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It always picks up the thinnest branch and keeps jumping, as if a person with frozen feet keeps stamping his feet, and as if every twig that has just fallen is not what it is looking for. It jumps around, always looking for something, and I don't know what it's missing. It doesn't know how tired it is. In addition to jumping, its tail is always tilted up and down, looking proud, but actually keeping balance. It often keeps balance for no reason. Suddenly, it flew back for no reason. I wonder if it's the one that flew away. They look exactly alike, just like replicas. When they fly from tree to tree, they look ridiculous. It was a group of arcs that hit several times in the middle, as if they were not flying over, but something thrown over-a group of wiped paper or a group of dirty cotton wool. If that's the case, I watched it fall again, just like a lot of thrown things suddenly thrown high again on the landing arc, and it saved itself. It can't fly or hover. It can't catch the airflow like those big birds, go straight into the white clouds and blue sky, make a big look down or sail away. It is a realist, from one tree to another, from one roof to another, living with people. Mediocre but not suicidal. Small enough to fall on a branch is a black spot in myopia, and you can't even see the comma period clearly. Fly low, jump, peck, comb feathers, make eternal children's voices, be patient or cheerful in the change of seasons, chase mating, hatch eggs responsibly and live. It is a vivid punctuation in the process of human life: autumn in winter. When it falls on the wall, it is a full stop; A few birds fall on the wire together, which is a courtship couple with ellipsis. When they are tired, they fall on the upper and lower branches, which is a semicolon. They are closest to people's lives, but keep their distance. They are often hurt by people, but they never give up the convenience of being close to people, so they never become extinct. They are named sparrows. I wonder if they think each other is the same. Look, a comma on the branch flies away. Poof, another one. 1 flies away. After careful observation by the author, this article describes the characteristics of sparrows. Please summarize the characteristics of sparrows point by point in very concise words (or in your own language) when reading. Appearance: ① ② ③; Personality: ① ②; Action: ① ② ③; Life: ① ②; Relationship with people: .2. This article first describes the characteristics of a bird, and then explains its name. Your feelings about this unique text are: 3. Talk about the usage of quotation marks in the last three paragraphs of this article. "Sparrow": comma:; "poof"; 4. The author writes about the flying characteristics of sparrows and compares them with things and actions that people are very familiar with, showing rich imagination. This figurative sentence is: 5. After learning this article, combined with your usual observation of birds, tell me where you can see sparrows "closest to people's lives, but keep your distance." Please summarize point by point. If you have any new research or findings, write them down. 6. In fact, sparrows are very small. 7. Extract humorous sentences from the text to realize this expression function. 1. Cute-looking, quick-witted, quick-moving, cheerful and alienated. 2. I feel that the author intends to create suspense and let readers read this article with great interest. 3. Quote former people and call them sparrows. For the previous "When Winter Falls on Dead Branches", it is it that highlights the playful and lovely personality of sparrows. The specific description of the sparrow's flying sound shows that it is brisk. 4. "It's a lump with a few ups and downs in the middle. It seems that it's not flying, but something thrown over-a wiped paper or a dirty cotton wool." Sparrows are common in cities, but few people have observed them very closely. Of course, few people keep sparrows. 6. The article wrote, "If you don't pat its little wings a few times in the middle, it will plant again, just like a thrown thing suddenly vomited on the arc of landing, and it saved itself. "Sparrows are small, but they chirp every day and flock." Fly low, jump, peck, comb their feathers and make eternal children's voices. Incubate eggs and brood ┅┅ Live with a sense of responsibility. ""People often get hurt, but they never fly away and give up the convenience of being close to others. "7." It always picks up the thinnest branch and keeps jumping, just like a frozen person keeps stamping his feet. "This shows the lovely movements of sparrows." Except jumping, its tail is always tilted. In fact, it is to maintain balance. " It highlights the sparrows' lively and playful personality. "When they fly from tree to tree, they look ridiculous. It is a group of arcs that hit several times in the middle. It seems that it is not flying, but a group of things thrown in the past-a group of wiped paper or a group of dirty cotton wool. " It highlights the lightness and freedom of sparrows when they fly. "It is a living punctuation dotted in the process of human life: falling. When it falls on the wall, it is a full stop; Several birds fall on the wire together, which is the ellipsis ┅ ┅ courtship. When they are tired, they fall on the upper and lower branches, which is the semicolon. "。