Read back the answers in Hoh Xil (complete)

(1) Last year, we went to Naqu along the Qinghai-Tibet Highway from Golmud. When we arrived near the Chuma River, we had to rest at the protection station because the road ahead collapsed, and we met Sixian here. Sixian 17 years old, is the youngest volunteer in the protection station.

He saw a camera hanging on my chest and came to take a photo with me. I seem to like him very much. He told me about the life here: every day, on the dark Qinghai-Tibet Highway, they pull banners to "open the way" for Tibetan antelopes trying to cross the Qinghai-Tibet Highway and migrate westward, because these Tibetan antelopes go to the gathering place of Tibetan antelopes in Zhuonaihu Tibetan Antelope Aggregation and the Sun Lake and hairy calves with abundant water plants every early summer. They will wait quietly in places frequented by Tibetan antelopes. If a Tibetan antelope comes on the road, he and his friends will stand up from a distance and pull up banners on the road to remind passing vehicles. The banner reads "Tibetan antelope crossing the road, please get off". Then people stopped to turn off the engine and waited quietly for the Tibetan antelopes, which were regarded as sacred by Tibetans, to cross the road slowly and hesitantly to breed in the hinterland of Hoh Xil. (3) Sixian said: "Although what we do is very simple, everyone is always moved by the other side inexplicably."

(4) I asked him, "How did you come here as a volunteer at such a young age? Aren't your parents worried? "

(5) Hearing this, he lowered his head and smiled indifferently: "I actually ran away from home."

He told me that he was a high school student, but he was not interested in learning. His hobby is photography. He is addicted to photography every day and his academic performance is poor. Parents are extremely dissatisfied with his "idleness" and often accuse him. Just two months ago, his favorite old camera was smashed by his angry father. He ran away from home in a rage and came here with a group of volunteers he met online-his long-dreamed destination. He said that he didn't know what to take to resist his father's "oppression" of his dreams, but he had a deep sense of mission in the process of opening the way for the Tibetan antelope.

He finished his story, but I couldn't persuade him, so I had to drag him to take pictures. The next day, the road was clear, so we left the protection station and drove to Naqu.

He sent us to the road and then gave me a kind hug and goodbye. I don't know why, probably for his young but persistent dream. On the way, I have been thinking that this child should go home and his parents should accept him, recognize him and encourage him. Only in this way can he live happily and move towards his dreams.

(9) After half a month, we returned to Golmud from Naqu and passed the protection station. Before the bus arrived, I saw a man waving at the protection station in the distance. It was none other than Sixian.

(10) Sixian looks a little sad, her eyes are red and swollen, as if she had cried. He wants us to take him to Golmud. Let's take him on his way.

(1 1) I asked him what happened.

He told me that something bad had happened. It turned out that three days ago, when they were paving the way for the Tibetan antelope on the road, a reckless driver, in order to catch up with the time, even ignored their obstacles and rushed past a poor lamb, which was cut in two and scattered. They are indignant at this. Then, they held the lamb and buried it in a grave specially dug for it at the protection station. After the lamb was buried, they saw a ewe wandering on the roadside and wailing all afternoon, and they were very upset. Knowing that it was the lamb's mother, they dug up the lamb with tears and put it in front of the ewe. The sad look of the ewe broke everyone's heart. It was not until the ewe left in despair that they buried the lamb again.

(13) There are tears in Sixian's eyes, and grief and indignation meet on his immature face. We were all filled with indignation, but no one said much.

(14) I tried to change the subject to dispel the sad atmosphere, so I put my arm around Sixian's shoulder and asked, "Where are you going next?"

(15) Sixian burst into tears. He took my hand and cried and said, "Brother, I want to go home! My mother must be looking for me crazy! "

(16) I hugged him and held her in my arms and cried. My tears burst out. This teenager lost in the edge of the world, after witnessing the real sadness, deeply understood a kind of love and finally turned back in the beautiful Hoh Xil.

1. Write Chinese characters according to Pinyin

The aquatic plants here are very rich, hairy _ _ _ _ _

2. The reason why people are always moved inexplicably in the third paragraph is to protect the rare animal Tibetan antelope in the harsh environment far from home.

The word "like this" in the eighth paragraph means that Sixian went home, and his parents accepted him, recognized him and encouraged him.

4. In the fifteenth paragraph, the phrase "Sixian suddenly burst into tears" uses the rhetorical device of _ _ exaggeration (metaphor), and its expression effect is _ _ vividly highlighting Sixian's sad feeling of missing his mother at that time.

5. The most appropriate understanding of the underlined sentence in paragraph 16 is (c).

A. Sixian finally learned the truth of life in Hoh Xil.

B. Sixian finally decided to go home and finish her studies in Hoh Xil.

C. Sixian finally met her parents in Hoh Xil and decided to go home.

D. Sixian finally felt overwhelmed in Hoh Xil and decided to return to China.

6. Please refer to the above as "The Story of Sixian".

One. Sixian loves photography, but she can't get the understanding and support from her parents, so she left home to be a volunteer to protect Tibetan antelopes in Hoh Xil.

Two. Because I saw the grief of the ewe losing the lamb with my own eyes, I thought of my mother's thoughts about myself. On the way home.