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One day, in the tropical rain forest of Somalia, Africa, Akram, an animal taxidermist, looked around with a shotgun on his back. Suddenly, a leopard came into Akram's sight. Bang, the first bullet missed and went through the leopard's front leg. Seeing that the situation was not good, Akram quickly changed the bullet and prepared to make up another shot. Just then, the leopard took the lead and bit his neck. At this critical moment, Akram didn't panic. He raised his left hand and fired a shuttle bullet at the leopard's abdomen. Blood keeps flowing out of the leopard. After a while, its big mouth opened and it fell to the ground softly. Akram breathed a sigh of relief He ran to a nearby big tree to save himself. When he returned to the place where the leopard fell, he was dumbfounded. Except for a push of blood on the ground, the leopard has disappeared. The leopard is not dead? He looked carefully and found a long blood belt on the grass, which extended intermittently into the distance. He followed the blood trail step by step. Blood and submerged flowers led Akram to a huge pine tree. He looked up and saw a long leopard tail and two lifeless hind legs hanging down from the tree hole, which was stained with blood. This leopard just had a fight with himself. How did it get here? Why did it climb into this hole? Akram thought, boldly stood on tiptoe and looked into the tree hole. Ah! He saw two cubs snuggling in the leopard's arms and sucking their milk hard. They are covered in blood and make a "snapping" sound from time to time. Akram's eyes blurred. He suddenly sat down under the big tree. Later, Akram gave two cubs to the National Zoo and made this female leopard into a beautiful specimen. He put up a sign next to the specimen of this leopard. The tourists here were very moved when they read the words on the sign. Topic 1: Topic 1: Topic 1: 1. Fill in the blanks according to the prompts. Time: _ _ _ _ Location: _ _ _ _ Person: _ _ _ _ Thing: _ _ _ _ Draw the scene of Akram seeing the tree hole with "_ _". 3. If you are also moved by this story, please write a sentence _ _ _ _ _ Answer: \ \ 1. Before she died, the female leopard climbed back to the cave with her last strength to nurse her cubs. Results: Akram made the female leopard into a specimen and gave the cub to the National Zoo. He saw two leopard cubs snuggling in the leopard's arms and sucking their milk hard. They are covered in blood and make a "snapping" sound from time to time. They may be different from us in species and wisdom, but the greatness of maternal love still deserves our admiration. The greatest mother in the world! Animals also have maternal love. Title Title Title Title Title Title Title Title 2222( 1) The female leopard climbed back into the tree hole to (a) recuperate there, (b) stay with the children when she died, (c) avoid hunting, (d) take care of her children, (2) Akram shot the leopard because (a) the leopard bit his neck, and (b) made animal specimens. What would you do if you were asked to write? Do you think people should kill wild animals? Tell me your reasons and write them down. Answer answer answer answer answer answer answer answer (1)d(2)b(3) He ignored his own life and struggled to breast-feed his children step by step! (4) Writing around the greatness of maternal love is correct. (5) Should or should not, you can give your own reasons. Topic 3 Topic 3 Topic 3 Topic 3 1. At the critical moment, Akram used his quick wits and killed the leopard. Why did Akram's eyes blur later, and he "suddenly sat under the tree?" 2. Summarize the main contents of the article (30 to 40 words) 3. "When the tourists here read the words on the sign, they were very moved." What did Akram write on the sign? (about 50 words) 1, because he was moved by the leopard's practice (the leopard ignored his own life and breastfed his children step by step), and saw two leopard cubs snuggling in the leopard's arms to breastfeed; I think the leopard tried his best not to starve the cubs and gave them the last sip of milk. 2. I wrote about the fight between Akram, the taxidermist, and a leopard in the tropical rain forest of Somalia, and the leopard's maternal love. 3. Brand language: They may not be the same species as us, and their wisdom may not be as good as ours, but the greatness of maternal love still deserves our admiration. The greatest mother in the world! Animals also have maternal love!