See the answer to question 7 for the joke of drinking ink.

Choose the correct pronunciation and indicate it with "√". Record (load) load (uncover) the fruit

2. Find the antonyms of the following words from the article. Reward (punish) Excellence (inferiority) neatness (scribbling) 3. Add appropriate related words in brackets in the text. (Not only) it is stipulated that candidates who answer questions at will and have scrawled handwriting on the test paper should be fined for drinking ink, (and) it is also stipulated that the amount of ink should be fined.

As long as you drink ink, you will become knowledgeable and cultured. 4. Change the following statements into rhetorical questions.

Aren't some children making jokes because they misunderstood the meaning of "drinking ink"? 5. got it. The word "er" in the third section of the article plays a connecting role. This section means that "there is no ink in my stomach" not only means that I have no culture, but also means that my writing is sloppy and unreasonable. People with high education are considered to have ink in their bellies, while those with low education have no ink in their bellies.

6. Select the article center with "√".

(1), the article tells us that with the progress of history, the meanings of words are constantly evolving. () (2) The article should tell us the origin and present significance of the word "drinking ink". …( √ )

(3) The article should tell us the origin and present significance of the word "drinking ink". …………( )