"Weeds" PPT courseware 4

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"Weeds" PPT courseware 4

Read the text carefully and think about the following questions

What is the main content of this article?

What examples does the author give to highlight the power of seeds?

Why do seeds have so much power?

How did the author write this article?

(1) Factual descriptions in paragraphs 1 to 6. Through two stories and common phenomena, it is shown that the power of seeds is simply beyond all else; it can completely separate the human skull; it can emerge from the ground tenaciously and unyieldingly.

(2) Paragraphs 7-8 explain the point of view. The power of writing seeds is the indomitable vitality; the power of long-term resistance; the power of being able to bend and stretch.

Read the text quickly, paying attention to the pronunciation of the characters and the sentences. What impression do weed seeds leave on you?

Understand the profound meaning of the article

On the surface, this article praises the tenacious vitality of Xiaocao. In fact, it praises the irresistible "long-term resistance" of the people across the country. It praises the fighting spirit of the anti-war soldiers and civilians who are not afraid of dangers and perseverance. At the same time, it also inspires people not to be intimidated by difficulties, but to overcome all resistance with a strong will, move forward, and have the courage to fight.

Key interpretations

In the first part of the article, what explanatory methods does the author use? What about part two? What about part three? What about the full text?

The first part uses questions and comparisons;

The second part uses examples and repetition;

The third part uses contrast;

The whole text uses symbols and metaphors.

If we read Weeds again, what enlightenment can we get? Ask the students to pick up their pens and write some.

1. If you are a seed of pessimism, floating in the cracks of rocks, and at this time, you encounter weeds, it tells you...

2. If you were a little mountain flower and the roses in the garden laughed at you for not being beautiful, what would you say?

3. If you were a dwarf pine in the fertile soil, would you envy the pines and cypresses among the rocks? Why?

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