Old photos of slogans

Question 1: Write a slogan example 1: Home is the habitat of love Example 2: The class is my home, and I love my home (as long as it closely follows the theme of the activi

Question 1: Write a slogan example 1: Home is the habitat of love Example 2: The class is my home, and I love my home (as long as it closely follows the theme of the activity).

Question 2: Design activity example 1: Launch a "Who doesn't say our hometown is good" speech contest? Example 2: Hold an "old photo story" exchange meeting (the sentence pattern is the same, just stick to the theme)

Question 3: A brief description of parody (as long as the sentence patterns are the same and the meaning is coherent)

Question 4: exploring materials home is not equal to a house, but home means affection, warmth and care. Home is the root of wandering, where there is love, there is home. (ideographic and material meanings are similar)

Question 1:

Test analysis: The basic requirements of concise slogan language are short sentences, few words and accurate expression. Requirements for answering questions: ① Stick to the theme. (2) The number of words in the upper and lower sentences must be the same, within 20 words. (3) There are two sentences or phrases with roughly neat sentence patterns. (4) The structure is relative, but there is no requirement from the height of the antithetical sentence. According to the above requirements, you can write a clear propaganda slogan.

Question 2:

Test analysis: This question needs to design several activity forms according to the requirements, and it needs to be designed by deducing the theme of the activity, which is operable and the content of the activity form cannot be repeated.

Question 3:

Analysis of test questions: This is a topic to examine parody sentences. We must carefully analyze the rhetorical devices used in parody sentences, observe the characteristics of sentence patterns, and then parody. When imitating writing, we should also pay attention to the requirements of reviewing the questions. This problem limits the scope of parody and needs attention.

Question 4:

Analysis of test questions: This kind of questions should be read carefully to find the similarities between the two materials, which is actually the discovery in the inquiry. A rich man thinks that his beautiful villa is not a home, but a house. The treasure hunter in the second material has been wandering for many years. When he saw his house, he burst into tears and felt that home was the most precious thing. From these two materials, we can know that home is not equal to a house, but home means affection, warmth and care. Home is the root of wandering, where there is love, there is home.