Language question 6 I don t understand the meaning of this question .

Words go home. (I don't understand the meaning).

Hot - (Heat) - Fiery Red) - Red Fire) - Flame) - Hot Story - (Thing) - Lover) - Personnel) - Accident) - Story Severe - (Fierce) - Color Blind) - Blind Obedience) - Strict) - Severe 2Imagine and complete the sentence.

1) The moonlight sprinkled on the field, (like a brocade quilt on the field).

3. Explain the words as they are.

Example: Standing by – Apathy.

Covering the sky with one hand - (deception, domineering, deception).

Two sleeves breeze - (incorruptible).

Hand on the roll - (diligent study).

Ruthless - vicious.

Desperate – (brave).

Adaptability – (Flexibility).

Rejuvenation - (Clever Wisdom).

Words go home. (I don't understand the meaning).

Heat—(heat)—angry)—angry)—inflamed)—hot story—(thing)—lover)—personnel)—accident)—story harsh—(strong)—color blindness)—blind obedience)—strictness)—harshness.

2.Imagine and complete the sentence.

The moonlight fell on the field, (like a silver garment for the field).

3. Explain the words as they are.

Example: Standing by – Apathy.

Covering the sky with one hand - (deception).

Two sleeves of fresh breeze - (incorruptible).

Keep your hands on the book – (studious).

Ruthless - vicious.

Desperate – (brave).

Adaptability – (Flexibility).

Rejuvenation – (superb).

1.Heat-(heat)--can fight)--fire)--inflamed)-hot story-(thing)-lover)--popularity)--sake)--story harsh-(powerful)-harmful)-people)-family-strict, referring to the father)-stern 2(1) The moonlight falls on the field, (like a blue wave on a calm sea).

3.Cover the sky with one hand——(

Two sleeves breeze - (incorruptible).

Hands on the scroll - (diligent).

Ruthless - vicious.

Desperate – (brave).

Improvisation - (Ingenuity).

Rejuvenation - (Clever Wisdom).

I have limited abilities and can only reach this level.

1.One part (paragraphs 1 to 3) briefly describes the continuous attempts of the descendants of Yan and Huang to realize the thousand-year-old dream of flying away from the earth and traveling in space, focusing on the first rocket flight of the Renshi class attempted by Wan Hu in the Ming Dynasty. The second part (paragraphs 4 to 9) describes the vigor and vitality of China's space industry since the founding of the People's Republic of China, from the successful launch of the first artificial satellite to the success of China's first manned space flight, and the dream of the Chinese nation for thousands of years has finally become a beautiful reality today.

In the third part (paragraph 10), the brief annihilation depicts the higher and more splendid dreams of the descendants of Yan and Huang, landing on the moon, exploring Mars, and traveling deeper and farther into space.

2.A way to explain the truth in a description of the facts.

One of them is the way this text is written.

.Understand words in context. (3 points).

Fame: suddenly from ordinary to extraordinary that everyone knows.

Swept away: all at once.

It shows that the little boy's sadness is gone.

What does "you opened the wrong window" mean in context? , refers to the fact that you are pessimistic about your own nose by mistake.

What does it mean to change a window?

Look at it from another angle and look at it with optimism. (3 marks) Think about what is the main content of this short article?

3 points) Anything bad has a good side.

As long as we face him with optimism, he will become brilliant.

Why do you say that changing a window can open the door to success, talk about your understanding? (3 points) Optimism is the right attitude towards life.

What did you experience and what inspirations did you learn from reading this article? (2 points). If you realize that a person's shortcomings can no longer be changed, you might as well see it as a good thing that others don't have.

6.Please use two appropriate words to evaluate Teacher Mary's practices or qualities.

2 points) Teach students according to their aptitude.

Come rain come shine.

Wind and rain are merciless. Stood.

Stormy. Wind and rain.

A promise. Blew.

A word for money. Laugh at the daughter.

Plummeted.

A word of gold, a misstep of a thousand hatreds, a thousand falls, a promise of a thousand gold, a thousand shots, a thousand dollars. Wind and rain, wind and rain, wind and rain, wind and rain, wind and rain, wind and rain, wind and rain, wind and rain.

Blew.

A long way. Plummeted.

A word for money. A promise.

Come rain come shine. Impermeable.

Stormy. Stood.

Wind and rain. Wind and rain.

The wind and rain are miserable.

A thousand falls, a thousand words, a thousand understandings, a thousand miles, a thousand shots;

Wind and rain in the same boat, rain or shine, wind and rain, wind and rain, wind and rain, wind and rain do not change.

Alone refers to owning more than two houses in the urban area of Taizhou.

Explain with knowledge of language grammar: This sentence is a sentence in which the subject is omitted when the subject is clear.

The whole sentence structure is predicate + definite + double object (two objects are connected with "or").

Predicate: to have (verb).

Definite: "of" (adjective) in Taizhou urban area

Object 1: A single house with a construction area of more than 140 square meters.

Object 2: Two or more houses.

It should be two sets in Taizhou city.

Alone refers to owning more than two houses in the urban area of Taizhou.

That is, there is a house with an area of more than 140 square meters, or there are two houses, and the area of these two sets is not limited.

Have more than two houses in the urban area of Taizhou.

It's not that "it has a single set of construction area in Taizhou urban area".

That is, there is a set of 140, or two sets of 140 (a total of 280).