First year of junior high school My beliefs Select five sentences in the text for appreciation, each

Life is not easy for anyone, and we must have a spirit of perseverance. The most important thing is that we have faith in ourselves. We must believe that we have a natural talent for everything, and that we will accomplish it at any cost.

When it's over, you have to be able to say with a clear conscience, "I've done the best I can." "The author's very sincere and simple language expresses the author's beliefs.

We read the sentence and were deeply moved by his sincerity and perseverance. So many people take this sentence as a motto.

For nearly fifty years, I have devoted myself to the study of science, and research is the study of truth. I have many beautiful and happy memories. As a teenager, I lived alone at the University of Paris.

During that whole period, my husband and I sat intently, as if in a dream, in our humble study, and we found radium there.

This sentence expresses the author's persistent pursuit of not being afraid of loneliness and hardships for the sake of ideals, and the ordinary words and simple and sincere style move us. The truth she preached unconsciously soaked in her heart.

In life, I always pursue quiet work and simple family life. In order to achieve this ideal, I have tried my best to maintain a peaceful environment free from personnel distractions and prestige exaggerations.

I am convinced that in science we have an interest in things rather than people. When Pierre Curie and I considered whether or not we should benefit financially from our findings, we both felt that it should not be contrary to our notion of pure research. Therefore, we did not apply for a patent for radium, and we abandoned a fortune.

I firmly believe that we are right.

Reading Marie Curie's writings, reflecting on our quests, and feeling ashamed. We now have almost no such people, the pursuit of ideals - scientific research, the truth, but the rejection of wealth (the reward of righteousness, not the wealth of the sheep), such a noble quality, noble aspirations, and the style of simple and sincere harmony is very harmonious, showing us the noble soul of a great scientist!

We didn't study this text in the first year of junior high school.

1.Perseverance and faith.

2.(1).Silkworm diligence.

2).Let's be diligent.

3.(1).The former is free, and the latter is attracted so that they do not want to accept benefits.

4.(1).Diligent.

2).Mysterious.

5.Gritty. Work diligently. Pursue reality. Sit down under.

Section 1Question 3 is not indifferent, there is no clear ambition, and there is no far-reaching goal if it is not quiet. 1"A scientist engaged in research is not only a technician, but also a child, as if he were fascinated by myths and stories, and fascinated by the scenery of nature.

I want it too"Intoxicated"My hobby, otherwise it's going to be a plate"Hodgepodge"-- Bo but not precise. "

2 Because science itself has great beauty, infinite charm, this beauty, this charm, like a mythical story, in front of such a wonderful scientific world, scientists are like children who are fascinated by mythological stories. This reflects the author's obsessive state of mind in scientific research.

3 Science itself has great beauty, infinite charm, this beauty, this charm, like a mythical story, in front of such a wonderful scientific world, scientists are like children who are fascinated by mythological stories.

4 children, it is written that scientists should be as curious as children.

Question 4: Marie Curie's beauty, beauty lies in persistence; Because she never gives up, radium blooms with a wonderful shimmer.

Marie Curie's beauty is in the heart, because she has made a great contribution to the progress of mankind. Marie Curie's beauty, beauty lies in persistence; Because she has a belief in science that she never gives up.

1 Marie Curie's beauty, beauty lies in persistence; Because she has an unrelenting belief in science (that's all she knows).

If it's good, don't forget to give extra points.

1.The pursuit of ideals.

2.Be brave to try.

4.Instead of dwelling on the pain of yesterday, we should grasp today.

11.Praise for spring.

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The books for the first year of junior high school are all put away.

I'm sorry.

1.Pure leisure and extravagance 2Intoxicated Tranquility 3

A mountain character, let me seem to see the towering cliffs, green trees A Miao character, let me seem to see the clarity of the spring water, the ripples when the wind sweeps 4The author feels that scientific research needs to have such a persistent and diligent spirit as silkworms. 5.

1 Determination to accomplish 2 Thirst for truth 3 Attraction of the charm of science 6 1 Studying in Paris 2 Discovering radium with her husband 7 Faith, hard work, perseverance and perseverance 8 This article is written in chronological order. It can be seen from 1830, 1848, posthumously, and the 125th anniversary of 9 Chopin was seriously ill and when he was dying, he hoped that his sister would return his heart to his homeland. 10 In order to illustrate Chopin's patriotism, it also expresses the Polish people's reverence and love for Chopin.

11 Marie Curie was indifferent to fame and fortune, researching for the sake of research, working for the sake of work, and had no concept of material gain. Or it's okay to be very low-key.

1. Indifferent to fame and fortune 2. Diligent and hard-working.

Because silkworms, like her, work hard for their goals.

I can't be wrong with what I thought myself!

1.Silkworms work persistently and diligently, and I feel that I am very similar to them.

2.It refers to a strong determination to the truth, a sense of mission for the benefit of mankind.

3.Tireless study and dedication to scientific research.

4.Perseverance, hard work, and the pursuit of reality.

Marie Curie believes that there should be two attitudes towards life: first, to have a spirit of perseverance; Second, we need to have faith in ourselves.

2. (1) Silkworms work stubbornly and diligently, and Marie Curie is like them;

2) Perseverance and figuring out why;

3. (1) The person who seeks reality strives to obtain the greatest reward in his work, while the dreamer is strongly attracted to the progress of a selfless cause, so that they have no leisure and no enthusiasm to seek material benefits.

2) For those who seek reality, Marie Curie believes that humanity needs them; For dreamers, Marie Curie believed in cherishing a life of freedom.

4. (1) It emphasizes the characteristics of scientists who are focused and curious (2) It makes scientists like children, in the scenery of nature, as if they are fascinated by myths and stories

1.Environmental depictions. Set off the author's fearful heart.

2.My father knew that I was stepping down the cliff step by step, and the eight major difficulties were broken down into small difficulties. 3.

The rush of the future shows that the author's goals are ambitious and difficult to accomplish for a while. 4.On the road of life, it is inevitable to encounter ups and downs, but as long as you break down the big difficulties into small difficulties and break them one by one, you will overcome the big difficulties.

1.One of the following groups of words with Braille phonetics is correct ( ) 3 points) a倔 (juè) 强禀 (bǐng) 告 洗濯 (zhuó) 玲珑稽 (tì) 透 b

luxury (shē) hope to give (gěi) to embellish (zhuì) 任重 (chóng) 道远 c金cellar (jiào) 丰硕 (shuò) ravage ravage (lìn) 繁string (xián) urgent tube d扒 (bā) steal 寂寥 (liáo) 猝 (zú) 然 心relaxed 神怡 (yí) 2

One of the following groups of words without typos is ( ) 3 points) aDefilement, depravity, recklessness, great benefits bDegeneration, sparseness, triviality, danger c

Dirty, fruitful, persistent, undesirable and unattainableRevocation Remuneration Stubbornness with a Clear Conscience 3The most appropriate word on the horizontal line in the following sentences is ( ) 3 points) Pick up a fallen leaf, count the textures, that is the mysterious palmistry of fate.

To accurately grasp the situation of weather changes, you also need weather forecasts. For nearly 50 years, I have been engaged in scientific research, and research is the study of truth. a.

Delicate dependent on best effort bRefining depends on dedication cRefinement relies on dedication d

Refining relies on best effort 4The one in the following sentence that is dotted with idioms that is not used incorrectly is ( ) 3 points) aLife is not easy for anyone, and we must have a spirit of perseverance.

b.The self-study classroom was noisy, but as soon as the teacher came in, the whole class was in awe. c.

The pace of modern society is getting faster and faster, and high-rise buildings can be seen everywhere in big cities. d.Zhang Ming's academic performance has always been far ahead, which is attributed to the fact that he often asks teachers and classmates for advice, and does not do to others what you would not do to yourself.

5.One of the following sentences without a speech problem is ( ) 3 points) aThis is really good news, and it has driven away the distress and fatigue in learning.

b.There are not exactly the same views on many specific issues. c.

Ripe apples fall due to their gravitational pull on the Earth. d.Advertisements shall protect the lawful rights and interests of consumers and social morality.