《穷人》讲解课件.pptVIP

Read the text and fill in the blanks. Sanna and the fisherman worked from morning to night, still only ___________; Children dont ___________; We ate ___________, dish ___________ fish. She was raising Simons two children on her own, and now she was ill. The widows day ___________! A pale, stiff hand hung down from ___________, as if grasping at something. Mother when he was a dying, take ___________ cover on their body, still use _________ around their feet. * The ellipsis here means the bell continues to ring. On the one hand, it highlights the fishermans life for the family, regardless of the body and dangerous sea fishing, late at night can not return home the miserable life. On the other hand, it also shows the wife Sanna worried about her husbands safety, looking forward to her husbands safe return. * 1. The furnishings in this fishermans cottage are extremely (), but after the hostess Sannas (), it seems () that Sanna is really a () hostess. 2. They can only fill their stomachs with (). They eat () and have only () dishes. 3. Even this kind of life is earned by the body of a fisherman, who goes out to sea to catch fish, while she herself () works the land. 4. Their life is really ()! * Pay attention to the dialogue and description of the psychological activities of the characters, and see what kind of ideological quality these descriptions reflect, and how they relate to the wealth of Sanna and the fisherman. * 2. What will he say? Is this some kind of joke? He had enough of his own five children... Is he here? ... No, not yet! ... Why are you bringing them here? ... Hell beat me up! It serves me right, I deserve it... Well, give me a beating! * By doing so I meant adopting Simons two orphans and bringing them up. Faced with Simons tragic fate, Sanna instinctively took the two orphans back to her home. I dont know why I do this and but I feel compelled to do this seem contradictory, but actually reflect Sannas compassion for the poor, caring for the