How to understand the tenth paragraph of Triumph The role of a single Catching Up in the Summer Fie

1 All the victorious returns, here is used to describe the old man, vividly written to see the old man in this chase finally won the victory.

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1.From the description of the old man in this article, what kind of old man can you analyze what kind of old man he is?

A: It can be analyzed that he is a loyal and conscientious old man.

2.Sort out the main changes in the psychology and behavior of "me" in being chased. In the following alternative answers, fill in the following boxes in turn, and the correct three items are A

Full of self-confidence bGentle and comfortable cCan't run out d

Started to confuse eSelect Discard fVictorious.

The correct ones are a, d, e

3.The two items that were inaccurate in the analysis of the selected texts were (c) and (d).

a.The title of the selected article, "Catching Up in the Summer Field", explains the time and place of the incident, and summarizes the main content of the article.

b.There are many descriptions of the old man's limping and chasing after him in the text, which strongly highlights the old man's spirit of never giving up.

c.The first paragraph writes that the watermelons in the melon field "stare at me naughtily like a child", which fully expresses the happiness of "me".

d.The word "triumph" in the first paragraph vividly writes the appearance of watching the old man of the melon finally win in this chase.

4.Combined with the context, analyze the underlined sentence in the first paragraph [This is like a horse running in the wind, the horse is faster than the wind, but the horse can never run the wind in the world].

Answer: This passage compares "me" to a horse, and compares the old man to his style, even if "I" run fast, the old man will still chase after me, as long as I stop, he will definitely catch up with me. This layer of meaning is expressed in the words, so that the sentences are more vivid and intriguing.

5.Why do you think the old man insists on chasing "me"? In this chase on the summer field, what kind of life insights did you gain?

Answer: I think the reason why the old man insists on chasing "me" is because he wants to use his actions to tell the "me" who steals melons to be loyal and conscientious, even if you don't complete the task in the end, but at least you have done your part.

The teacher said it. ）

11.tells the story of a naughty and interesting experience of the author's childhood in the summer field12From the smug joy at the beginning, it gradually turned into panic, then to nervousness and fear, and then to finally relief.

13."The word "triumph" not only expresses the fact that the old man has successfully completed the pursuit, but also shows the tolerant demeanor of the old man as an elder.

14.The description of the scenery is to bring out the author's happy and joyful mood.15The elderly embody a strong sense of responsibility, a serious attitude towards the protection of the melon fields, and at the same time reflect the tolerance and potential moral influence of the elderly towards the youth.

Good works are always so intriguing, like this "Catching Up in the Summer Field".

I'm a teenager, I'm tall and long-legged; He was an old man, even limping.

But in this chase, I failed.

What is it that makes me fail? Is it my restless heart? It's still the old man's persistent footsteps.

Many times, when we are too sure, we are like the proud rabbit in the tortoise-rabbit race, disdainful of the slow tortoise, but we don't want to, but we are overrun by the tortoise.

Should we say we're too stupid, or are we turtles too smart?

No, we just lack a firm courage, an indomitable will.

So, we can only look at others and return triumphantly.

This chase will eventually become the eternal memory of "me" and our precious treasure.

Who knows, don't be arguing here.

15.According to the order of the narrative, please sort out the main changes in the psychology and behavior of "me" in the process of being chased. (No more than 4 words per blank) (4 points).

Answer: Easy and happy

16 Savor the underlined sentence in the first paragraph, and talk about its expressive role in context. (4 points).

17 Why do you think the old man insisted on chasing after "me"? What did you learn from this chase in the summer field? (150 words or less) (7 points).

Answer: 15Answer: (1) I can't support it (2) I start to get confused (3) I get scared (4) I choose to give up.

A total of 4 points. A total of 4 blanks, 1 point for each blank).

16.Sample Answer: Vividly write that "I" is running under the pursuit of the old man, and although "I" is faster than the old man, I can never get rid of his persistent pursuit. A total of 4 points. A total of 2 content points, each content point 2 points, the meaning is correct).

17.Key Points of the Answer:

Question 1: Fulfill the duty of guarding melons and educate children who steal melons with actions.

The second question: Identify the goal, persistently pursue, not afraid of difficulties, never give up Do things should be loyal to their duties and fulfill their duties.

A total of 7 points. The first question is worth 2 points, the second question is worth 4 points, and the expression is 1 point, as long as you answer one of the main points or other answers that fit the context, that is, the forest rent can be scored).