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Living in a competitive atmosphere is the only way to be strong, and in the absence of natural enemies and the pressure of survival, it will lead to self-destruction. I've compiled the "Thank Your Opponent" reading answers, hoping to help you.

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A zoological scientist found a strange phenomenon in the investigation of the movement of the two banks of the Orange River in Africa: the antelope that lives on the east bank of the river is more fertile than that on the west bank, and their running ability is also very different, and the antelope on the east bank runs 13 meters faster than the antelope on the west bank every minute.

Zoologists are puzzled by these differences, because antelopes live in the same environment and eat the same food. At the initiative of the zoologist, the animal protection organization conducted an experiment in which 10 antelopes were caught on the east and west banks of the river and sent to the opposite bank, resulting in 14 antelopes sent to the west bank and only 3 antelopes sent to the east bank. Zoologists found that the other seven were all eaten by wolves.

The mystery was finally revealed, and the antelopes on the east coast were strong because of a wolf pack living nearby. In order to survive, they live in a "competitive atmosphere" every day, so the more they live, the more effective they become; The antelopes on the west coast are weak precisely because they lack natural predators and have no pressure to survive.

This phenomenon is also enlightening for life, which sometimes needs an opponent, a little pressure, and a little tribulation. I remember that there is a medical material that shows that people who do not have a cold once a year are 6 times more likely to develop cancer than people who have frequent colds. It may seem a little strange, but it's true.

There is also an idiom called "mussel disease into a pearl", because the mussel is embedded in the sand, it secretes a substance to heal the wound, and over time, it forms a crystal pearl.

There is no need for us to hate the enemy and the pressure, in a sense, we should be grateful for it, because all of this is the motivation that you have yet to transform. In fact, if you think about it carefully, you may find that sometimes what really makes you persevere and motivates you to move forward is often not good times or friends, but those opponents and pressures that may put people to death.

1. The argument of this article is:

2. The reason why the antelope on the east bank of the river is strong is that the antelope on the west bank of the river is weak.

3. The role of the last paragraph of the article in the structure of the whole text is:

4. Reading this short essay reminds us of this quote from Mencius and the views of the British biologist Charles Darwin.

5. Which sentence in this article do you feel the most and why?

1. Life needs pressure and opponents.

2. Living in a competitive atmosphere There is no pressure to survive without the enemy.

3. Point the question. 4. Born in adversity, died in peace and happiness, natural selection, survival of the fittest.

5. (omitted).

Only by getting close to the opponent and understanding the opponent can we know the opponent's weaknesses and defeat the opponent.

I've done this reading, but I forgot the question, so it's best to add it.

What is the central thesis of this article.

1. The argument of this article is that life needs pressure and opponents.

2. The reason why the antelope on the east bank of the river is strong is that they live in a competitive atmosphere, and the reason why the antelope on the west bank of the river is weak is that they lack natural predators and have no pressure to survive.

4. Reading this short essay will remind us of Mencius's "Born in sorrow and died in peace", and the British biologist Charles Darwin's view of natural selection and survival of the fittest.

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There is such a story: after the white tiger was kept in the zoo, it completely lost the majesty of the king of the mountain, lying on the grass every day and waiting for the staff to feed, even if there were animals coming, they completely ignored it and no longer took the initiative to hunt. What is the reason for this?

It turned out that after the white tiger stayed away from the forest, because there were no other male tigers to compete with it for territory, and there were no worries about animals competing with it for food, the white tiger did not worry about eating or sleeping every day. Every day, after eating and sleeping, it eats and eats, and as a result, it loses its predatory skills and becomes more and more lazy. The staff tried a lot to do the sedan car leather method, but they couldn't make the white tiger recover the ferocity that the tiger should have.

Later, the director came up with a way to put a fierce male tiger and a white tiger together. In this way, the white tiger looks around vigilantly all day long, and as soon as it sees the male tiger intruding into its territory, it roars and drives the male tiger away, which is the opposite of the previous lazy state. When everyone asked the director why he put the male tiger and the white tiger together, the director replied:

The tiger is fierce by nature, but if it has no opponents, it can become lazy. Falsehood" is said to everyone.

When I lose an opponent, I slacken, I become lazy, and I stay at the starting point forever. On the contrary, there is competition where there is competition, there is progress where there is competition, and success can only be achieved if there is progress. We spend our whole lives in competition, and our opponents will change again and again, and only after many tests and defeats all opponents will we reach the end.

There is a passage in "Thanksgiving to Opponents": "Opponents make us successful, and the stronger the opponents, the stronger we will be; Our opponents have trained our minds, and the more experienced our opponents are, the more mature we are. Competition will inevitably meet opponents, welcome opponents, thank opponents!

Yes, a person, why would he succeed? Because his opponent is strong enough and sophisticated enough.

I learned a truth: if there is no opponent in life, life will be boring, we will not have the joy of life, the strength to fight and the skill of survival. The adversary is our enemy and our friend, who is like a measuring stick that lets us know our strengths and weaknesses; He is like a mentor who lets us know where to go next.