Fantastic Mr. Fox's answers to the good words and sentences in Chapter II are as follows:

Good words:

Autumn trousers are cool and refreshing: it describes the clear sky in autumn and the cool and pleasant climate. Everywhere: all over Shan Ye, describing many things. Dense: The vegetation grows luxuriantly and thickly. Full of energy: describes being refreshed and radiant. Overjoyed: refers to being particularly happy when encountering unexpected happy events.

dejected and despondent: describes the feeling of being depressed and depressed because of failure or disappointment. Unswervingly: describes a firm and unwavering will. Can't wait: describe eager hope or demand to realize a certain wish. Desperate: describes the lack of energy and energy. Puzzled: To be puzzled or puzzled about something or someone's behavior.

Good sentence:

1. Father Fox is running fast in the Woods, and his hair is shining in the sun.

2. Father Fox's sharp nose and sly eyes make him look smart and alert.

3. Fox Minqi's father's tail is swaying in the wind, like a bright flag, leading his direction.

4. He walked through the Woods, over the hills and galloped away, as if there was a force driving him forward.

5. His eyes are shining with wisdom. No matter what difficulties he meets, he can always find a way to solve them.

Roald? Dahl's Fantastic Mr. Fox (to be published tomorrow) is just such a book. He believes that the injustice suffered by animals and small animals is a manifestation of human arrogance, and human ugliness, cruelty, fierceness, cunning and treachery are much more fully demonstrated than animals, no matter how ferocious and powerful they are.

If every lovely child can see these excellent children's literature works first after birth, then Hu Tong can have the excellent moral character of being at peace with nature and animals and love them. People should learn to love first, not hate. How difficult it is for a person to hate an animal first, and then let him learn the skill of loving it! Hatred and disgust will bring prejudice and coldness, while love will bring warmth and vitality.

Roald? Dahl wrote this book with noble creative motives. If all we read is nervousness, excitement, humor and fun, then we throw away the most nutritious and valuable things.