11. How many important travel experiences did Jiale give to Malik? Please summarize briefly. (4 points)

12. Taste the two underlined words "Yes, Uncle" in the text, and analyze what kind of psychology they reflect respectively. (4 points)

13. What kind of person is Uncle Jiale? Please summarize briefly. (4 points)

14. Why did Malik completely ignore his uncle's tricks the next night? (3 points)

15. Write down some of your growth insights based on Malik's travel experience. (5 points)

Answer:

11. ① It is a liar who wears a uniform to check the tickets; ② Young people have anesthetics in their cigarettes; (3) ignore the beautiful young woman; 4 don't join the poker game in the smoking room; ⑤ Hide the money. (4 points. 1 point for each point, just answer any four points. )

12. the first place: my uncle reminded Malik that it was a liar to wear a uniform to check the tickets. because he was not deeply involved in the world, Malik believed it. This answer shows his trust in his uncle. The second place: When Malik returned from his trip, he found that his uncle had exaggerated, and this answer was a response to his kind reminder, which showed his kindness. (4 points. 2 points each.)

13. ① Jia Le is a kind person. He reminded Malik that it was kind. 2 Jiale is a conservative and closed person. Because she has been cheated, she is wary of all strangers and is self-enclosed. Carol is a self-righteous person. Compared with Malik's actual experience, we know that he actually seldom travels, so the so-called experience talk becomes more and more ridiculous. (4 points. 2 points per point. Just answer any two points. )

14. (1) Malik was skeptical about his uncle's experience; On the first day, I found that my uncle's warnings were not in line with reality; The next day he ignored his uncle's advice and became more popular. (3 points. 1 point per point. )

15. ① Don't doubt everything, and be kind to others will gain their trust. ② Keep pace with the times and conform to the trend of society. Look at the problem from a developmental perspective. ③ The so-called experience should be tested by practice.