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1. Please try to explain the meaning of the topic "How steel is tempered".

Answer: Steel is calcined in fire and cooled rigidly, so it is very strong. It is in the melting pot of revolution that the protagonist Paul was trained from a working child to a proletarian warrior with an iron will. The novel interprets the meaning of the title with Paul's growing experience.

2. Under what circumstances was "How Steel was Tempered" created by the author?

A: It was created after the author was paralyzed and blind.

3. "How Steel was Tempered" depicts a broad social picture, from _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Answer: World War I October Revolution.

4. Why did Paul sprinkle cigarette powder on the priest's hair at Easter?

Answer: because Paul once asked the priest, "Why did the senior say that the earth has existed for millions of years, unlike the five thousand years mentioned in the Bible?" He was beaten by the priest, and then insulted many times by Father Vasily.

What do you think of the Paul family? And find out the basis in the choice.

Answer: poverty. Basis: (1) Wear a gray shirt and blue pants, and patch your knees; My mother works as a cook in the tax bureau and is busy from early morning to late night every day.

6. What was Paul's first job after he left school?

Answer: Boil the pot early in the morning and keep boiling water for a day. Wipe your knife and fork and pour dirty water when you are alive.

7. When the Russian government was overthrown, what new words did the residents of the town hear?

Answer: Freedom, equality and fraternity.

The article says that we should arrange a "reliable comrade" to work at the station. This "reliable comrade" is _ _ _.

A: Zhu.

There are also 20,000 rifles left over from the Tsarist War in the town. What did they do in the end?

A: Distribute it to workers and other residents.

9. German soldiers searched Paul's house. What is the reason?

Answer: Paul stole the German lieutenant's gun and was identified by Victor.

10. The Germans arrested the railway workers. What actions did the railway workers take to show their resistance?

Answer: General strike.

1 1. Who did Paul gradually establish a friendship with by walking and fishing in the park? What is that man's identity?

Answer: tonya. Daughter of a forestry official.

12. The Germans retreated, and before the people in the town could be happy, the bandits in Petriula came again like a whirlwind. Which two groups of people fought fiercely for the town?

A: Gangsters headed by Gorubo and gangsters headed by Fu.

13. What kind of people were brutally slaughtered by gangsters after the melee?

Answer: Jews.

14. Seryosha hid many printers in the dark floor and cellar to avoid the massacre. At the same time, who did Xie Liao Sha mobilize to take these people in?

Answer: Paul, Krimka.

15. Why did the "window knocker" come to Paul's house after martial law in the town?

A: I wanted to fight the white bandits, but it was exposed, so I wanted to hide in Paul's house for a few days.

16. Why did Seryosha get a knife on his head and put a bandage on it?

A: Because Petrella soldiers chased and beat an old man, Selyosha covered the old man with his body and was cut by soldiers with a knife.

17. Paul saved Zhu, but who recognized him and told his noble son Victor? What's the final outcome?

Answer: I was recognized by Lisa who met me once at tonya's house. Finally, he was betrayed by Victor and locked up by white bandits.

18. How did Danthony react when she learned that Paul was arrested? How did she do it?

Answer: I was very nervous and blamed Lisa for telling Victor Paul to help He Zhu escape.

19. Why is "Big Boss" Petriula absent-minded when reviewing the army?

Answer: On the one hand, I am tired on the road, and on the other hand, the territory controlled by my government is getting smaller and smaller.

20. After the Red Army captured Shebetovka, what positions were Dolinik and Seryosha elected respectively?

A: Chairman of the Revolutionary Committee and Secretary of the District Party Committee.