Primary 6 Workbook Spider Two Answers

a) Since then, I have paid attention to how the eight-legged "Zhuge Liang" catches the flying general, and I can see that it has various ways to catch it. If a gnat or other small insect flies in, touches the web, and is struggling, the spider suddenly arrives, hurriedly catches it, bites it in the "mouth", sucks its juice, or bites back into the web**, as if we bite a piece of bread or a biscuit, without effort. If it is not one of these little worms that is thrown into the net, but a flying worm with great strength, it shall run in a hurry, and shall release the silk and bind it with its foot, until the victim shall not move.

If the flying man who comes will be with a spear, for example, a bee or a spider will see that it is stuck in a web, and rush to the front, wrap it around its body with silk, and turn around and leave, lest it be thrown by its javelin. But it didn't go far, and then it turned around, circled again, and walked away again. Then he ran around a few times in quick succession, and only when he saw that the strength of the general's struggle was weakened, did he approach its side and tie it up finely.

b) Spiders are widely distributed and have a wide variety of species, with more than 35,000 species being discovered. The general size is like a broad bean particle. But in South America there is a bird-eating spider that is as large as a human hand.

In April 1925, a male spider was captured in Mount Gabri, Guyana, with a length of *** centimeters, a straight body of 255 centimeters, and a weight of more than 50 grams. Coincidentally, in 1945, a female South American bag spider was caught in the Medios region of Brazil, with a total length of 24 centimeters and a weight of nearly 84 grams, which is the "weight champion" among spiders so far. However, there is a male spider in the Samoan archipelago, which is only *** centimeter long, which is smaller than the comma in print, and only 1 560 times the size of the marsupial spider, which is simply the ratio of a frog to a car!

1.The objects of the descriptions A and B are spiders. Due to the different angles of explanation, they also differ in terms of description content, language style, etc. Try to read carefully and compare and analyze. (16 minutes).

1) Similarities:

2) Differences:

Paragraph A. Paragraph B.

2.When the armor introduces the predation of spiders, what is the order of explanation? Do you think this order is reasonable? Why? (6 points).

3.Can the word "general" be removed from the sentence "the size of the general is like a broad bean particle" in text B, and why? (4 points).

…1. Similarities: Explain that everything is a spider.

Differences: A] text [B] text.

Similarities indicate that the objects are all spiders.

Differences: Description : Predation method species.

Language style: vivid and popular, professional and rigorous.

Others: Illustration of analogies and examples, Illustration of numbers, and methods of comparison.

2. The order in which the total score is explained. I think this order makes sense. Because this makes the article clear and hierarchical.

3. It cannot be removed. Because "general" plays a general role in the sentence, removing it will change the meaning of the sentence.

4. Writing only one will not work. Because it will make the article more convincing and attractive to the reader.

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1 The main body of the article is based on the change in the author's feelings about spiders, please use appropriate words to describe this process.

Disgust – Understanding – 2 points).

1) "I" in the paragraph sees it.

2) "it" in the paragraph.

4 In the first paragraph of the article, "If you are willing to look at it from a different point of view, from a certain angle, it will be a most original and beautiful picture." Using the example below, you can choose one of the natural objects offered and write your opinion from a different perspective. (4 points).

Example: Balloons.

The first vision: your belief is to constantly pursue higher goals.

Another way to put it another way: the bigger you blow, the closer you get to the brink of destruction.

Alternative things Kites, cacti, bamboo, chopsticks.

Selected Things: First Vision:

Another way to look at it:

b) Spider (14 points).

1 Sympathy (pity), appreciation (appreciation) (meaning is enough, 1 point for each place, a total of 2 points, and points will be deducted for typos).

2 (1) It will always spread its net to catch bugs. (2) A tidy house with cobwebs will make people feel that the owner is not diligent in cleaning. (1 point for each place, a total of 2 points, you can also use the original text directly).

3 (1) Crawling so terrified and struggling (or "being a member of nature" or "having the right to live") (2) The will to struggle is so tenacious (1 point in each place, 2 points in total).

4 (4 points) is reasonable, each opinion is worth 2 points out of 2, and points are deducted for far-fetched meaning. (1 point for answering two perspectives, but not symbolic, but only superficially descriptive; 1 point for choosing "kite" that mechanically imitates example sentences).

Example: Kite: Your ambition is in the blue sky, no matter how high you fly, your fate is still in the hands of others.

Cactus: Only you can bloom in the desert with the grace of youth Covered in thorns, how can others get along with you?

Bamboo: Always humble and upward, no matter how beautiful the appearance is, it can't hide the emptiness of the chest without ink.

Chopsticks: I have endured all the hardships of the world and have been picky and selective all my life, but in the end I am still mastered by others.