Nickname reading answer urgent! 10

1 My mother, who had been silent, suddenly raised her head and there were tears in her eyes. She ran, waved her hands, and blurted out

Write back, Miao'er! ”

Especially the above sentence.

Mom still can't change my nickname after all.

2, the mother called her nickname contains the mother's selfless love and affection for her daughter.

3 At the end of the article, it is shown that in the incident of changing the name, there is a rift in the relationship between the mother and daughter (the daughter has grown up, and many things are not up to herself), which has caused a certain amount of damage to the mother, and the daughter has felt this a little bit, (I was stunned for a moment, my heart seemed to be slammed by something, and tears came out of my eyes) It shows that the author feels that the care and love of the mother has never changed since she was a child.

It expresses the author's parents' love for the author when he was growing up, and the author's ideological understanding of this love from not understanding to slowly understanding.

1 When you put me on the train, she blurted out Miao'er.

2 Mother's deep affection for herself.

3 From not understanding his parents' love for him at the beginning to understanding his parents' deep love and concern for him.

"Miao'er" in the eyes of the son's seemingly name, the "Miao'er" in the father's and mother's hearts has gone beyond the scope of the name, has been derived into a kind of love for the son, when the son is going to go away, the mother's sentence "Miao'er" expresses the inextricable love for the son, so the "what" here is the parents' love for their son.

It is revealed that the author called her nickname again because of her mother, and her inner feelings fluctuated very strongly, and feelings such as reluctance, nostalgia, and guilt all came to her heart.

"Miao'er" seems to be a name in the eyes of the author, but in the hearts of the father and mother, it has gone beyond the scope of the name, and has been derived into a kind of love for the author.

18 The thread that runs through this article is . (2 points).

19 What does the word "stunned" in the second paragraph say about the mother's mentality? (3 points).

Answer: 20 At home, how does "I" feel whenever I hear my mother call "me" by my nickname? What kind of thinking and understanding does it show "I"? (3 points).

Answer: 21 In the section "Farewell at the Station", the author uses the methods of description, description, and description to show the mother's deep love for her son. (3 points).

22 Should my mother call me by my nickname? Please share your thoughts. (4 points).

18, my nickname "Miao".

19. It shows that the mother is surprised that her child said such a thing, and finds that there is a gap between her and the child, and she is very sad.

20. "It's a little uncomfortable to hear my family call me by my nickname again, as if I have a feeling of not being respected", which shows that I have a strong self-esteem as I grow older. There is a certain distance from the parents.

21. Demeanor, movement, and language.

22. Just be reasonable.

1. Write synonyms of the following words.

solemn (solemn), stunned (surprised), chic (novel), kind (good-intentioned), sad (gloomy), soothing (appeased).

2. Combined with the content of the article, talk about the meaning of the added words.

1) So my grandfather, who knew a lot about Sven, named me Miao'er. Added words: Sven (learned, a little cultivated).

2) Dad thinks there should be a decent scientific name. Dotted words: decent (identity, face).

3) Ping screams happily while making chic gestures in the air. Braille: chic (special, distinctive).

4) Mom was silent, looking a little sad. Braille words: Gloomy (lost).

3Read the full text, talk about the emotional change process of "me" when my mother calls her nickname, and why there is such a change.

At the beginning, it didn't matter if I called a small name when I was young, but when I had a big name, I felt shameless and embarrassed to call a small name. When I called my name in front of my classmates on my birthday, I felt ashamed and thrown home. And the classmates also felt that the nickname was funny, and in the end, when the mother called the nickname, she felt her mother's love for her.

4 At the end, "I was stunned for a moment, and my mind seemed to have been slammed by something." What exactly is this?

Affection, and my ignorance. I didn't understand my mother's love for me, but I hurt my mother.

1.(1) Because the author thinks that nicknames were shouted when he was a child, and being called nicknames is to be treated as a child.

2) He feels like he's grown up and wants to be respected by others.

2.On my birthday, my mother called me by my nickname.

3.Because in my mother's eyes, I will always be her child, the child who grew up shouting "Miao'er" from a young age, so at the moment of separation, my mother blurted out my nickname again.

I'm working on this as well. to find out. Nothing. Ask for answers.

1. Because I have grown up and have self-esteem.

2 My 16th birthday, class reunion, mom