A: (1) Olympia is a sacred place for all mankind, which leads to the simplest end point of human health. Health is their religion.
(2) Olympia embodies the complete ideal of human beings: intellectual health and physical health are brought into full play and then combined. (Or: Olympia strongly integrated the concept of health into civilization and was accepted by all mankind. )
2. The underlined sentence in the second paragraph is very intriguing. (4 points)
(1) What skills are used in these sentences? ( 1)
A: Olympia is a sacred place for all mankind, which leads to the simplest destination of human health. Health is their religion.
(2) What do these words emphasize? What role does the author play in expression? (3 points)
A: Olympia embodies the complete ideal of human beings: to maximize intellectual health and physical health, and then combine them. (Or: Olympia strongly integrated the concept of health into civilization and was accepted by all mankind. )
3. The author said in the article: "I obviously felt the gap between ancient civilizations in China". What is the essence of this gap? (3 points)
A: The ancient Greek civilization brought health into civilization so strongly, paying attention to the whole of mankind and pursuing the dual health of mankind; Chinese civilization, on the other hand, pays little attention to the individual meaning and the self in the organic sense.
4. Appreciating this short passage, the two correct items are AD (the earliest arena in item B is not the direct reason for looking up, but the author praises a spirit; Although other civilizations in item C also advocate these two aspects, they often pay attention to one aspect and lose the other. This parallelism sentence is about attaching importance to one thing and losing another. The statue seen in item e is written because it is not much different from athletes, thus clarifying the pursuit of dual health. )
A. The author associates the architectural foundation, temple foundation and sculpture of Olympia with the spirit of Olympia and praises the pursuit of two kinds of health.
Greek civilization is worth looking up to forever because it is the most important arena in the dawn of mankind.
C. "Or ignorant, or sour, or admire knights, or imitate the poor." Here, the author uses parallelism to emphasize that other civilizations also advocate intelligence and limbs.
D. The author accepted a great clash of civilizations in Olympia and reflected on the gap between ancient China civilization and ancient Greek civilization.
E. The author wrote in the article that he saw the full-length statues of ancient Greek philosophers and sages more than once, mainly to show that the Greek human sculpture is still an unattainable specimen of human beauty.