An object is a cyclical change in the long-term adaptation of organisms to conditions such as light, precipitation, temperature, etc., resulting in an appropriate growth and development rhythm, known as the vector phenomenon, which primarily refers to the response of plants and animals to the rhythm of growth, growth, patterns of activity and abiotic changes. They are the seasonal phenomena of animal and plant life in the natural environment and the characteristics of certain meteorological and hydrological phenomena that occur at a given time in the year. These include three areas:
(1) vegetable species, also known as crop species, such as lumbering, ploughing, flowering, tanning, falling leaves, etc., during crop reproduction。
(2) animal species, such as migratory movements of migratory birds, insects and other animals, tremors, tremors, hibernation, etc。
(3) hydrological, meteorological, natural phenomena such as frost, frost, ice, digestion, snow and snow。
Based on the relevant professional background knowledge of these objects, the use of ancient poetry as a vehicle has often become the hot spot for common sense questions, as is the case with the following one, which has been tested in previous years:
Example 1. China's ancient poems contain a great deal of material material, and the following verse reflects the climate phenomenon of the “cold seasons of the high-altitude zone”:
A. The snow in may, the twilight, the flute, the twilight
B. Black geese flying high and running at night alone. ♪ to ride away, snow and bow ♪
C. A thousand mountain birds have been lost and many others have disappeared. I'm a loner
D. The yellow river lies far above the clouds and is a single city, mount bandar. How can a flute blame the willows for the spring wind
[answer] a. Parsed: a came out of lee baek's "claire . One," and the sky was high on average, and in may it was still full of snow, no flowers, only cold, and only spring was felt in the flute of the twilight. This was true in mid-summer in may, not to mention the cold of the rest of the time (especially winter). "b" from luen, "the cyclops . Three" , which presents the beauty of the far northwest border and the beauty of the rough; "c" from "yu zongwon" , which depicts a winter zhijiang zhijiang; and "d" from the king's queen's queen's queen's queen, which depicts the extraordinary beauty of the northwest border and the cold and bitterness of the border; the three bcds, while written cold, are mostly winter or early spring and do not predict whether summer is cold or not. So the answer to this question is a。
The knowledge of this common sense imposes two basic requirements on our candidates: first, the ability to appreciate ancient words, which requires us to accumulate and learn more from time to time; and, second, the familiarity with the relevant background knowledge of objects. It is hoped that they will be used as a tool to prepare the candidates。
