閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給的段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。Thesmallweddingcelebrationwassetforthenextday.TwentyonefriendsandfamilymembersweregettingtogetheratabeautifulvillainthehillsnearthecharmingtownofBrighton,justunderanhour'sdrivefromtheairport.小型婚禮定于第二天舉行。21位朋友和家人在迷人的布萊頓鎮(zhèn)附近的一座美麗的別墅里聚會(huì)，距離機(jī)場只有不到一個(gè)小時(shí)的車程?！癐can'twaitforthebarbecuetonight,nevermindthewedding,”saidEmmatoherhusband,John.我等不及今晚的燒烤了，更別提婚禮了，”Emma對她的丈夫John說。Thecouplearrivedattheairportaround6p.m.Aftercheckingout,theyrentedacarandheadedtowardsthepropertywhereEmma'sdaughter,thebride,waseagerlywaitingtosharesuchamagicaleventwiththeonessheloved.這對夫婦于下午6點(diǎn)左右抵達(dá)機(jī)場。辦理完登機(jī)手續(xù)后，他們租了一輛車，前往Emma的女兒，新娘，急切地等待著與她所愛的人分享這樣一個(gè)神奇的事件。Astheycrossedthehillylandscape,thesunhadgonedownandrainwasfallingheavily.Butthatdidn'ttakeawayfromthebeautyoftheisland.Theychattedhappily.John,fromthedriver'sseat,keptheramused,pletelyunawarethattherainfallmorethannineincheswouldfallthatdayhadalreadyreacheddangerouslevels.當(dāng)他們穿過丘陵地帶時(shí)，太陽已經(jīng)下山，雨下得很大。但這并沒有影響這個(gè)島嶼的美麗。他們聊得很開心。約翰坐在駕駛座上，逗她開心，完全沒有意識(shí)到當(dāng)天降雨量超過9英寸，已經(jīng)達(dá)到了危險(xiǎn)的水平。Astheydrovepastthetownandupthewindingroadintothehills,therainintensified,andtheskygrewdarker.Theywereapproachingabridgeoverwhatwasusuallyasmallstreamwhenalotofdirtyandfastmovingwaterunexpectedlywashedoverit.Injustafewseconds,theirlittlewhitecarslidintothenowrapidlyflowingriverandrolleddownthehillside.當(dāng)他們開車經(jīng)過小鎮(zhèn)，沿著蜿蜒的道路進(jìn)入山丘時(shí)，雨下得更大了，天空變得更黑了。當(dāng)他們走近一座通常是小溪的橋時(shí)，一股又臟又快的水流出乎意料地沖了過來。幾秒鐘后，他們的白色小車滑入了現(xiàn)在湍急的河水中，滾下了山坡。Theincidentunfoldedsorapidlythatthetwoinsidethecarweretoostunnedtoscream.Asthecarmovedthroughthewater,hittingtheundersideofacoupleofbridges,theyheldontightlytotheseatsanddoorsinshock.事件發(fā)展得如此之快，以至于車內(nèi)的兩人都驚呆了，不敢尖叫。當(dāng)汽車在水中行駛時(shí)，撞上了幾座橋的下側(cè)，他們震驚地緊緊抓住座椅和車門。Emma,seatedinthebackwithalargepresentboxforherdaughter,noticedwateringintothecar.Muddywaterwaspouringintothecar,risingquickly.Emma坐在后座，手里拿著一個(gè)送給女兒的大禮物盒，她注意到車?yán)镞M(jìn)水了。渾水涌進(jìn)汽車，迅速上漲。注意：1.

續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150左右：2.

請按如下格式在相應(yīng)位置作答。故事大意：Emma要和丈夫一切去參加女兒的婚禮。他們對即將到來的婚禮和戶外燒烤充滿了期待。下了飛機(jī)，他們趕往婚禮現(xiàn)場，完全沒有注意到降雨量已到達(dá)危險(xiǎn)水平。雨越下越大，在經(jīng)過一座小橋時(shí)，他們的白色小車滑入了現(xiàn)在湍急的河水中，滾下了山坡。水慢慢進(jìn)入車?yán)?，情況十分危急。Emmarealizedtheyhadtogetoutbeforethewaterlevelbecametoodangerous.

Nearbyresidents,MikeandhisbrotherDavid,heardcries.

官方范文，Emmarealizedtheyhadtogetoutbeforethewaterlevelbecametoodangerous.

Overingtheinitialshock,sheyelledtoJohn,urginghimtounlockthedoors.Thewaterpressuremadeitdifficult,butJohnmanagedtoforcehisdooropenagainstthecurrent.Emma,withsheerdetermination,pushedagainstthegiftbox,usingittobuoyherselfupassheclamberedacrosstheseattowardstheopening.Together,theyfoughttherelentlessonslaughtofwater,emergingfromthesinkingvehiclegaspingforairandgraspingforanythingsolidtoholdonto.Meanwhile,thecouplewereyellingforhelpatthetopoftheirlungs.Nearbyresidents,MikeandhisbrotherDavid,heardcriesabovetherain’stumult.

Alerttothehiddendangersofthefloodingthatbefelltheirsmallmunity,theywerequicktoreact.Armedwithflashlightsandropes,theyheadedtowardsthesourceofthedistress.ThesilhouettesofEmmaandJohn,batteredbythefiercecurrents,becamevisibleastheirflashlightscutthroughthedark.Withouthesitation,Mikesecuredoneendoftheropearoundasturdytree,whileDavidwadedintothechurningwaters.Thebrothersextendedtheirlifeline,shoutingwordsofencouragementasEmmaandJohnclungtothesafetyrope,slowlybutsurelybeingguidedtowardstheriverbankbytheirunexpectedsaviors.參考范文一，Emmarealizedtheyhadtogetoutbeforethewaterlevelbecametoodangerous.

Shetriedtoopenthecardoor,whichseemedjammedanddidn’tmoveatall.Johncameforwardandusedallhismightbutstillfailed.Thefreezingmuddywaterkeptrising,almosttothepointofswallowingthem.Panickedandanxious,theyexchangedaneyesight,andwiththetelepathyfosteredoveryearsofmarriage,theykickedhardatthewindowtogether,whichcrackedimmediately.Holdingthebreath,Emmaswamthroughthewindowquickly,followedbyJohn.Onceoutside,thefreshair,thedroppingrain,thedarkskymadethemrelievedandhopeful.However,soforcefulwasthemuddywaterthattheywerecarriedforwardunwillingly.Theystruggledtheirwayintherollingriver,yellingforhelp.

Nearbyresidents,MikeandhisbrotherDavid,heardcries.

Withouthesitation,theyrushedtowherethecriescamefromwithaflashlightandarope.Itwasnotthefirsttimethatsuchaccidentshadhappened.“Don’tpanic.Hereweare!”AfterMikeandDavidlocatedEmmaandJohn’s

place,theyflungtheropewithalltheirmighttowardsthecouple,whograbbeditafterseveralattempts.Then,littlebylittle,theywerepulledsafelytowardsthebank.Breathingheavily,EmmaandJohnthankedthemoverandoveragain.Later,thebrothersvolunteeredtodriveEmmaandJohntotheweddingplacetohaveagoodrest.WhenEmma’sdaughterknewthis,sheinsistedinvitingthebrotherstojoinherwedding.Itwastheirkindactthatsavedthehappinessoftwofamilies.

參考范文二，Emmarealizedtheyhadtogetoutbeforethewaterlevelbecametoodangerous.

Panicsetinasshefumbledtoopenthecardoor,themurkywaterrapidlyrisinginside.WithJohn'shelp,theymanagedtopushopenthedoorjustintime,scramblingontotheroofastheircarwasbeingcarriedawaybythestrongcurrent.Emmaclutchedthelargepresentbox,nowsoakedandheavy,whileJohntriedtograbherandshoutedhertogiveitup.However,waveafterwavekeptpushingthemforward,makingitimpossibleforthemtostruggletheirwaytothebank.Helplessandexhausted,theyshoutedforhelp.

Nearbyresidents,MikeandhisbrotherDavid,heardcries.

Therainhadcreatedchaos,turningthestreamintoadangerousriver.Reactingswiftly,Mikegrabbedaropefromhishouse,andwithDavid'sassistance,theyrushedtowardstheriverbank.SpottingEmmaandJohnonthecar'sroof,theyskillfullythrewtherope,securingitaroundasturdytree.Withteamwork,theymanagedtopullthestrandedcoupletosafety,justasthecardisappeareddownstream.EmmaandJohn,shakenbutunharmed,thankedMikeandDavidprofuselyfortheirtimelyrescue.Luckily,inthefaceofnaturalferocity,thehumanspiritandactsofkindnessandheroismprevailed.

描寫山洪Thetorrentialfloodwasarelentlessforceofnature,adelugethatsweptthroughthelandscapewithanunrestrainedfury.Therainpouredceaselesslyfromtheheavens,transformingstreetsintoragingriversandfieldsintovast,churninglakes.Thewatersurgedwithanunstoppableenergy,carryingdebrisanduprootedtreesinitstumultuouspath.Theairresonatedwiththedeafeningroarofthefloodwaters,asymphonyofchaosthatechoedthroughtheaffectedareas.Thenormallycalmandfamiliarsurroundingswereswallowedbytherelentlesstide,leavingbehindasceneofdestructionandaweinspiringpower.Itwasasiftheelementshadconspiredtounleashthefullforceofnature,anuncontrollabletorrentthatleftanindeliblemarkonthelandscape.洪水的聲音Thedeaf