《2025年初中英语话题复习暑假作业八年级人教版》

B. 根据短文内容,按要求回答问题。(共5小题;每小题2分,计10分)
From the Hundred-Plant Garden to the Three-Flavored Study is a famous article by Lu Xun, one of China's greatest writers. It describes his childhood memories of two places that shaped(塑造) his early years.
The Hundred-Plant Garden was a magical place for young Lu Xun. Behind his house, this wild garden was filled with life — green plants, singing crickets, colorful ladybugs, and more. He spent hours there running after butterflies, digging for sweet plants, and listening to fun stories. To him, the garden was a world of freedom(自由) and imagination.
But his happy days ended when he turned 12, as his family sent him to the Three-Flavored Study, a traditional school. Instead of playing outside, he had to sit in a quiet classroom, reading old books and practicing calligraphy(书法). The strict teacher seldom smiled, and students had to read texts loudly without understanding their meanings. Though Lu Xun missed his garden, he found small joys at school — drawing birds and flowers in his notebooks and imagining stories about the school's ancient trees.
This article shows the difference between the play of childhood and the learning at school. It also shows how they shaped Lu Xun's growth. While the garden fed his imagination with nature's beauty, the study provided him with basic knowledge(基础知识) through strict teaching. It tells us that different experiences are all parts of our lives, reminding us to value(珍惜) every moment, whether it's the freedom of play or the strictness of study.
81. How does the writer describe Lu Xun's life in the Hundred-Plant Garden?
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82. What did Lu Xun think of the Hundred-Plant Garden?
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83. What did Lu Xun need to do in the Three-Flavored Study?
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84. How did the two places make a difference to Lu Xun?
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85. What can you learn from Lu Xun's story?
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答案： 81. 从文中第二段“He spent hours there running after butterflies, digging for sweet plants, and listening to fun stories.”可知作者通过描述鲁迅在百草园做的具体事情（追蝴蝶、挖甜植物、听有趣故事）来描述他在百草园的生活。
82. 从文中第二段“To him, the garden was a world of freedom(自由) and imagination.”可知鲁迅对百草园的看法。
83. 从文中第三段“he had to sit in a quiet classroom, reading old books and practicing calligraphy(书法).”可知鲁迅在三味书屋要做的事。
84. 从文中第四段“While the garden fed his imagination with nature's beauty, the study provided him with basic knowledge(基础知识) through strict teaching.”可知两个地方对鲁迅的影响。
85. 从文中最后一段“It tells us that different experiences are all parts of our lives, reminding us to value(珍惜) every moment, whether it's the freedom of play or the strictness of study.”可知从鲁迅故事中学到的道理。
81. By describing what Lu Xun did in the Hundred - Plant Garden (running after butterflies, digging for sweet plants, and listening to fun stories).
82. He thought the Hundred - Plant Garden was a world of freedom and imagination.
83. He needed to sit in a quiet classroom, reading old books and practicing calligraphy.
84. The Hundred - Plant Garden fed his imagination with nature's beauty, and the Three - Flavored Study provided him with basic knowledge through strict teaching.
85. Different experiences are all parts of our lives, and we should value every moment.