Three points should be emphasized:
Grasping the eyes of poetry, grasping the image and understanding the artistic conception is to see clearly the most important and key words, their main tone and feelings, and the contents and thoughts you want to express in these short words of ancient poetry.
Some multiple-choice questions test its thoughts and feelings, location, or season. First, write poems about scenery (lyric), notes (nostalgia), history (nostalgia), things (ambition), countryside (landscape), frontier fortress (battle) and so on.
Attention! Each category is basically the same. Pastoral poetry, for example, is nothing more than expressing a person's quiet feelings, staying away from secular hermits, or enjoying an idyllic and leisurely life. It is much more convenient to know these answers.
If the topic is obviously sad, it is obviously wrong to say that it is heroic and magnificent in the multiple-choice question.
In addition to major categories, in recent years, there have been some poems by unknown famous poets (such as listening to Shu monk Zhuo playing the piano-Li Bai). Then analyze and answer questions according to what you know about the poet, his writing style and his life.
For example, a poem by Li Bai, depressed and frustrated, is obviously mostly wrong.
Some options will mention the meaning and analysis of some specific words in the poem. At this time, we can understand them by remembering the images (pine, bamboo, plum, red dove) and scrutinizing the surrounding words. If you want to memorize all these words, it's impossible. The exam will be based on your ability to analyze, scrutinize and feel the poet's thoughts and feelings. How can you test the students?
If you have more time, you'd better lay a good foundation. It will be amazing to recite ancient poems of various types and authors every day. Personally, I don't particularly emphasize rhythm and balance in the exam. After all, this test is not easy, and most of the current textbooks don't pay much attention to stereotyped writing, so the test is more flexible.
My own ancient poetry used to be unstable, and it hurts to be wrong in three-point multiple-choice questions ~! Later, I read more poems and did more questions. The big question of ancient poetry is whether it is good or bad. From online sharing. . . . . .