1. In the text "Drawing Star Fruits", there is a sentence in the text that has a profound meaning. Which sentence do I want to grow up with?

Everyone is familiar with the topic of carambola. However, depending on the angle of view, the appearance of star fruit is also different. Sometimes it looks like a five-pointed star fruit. When it comes to star fruit, everyone is familiar with it. However, depending on the angle of view, the star fruit looks different. Sometimes it really looks like a five-pointed star. Therefore, when we see other people painting star fruits as five-pointed stars, we should not be too busy laughing, but look at the angle from which they see it. We should trust our own eyes and draw what we see.

Star. Therefore, when we see other people painting star fruits as five-pointed stars, we should not be too busy laughing, but look at the angle from which they see it. We should trust our own eyes and draw what we see. 2. What kind of poem can be used to summarize the words of the teacher of carambola painting?

The words of the teacher of carambola painting can be summarized with a poem from Su Shi's "Inscribed on the Wall of the Western Forest": Viewed from the side, it becomes a ridge and the side becomes a peak. , different in height and distance.

The reason why the classmates laughed at the protagonist and said that the painting did not look like it was because they sat in different positions and looked at it from different angles. Drawing Star Fruit When I was in the fourth grade of elementary school, my father began to teach me how to draw.

He was very strict with me and often told me: "When you see something, just draw it as it looks. Don't take it for granted and the painting will look distorted." Once in school, there was a drawing class In class, the teacher placed two star fruits on the desk and asked the students to draw them.

My seat is on the side of the front row. One end of the two star fruits on the desk is facing me.

The star fruit I saw was not like what I usually see at all, but looked like something with five corners. I looked at it carefully and drew honestly, and I felt that the drawing was very accurate.

Drawing Star Fruit When I handed over this painting, several classmates saw it and burst into laughter. "Is this what the star fruit looks like?" "It's better to say it's a five-pointed star!" The teacher looked at the painting, walked to my seat, sat down, looked at the star fruit on the desk, then returned to the podium and raised his hand I asked everyone about my painting: "Does this painting look like a carambola?" "It doesn't look like it!" "What does it look like?" "It looks like a five-pointed star!" The teacher's expression became serious.

After a while, he asked again: "Is it funny to draw star fruit into a five-pointed star?" "Okay!" Several students rushed to answer, laughing at the same time. So, the teacher asked these students to take turns sitting in my seat.

He said to the first classmate who sat down: "Now look at that star fruit. Does it look like the star fruit you usually see?" "No... it looks like it." "So, what does it look like?" ""Like... five... five-pointed stars.

"Okay, next one." The teacher who painted carambola asked the students to return to their seats, and then said pleasantly: "When it comes to carambola, Everyone is familiar with it.

However, the star fruit looks different depending on the angle of view. Sometimes it looks like a five-pointed star. Therefore, when we see other people draw the star fruit as a five-pointed star. When looking at stars, don't be too busy laughing, but look at the angle from which others see it.

We should trust our own eyes and draw what we see. "This teacher. The words are so similar to what my father said.

Their teachings have served me well throughout my life. This is an intensive reading text, mainly talking about what happened when practicing drawing star fruits in the drawing class.

"I" drew the star fruit like a five-pointed star based on what I saw. The classmates found it funny. However, through this incident, the teacher inspired the students to understand that when looking at problems or doing things, they should not rely on imagination, but should adhere to scientific thinking methods, proceed from objective realities, seek truth from facts, and do not jump to conclusions lightly.

3. Make the text about carambola into a poem

When I was in the fourth grade of elementary school, my father began to teach me painting. He was very strict with me and often told me: "When you see something, it is Whatever you want, just draw it. Don't take it for granted, otherwise the painting will look different." Once in a school drawing class, the teacher placed two star fruits on the desk and asked the students to draw them. My seat was in the front row and on the side. Place. One end of the two star fruits on the lecture table was facing me. The star fruits I saw were not like what I usually see at all, but looked like something with five corners. I looked at it carefully and honestly. I thought the painting was very accurate. When I handed over the painting, a few classmates saw it and burst into laughter. “Is this what a star fruit looks like?” “It’s better to say it’s a five-pointed star.” !" The teacher looked at the painting, walked to my seat, sat down, looked at the star fruit on the desk, then returned to the podium, held up my painting and asked everyone: "Does this painting look like it? "It doesn't look like it!" "What does it look like?" "It looks like a five-pointed star!" The teacher's expression became serious. After a while, he asked again: "Is it funny to draw a star fruit into a five-pointed star?" !" Several students rushed to answer, laughing at the same time. So, the teacher asked these students to take turns sitting in my seat. He said to the first student to sit down: "Look now. Look at the star fruit. Does it look like the star fruit you usually see? Several classmates returned to their seats and said pleasantly: "When it comes to star fruit, everyone is familiar with it. However, the appearance of star fruit is different when you look at it from different angles. Sometimes it really looks like a five-pointed star. So. , when we see other people drawing star fruits into five-pointed stars, don’t be too busy laughing, but look at the angle from which they see it. We should trust our own eyes and draw what we see. ." This teacher's words are so similar to what my father said. Their teachings have served me well throughout my life. 4. In the text "Drawing Star Fruits", there is a sentence in the text that has a profound meaning. Which sentence is it that I want to grow up?

Everyone is familiar with the mention of star fruit. However, depending on the angle of view, the appearance of star fruit is also different. Sometimes it looks like a five-pointed star fruit. Everyone is familiar with star fruit. However, depending on the angle of view, the star fruit looks different. Sometimes it really looks like a five-pointed star. Therefore, when we see other people painting star fruits as five-pointed stars, we should not be too busy laughing, but look at the angle from which they see it. We should trust our own eyes and draw what we see.

Star. Therefore, when we see other people painting star fruits as five-pointed stars, we should not be too busy laughing, but look at the angle from which they see it. We should trust our own eyes and draw what we see.