Question: Naive reading answers

1. In the first paragraph, why does the photographer's forehead "sweat slowly"? (2 points)

2. Lu Xun said: Tragedy is to destroy something of value for people to see. The natural paragraph of the article says that the "tragedy" happened two weeks later. Why does the author say that the killing of a leopard is a tragedy? Please combine the full text and talk about your own views. (3 points)

3. The author skillfully uses the foreshadowing in the article, please analyze it in detail with the content of the article. (3 points)

4. Can tragedies be avoided? If you have a chance to face one of the photographers, hunters and leopards, what would you like to say to him (it)? (within 50 words) (3 points)

Reference answer:

1. The photographer looked at the leopard, nervous and afraid, and broke out in a cold sweat. (2 points. The photographer's nervousness is 1, and his fear is 1.

After half a year's efforts, the photographer has established a rare mutual trust and friendship between man and leopard. The leopard's trust in people makes the photographer bring back a brand-new forest fairy tale, but the leopard's trust in people also makes it easy to die, so it is a tragedy. (3 points. The leopard's trust in people made the photographer bring back 1 point, and also made it easy to die 2 points.

3. Paragraph 6 of the article says that after establishing mutual trust, the leopard likes to roll around with him and sometimes playfully "bite" the camera lens with his mouth. Paragraph 9 of the article says that the leopard mistook the hunter's barrel for a camera lens, making it easy for the hunter to get it. The foreshadowing in front and the care behind highlight the tragedy of leopard winning people's trust, and also make the article more refined, rigorous and shocking. (3 points. Find the foreshadowing 1 and write down the function of two points.

4. Omit. (3 points. Candidates can choose any object, and the answer must be suggestive. If it makes sense, you can assign points as appropriate)