1. Good Sentences from The Burr Sand Wasp

In Volume 2 of "Insects", Fabre transformed the insect world into a place for humans to obtain knowledge, interest, beauty and ideas. A beautiful article documenting the operation of a burr's worm on a yellow cutworm larvae.

Good sentences are as follows:

1. She feeds herself by eating the larvae of exipod moths, and when they grow up, the sand wasps begin to eat pollen.

2. She has a very terrifying weapon - the poisonous needle at the tail. She is known as a "surgery expert" and does not have to learn to do it naturally. When the sand wasp performs surgery, she uses her large claws to pinch it. She stuck the poisonous needle into the neck of the noctuid moth larvae, and struggled desperately. She first inserted the poisonous needle between the head of the noctuid moth larvae and the first body node. This is the thinnest part of the noctuid moth larvae's skin, making it easier for the poison to enter. The needle stays on the larvae for a while and then is pulled out, and the larvae will be stunned. The wasp cannot let the larvae die, so as to ensure that the larvae are fresh when the wasp's babies eat them. 2. What are the nicknames of the insects in "Insects"

(nicknames and nicknames)

1. Ladybug - the "lady" in the garden

2. Dung beetle - the story of the dung ball

3. Firefly - the starry firefly

4. Cicada - sing for yourself

5 , Mantis - the beautiful "killer"

6. Grasshopper - "Little Devil" Embusha

7. Ant - magical memory

8. Cricket - the fiddler in the countryside

9. Wasp - September full of loss

10. Peacock butterfly - the dancer of nature

11. Pine caterpillar - working and happy

12. Longhorn beetle - a call from the depths of the body

13. Wolf spider - fighting with carpenter bees

14. Green fly - metabolic worker

15. Grasshopper - hunts in trees

16. Languedoc scorpion - extremely lethal The venom of )

1 There is a breast wing under its chest, which sparkles in the sun, like a shining silver breastplate worn on the chest of a mighty general.

Appreciation: Use metaphorical rhetoric to vividly depict the breast wings of the water beetle.

2 On the water surface, we can see a bunch of shining "clam spiders" spinning and twisting happily. No, that is not a "clam spider", in fact, it is black soybean. The insects are having a dance!

Appreciation: Use personification of rhetoric to show the lively scene of locusts in the pond.

3 Not far from here, there is a group of pond rays swimming towards this side. Their swimming style is as fast and powerful as the sewing needle in the hands of a tailor.

Appreciation: The swimming style of the pond ray is compared to a tailor's sewing needle, highlighting its speed, power and skill.

4 The water in the pool is shallow and warm, and the mounds exposed in the water are like small islands.

Appreciation: The warm refrain expresses the author's love for the pond, and the metaphorical sentences express the author's rich imagination and love for nature.

5 Sometimes it will also use very small shells to piece together a small sheath, just like a small Baina clothes; sometimes, it will also be piled up with rice grains. Arranged into an ivory tower-like nest, this is its most gorgeous residence.

Appreciation: The vivid metaphors and personifications show the artistic talent of Caddis, making people smile.

6 The savage water beetle continued to tear at the sheath ferociously, until it realized that it had lost the food it wanted and had been deceived by the caddis fly, then it showed an expression of frustration and infinite nostalgia. He reluctantly left the empty scabbard behind and went to look for food elsewhere.

Appreciation: The struggle between water beetles and caddis flies is vividly described using anthropomorphic rhetorical techniques, "infinite nostalgia and helplessness", lifelike and vivid on the paper.

7 Their bodies are bulging, like half a pea, and their elytra are smooth or downy. Usually the black elytra have red or yellow markings, or the red or yellow elytra have black markings, but Some ladybugs have yellow, red or brown elytra without spots. These bright colors have a warning effect and can scare away natural enemies.

Appreciation: This passage uses metaphors, enumerations and other rhetorical techniques to vividly display the appearance of insects in front of readers, and vividly express the reasons why they "can scare away natural enemies", which plays a role in The function of highlighting the main idea. I'm quite envious and jealous of its indomitable quality.

I hope it can help you~~ 3. Who can tell me the beautiful sentences and comments of "Insects"

Good paragraphs: 1. Then, it will perform a strange In gymnastics, the body rises in the air, with only one point fixed on the old skin. Turn the body so that the head is downward, and the wings covered with patterns stretch out and "stretch" to open.

This effort is very apt. 2. Cicadas and I have been "neighborly neighbors" for fifteen years now, and for almost two months every summer, "they never leave me." sight, and the singing is never far from my ears." Expressing the author's love for cicadas. 3. "With a few shakes like this, the nest that had just begun to take shape was removed. At this time, in such a short period of time, its hive actually had a It's unexpected that acorns are so big.

They are really amazing little animals. 4. "When approaching the ditch, of course it will notice this gratifying thing, so it will rush over to get this little bit of precious soil from the water.

They are not willing to take it lightly. Let go of this extremely rare find in the season without moisture." 4. Looking for beautiful passages in "Insects"

Sure enough, a large group of thirsty guys were looking around. They discovered the well, exposed by the sap seeping from its edges. The guys swarmed up, a little cautiously at first, just licking the juice that oozed out. I saw wasps, flies, ball hoppers, clay wasps, spider wasps, goldsmith beetles, and most of all ants rushing to the sweet well mouth.

In order to get closer to the clear spring, the smaller ones got under the cicada’s belly. The cicada generously raised its claws to let these uninvited guests pass freely; the larger insects stamped their feet impatiently. , took a quick puff, then backed away, went for a spin on the branch next to him, and then came back more boldly. They became more and more greedy. They had restrained themselves just now, but now they have turned into a group of noisy invaders, bent on driving away the well diggers from the spring.

Among this group of robbers, the one who refuses to give up the most is the ant. I once saw them biting the tips of cicadas bit by bit, grabbing the tips of the cicada's wings that were being pulled by them, climbing on the cicada's back, and scratching the cicada's antennae. A bold ant right under my nose grabbed the cicada's straw and tried desperately to pull it out.

The giant was so annoyed by the dwarfs that he finally gave up the well. It peed on the robbers and ran away. (Volume 5 of "Insects") 5. Looking for exciting passages from two books on "Insects" and "Childhood", 20 paragraphs each, preferably shorter, the shorter the better

"Insects" is taciturn and lives a secretive life. The hermit monk "born to be boring" - Scorpion. When Swallow returns, Scorpion, who synchronizes with the ghost, goes out in the dark night.

They stroll gracefully and make secret glances. After finding a suitable partner, the male scorpion holds his partner by his tail and walks towards the new house.

If mating is successful, the female scorpion will often kill the male scorpion, eat it, or throw the body away. It is important for it to be able to climb up and down its burrow easily, because when it climbs out into the daylight, it must know what the climate is like outside.

So it has to work for several weeks, or even a month, to make a solid wall suitable for it to crawl up and down. At the top of the tunnel, it left a finger-thick layer of soil to protect and resist the changes in the outside air until the last moment.

As long as there is some news of good weather, it will climb up and use the thin cover on the top to measure the weather conditions. But when the poor locust moved just enough for the mantis to touch it, the mantis immediately used its weapon without mercy and hit the poor locust hard with its powerful "palm". Then use the two saws to press it firmly.

So, no matter how stubbornly the little prisoner resisted, it was of no avail. Next, the brutal demonic victor began to chew its spoils.

It will definitely feel very proud. In this way, treating the enemy like the autumn wind sweeping away fallen leaves is Mantis's creed that will never change.

Their own method is to work and rest at the same time. Not far from their net, there is a hidden place made of leaves and threads. During the day they hide here, quietly, immersed in deep thought.

The firefly twisted in an orderly manner, taking a short break after each twist, as if it wanted to understand the effect of the twist. The number of times the cow is twisted is not many. At most, the snail will be unable to move and lose consciousness after twisting it six times.

Firefly's method works so quickly, almost lightning-fast. There is no doubt that he has used the grooved hook to spread the venom to the snail's body. These seemingly mild stings can produce fast results.

The migratory locust wasp has just shown us how correct and skillful its actions are under the inspiration of its own unconscious, that is, guided by instinct; now it will show us how well it behaves when it happens. When it deviates even slightly from its accustomed path, its methods are so lacking, its wisdom so limited, and even illogical. This is the characteristic of instinctive talent.

This is a strange contradiction. These grasshoppers are also experts at eating meat. Although they are not as cruel as mantises, they never let go of their dead companions. Greed corrodes their hearts all the time.

Cicadas are "driven by hunger"/"driven by thirst" When I inspected their caches, I "excavated" them with a hand axe. As it approached the ditch, it would of course notice this gratifying thing, and rush over to get this precious little bit of soil from the water's edge.

They are not willing to let go of this extremely rare find in the moisture-free season. "You are the sacred bean, the comfort of the poor, your price is low, you feed the laborers, the kind and canola people who never get good luck; in people's hearts, joy and sorrow are almost entangled. , alternating with each other at an elusive and puzzling speed. When I was a child, I imagined that I was a beehive, with all kinds of ordinary rough people, all like bees sending knowledge and ideas about life into the beehive. , they do their best to enrich my soul as much as possible.

This kind of bee is often dirty and bitter, but as long as it is knowledge, it is honey. Things such as the heart's freshness, freshness, and motherly thoughtfulness, stroking the silence like warm, furry hands, brushing away everything that should be forgotten in the memory - brushing away all the corrosive finesse that was contaminated during the day. dust.

Childhood: When I was young, I imagined that I was a beehive, with all kinds of ordinary rough people, all like bees, sending knowledge and ideas about life into the beehive. They did their best to do so. The generosity of others has greatly enriched my soul. This kind of honeycomb is often dirty and bitter, but as long as it is knowledge, it is honey. "Before she came, I seemed to be hiding in the darkness and sleeping, but as soon as she appeared, she woke me up, led me to a bright place, and connected everything around me with a continuous thread. Woven into colorful lace, she immediately became my lifelong friend, the most intimate person, the person I know best and the most precious - it was her selfless love for the world that enriched me and filled me with strong strength. To cope with the difficult life.

In people's hearts, joy and sorrow are almost intertwined, alternating with each other at an unpredictable and puzzling speed. Night comes, a powerful and refreshing feeling. , something like a loving mother's thoughtfulness, such as the mind, the silence is like a warm, furry hand caressing, brushing away everything that should be forgotten in the memory - brushing away all the corrosive fine dust collected during the day.

He described his long hair as a punishment from God. He was full of humor in his self-deprecation. He is such a cheerful person. "Go to sleep. It's still early. The sun just woke up after sleeping all night." ..." It's like what a kind old man said in a fairy tale world. You can imagine the smile on her face and feel her relaxed and harmonious tone. Before grandma arrived, I seemed to be sleeping, as if hiding. In the darkness.

Her presence awakened me to the light, and she connected everything around me, weaving it all into a colorful lace pattern. My lifelong friend has become the most caring person to me and the most precious person to me because of the selfless love she has for the world. Enrichment makes me full of strength in the difficult years. On the blue water of the Volga River, orange-red ships are swimming upstream, while golden leaves are slowly drifting down the river.

I am very afraid of my grandfather, and I always feel that his green eyes are staring at me all the time. The music is passionate and filled with sadness, like a river rushing down from the mountains, surging in the room.

People often hear their singing and stop to look at them from under the window. The upturned faces remind me of them.