Please do a few reading comprehension questions, 1 2 6 can not be done

3. Understand the meaning of words in context.

A blow to the head: It's when you're addicted to someone who gives you the harshest warning to understand what you're doing.

Suddenly: suddenly; Suddenly.

The sun and the moon are like a shuttle: a metaphor for the rapid passage of time like an arrow and a shuttle.

4. Do you admire the old man in the text? Why?

I admire because he can proceed from reality, see the essence of the problem from the surface of the problem, solve the problem fundamentally, and change a young man's mind.

5. What did you learn from Darwin, Hemingway, and Marie Curie?

As long as there is a definite goal, at any time, and doing anything, it will not hinder thinking and research, and even help it to think and research, they think they are wasting time, but in fact they are not wasting it. Or as long as you want to work hard and really put it into practice, it's never too late.

Example: The story of Darwin's painting of eggs, from painting eggs to become a painter, illustrates that only by starting with small things can you succeed with meticulousness.

He who gives up time, time also gives up on him. —Shakespeare.

The way to get the job done is to cherish every minute. Darwin.

Reasonable time management is equal to saving time. Bacon.

1. Write synonyms. Visit-(narrow-(troubled-(2. Add punctuation where there is no punctuation in the text.

3. Understand the meaning of words in context.

A blow to the head: Suddenly: The sun and the moon are like a shuttle:

4. Do you admire the old man in the text? Why?

5. What did you learn from Darwin, Hemingway, and Marie Curie? You.

What else do you know about the three of them? Write down what you know.

6. Write down your favorite sentences.

7. What other quotes have you accumulated to cherish time, please write one or two.

1 A little boy became Ming in the United States because of his big nose.

2 When you encounter something that makes you unhappy, you should not only see the bad side, but you should change the window and think about the other side of the matter, and you may be able to succeed.

3 should not suffer from gains and losses because of your shortcomings, become very melancholy, there is still a lot of sunshine in life, as long as you think in a different direction, maybe you will find your sunshine

(1) It is a happy place, with a warm big stove, fragrant roast goose, a beautiful Christmas tree, and grandma's meticulous love, where there is no cold, no hunger, and no pain.

2) The author's purpose in writing this way is to highlight the misery of the little girl's real life, and to express the author's deep sympathy for the poor people and the strong dissatisfaction of the society with the disparity between the rich and the poor.

Maybe it's a paradise, there is no war, it's a peaceful, happy life.

The author's purpose in writing this is to express his yearning for that kind of life.

They flew away in light and joy, higher and higher, to a place where there was no cold, no hunger, and no pain.

The questions are: 1. There is no cold, no hunger, and no place of pain. What kind of place is it, please describe it in a few words.

2. What is the author's purpose in writing this?

Please read "The Little Match Girl" and read it carefully.

1 Run. Trust, believe.

2 And his mother weaved with poise.

3 We should look at the problem based on accurate factual materials, and use the eyes of Sui Xiaoshu to guess and lose, and not easily believe some rumors. Rumours that are unsubstantiated are terrible. Cautious travel (the right intention).

The square of y + 3y-1 = 0

y+3-1/y=0

y-1/y=-3

Both sides are squared.

y²-2+1/y²=9

y²+1/y²=11

The sides are then squared.

4th power of y + 2 + 1 power of y = 121

4th power of y + 4th power of 1 y = 119

1．b 2．d

3 Qian Xuesen, a famous scientist in Hu Muliang in China, resolutely chose the road of returning to China in the face of the Americans' heavy money to retain him. 4．d