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Anonymous users2024-02-0718 Explain the meaning of the punctuated words in context. (2 points).
Tingting:19 The first paragraph uses a descriptive expression to write about the remnants of the lotus.
paragraph 1 applied.
The expression praises the spirit of the remnant lotus. (2 points).
20 Read and appreciate the following sentences as requested. (4 points).
1) From a rhetorical point of view:
Its shallow, deep green leaves are condensed with puddles of dew, and in the sunlight, they resemble a few pearls rolling on a transparent jadeite.
Appreciation: (2) From the perspective of meaning:
Some of the leaves had already been torn by the autumn wind, and some were curled into black balls, but they were still high in the air.
Appreciation: 21 What are the similarities between the broken walls and pillars of the Old Summer Palace that the author repeatedly mentions when writing about the remnants? (2 points).
22 What is the difference between "leaving the remnants to listen to the sound of the rain" and "listening to the remnants of the rain in the sound of the wind and rain"? Combined with the context, talk about your understanding. (4 points).
Answer 18 Sample answer: This refers to the upright and beautiful appearance of the lotus flower. (2 points).
19 External form (image).
Argumentative, lyrical (Rating: 2 points.) 1 point for each blank, and no points for the second blank if only one correct answer is given).
20 (1) Example: In the sentence, the "green leaves" are compared to "transparent jade", and the "puddles of dew" on the green leaves are compared to "pearls", vividly and vividly depicting the verdant and crystalline green leaves, and the roundness and agility of the dew.
2) Example: The words "torn" and "curled into a black ball" in the sentence reflect the devastation of the "autumn wind", while "still" and "high qing" highlight the unyielding and arrogant character of the residual lotus (lotus leaf).
21 Both are devastated, broken in appearance, and indomitable in spirit. (Rating: 2 points.)
Only answer the last two sentences, to the effect that it is correct. If you extract from the article that "it is the same as the broken wall left by the Old Summer Palace, it is a symbol that seems to have been destroyed but can never be destroyed, and it is an unyielding silence" is worth 1 point).
22 "Leave the remnants to listen to the sound of the rain" The focus of listening is the sound of the rain, which expresses a kind of aesthetic taste; "Listening to the residual lotus in the sound of wind and rain" highlights the spirit and strength of feeling the residual lotus.
23 This refers to the remnants of the Old Summer Palace, although they have been damaged and broken, but they are still confident and arrogant, showing a beautiful spirit.
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Anonymous users2024-02-0618 Even if the remnants of the Old Summer Palace are broken, they must stand tall and upright, and even if they are broken, they must guard their roots, showing an indomitable spirit; 1 point It contrasts with the ruins of the Old Summer Palace, which has a symbolic effect and reflects a kind of historical vicissitudes and national integrity. 1 point out of 2
19 The questioning is to lead to the following writing about the beauty of the residual lotus (for the following to express the spirit and strength of the residual lotus) 1 point, using lotus flowers and lotus leaves, "the vulgar beauty of red, red, green and green" and "the mediocre beauty that caters to the season" to contrast (set off) the residual lotus "contained in the broken and withered".
The kind of self-confidence and solitude in it, the kind of noble poignancy (spiritual beauty) that is full of incomparable self-confidence that is displayed until the end of life" 1 point (2 points in total).
20 Use the metaphor to write vividly about the beauty of lotus flowers and green leaves. The use of overlapping words increased the beauty of the rhyme by 1 point.
21 Use withered stems, withered leaves, withered canopies, etc., to express "strength" and "spirit." 1 point.
Dry Stem: As long as it is not broken, it will stand tall in the air. 1 point.
Dead Leaves: As long as they are not torn, they still hang high in the air, guarding their roots even if they are lodging. 1 point.
Decay: Although some have turned black, they are still held high in the air, upward, unyielding, confident, lonely and tall, and can never be destroyed. 1 point.
Lotus seeds: After midwinter, new sprouts will break through the water again. 1 point (3 points will be awarded for answering any 3 of the above 4 points).
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