Answer to the post class question of the sixth grade text The Old Man and the Sea .

The Old Man and the Sea Main Content: The old fisherman Santiago fishes in the sea, for the first 84 days he catches nothing, and on the 85th day, he takes an adventure.

Go fishing in the deep sea like you've never been before. He found a large marlin, stabbed it to death in 3 days, and was attacked by Shark Five on the way back.

In this attack, he fought back with harpoons, oars and knives, and after much difficulty, he finally returned to port, but only five of the Bahrain remained.

A huge white skeleton.

The Old Man and the Sea is the masterpiece of the famous American writer Ernest Hemingway. Tells the story of a guy named Santiago.

The story of an old fisherman who went out to sea alone and fought with a big fish and a group of sharks for two days and two nights.

It shaped "Santiago".

This admirable tough guy image praises his indomitable fighting spirit in the face of difficulties. ** The language is concise, the plot is clear.

Exciting, imbued with a spirit of heroism, it captivates readers from all over the world.

The truth that the old man and the sea tell us is that "man is not born to fail, a person can be destroyed, but not defeated".

The old man in the work is endowed with majestic spiritual strength and indomitable life force, daring to fight against the boundless sea. In the end, even if the big fish was eaten up by the shark, that skeleton was enough to prove the glory of the old man, enough to represent the success of the old man, and showed the old man's determination to challenge the hardship and perseverance, and the indomitable tough guy spirit.

The old man outwitted the shark.

Sharks are greedy animals that do not give up their interests until they die, but they do not know that they are not profitable, which is very sad.

Don't be afraid of difficulties, in the face of things that seem difficult, you must have the courage to fight, have the courage to fight, and use your wisdom and courage to win.

Old man, I admire you very much, and you are deeply admired for your fearless, courageous and resourceful approach.

1.The story takes place in (at sea).

2.How "he" fights "them", please find the words that describe "his" actions and copy them on the horizontal line below.

Words to describe "his" fighting movements: hit, swing, (twist), slash, poke, slash, stab.

3.Going back to the short text, reading it in connection with the upper and lower hidden texts, what do you learn from these verbs?

From these verbs, I realized his "tough guy" character of tenacious fighting, perseverance, and courage to face violence and death. Bridge.

4.The essay spends a lot of pen and ink describing the shark in the stove, what is the effect?

The essay spends a lot of pen and ink describing sharks, in order to use the ferocity of sharks to set off his tenacious and indomitable spiritual qualities.

Personal understanding, willing to help you!

c d A person can be eliminated, but it is impossible to defeat it.

Santiago, the old fisherman, is the last tragic hero portrayed by Hemingway, and the final summary of the tough guy character he portrayed throughout his life. The fate of the poor and unlucky old fisherman Santiago is sad, but he is a failed hero, "an undefeated loser", Hemingway's tough guy character is attached to the character of Santiago like an elf, which is a symbol of Hemingway's "tough guy" spirit, whether he is intentional or unintentional, whether consciously or unconsciously, as a powerful embodiment of Hemingway's "iceberg principle".

Santiago is an "old man fishing alone in a small boat in the Gulf Stream." The torments of life and the years of life had made him "thin and haggard with deep wrinkles on the back of his neck" and "every part of his body looked old", but his eyes were "as blue as the sea, pleasant, and not discouraged." At the beginning of the work, the old man is catching up with "bad luck" (that is the worst word for bad luck).

Eighty-four, for eighty-four days, he didn't catch a single fish, which was really unlucky for a fisherman who fished for a living. Even one of the children who had been with him for a long time had to leave him on the fortieth day.

The old man Santiago constantly dreamed of the psychological situation of lions, which implied the author's basic requirements for rising up in life. Hemingway believed that a person's vision of things is the most important, and a writer's vision of things is the ** of the work. Then, if all living beings also have their own vision for the cause they pursue and control, that is, everyone has a lion in their dreams, then this vision or this lion will become the force that leads the struggle of life.

It is a metaphor that the old man has a sense of ambition and a thirst for power.

People must be bold in all difficulties (the old man struggles with all kinds of difficulties at sea), and he must be at peace (the old man should enjoy the fruits of the loss when he finally fails to get it).

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