The Grasshopper Entering the City reads the answer, and the Grasshopper reads the answer

25.(2 points) I bought a grasshopper for my son, and after talking to the man who sold the grasshopper, I bought another one.

26.(2 points) industrious, thrifty, simple, kind, loving (full marks for words and three points) 27(2 points) Expressing deep sympathy for the peasants who have moved to the city, and deep sighing for the difference between urban and rural life.

28.(3 points) After "I" learned about the family situation of the "man selling grasshoppers", I wanted to do my part to help him.

29.(3 points) "A family in the city" strolls through the streets and parks with their children after dinner, enjoying the comfort and comfort of life; After dinner, the adults of the "country family" are weaving the gnat's cage and arranging the family's agricultural tools, and the children go to the field to catch the gnat, still working hard for their livelihood.

1 does not call. Call. Keep barking.

fist-sized.

Uneasily. Pathetic.

As if calling, pleading.

Keep it in a cage and it's! No! It's crying! It's so uncomfortable to be in a cage, it's crying.

The gnats were released by the white-haired old man.

Because he "sighed" after hearing the children's emotional discussions

The author's intention is to inspire us to live in harmony with animals and with nature.

The family members have become "accustomed" to the cries of the gnats, so why do they complain again? Why are there differences in the attitudes of adults and children towards the non-stop cries of grasshoppers?

2.Why did the old man say that the gnats were ?.. to bite through the cage and escape?

A: 1(1) Because it was a hot and humid night, it was difficult to fall asleep, and people at that time were inevitably upset, so they complained.

2) Children's childlike innocence and curiosity make them feel fresh about everything, and they will not have the kind of troubles and pressures that adults have when they grow up, and the whole thing is a relatively relaxed state, so the surrounding environment will not have any impact on them.

2.An emerald green grasshopper crawled restlessly in the cage, and two long, thin tentacles protruded from the small round hole of the bamboo cage from time to time, shaking pitifully a few times, as if calling and praying for something.

As mentioned above, its yearning for freedom, although I don't know if it really bit through the cage and escaped, but grandpa hoped for it.

1.The clue of the grasshopper is the order of time.

2.After listening to his son's complaints, and listening to the discussions of his grandson and granddaughter, he felt that although he was kind enough to buy it back, it was as if he had done something wrong if he made his family too noisy. So sighed.

3.No. It was the action taken by the old man after sighing.

1. With the efforts and support of his grandfather and Mr. Xu, Tianle, a rural child who lost his parents, paid the tuition fees he had owed for a long time and was finally able to study happily. 2 Grandpa sacrificed his dignity as a human being, and Mr. Xu sacrificed his love. 3The protagonists of this ** are grandpa and Teacher Xu, who paid a lot of price for Tianle to be able to go to school, and are the objects of praise and eulogy.

4 This article uses the sunshine to contrast the painful feelings of grandpa and teacher Xu when they made self-sacrifice, and at the same time, the sunshine is used to highlight the simplicity and carefree nature of Tianle's childhood life. 5 Judging from the plot at the end of the article, Mr. Xu finally affirmed Tianle's innocence, which shows that this topic entrusts the author's thinking and sincere call to solve the problem of poor rural children going to school.

1,9-year-old Tianle, who lost his parents, with the efforts and support of his grandfather and teacher Xu, paid the tuition fees that he had owed for a long time, and was finally able to continue to study without worries.