What would have happened if Minnie hadn t cleaned up the dust under the carpet

It's so well written! Very imaginative!

Minnie Mouse will be God'———

The significance of the image of Minnie in "Dust Under the Carpet" in today's society:

Minnie didn't clean up the dust under the carpet, and deep down she couldn't calm down, always thinking about "dust under the carpet!" Dust under the carpet! The author's use of repeated rhetorical devices here, and the use of exclamation points at the end of the sentence, indicates that Minnie Mouse is engaged in a fierce ideological struggle.

The author uses the image of the star "through the window, winking at her", and uses the language of the star "that little girl, honest and kind" to express Minnie's inner contradictions and struggles. Eventually, honesty prevailed: "She couldn't take it anymore, so she picked up the broom and began to sweep the dust under the carpet."

In short, in the real society, we must learn to be honest, independent, brave and responsible.

Invite students to summarize Minnie's personality and talk about the relevance of Minnie's character in modern society.

In the discussion of this issue, teachers should guide students to combine some characteristics of the current only child, especially the weaknesses, and conduct in-depth discussions on the various phenomena of arrogance, lack of diligence, and poor self-care ability in their lives.

The title "Dust Under the Carpet" is very meaningful and intriguing. I don't see what the author is trying to say from the title. Reading through the text, it is clear that "dust under the carpet" is the key to the story.

point, which hints at the main content of the text. The little girl Minnie Mouse consciously and actively cleans up the dust under the carpet is an important plot to show Minnie's honesty, and it is also a major part of revealing the theme of the work.

Birds chirp in spring, wildflowers bloom in summer, trees lush in autumn, and snow flies in winter. All year round, in the eyes of these two happy children, they are full of joy. But one day, dear mom got sick.

Both of them were sad. It's winter and a lot of things need to be bought. Minnie Mouse and her sister sat by the fire, discussing with each other, and finally Minnie Mouse said

Dear sister, I have to go out and look for a job because the house is running out of food. So she kissed her mother farewell, wrapped herself tightly, and left the house. There was a narrow path in the forest, and she decided to follow it until she reached a place where she could find work.

Oh, my God! The little girl said, "Why is it so dirty here?" As soon as her hands warmed up, she began to tidy up the house.

She washed the dishes, made the bed, wiped the floor, straightened the carpet in front of the stove, and arranged the twelve small chairs in a semicircle along the stove. [Sentence explanation: Minnie Mouse began to work as soon as she entered the door, reflecting her hard-working and kind character.]

No sooner had she done that the door opened, and in came twelve jolly dwarfs than she had ever seen. They were only as tall as a carpenter's ruler, and each of them wore yellow clothes. As soon as Minnie saw them, she knew they must be the dwarfs in charge of gold in the mountains.

Oh! The dwarfs said in unison, and all their words were as good as singing.

Isn't that pleasing and surprising?

We couldn't believe our eyes!

Then they saw Minnie Mouse and cried out in surprise

Who is this, so gentle and beautiful?

It turned out that the person who helped us was a strange little girl.

That morning, Minnie Mouse looked out the window to see the dwarf who went to work, and she saw a beautiful sight on a glass that she had never seen before.

There are beautiful palaces, silver towers, and colorful glass on the spire, everything is so novel and beautiful. She watched with relish, forgetting even the work she was going to do, until the cuckoo chimes on the mantelpiece struck twelve [Sentence note: Write that the beauty of the scenery outside the window intoxicated Minnie Mouse and paved the way for Minnie Mouse to have no time to clean the dust under the carpet later.

…Soon the dwarfs came home. The house looked the same as usual, and they didn't say anything. Minnie didn't think about the dust under the blanket anymore until she got into bed and saw the stars winking at her through the window.

Then she remembered the dust under the carpet, for she seemed to hear the stars saying

That little girl, honest and kind. ”

Dust under the carpet! Dust under the carpet! [Sentence explanation: The author writes with repeated rhetorical devices.]

Minnie Mouse had a fierce ideological struggle. That little voice in Minnie's heart was saying. She couldn't take it anymore, so she picked up her broom and began to sweep the dust under the carpet.

Explanation: Finally honesty prevailed, and she finally picked up a broom to sweep the dust under the carpet] But, oh, twelve glittering gold coins lay under the carpet, round and shining like the moon!

Someone will come to Minnie Mouse and ask her about the dwarf's whereabouts.

You write along this line:

Isn't her mother sick and her sister lame, but she has exchanged her sincerity, kindness, and diligence for a healthy and happy life ......for the family

But, oh, under the carpet lay twelve glittering gold coins, round and shining like the moon!