondfloor.Witheachstep,theycouldfeelthewaterrisingbehindthem.他們三個站在那里嚇呆了，因為水涌進了客廳，迅速上升，浸濕了他們的腳。瑪麗尖叫著緊緊抓住她的父母。媽媽迅速行動起來，抓起一件救生衣給瑪麗穿上。爸爸試圖把桌子推到門上阻止水沖進來，但是沒有用。意識到情況的緊急，爸爸迅速做出了決定。他抱著瑪麗，拉著媽媽的手，向二樓走去。每走一步，他們都能感覺到身后的水在上漲。Paragraph2:Beingupstairs,theybreathedasighofrelief.Theyweresafeforthemoment.Lookingoutofthewindow,Marycouldseethewatercontinuingtorise,swallowingeverythinginitspath.Theyhuddledtogether,hopingthestormwouldpasssoon.Atthismoment,thesoundofsirenscutthroughthehowlingwindfromadistance,indicatingthatrescueteamswereontheirway.Aglimmerofhopesparkedwithinthem.Despitethechaosoutside,a