The Old Man and the Sea · Quick Reading

"The Old Man and the Sea" conveys a tough guy spirit that "people can be destroyed, but cannot be defeated." An old fisherman didn't catch a fish for eighty-four days, but he still refused to admit defeat and was still full of fighting spirit. Finally on the eighty-fifth day, he caught a big fish that was 18 feet long and weighed 1,500 pounds. The big fish dragged the boat into the sea. The old man still struggled with the big fish tenaciously despite the various difficulties of having no water, no food, no weapons, no assistants, and a cramp in his left hand. After two days and two nights, he finally killed the big fish. But the big fish tied to the side of the boat were attacked by many sharks one after another. Finally, the old man was exhausted and dragged back a fish skeleton. The manuscript includes a total of five sections: introduction to the work, main characters, required test points, practice test questions, and composition materials. Among them, the required test points are the main ones. The required test points include chapter introductions, required test paragraphs, and extraction of test points. The test points are extracted by simulating questions based on the content of the original work, and providing answers and corresponding analysis to help readers understand the original work more deeply and have a clearer grasp of the direction of the exam questions.