2 points per sub-issue, 20 points. If the place is narrow, it should. Title iv: the competition for civilized knowledge of primary school students. The subject of the civilization competition: class: name: i, choice. (4) others feed themselves and say “thank you”. (iv) brief answers (20 minutes, each 10 minutes) 1. What manners should be observed at the table when eating at home? 2. What should be noted when raising the flag? Answer to the question: i, single question ii. Multiple choice. If this is not possible, the teacher should help or coordinate with the classmates. C. Availability. D. Multiple handshakes can be exchanged. , watch out for handshakes. It's clean, neat, smooth and beautiful. Who are you looking for? 11. When wearing a red scarf, be () a, tie the red scarf under the collar b, direct the red scarf to the neck c and wear a red scarf without a collar (). "a, as you like, b, talking about c, whispering, without prejudice to 7 others who serve you, do things and help you, however little they may be, say it." 3. Do not make any random use of the objects of others without their () consent, or review the books, work, journals of others. C. Be polite and speak civilized.) answer: what do you want to know about going to and from the classroom and the office? Answer: 3. A: how are we supposed to be late for class? Answer: the third: the quiz of the ceremonial knowledge competition for pupils in primary school, the quiz of the ceremonial knowledge competition for pupils in primary school (45 points, 3 points each), is called for by one punch, one foot, one foot. () we are civilized pupils who are usually careful not to throw garbage, spit and paint. (c) 3. The teacher should be greeted on his own initiative, but without having to go ahead, when meeting him in or on the stairs. Guests should come home with a smile and a warm welcome so that they can feel happy and be careful (). The general principle of choosing a friend for pupils (). A. Stand up and shake hands. B. Do your best to brush your teeth and promote each one of them. Go to the other person's room and knock on the door and enter it with permission, and do not move the other person's belongings at will and do not disturb the other person's work, study or rest. A. When friends meet, b., when visiting patients, c., when others study and work, you should sit on the table and give the best table to (). A. What is wrong with avoiding alienation b, poor compassion c, caring to help with tourism 2? (a) a, to throw the piece of paper in a garbage bin b, to write a c on a relic or a tree, not to shout at the other person's choice () and to say hello in advance. A. Take your own garbage or groceries, b., garbage and groceries from the neighbourhood, c. Go to school one morning and say hello. Title ii: "students of the civilization competition " , "students of the civilization competition " , "students of the civilization competition " , "students of the middle and middle schools" (4) others feed themselves and say “thank you”. A. Avoiding alienation b, poor compassion c, caring for help iii, questions and answers (40 minutes, each 20 minutes) 1. What manners should be observed when eating at home? 2. What should be noted when raising the flag? A, knock on the door, get into b, flip through anything, c, knock on the door to allow access to 6. No insults, no fights. A, respectable master, courtesies, courtesies, words of honour, and no calling. 10. Dealing with human beings, linguistic civilization, not swearing. (6) the teacher should be greeted on his own initiative when entering or entering the stairs, but need not be allowed to go first. (iii) to observe traffic regulations, to walk to the right and to be allowed to walk when a vehicle is encountered. (b) when entering the office, “reports” are called for. (v) public facilities for the protection of schools should be free from drawings on walls, drawings on desks and chairs and kicks. (ix) stand still when the flag is raised and you should ignore it if someone next to you talks to you. 3. The content of article 5 of the code of daily conduct for primary school students
