Ask for the fourth subsection reading question of Beauty Spanning a Hundred Years in Chinese langu

Caolin and Wang Wanpingsheng. Child.

1. Read the text aloud with feelings. Think about it, what aspects of the text are the "beauty" in the topic? (There are two aspects, one is that Marie Curie is beautiful on the outside, and the second is that Marie Curie is beautiful in mind.) ）

2. There are some profound sentences in the text, for example, Marie Curie "almost completed the discovery of the meaning of life at the same time as completing this great natural discovery", find out and experience it. （1.Her report shocked the audience, physics entered a new era, and her beautiful and solemn image has been fixed in history and in everyone's heart.

What it means: "Her report" announced an astonishing discovery: radium, a naturally occurring radioactive element.

Her beautiful and solemn image" refers to "a long black dress", "a white and dignified face", "a firm and slightly indifferent expression", and "slightly inverted big eyes", which also alludes to the perseverance and perseverance behind this image. Marie Curie's outstanding contributions to science have made her a woman in history who is admired and admired by the world. This spirit has made Marie Curie a beauty that spans a hundred years).

2.(This noble character and lofty pursuit enabled Marie Curie to complete the discovery of the meaning of life almost at the same time as this great natural discovery.) Meaning:

This kind of valuable character and lofty pursuit" refers to Marie Curie's "firmness, fortitude, lofty and persistent pursuit", "this great natural discovery" refers to Marie Curie's discovery of the radioactive metal element radium, and "the discovery of the meaning of life" refers to Marie Curie's understanding that the value of life does not lie in young beauty, money, fame, and fortune, but in contributing to science and mankind. Marie Curie's understanding of life and value stemmed on the one hand from her character and, on the other hand, from the experiences and insights she gained in scientific research. ）

1. Reputation, fame, fame and fortune.

2. Marie Curie's reputation has been around the world since the moment she discovered radium, and it has been a hundred years now. This is the honor she has paid for with all her youth, faith and life. During her lifetime, she received 10 prizes, 16 medals, 107 honorary titles, and in particular, two Nobel Prizes.

3. She regarded fame and fortune as dung, she donated her prize money to scientific research and France during the war, and gave those medals to her 6-year-old daughter as toys.

4. Beauty refers to Marie Curie's noble personality in the midst of fame.

Forehead. Speechless. It's not good to use your brain!!

1.Childish - mature Enthusiastic - cold and cautious - sloppy 2Not only. Still.

3.The second sentence is good.

The glimmer reflects the slightness of radium, the mystery, the reflection of the radium is not very well understood, and the repeated techniques highlight the excitement of discovering radium, and their radium writes the owner of radium, the discoverer, and writes the hard work of their labor. Both in terms of tone and rhetoric, it is much better than the first sentence to be flat and straightforward.

1) Write the antonyms of the following words.

Naivety—(mature)zealous—(cold) cautious—(sloppy) (2) Fill in the parentheses with appropriate related words.

Radium (not only has a "beautiful color", it also emits light automatically!

3) Compare the following sentences, which one is better? Why?

Both of their faces turned to those radiums!

Both of their faces turned to those glimmers, to the mystery of the rays**, to radium, to their radium!

The second one is good, because the second sentence describes radium more specifically

Naivety—mature, warm-hearted—indifferent, cautious—careless.

Not only that... Also...

The second sentence is good. Because the first sentence is flat and straightforward, the second sentence has a stronger tone. The glimmer reflects the scarcity of radium, the mystery reflects that they do not know much about radium, and the repeated techniques reflect the excitement of the Curies when they discovered radium, so as to see how much hardship they have paid.

What is the fourth question,,, true/false question.

1. Naivety - mature, enthusiastic - indifferent, cautious - reckless.

2. Not only --- also.

3. Better, played an emphatic role, emphasizing that their eyes turned to "radium" highlighted, radium in people's minds, the sentence is too bland.

1. Beauty refers to the color beauty of the radioactive element thunder, 2. It refers to the inner and outer beauty of Marie Curie.

I forgot anything else, didn't your teacher say it??? That's all I know!!

2: The first is the beauty of radium's color, the second is the beauty of Marie Curie's character (perseverance), and the third is the beauty of appearance. Marie Curie's character spans a hundred years.

Marie Curie's perseverance, perseverance, and immortal spirit are beautiful.

1.Writes Curie about the discovery of radium.

2.It is not only the beauty of appearance, but also the beauty of the scientific spirit of perseverance and continuous exploration, and the scientific spirit of perseverance and continuous exploration in Curie.

The beauty can span a hundred years.

3.Wrote about how Marie Curie discovered radium.

4.A method of showing the qualities of characters with concrete examples.

1 Curie's relentless search for radium eventually led to success.

2 (1) Ignorance (2) Relentless pursuit of science.

1: Beauty spanning a hundred years, Marie Curie or Marie Curie, Nobel Prize, discovery of radium, beauty is not in appearance but in quality.

2: ten, z, ten.

3: Fill in the blanks and flip through the book, what are the words to add points? The four passages in the text summarize the magnitude of Marie Curie's contribution to France.

4: The light of radium, the quality of Marie Curie, the discovery of radium, the discovery of its own usefulness 5: Because the beauty that spans a hundred years is not her appearance but her perseverance and spirit that is worth learning.

This beautiful light blue fluorescence blends into a woman's beautiful life and unyielding faith. There is something more precious in Mary's character, he is determined, resolute, tenacious, and has lofty and persistent pursuits. This noble character and lofty pursuit are the reasons why Marie Curie has completed the discovery of the meaning of life almost at the same time as this great natural discovery.

In the continuous research after the discovery of radium, Marie Curie was also constantly changing. While the work was fruitful, the radium rays were silently eroding her body. Her beautiful and healthy appearance was quietly receding, gradually becoming dizzy and tinnitus, and her whole body was weak.

Pierre's unfortunate early death and social discrimination against women have added to her life and ideological burden. But she didn't care about anything, just worked silently. She has changed from a beautiful little girl, a dignified and resolute female scholar, to a science textbook, to a new one in physics, to a strip, and she has become a history of science.

1. The word "Zhuo" should be checked with the phonetic sequence search method; Use radical search to check . (1 point).

2. Fill in the blanks according to the content of the text. (3 points).

3. "This beautiful light blue fluorescence" refers to. (2 points).

4. "Marie Curie almost completed this great discovery of nature, and at the same time made a discovery of the meaning of life. "The Great Natural Discovery" refers to , and Marie Curie discovered that the meaning of life is 5.Please draw a horizontal line of your favorite sentence in this passage and write down your experience. (3 points).

6. Marie Curie devoted her life to the cause of science, and her beautiful and healthy appearance retired, becoming dizzy and tinnitus, and fatigue. Do you think it's worth it? Please share your thoughts.

Ten 2The new noun "radiation" the unit of measurement "Curie" and the laws of science A piece of eternal milestone.

3.The light emitted by the radioactive element radium.

4.Marie Curie discovered the radioactive metal element radium. Marie Curie understood that the value of life is not in being young, beautiful, money, fame, and fortune, but in contributing to science and humanity.

5.This is a beautiful light blue. Unyielding faith. I experienced Marie Curie's indomitable faith and dedication to the cause of science.

6.Worth. Although Marie Curie's beauty and health have retired, her efforts have not been in vain, and her beauty, her heart, have been fixed in history and people's hearts.

Please put your favorite quote from this paragraph.

The paragraph is a description of Marie Curie (portrait), from which it can be seen that she ( determined character )

Summary The main content of the paragraph The arduous process of extracting pure radium from the Curies.

According to your own understanding and experience, complete **.

Time The process of refining radium in the laboratory on the dress and on the hands.

The three years and nine months of smelting, dissolving (abandoned broken sheds) and little burn marks are read in the text

My own experience (long suffering) hardship, complexity, poor conditions) (danger).

4 Using the comparative learning method, we can experience (the hardship and rigor of the experimental process) from "tons" and "0 1 grams".

5 What kind of spiritual qualities did you perceive in this paragraph?

Marie Curie was determined, patient, and had a never-ending passion for scientific inquiry.

6 What does Marie Curie's success in discovering radium and her contribution to humanity teach you? Please write it down.

For the ideal, perseverance, dedication, hard work, and the spirit of courage.

1.The line-drawing sentence in paragraph 3 uses the rhetorical device of metaphor, vividly showing Marie Curie's rigorous attitude towards science and her great spirit of exploration.