A passage describing an elephant, grade two.

A passage describing the second-grade elephant is as follows:

1, the elephant's ears are bigger than pig's, like a banana fan of an iron fan princess, and its long nose swings left and right to find something to eat.

2. Elephants have a shadow-wall-like body, pillar-like legs, cattail-fan-like ears and jade-branch-like teeth, all of which give people a surprisingly big feeling.

An elephant's ears are like a huge fan, its nose is like a slide, and its four legs are like short pillars. It swayed and kept flapping its ears.

4. The elephant's nose is very long, like a water pipe; Elephant's feet are big, like four pillars; Elephant's ears are also big, like two fans; But the eyes are very small, similar to us humans.

The elephant's nose is really a omnipotent hand. Thick but not stupid, smart and powerful, it can lift wood as big as hundreds of kilograms as gently as a crane, and it can also pick it up as small as a needle.

6. Elephants are cute and have huge bodies. Its ears are as big as a fan, its legs are as thick as pillars, its tail is as thin as a rope, and its nose is as long as a pipe. When an elephant eats, it rolls food out of its nose and sends it to its mouth.

7. When the music started, two elephants danced neatly with the beat of the music. They dance very well. The interesting elephant opened our eyes. After the performance, I sat on the elephant's nose and took pictures!