Lesson 21 of the second grade book of the Ministry Edition "Fox False Tiger Wei" illustrated explanation

Knowledge points

I will write

Food shí (food, food, food)

Object wù (object, animal, physics)

Grandpa yé (Grandpa, Grandpa, Oh My God)

Just jiù (is, achievement, will be)

Claw zhuǎ (claw, claw, claw tip)

God shén (spirit, spirit, attention)

Live huó (activity, life, work)

Pig zhū (wild boar, pig head, pork)

I would recognize

False jiǎ (rockery, true false, what if)

Wei wēi (might, might, prestige)

Turn zhuàn (turn, turn, turn around)

Pulling chě (pulling, pulling flat, pulling)

Voice sǎng (voice, voice, voice)

Pie pài (faction, style, faction)

Violation wéi (violation, violation, disobedience)

Anti-kàng (resistance, resistance, flood resistance)

Tàng (rush, one trip, river trip)

Naà (accept, receive, adopt)

Stuffy mèn (stuffy, stuffy, stuffy)

Shòu (suffering, acceptance, victimization)

Deception piàn (deceived, deceived, deceived)

Borrowing jiè (borrow, IOU, excuse)

polyphone

Turn zhuàn (turn)zhuǎn (turn)

Stuffy mèn (wonder) mēn (stuffy)

False jiǎ (true and false) jià (holiday)

synonym

Lush - lush Defiance - disobedience - disobedience Wondering - Curious

Seek - Find Always - Usually

Look east and west – left and right

antonym

Dense - sparse Wonder - Understand disobedience - obedience

Half-believed — convinced — looking around — keeping your eyes peeled

Understand the words

Fox False Tiger Wei: A Fable of the Han People in the Pre-Qin Era. False: Borrow. The fox uses the tiger's threat to scare off the beasts. Later, he used the metaphor of "fox false tiger power" to rely on or rely on the power of others to oppress and intimidate people.

Lush: (Grass and trees) are lush and dense.

Seeking: Striving to meet or get the person or thing you need.

Catch: Catch, catch, used in spoken language.

Bone Lulu: Describes a very fast rotation.

STUNNED: Dumb, lost.

Command: An instruction from a superior to a subordinate.

Prestige: Awe-inspiring momentum or grandeur.

Divine vitality: Describe the appearance of being very imposing, very grand, and very arrogant when you think you are superior.

Half-believing: Half believing, half doubting. Believe and disbelieve, not sure whether things are true or false.

Look east and west: Look around. Swinging: Deliberately shaking your body when walking. Describe an arrogant mindset.

Sentence parsing

1. The cunning fox rolled his eyes and asked the tiger in his throat, "Do you dare to eat me?" ”

The image of "Bone Turn" shows that the fox has many ghost ideas and is very cunning. "Pulling the throat" shows that the fox deliberately pretended to confuse the tiger. Embolden yourself with loudness.

2. "God sent me to take care of your beasts, and when you eat me, you disobey God's orders." I see how bold you are! The tiger was blindfolded and released its claws.

The fox moved out of God, because the fox knew that all the beasts were afraid of tigers. Although the tiger is the king of the forest, it is also managed by God, and the fox uses God as its shield, so it easily blinds the tiger.

3. The tiger follows the fox towards the depths of the forest. The fox was alive and shook his head and tail; the tiger was half-convinced, looking east and west.

The fox is described as "alive" and "shaking his head and tail", which shows the fox's pretense to the fullest. The tiger, on the other hand, is "half-convinced" and "looking east and west" to write about the funny appearance of the tiger being fooled but not knowing it, and the sharp contrast between them highlights the cunning of the fox.

Problem summarization

1. Why should a fox "fake" the majesty of a tiger?

Because the fox was caught by the tiger, the fox was afraid that the tiger would eat it.

2. How does a fox "fake" the tiger's majesty?

The fox asked the tiger to follow it to the hundred beasts.

3. How did the hundred beasts react when they saw foxes and tigers?

Beasts of all sizes were so frightened that they ran away.

4. What story is this text telling? What does it tell us?

This text is about a fox who used the tiger's might to scare away the hundred beasts in the forest. Tell us that some people in life use the power of others to scare people, but in fact, they do not have the real ability.

5. We know that the fox scares away the beast under the guise of the tiger's might, what do you want to say to the tiger?

Tiger, you have been deceived, the cunning fox has used your might to scare away the beasts.

Textual topics

This article is about a fox who uses the tiger's might to scare away the beasts of the forest. Tell us that some people in life use the power of others to scare people, but in fact, they do not have the real ability. Satirizes the treacherous cunning of the bully.

Graphic interpretation

Synchronous Exercise 1

Synchronous Exercise 2

Refer to the answer

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