Describe Todd's smile with two four-word idioms.

1. Please use two words with the word "smile" to describe Todd's smile.

Smile, smile, smile from ear to ear. Analyze Todd's image. 1. Self-study teacher: You can't wronged a good person and never let go of a bad person.

Todd and the boss are ghosts. Is there any evidence? Can you find evidence from the text? This is a skimming of the text, you need to read it yourself and realize it. Ghosts generally have ghosts and ghosts.

Underline the sentences that best reflect Todd's ghosts, and then summarize the words that best reflect his ghosts. 2, communication (1) judge a life by appearances 1: I waited for ... to finish ... before leading me ... people refused to ... give me the worst.

Teacher: Raise your hand if this sentence is also scratched, which really reflects Todd's ghost face. Scratch what is not scratched. Health 1: judge people by their appearances, but look down on them.

teacher: which word did you learn from? Health 1: The last one, the worst one.

Teacher: Which word in particular? Circle the word (lame) What is lame? Health: Not suitable.

awkward. Teacher: One word to explain that is-poor.

is it contemptuous to give me the worst clothes? You have a good experience. You write the word judge a book by its cover on the blackboard.

write on the blackboard: judge a book by its cover (2) be mean. 2: That guy ... be mean ... of course ... a rich man ... a big bill. Teacher: What the hell did you realize? Health 2: Mean.

teacher: circle the meanness. How do you realize Todd's mean ghost from these words?

Please write on the blackboard: mean students: irony. Of course ... Big bills.

teacher: I think ... large bills. Did Todd already know that I was a millionaire in rags standing in front of him at this time? What he said was ironic, and what he wanted to express in his heart was-Health: You have no money.

teacher: you poor man, you have no money at all. Is there another word that makes us feel that Todd is really mean? Health: Hum.

teacher: this shows disbelief. let's experience it together. Let's make a noise and read the hum.

read raw. Teacher: Where did this voice come from just now? (Nose) What is the nose usually used for? (Breathing) It hurts to talk with your nose.

everyone says a good word is warm in three winters, and bad words hurt people in June. We must never talk like Todd.

(3) Seeing the money's eyes open, it's false. 3: He smiles ... wrinkles ... spiral lines .... Teacher: Raise your hand if you draw it down.

Everyone who has read this text will think that this sentence is so well written that it vividly depicts Todd's ghosts. Health: When you see money, you will be greeted with a smile when you have money, and a cold face when you have no money.

students: money worship. Health: Money is paramount.

show me this passage. Teacher: What does this passage describe Todd? (emoticon) What's in the expression? (Laughter) Do you study laughter? Can you name more than 8 different smiles? Health: Smile.

sneer. Wry smile

have a good laugh. Laugh at

a smile is better than a smile. Giggle.

sneer. Teacher: Say it one by one, and you can say more than 2 kinds.

The teacher also found a passage, which is also a kind of laughter. Show me the words to laugh: The most lively laugh is a burst of laughter ... The most touching smile is ... The most hurtful smile is ... Teacher: Excuse me, what kind of smile does Todd belong to? Have you ever seen such a smile in your life? People who have never seen such a smile are definitely lucky and happy.

Teacher Yu tried to find a smile like Todd from the Internet, looking and looking, looking and looking, but she couldn't find it. I didn't give up, and I searched and searched, and I found it with great effort.

want to see it? Show me Sha Pigou's face. Teacher: This is Todd's smile. Do you know it? (Sha Pigou) This is Sha Pigou.

The teacher thinks this is Todd's smile. Look, what are the lines here? Reading sentences, there are ... and ... just like you go to ... and look back, you will find Todd's smiling face too-raw: disgusting.

ugly. Insane.

teacher: it's disgusting. Teacher: Todd is not ugly. Why is he so ugly when he smiles? Health: in context, this big ticket can't be exchanged. There are embarrassment, embarrassment and greed in the smile.

teacher: to whom is his smile? (Money) Please come to the stage and write: Seeing the money, starting the teacher: not sincere, but false, so it is very embarrassing. Therefore, another ghost product of Todd is-insincerity.

who wrote it? Have you ever seen a person's smile written like Mark Twain? When you write a person's smile, what do you usually write? Health: After hearing this joke, the whole class began to burst into laughter. Teacher: Yes-holding your stomach and beating the table (please do it) Teacher: You can describe the smile by grasping the action.

not only you, but also famous writers. Show me the famous passages of laughter in A Dream of Red Mansions.

normal school reading. Teacher: What do you think of these people's smiles? Health: I have a very happy smile.

very cool. Teacher: What did Cao Xueqin catch these people to describe laughter? Do you know why they laugh so happily? So bent over backwards? Health: Because Granny Liu said doggerel when she went to the Grand View Garden for dinner.

Teacher introduces the origin of this laugh. Wang Xifeng ... Liu Lao Liu ... shows a laugh written by the teacher himself. Teacher: After reading this passage, I want to hear your feelings. Health: Mother smiled happily.

it's brilliant. Teacher: What am I writing about my mother's smile? (emoticon) what method was used? (figuratively) Compare the tattoo on the corner of the eye to A Man Called Autumn Flower, and write that my mother laughs really-brilliantly, really-happily.

teacher: no one can describe a person's smile like Mark Twain. Let's take a look at Mark Twain's passage again. Why write Todd's smile? (Like me, scratching the wrinkles on my face) How did you write it? (Like me, metaphorically) Compare Todd's smile to the appearance of throwing a brick into a pond, and then compare it to … pieces of lava on Mount Vesuvius.

teacher: have you ever seen a brick thrown into a pond? Have you seen the lava on the volcano? Teacher: The teacher taught us that the two things to be compared should be similar. Show me the volcano picture, teacher: Is it like a person's smile? Health: No.

teacher: not at all. Is Mark Twain unable to write an article? Health: He wants to use this ugly situation to describe a person's ugly face.

Health: an exaggeration. Teacher: You are really a master of languages.

I caught Todd's smile (writing on the blackboard: smile) with exaggerated and ironic brushstrokes, and vividly put it. 2. The sentence describing the change of Todd's smile in The Magic of Money

You can find the sentence describing their language, actions and manners

For example, Todd: That guy put on a very mean face and said, "Oh, really? Well, of course I expected that you didn't bring any change. I think a rich man like you can only bring big bills. "

Boss: The boss took a look, blew a brisk whistle, got into the pile of clothes rejected by customers, turned it back and forth, and talked excitedly all the time, as if talking to himself. . . . . .

The back part is too long, so I won't type it out. Anyway, just find out the sentences

that describe their language, movements and demeanor.

I hope it helps you! !