Chinese one lesson and three practice to get the answer to the Childlike tutoring

Just hit it on the top (childlike).

Just hit it on the top (childlike).

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1.Mosquito watching crane 2iQue "Mountains and Forests" 3Shrimp toad swallowing insects.

The whole text revolves around the word "fun", revealing the magical and wonderful hearts of children.

Therefore, there is sometimes interest outside the object" is the finishing touch of this article.

Through rich imagination and careful observation, the childlike fun becomes beautiful and peculiar, and a lot of "extra-object fun" is obtained.

1. The fun of watching mosquitoes like cranes, 2. The fun of traveling in the mountains and forests 3. Repelling shrimp and toads, 4 fun.

5. Fun outside of things, 6. Arouse children's curiosity 7. Imagination.

(Mosquito Watching Fun).(iWandering in the mountains and forests).(Fun of Forest Worms).

The whole text revolves around a "fun".

Mosquito watching is like a crane. (iWandering in the mountains and forests).Watching insects in the grass to drive away shrimp and toads.

Watching mosquitoes flying, seeing grass as a forest, whipping shrimp and toads, and surrounding interesting words Our teacher has just finished speaking.

There are five of them.

Discerning: The metaphor is that people are very shrewd and can see any small problems clearly.

Behemoth: Something that is outwardly huge.

Comfortable: Describes a pleasant and contented appearance. Aberdeen.

Summer mosquitoes become thunder. The buzzing of mosquitoes on a summer night is like the sound of a swarm of mosquitoes. Thunder.

Opened eyes. Early Leakage: Able to look at the sun with wide eyes, excellent eyesight.

Summer mosquitoes become thunder. Discerning.

Behemoth.

1. D: . . The way it looks.

a, there is a lot of interest outside the object (of) look up (here refers to the scene of "cranes dancing in the sky") the heart of the (particle, not translated) item is strong (pronoun, referring to such a landscape (crane dancing in the sky)).

b. Take insects and ants as beasts (put) to spray smoke (with) c. Spit out the tongue and swallow (be) the two insects are strong (because) 2. Write the omitted content in the following abbreviated sentences in the corresponding brackets.

1) (I) look at it with my head held high, and the item is strong.

2) One day, see two (only) insects fighting (in) among the grass.

3) Squat often so that (of) the same as the platform.

3. Reasonable, compare the sound of mosquitoes to "cranes"; The gesture of mosquitoes flying around in the smoke is compared to the crane dancing in the clouds, which fully reflects the wonderful imagination of the author!

2.(1) more (2); In (3) of 3Reasonable, comparing "summer mosquitoes into thunder" to "cranes chirping in the clouds" can better show the innocence of "me" and the love for small animals. (maybe incorrect).

Do it yourself, and think about it. It's not very difficult...

(1) For: The term is strong for the sake of it. The tongue is spit out and the two worms are swallowed. Taking clumps of grass as a forest is to see.

2) View: To do the Qingyun White Crane View is the landscape, the scene. Hold your head up and look at it.

3) Zhi: Therefore, the interest outside the object is mosquitoes. Looking up at it is the shrimp toad. The other courtyard is the shrimp toad.

4) to: Xu spray to smoke is used. Take the gravel bulge as the mound is the put.

I don't have a book on hand, but it's feasible to type the topic?

The author loves the thoughts and feelings of small animals.

The whole text revolves around the word "fun" and writes three interesting things: First: Watching mosquitoes become cranes, slowly spraying smoke to make them fly in the smoke The second thing: Wandering in the grass, taking the clumps of grass as the forest, the insects and ants as the beasts, the gravel as the mound, and the concave as the gully, and the fugus in it.

The third piece: whip away shrimp toads, catch toads, whip dozens, drive them to other courtyards.

The author experienced the pleasure of pleasure in the first thing.

In the second thing, the author experiences the joy of being at ease.

The author experiences the joy of the third thing.