Grade four, Chinese Book One 1 1 lesson, new words and pinyin.

Lesson 1 1 in the first volume of Grade Four Chinese includes new words and pinyin as follows:

First, add pinyin to the new words.

Acupoints: Xu's lair, are acupoints groundless? Tiger Cave in Longhu Lake-Dangerous Point

Hall: t and t Ρ ng? Living room restaurant exhibition hall hall comprehensive office

Lie down: wò? Bedroom sleeper prone supine crouching tiger.

Major: zhuān focuses on professional patent specialty.

Inch: inch by inch, inch by inch, inch by inch, inch by inch, inch by inch.

Wei: wèi health self-defense guard satellite protects the country and defends the country.

Contrast: jiao? More fighting, more haggling.

Grade two or four, Chinese book one, lesson 65438 +0 1, understanding words.

Caution: Cautious and earnest.

Choice: pick.

Search: Search carefully.

Happy-go-lucky: refers to being able to adapt to various environments and be satisfied in any environment.

Tilt: skew.

Tunnel: This lesson refers to the winding cave dug by crickets.

Rainstorm: Heavy and urgent rain. Come on, come on.

Simplicity: simplicity, simplicity.

After-class exercises of the first volume of Chinese in grade four 1 1 textbook

I. Exercise 1

Read the text silently and talk about two aspects of the cricket's house in the text. How does the author observe it?

A: The text focuses on the cricket's house, mainly talking about the characteristics of the cricket's house and how the cricket built the house. The author searched the cricket's nest and carefully observed the cricket building houses for several hours. He found that crickets had been observing crickets from early autumn to winter.

Second, exercise two

Introduce the construction process of the cricket house in my own words and think about why the cricket house can be regarded as a "great project".

Answer: 1. In the cold early autumn, crickets choose places with good drainage, mild sunshine and lush grass, then scrape the soil with their front feet, remove the larger clods with pliers, step on the ground with their rear feet, and then push the soil back with two rows of saws on their rear legs and spread it obliquely. After the house is completed, crickets will continue to be renovated.

2. Cricket's house is a "great project", on the one hand, because the house itself is a "great project": the outside of the house is sunny, hidden and dry, with doors and platforms, and the inside of the house is simple, clean, dry and sanitary.

On the other hand, because the whole body of cricket is so weak, the tools used for construction are only thin front legs and hind legs, which is in great contrast with the work it has to do, such as scraping soil, moving clods, stepping on the ground, pushing soil, spreading soil and repairing, so this is a "big project" for cricket.