Reading in Childhood Ask a few questions and help me answer them!! Urgent

1. A wooden plaque on the firewood door; drive out the arrogant abacus teachers; the top student in the class; Peony flower when learning English.

2. Quirky and fun.

3. (1) The exaggerated technique of "swollen like steamed buns" shows our naughtiness and the teacher's "ruthlessness", vividness and vividness.

2) "Less without great ambition" may be self-deprecating, showing a rebellious image of being naughty, unmotivated, and conflicting with the values of the time.

4. The description of flowers is to write that Ji Lao associated the bitterness of learning English with flowers, but because he intended to look at flowers, he had a very good feeling about English.

5. I will join it, naughty and lively is the nature of children, there is no need to be a good baby.

When I was in school, my language was okay, but now it may be much worse, this is the answer I made myself, I hope it will be useful to you, but I hope you don't copy the answer, many things must be handled by yourself, there will be gains, otherwise you will regret it later.

I can't find the answer to this question on the Internet, sorry, you can only do it yourself.

1。In connection with the full text, what is the purpose of this article titled "Childhood Bells"?

2.What interesting childhood life stories are described in this paragraph? Please briefly summarize.

3。What is the effect of the parenthetical use of a series of verbs in the first paragraph?

4。Talk about your understanding of the bracketed sentence in the context of the paragraph.

5.Some students think that the first paragraph has little to do with the topic and should be deleted. Please share your thoughts.

2.It tells the story of the poor facilities of the primary school back then, but the students still worked hard to study and raise the national flag on important festivals, as well as the school bell and the sports activities of the students.

3.It not only shows the liveliness of the students, but also expresses the author's nostalgia for his childhood life at that time.

4.When we grow up and start a family to pursue a better life, we lose the joy of our childhood and our innocence in life, that is to say, when we pursue material life, we must also have some indispensable spiritual things, such as the innocence and simplicity of childhood.

5.I think it shouldn't be deleted, but it is more worth retaining, the second paragraph tells the environment in which the author grew up in childhood, indicating the natural background of the article, making the article more convincing and credible, the title of the article is "Childhood Bells", and this paragraph gives countless childhood bells: crisp reading, childish singing, hearty birdsong, gurgling stream, but more related to the topic.

1 Gentleness means that he never forgot his homeland on the Rhine, the great river of solemn fatherhood, as he called "our father Rhine";

Desolation refers to Beethoven's difficult childhood, unlike Mozald, who enjoyed the warmth of family.

2 "The cruel melancholy of Agabi's illness" refers to Beethoven's loss of his beloved mother, who died of lung disease; Beethoven thought he was suffering from the same disease; He was in pain all the time.

3 The "sad fact" refers to the fact that Beethoven, when he was seventeen years old, was the head of the family, was responsible for the education of his two brothers, was too drunk to preside over the door, and was afraid that he would waste it, and gave his pension to his son.

4 "My hometown, the beautiful place where I was born, is always so beautiful and bright before my eyes that it is no different from when I left it. ”

5 miserable: The father wants to develop his ** talent and show him off like a prodigy. At the age of four, he was nailed to the front of the violin all day, or confined to his home with a violin, almost crushed to death by heavy work. He was fortunate not to be forever disgusted with the art.

Brutality: The father had to use violence to force Beethoven to learn. As a teenager, he had to worry about financial problems, and how to earn his daily bread was a premature task.

6. It expresses Beethoven's strong longing for his hometown in his later years and the contradictory and tangled psychological characteristics of Beethoven's miserable childhood life that made Beethoven unwilling to return home.

Excuse me, but are you talking about the reading experience of childhood or the reading experience of Gorky's childhood??

(1. In this passage, A refers to (grandma).

2 (Father and mother love each other and want to get married, but they are opposed by their grandfather, and finally successfully complete the wedding with the help of their grandmother.) ）

3. Before, I had a (smallpox) disease; Then I injured both legs because I was lying in the snow and freezing for a long time, so "I" was lying down listening to my mother's wedding story.

Design five exercises.

1 In this sentence, the author regards his grandmother as his friend, and the title of the article is "childhood friend", is this title appropriate? What can reflect the relationship between the two as friends?

The tone of speech is "warm and soft".

For the treatment of the problem of sleeping - "if you don't want to sleep, you can't sleep".

Handling of the question about the baby bottle – "How did you break the milk bottle yesterday?" You whisper."

My grandmother had "such a warm and soft tone", "spoke as if she was singing with her heart", and "she ...... when she smiled."flashes with a pleasant light" and other positive descriptions and the psychological feelings of "me".

The side description can reflect my grandmother's love for "me".

3 This article focuses on the creation of a character, showing us the image of a plump grandmother. So what methods of description did the author use when portraying the characters?

physical depiction; action depictions; Linguistic depictions.

4 What kind of person do you think the author's grandmother was through these descriptions? Analyze the content of the article in detail.

Loving, cheerful, optimistic, persevering, hardworking and capable.

Loving-kindness – "a warm and soft tone"; "I was singing as if I was singing with my heart, and every word was as gentle, bright and rich as flowers, and it was firmly engraved in my memory at once."

Optimism, perseverance—" When she smiled, her eyes as black as a cherry ......But the whole face still looks young and bright"; "...... through her eyesWarm glow".

Industrious and capable—"bent almost hunchbacked......Acts as briskly and agile as a big cat" (indicating that my grandmother was responsible for heavy labor and hard life).

Interspersed with three depictions of the eyes).

5 In order to better express the characters, the article also uses words that are extremely expressive and full of feelings. When portraying the image of my grandmother, I used a lot of these words, so let's look for them. What specific purpose does the writer use these words?

Pleasant", "happy", "young", "bright", "happy", "warm", "light", "agile", "cute".

They are all compliments that express praise for the grandmother.

6What is the purpose of the description of physical appearance in the first paragraph of the article?

Writing about the unsatisfactory life of my grandmother also contrasts with the gentleness of my grandmother's attitude towards "me" in the later text.