Idioms solitaire, the fifth grade people's education edition summer homework page 42, think for yourself. It's simple.
Love money as life, treat money as life. Describe extreme meanness.
Patriotism at home means that the emperor loves his country and people as much as he loves his family.
Loving cranes and losing people is a metaphor for losing a lot because of small things.
Love the ceremony to save the sheep, because we cherish the ancient ceremony and can't bear to make it obsolete, so we keep the sheep sacrifice needed by the ancient ceremony. Metaphor to maintain the fundamental, maintain the relevant ceremony.
In ancient times, I wore fur clothes with the fur facing outward. Metaphor does not pay attention to the root cause, and the weight is reversed.
The second sub-topic of the second question on page 36 of the fifth grade summer vacation homework of Jiangsu Education Edition is10× (10× 2)-10× 3.14÷2 = 43 square decimeters.
Idioms solitaire's homework for the fifth grade summer vacation is to find a needle in a haystack → throw a needle in mustard seed → throw a blade in vain → die → survive but not die → give birth to a thousand buddhas → bring disaster to the country and people → be riddled with holes → hurt people by export → group people → distinguish the importance of Shaanxi → be famous and have a surname → flow peach blossoms → spend a month and a month → be penniless → be gifted and talented → flow away.
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Looking for a needle in a haystack → Cutting iron with a needle → Mouth into the heart → One hundred and fifty days → Trying every word every day → Making trouble with words → Following pearls and jade → Eating brocade → Wearing purple waist and gold clothes → Taking the wine of the golden mink → Drinking out the tongue → Being in meditation → Being out of ghosts → Walking like flying → Flying away and screaming loudly → Walking in the mountains and rivers → Doing well in advance → Standing up.
Shake hands and talk happily-(jubilant)-(dancing first)-(in various ways)
Everyone has his own hundred times (hundred times) (endless aftertaste) (extremely boring)
May I? Don't! ?
thank you
The answer to the summer homework in the second volume of the fifth grade, 6 1 page, the fourth big question and the second small question; Summer homework usually has some answers in the last few pages.
Idioms solitaire, fourth grade, book 2, Chinese summer homework, page 26, loneliness (walking), floating (water), falling rocks (coming out), living (dying), escaping (living), surviving (dying), mending (prison), not crying (laughing), laughing (opening), seeing (mountain) and running out of water (exhausting).
The answer to the summer homework in the second volume of the fifth grade, the seventh page is a small topic "Private Zhang Ga".
"Chicken Hair Letter" Hai Wa
"Mine War" Zhao Hu
Tunnel warfare Gao Chuanbao
"Flying Tigers" Liu Hong
Guerrillas in Li Xiangyang plain
I wish you a happy study!
The arrangement law of the second discovery number on page 30 of the fifth grade math summer homework is odd, odd, even, odd, odd and even. ...
So the ordinal numbers divisible by three are even numbers, so a * * * has 100/3≈33.
Page 63 of the English summer vacation workbook in the second volume of the fifth grade 1 Title Picture A
There is a lamp on the table.
There is a closet near the desk.
There is a boy on the chair.
(4) there are dogs sleeping.
There is a mirror near the window.
There is an air conditioner near the window.
Picture b
(1) There is a phone on the desk.
There is a bookcase beside the desk.
There is a girl on the bed.
(4) There is a dog running.
There is a picture near the window.
There is a picture near the window.
Some places are different from yours. I made it myself. Hope to adopt!