Question 1:C
Question 2: D.
Question 3: A.
Question 4:( 1) Do a good job in school education and tell the people the truth of filial piety repeat
Question 1:C
Question 2: D.
Question 3: A.
Question 4:( 1) Do a good job in school education and tell the people the truth of filial piety repeatedly, so that the white-haired old people will not walk on the road with things on their backs or shoulders.
(2) There is nothing wrong with a gentleman learning from others and behaving himself every day.
I want to write this poem and carve it, but I'm not good at writing.
Question 1: test analysis: c (beggar, request. )
Comments: For the understanding of notional words, we should pay attention to the relevant contents of the original text, and we can use substitution method to solve this problem when we straighten out the main idea of the article. Every time I meet a notional word with a dot, I will substitute the meaning of the notional word in the option to see if it is smooth, so that after reading the article, the problem of notional words will be solved.
Question 2: Analysis of test questions: ①A and B can't reflect Fu Qingzhu's wildness; C.② can't reflect his integrity. So choose D.
Comments: To do this problem, we must first find out what is said in each clause. Then look at the requirements of the stem. This question is different from the one we often do. Explain that Fu Qingzhu is wild and upright, that is, the first sentence shows that Fu Qingzhu is wild and upright, and the second sentence shows that he is upright, so we must be careful in doing this kind of questions.
Question 3: Test analysis: Item A, "Don't write unless it is a good day", does not mean that "every creation should choose a sunny Mid-Autumn Festival". )
Comments: This type of question is an examination of the overall reading ability of classical Chinese, covering a wide range, requiring candidates to grasp the meaning of the article as a whole, which is a high-level requirement for the reading ability of classical Chinese. The options given in the title are subtle and specious, and you may make mistakes if you are not careful. The key to doing the problem is to strictly compare the original text and carefully distinguish right from wrong.
Question 4: Analysis of test questions: (1) When translating this sentence, "Xu Xun" refers to the school, "Shen Xiao" refers to the adverbial post, and "negative wear" refers to the adverbial with something. (2) In this sentence, "day" and "knowledge" are wise and knowledgeable, each accounting for 65,438+0 points, and the semantic integrity is given 65,438+0 points. (3) The word "ancient" in this sentence only means writing, each with 1 minute, and the semantic integrity is 1 minute.
Comments: Translating classical Chinese sentences is a necessary question for reading classical Chinese. We require literal translation as the mainstay, supplemented by free translation, and every word must be implemented. When translating sentences, we should pay attention to finding the correct score point. Common words, flexible use of parts of speech, special sentence patterns, and different meanings in ancient and modern times are all easy to be designated as scoring points.
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Fu Qingzhu is famous for his paintings and calligraphy, but he is not easy to create for others. Once, a friend came to Fu Qingzhu for advice on painting. He said, "Painting is a trivial skill, but I must paint nature with a brush. Every time you draw, you should choose a good time first. Unless it is sunny, you won't start writing. It's hard to go against your wishes today, so I'll make an appointment on Mid-Autumn Festival night. If the weather is sunny, there is no wind and the moonlight is bright, I will prepare a pen and paper to draw for you. " ?
That day, the weather was really sunny and cool, and my friend was very happy. He knew that Fu Qingzhu liked drinking, so he drank with him, and he didn't stop drinking until the sun went down in the afternoon. So he asked the waiter to grind thick ink, spell out two squares, spread a piece of jade board paper more than ten feet long, took out a iron ruler and put it on the four corners of the paper, saying that when the moon went to the East, it would be painted with candles. After a while, the moon came out and he was very happy. He asked the waiter to bring a big bowl of thick ink and put it on a few cases beside him, so that everyone around him would step down and start painting by himself. My friend stood in the distance and peeped, only to see him dancing like a madman. The friend went straight behind him and hugged his waist. Fu Qingzhu screamed, sighed and said, "You are ruining my mood. What should I do! " So I threw away my pen and wiped the rotten paper. Seeing his head covered with ink and sweating like rain, his friend quickly washed him with water and sent someone to send him back.
When Zhongan Temple in the capital was completed, the monks in the temple admired Fu Qingzhu's reputation and asked him to write an inscription on the plaque of the temple. Fu Qingzhu refused because of the monk's bad behavior. Knowing that Jia and he had a good relationship, the monk lured Jia with a large sum of money and asked him to ask for help. A didn't dare to turn to beg rashly, and considering that he couldn't reply to the monk, he later thought of a way, so he bought good wine and invited Fu Qingzhu to give a banquet, and made a five-line poem in advance, in which the word "Zhong An" was embedded. He took advantage of drunkenness, picked up a pen and wrote this poem, wrote it many times, and tore it up many times and threw it away. Fu Qingzhu squinted at him and smiled. Jia said: "There is a screen at home. I want to write this poem and carve it on it, but I'm not good at writing. " At that time, Fu Qingzhu was drunk and said, "How about I write for you?" A said happily, "It's a pleasure." Fu Qingzhu will go to the newspaper office soon, so he began to write. Jia asked, "Since you gave me calligraphy, please write your name again." Fu Qingzhu smiled and agreed. Jia mou turned out the word "hit Zhongan" and handed it to the monk, who put it on his forehead. One day, Fu Qingzhu happened to pass by buddhist nun, and was surprised to find that his name was engraved on the plaque, and the brushwork was indeed his own. He read it, pondered for a long time, and suddenly remembered that the screen poem written for Jia had these three words, only to realize that he had been betrayed by Jia, so he broke off his friendship with Jia.