I want to participate in a web design competition for primary and secondary school students. I am looking for a theme... I never thought that the provincial first prize last year was low-carbon life.

I want to participate in a web design competition for primary and secondary school students. I am looking for a theme... I never thought that the provincial first prize last year was low-carbon life. I am looking for something similar that is in line with social trends.

Reference scoring standards

1. Chinese knowledge and application (30 points)

1.C 2. B 3.D 4. (1) Characteristics (2) "Form" should be changed to "Cause" (3) Impact (4) Investigation and research. 5. (1) Although the exhibition hall is small, it condenses Chongqing’s majestic mountains and rivers and its long and splendid history. (2) Example: Metaphor - the Chongqing Pavilion is like a bright pearl inlaid in the World Expo, shining brightly; contrast and comparison - the night scene of Shanghai is the best in China, the night scene of Hong Kong is the best in Asia, and the night scene of Chongqing is the best in the world. 6. B 7. (1) "Low-carbon life" refers to a lifestyle that achieves the goal of reducing carbon emissions in an energy-saving manner with lower or lower greenhouse gas (mainly carbon dioxide) emissions. (2) Example: ①Have you low-carbon today? ②Low-carbon life makes our life better! ③Energy saving is the greatest carbon reduction. ④ Low carbon makes life better; enjoy low carbon life and no longer be OUT; low carbon life starts with me; refreshing the earth depends on everyone, low carbon comes to you and me; I don’t want the greenhouse effect, but I want low carbon life Embrace; save water and electricity, be environmentally friendly and build a low-carbon life for me; sit less in cars and walk more, I own low-carbon health; low-carbon has entered tens of millions of homes, and I have participated in energy conservation and environmental protection; low-carbon has freed the earth from suffering.

(3) Example 1: "Low carbon" is a living habit. Today, when healthy life is promoted, "low carbon life" is no longer just an ideal, but also a new kind of life worth looking forward to. lifestyle. Let us enter the "low-carbon life", provide suggestions for our better life, and build our best home. Example 2: Low carbon means lower (lower) greenhouse gas (mainly carbon dioxide) emissions. With economic development, population growth, unlimited rise in human desires, and uncontrolled production and lifestyle, carbon dioxide emissions are increasing, and the world's climate is facing increasingly serious problems. We do not want 2012 to become a reality. Today, we really must go low carbon!

2. (1) 8. (1) The so-called beauty is on the side of the water (2) The sun sets on the long river (3) When the army is defeated (4) The horse is left in the sky above the snow, and there are close friends in the sea (5) Worry about the world's worries first, and then the happiness of the world And Le (6) Falling red is not a heartless thing, it turns into spring mud to protect flowers. (two) 9 (1) many (2) washing (3) long branches (4) few 10 (1) I only like lotus growing out of the mud, but not contaminated by the mud (2) (only) OK Watch it from a distance, but you can't play with it up close. 11. A person with noble moral character who does not seek wealth and fame, but who is clean and self-sufficient. (Or the beautiful image of a gentleman: not complicit in the world, solemn, simple, not sensational, not showing off, honest, open-minded, not interested in fame and fortune, and clean and self-sufficient.) 12. Example l; Orchid, no matter where the orchid comes after They are all blooming in obscurity, quietly exuding fragrance, with the qualities of simplicity and elegance, without being ostentatious or kitsch. Example 2: Plum blossoms, "The fragrance of plum blossoms comes from the bitter cold." Plum blossoms can withstand frost and snow, showing the spirit of forging ahead and overcoming difficulties in adversity. Example 3: Osmanthus. Osmanthus not only has a strong aroma, but also can be used as a spice, medicine, and human tea. It has strong practical value and is naturally associated with selfless dedication. (You can also think of the nobility of osmanthus from the laurel crown and the laurel tree in the moon)

3. (1) 13. Dreams are gradually being crushed by reality; finding the Cape of Good Hope at your doorstep. 14. (1) "Secret" originally means (action attitude, etc.) that is secretive and difficult to grasp. This means that the old man's smile contains profound meanings, hiding the secrets of his life, which makes people puzzled and curious. (2) This pamphlet is written in an anthropomorphic way and is the old man’s favorite. Over the long years, the pamphlet has been turned over by the old man and “full of vicissitudes of life”.

15. A. Talking about my son, behind the pride is deep pain. The pain deep inside turns into an external "slight tremor"; "deep inhalation" and "slow exhalation" are both forms of extreme inner pain. Cover-up behavior, the surface calmness reflects the character's inner peace. (It only needs to be combined with 3 keywords to make a reasonable statement) B. The metaphorical sentence "The yard is too big, and it is always baggy like wearing a pair of fat pants" is very vivid and vivid. This metaphor is in line with the identity of an old man. It also describes the empty, lost and lonely feeling in the heart of the old man. (As long as it makes sense)

16. This is an old man who has had a dream for many years but has never realized it even when he is old. He has gone through many vicissitudes of life. When I was young, I didn’t finish elementary school, but the Japanese came and I fled everywhere, and I was separated from my parents. After liberation, I just wanted to study, but I didn’t read much, and encountered the "Cultural Revolution" again; when I was old, my son He was kidnapped by the locals in Africa. The old woman couldn't stop her and passed away. She was left alone but could not survive. But the suffering did not knock the old man down. He did not remain depressed all day long because of the inability to realize his dream and various changes in life. The old man got out of the suffering of life by sticking to his dream - "Cape of Good Hope" and having an open-minded and optimistic attitude towards life. 17. (It makes sense) "Nine times out of ten, life will be unsatisfactory." The journey of every life cannot be smooth sailing. Each of us should first realize this. One of the ways to live a satisfactory life in the face of dissatisfaction is to keep and pursue your dreams from beginning to end, use dreams to guide your actions, and stick to your dreams to offset the suffering.

(2) 18. "Bend down" means to temporarily put down your dignity and dignity. "Mature rice will bend" means that a mature mind must be good at changing itself, choosing to "temporarily give up", and using elasticity and toughness to gain a more profound wisdom of life, thereby creating a brand new world. self. 19. Bombay Buddhist College takes “bending” as the first lesson for students to enter, in order to let students understand: “Many times, the place we want to enter does not have a wide door, or some doors cannot be entered casually. At this time, only those who have learned to bend sideways and temporarily put down their dignity and dignity can enter, otherwise you can only be blocked from the door." 20. Listing cedar proves that "bending down under pressure is not a good thing. Let yourself be broken, so that you can continue to stand tall and upward in the days to come." Next, the example of the sycamore tree is used to prove the opposite of the principle of "don't bend down and be broken." This kind of pros and cons comparison argument is more comprehensive, more dialectical, and more convincing. 21. Cicada sheds for rebirth. "Sometimes bending down is like a cicada sheds." It is a metaphor that "bending over" is also a way of rebirth for people. Through the change of "bending over", one can create a new self. 22. Example: I have always been a reckless person, and I can’t bear to hold anything in my eyes. If I “insult” others, I will only give up if I fight to keep you alive. Once, a person I often disliked made wild remarks and insulted my mother. I was so angry that I picked up the stool and threw it at the man, causing his nose to bleed. Fortunately, there was no big problem. Now I think about it and I'm scared. If something big happened, I would be the one regretting it. This incident made me see the recklessness in my character. I have to change myself, learn to bend down, train my resilience, and sharpen my good character.

IV. 23. Scoring instructions:

Type content structure language paper

Category 1 paper

(50-55 points) The idea is profound and the insights are unique

The content is substantial, the selection of materials is novel,

The feelings are sincere

The composition meets the requirements of the composition and is cleverly conceived

The structure is rigorous

Clear and vivid language, with literary talent

Accurate diction

Concise, decent and neatly written

Neatly written

Category II paper

(44-49 points) Clear focus

Concrete content

Real feelings

Meet the composition requirements and have clear layers

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The structure is complete and the language is fluent

The wording is more accurate and the paper is neat and tidy

The writing is standardized

Three types of papers

（38 -43 points) The center is basically clear

The content is more specific

The feelings are more real

Does not deviate from the composition requirements and the level is clear

The structure is more complete

The language is fluent

Some papers with grammatical problems are neater

The writing is more standardized

Four types of papers

(33-37 points) The center is basically clear

The content is not specific enough and the level is clear

The structure is complete and the language is basically fluent

There are a few grammatical errors and the paper is messy

The writing is sloppy

Five Category Papers

(0-32 points) The center is not clear

The content is not specific

Deviated from the meaning of the question and unclearly organized

The structure is confusing and the sentences are not smooth and the paper is messy

The handwriting is unclear

Note: (1) 2 points will be deducted for no title

(2) 1 point will be deducted for every 3 typos, regardless of recurrence, until 3 points are deducted