Skylark, 6th grade reading questions, eagle and lark reading questions

1.1. In paragraph 1, which item should be filled in the sound of the beast? （b ）

a, bark, hiss, b, bark, hiss.

b. Calling hissing barking c. Calling hissing barking.

2. In the second paragraph, fill in the two words "resemblance" and "imitation" with opposite meanings.

God-like, created.

3. The fifth paragraph is a description of the image of the southern lark, this description shows the characteristics of the lark, please summarize it in your own words. (no more than fifteen words).

Fly fast, shout happily, and scream while flying.

4. See above, in paragraph 9 ( ), which group should be filled? （d）

a, will be called healthy and cheerful b, call for help majestic and joyful.

b. Learn to call it bloated and bright d. Learn to have a rich and clear tongue.

5. What are the following generalizations that do not conform to the meaning and characteristics of this article? （ce）

This paper can be divided into three parts, the first layer is 1 4, the second layer is 5 9, and the third layer is 10 11.

b. The lark described by the author has a symbolic meaning, it symbolizes the liberation-seeking, freedom-loving, energetic warrior.

c. After the author writes about the larks in the south, he writes about the larks in the north, which highlights the image of the southern larks by degrading the north and praising the south.

d. The author objected to the lark being kept in a cage because the lark lost its vitality when it was kept in a cage.

e. This article mainly adopts the writing method of layer-by-layer foreshadowing, combining fiction and reality, and wanting to capture the old and indulge to highlight the image of the lark.

Disagree The author writes this only to emphasize the opposition to the lark in a cage.

7. Since the title of this article is a lark, of course, it is mainly written about larks, but why do you spend a lot of space writing about other birds?

This is done in contrast, with other birds learning their tongues in the cage, and the larks are crying freely. The image of the lark is rich, and the lark is vigorous and jubilant.

1, b 2, godlike, creation;

3. Fly fast, shout happily, and shout while flying.

4、d 5、c、e

1, b 2, godlike, creation;

3. Fly fast, shout happily, and shout while flying.

4、d5、c、e

6. Disagree The author writes this way only to emphasize his opposition to the lark being kept in a cage.

7. This is the use of the contrast method, with other birds learning their tongues in the cage, lining the larks to cry freely. The image of the lark is rich, and the lark is vigorous and jubilant.

1.Bird (chirping), dog (barking), cat (calling), donkey (hissing), horse (calling) 2Self-created Blinded 3

Naughty and mischievous larks playing in the bamboo forest. 4.（d） 5.

c）6.The author disagrees, because any kind of bird is free!

7.This is because the author wants the reader to feel from other birds that the lark is the most in need of freedom. (Uh, if you're satisfied, let's figure it out, as long as you're around the lark's 、、。

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"I want to remind you of this: I can fly as high as you," said the lark. I can sing, and I give joy and joy to the other creatures of this land. You can't make people happy and you can't make people happy. ”

The eagle was angry, and he said, "What a joy, a joy! You presumptuous little thing! As soon as I peck in the mouth, you will die. You're the size of my feet. ”

The lark leaped up and landed on the eagle's back, pecking at his feathers. The eagle was so angry that he flew into the sky and tried to shake off the bird on his back, but he couldn't. In the end, he had to fly back to the rock on the hill with the little thing on his back in his back even more annoyed.

The eagle said to him, "Get out of here, it's my family's business, my brother and my lark." ”

The cry is no more brittle than it used to be. I'm getting dumber. Every time at dawn:

The cry was melancholy. When we let it go: its cry is loud (or cheerful).

The image of the lark: the pursuit of freedom, yearning for the clouds. 2 Sympathy or pity.

1) Listen to it sing hoarsely, thinking it is tired. The elderly are advised not to tease it anymore. (2) Listen to its cry full of melancholy, think that it is hungry, and give it food.

3) Pick up the feathers under the cage and feel its pity deeply. (4) I felt that it was yearning for the clouds, so I secretly released it. (3 points are awarded for three of the latter questions)3 (1) Excitement:

After the lark is freed, he appears excited, happy (joy) (2) confused: he can't figure it out, he can't figure it out. It is written here that my sister and I are full of melancholy and confused about the lark's call.

4 (Describe the mental activity of the lark in the first person around the joy, excitement, and gratitude to me and my sister after the lark was freed.) Example: I can finally get close to the clouds I haven't seen for a long time, and I can fly freely again.

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to escape the cage and return to the clouds. 5 (The focus of this question is to analyze the description of the action - bumping, bumping, squeezing, staring and its functions) Example: This is a description of the lark's action, which describes the anxiety and pain of the lark in the cage, and shows its desire and yearning for freedom and the cloudy sky.

Example 2: Talk about the desire for freedom from the perspective of a lark. Example 3:

From the perspective of an old man, talk about the condemnation of selfish behavior.

Choose me, the teacher said.

Since or also in any way then.

4.The lark's qualities of optimism, happiness, freedom, bravery, and kindness.

5.Its claws are so long that it is unsuitable for inhabiting in the woods.

6.The use of "unfortunate" and "pathos" to reflect its natural optimism.

7.It's in its nature to have an optimistic spirit.

8.Because it has sunshine and love.

9.What a turbulent and risky life she had to live when she hatched her chicks!

A: The tension of the lark is vividly written.

How could a shallow piece of grass hide her little darling from the dogs and falcons for the mother?

Answer: Write about the lark's responsibilities as a mother.

10.This is a phrase that I will never forget, as pure as the sky, as clear as a stream, and cheerful!

11.The lark, the national bird of France. Living in the ditch, he is happy, kind, and optimistic, and reproduces for half of the year. The claws are so short that they cannot inhabit the woods.

1."It's so tired of singing. "We all said so, and went and advised the old man not to tease him. (Black Tea Man Ask for Adoption).

The rhetorical device of anthropomorphism is used. It vividly depicts the tired condition of the lark in a state of loss of freedom. It deepens the main theme of the article and reflects the lark's desire for freedom and the cloudy sky.

2.It flew to the willow treetops at once, and was excited with the willow tops, and some of it was unsteady on its feet, and it was almost about to fall.

Using anthropomorphic rhetorical techniques, he depicts the psychological activities of the lark around the joy and excitement of the lark after he regained his freedom and gratitude to me and my sister, giving it a human color.

Most larks feed on insects and seeds on the ground. All larks have a high, melodious sound. Skylarks are suitable for living in meadows, arid plains, muddy places.

Black Tea Man Seeking Adoption) is naturally optimistic and likes sunshine and love. Not afraid of hardships, it is a rare bird of croppers and a national bird.

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Sentence 1: She always accompanies them diligently.

Function: Vividly writes about the lark always with people and her nature.

Sentence 2: She is the daughter of the day.

Function: The lark's optimism and love for sunshine are vividly written.

2 Write it yourself.

Ahhh

Sparrows hiding in their ears I don't know where the sparrows have gone.

To use a fashionable phrase, they evaporated from the earth seemingly overnight. Now, it's just a few memories of me.

In my childhood, it was an animal that could be seen everywhere and was even closer to our lives than chickens and dogs. They are in the tile holes, in the grass huts, chattering, giving birth to children; Sometimes the black pressure is overwhelming, on the hillside, in the dam, competing with the farmers for the food they need to survive. And the hatred of my friends and I comes from their audacity and casualness.

We took out their eggs, threw their unfurnished children on the ground, or fed them into the saliva mouths of the kittens.

No one told me that it was a killing and cruelty.

Later I learned that they were stealing far less food than they had taken out of the mouths of the pests; They are all inhabitants of the earth and have the same right to live as we do. And the damned human race, once mobilized its own men, women, and children for their own selfishness, and carried out a great purge ...... one race against anotherNo cruel slaughter had wiped out this little Cinderella-like race. But now, where have all the sparrows gone? Chemical fertilizers, pesticides, ......If it is not the chronic poison dropped by humans that caused the overall demise of the sparrow, then it must be that the sparrow would rather die than live next to the human race.

Sparrows have gone far from our lives. No complaints, no resentment. I think the sparrows must have taken refuge in my ears, and the chirps that remained in the back of my mind often rang in my ears for no reason.