Idioms are high-frequency test points for primary school language examinations, and they are also the “secret weapons” for essay scoring. This 100-question idiom practice makes the 30 most commonly tested idioms at the primary school level into blanks + interpretation training, with answers, and print them to use.
From the first to the sixth grade, idioms appear in almost every test: reading spelled idioms, idiom filling in blanks, idiom making sentences, idiom moral choice questions. To accumulate enough children, such questions can only rely on Meng.
Usage of this exercise
- Memorize 5 idioms every day: copy, read the meaning, create a sentence;
- Complete all 100 questions in 20 days;
- Ask parents to randomly draw 10 dictations on weekends;
- Take the initiative to use 3 in your composition to deepen your memory.
High-efficiency memory method
Idioms should not be dead to memorize the interpretation, butUnderstanding + Sentence MakingFor example, “water droplet stone piercing”, first tell its story (water droplets continue to drip, you can pierce the stone), and then create the sentence “as long as you keep practicing, you can pierce the water droplet stone”. When you understand the idioms, you can recognize them at a glance during the exam.
Test Points Proposed Value
The proper use of idioms in the composition is the easiest extra point for the teacher to see. A 100-question idiom accumulation is enough for the child to benefit from both the idiom question and the essay.
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