Venetian boats, what valuable questions can be asked in this text?

1. What are the aspects of the text? Please follow the narrative order of the article.

2. The Venetian dinghy is about "twenty or thirty feet" long, and it is shaped like a "crescent moon" and a "water snake", why is it designed like this?

Hint: Venice is a world-famous city on the water, with rivers crisscrossing and urban buildings built along the water, so Venice has become a city where boats replace cars, and boats have become the main means of transportation, which is equal to cars on the street. If you want to move freely through the narrow river, the dinghy can only be narrow and long.

3. "No matter how crowded it is, he can always turn left and right and squeeze through." "This is meant to illustrate that aspect of the gondoliers of Venice?

4. Who is written in the text to sit in the dinghy? What do people do in dinghies?

5. Why do you write about the night view of Venice at the end of the text, and what does it have to do with the dinghy? What does it mean?

Hint: The text ends with the quiet night of Venice to further set off the role of the dinghy, showing that people have a close relationship with the dinghy, and the noise and silence of the whole city are premised on the movement and immobility of the dinghy.

6. In what ways does the dinghy play an important role for people?

The Boat in Venice is a scenic essay by Mark Twain, which shows the magnificent exotic scenery and the unique role of the boat in a flexible and changeable sentence.

The text starts with what "I" saw and felt, first explaining that the dinghy is the main means of transportation in Venice, then detailing the unique structural characteristics of the dinghy, then talking about the superb piloting skills of the boatman, and finally saying that the dinghy is closely related to people's daily life. Grasping the characteristics of things and combining people's activities with scenery and customs to describe them are the main characteristics of the text.

About the Author. Mark Twain (November 30, 1835, April 21, 1910), formerly known as Samuel Langhorne Clemens, was an American humorist, writer, and famous orator, and an outstanding representative of American realist literature in the late 19th century.

Most of his major works have been translated into Chinese. His thoughts and creations are also manifested in the development stage from light and funny to spicy satire to pessimistic and misanthropic, with spicy satire in the early stage and more exposed and intense language in the later stage. Mausoleum nucleus.

The text consists of 6 natural paragraphs, which are divided into 4 paragraphs.

The first paragraph: (the first natural paragraph) explains that the dinghy is a means of transportation in Venice.

The second paragraph: (23 natural sections) introduces the unique structural characteristics of the dinghy.

Paragraph 3: (Paragraph 4) Talking about the skillful piloting skills of the boatmen.

The fourth paragraph: (five or six natural paragraphs) introduces the relationship between the dinghy and people's daily life.

The text focuses on the appearance of the boat, which is an important means of transportation in Venice, the skillful driving skills of the boatmen, and the important role of the boat, showing the unique scenery of this city on the water.