班級(jí)布置檢查評(píng)比表

1、好聽的男孩名字：致遠(yuǎn)出自諸葛亮的?誡子書?：非淡泊無以明志，非寧靜無以致遠(yuǎn)俊馳出自成語：俊才星馳雨澤恩惠像雨一樣多燁磊光明磊落晟睿晟是光明、興盛的意思，讀 she ng ;睿是智慧的意思天佑生來就有上天庇佑的孩子文昊昊的字意是：廣闊無邊修潔修：形容身材修長(zhǎng)高大，潔：整潔黎昕黎：黎明昕：明亮的樣子 遠(yuǎn)航好男兒，就放他去遠(yuǎn)航吧旭堯旭：旭日?qǐng)颍荷瞎艜r(shí)期的賢明君主，后泛指圣人鴻濤鴻：旺盛，興盛偉祺偉：偉大祺：桔祥榮軒軒：氣度非凡 越澤澤：廣博的水源浩宇胸懷猶如宇宙，浩瀚無窮瑾瑜 出自成語 握瑾懷瑜，比喻擁有美好的品德皓軒意為：光明磊落，氣宇軒昂擎蒼頂天立地，男兒本色出自宋代詩人蘇軾的?江城子 '

2、;密州出獵?“左牽黃，右擎蒼擎宇意思同上志澤澤：廣域的水源 子軒軒：氣度非凡 睿淵睿智；學(xué)識(shí)淵博弘文弘揚(yáng);文:文學(xué)家哲瀚擁有廣闊的學(xué)問雨澤恩惠楷瑞楷:楷模；瑞:桔祥建輝建造輝煌成就晉鵬晉：進(jìn)也，本義，上進(jìn)鵬：比喻前程遠(yuǎn)大天磊磊：眾石累積紹輝紹：繼承輝：光芒 澤洋廣闊的海洋鑫磊鑫：財(cái)富鵬煊煊：光明，讀xua nn 昊強(qiáng)昊：蒼天，蒼穹偉宸宸：古代君王的代稱 博超博：博大超：超越 君浩君：君子浩：浩大 子騫騫：高舉，飛起 鵬濤鵬：比喻氣勢(shì)雄偉 炎彬炎：燃燒彬：形容文雅 鶴軒鶴：閑云野鶴軒：氣度非凡越彬彬：形容文雅 風(fēng)華風(fēng)華正茂靖琪靖：平安琪：美玉明輝輝：光明偉誠偉：偉大誠：老實(shí) 明軒軒：氣度非凡 健

3、柏柏：松柏，是長(zhǎng)壽的象征。健柏就是健康長(zhǎng)壽的意思修杰修：形容身材修長(zhǎng)高大志澤澤：廣域的水源 弘文弘揚(yáng),文:文學(xué)家 峻熙峻:高大威猛;熙:前途一片光明 嘉懿嘉:美好;懿:美好 煜城照耀城市 懿軒懿:美好;軒:氣宇軒昂 燁偉燁：光耀 苑博博：博學(xué) 偉澤偉：偉大澤：廣域的水源 熠彤熠：光耀彤：紅色 鴻煊鴻：大也煊：光明 博濤博：博學(xué) 燁霖?zé)睿汗饷?燁華燁：光耀 煜祺煜：照耀祺：桔祥 智宸智：智慧宸：古代君王的代稱 正豪 豪：豪氣 昊然昊：蒼天，蒼穹 明杰明智，杰出 立誠誠：老實(shí)立軒軒：氣度非凡立輝輝：輝煌峻熙峻:高大威猛;熙:前途一片光明 弘文弘揚(yáng);文:文學(xué)家熠彤熠：光耀彤：紅色鴻煊鴻：大也煊：光明

4、燁霖?zé)睿汗饷髡苠珦碛袕V闊的學(xué)問鑫鵬鑫：財(cái)富鵬：比喻氣勢(shì),雄偉昊天思聰展鵬笑愚志強(qiáng)炫明雪松思源智淵思淼曉嘯天宇浩然文軒鷺洋振家樂駒曉博文博昊焱立果金鑫錦程嘉熙力口八、鵬飛子默思遠(yuǎn)浩軒語堂聰健好聽的女孩的名字: 雨嘉雨，純潔；嘉，優(yōu)秀雅雯 優(yōu)雅的云彩昭雪昭：充滿活力，是一個(gè)陽光女孩。雪：愿她象雪一樣純潔、美麗。 倩雪即前雪，也就是雪天出生的可愛公主啦玉珍象玉一般美麗，珍珠一樣令人喜愛茹雪茹，諧音如；全名意思是想雪一般純潔，善良正梅為人正直，能承受各種打擊美琳美麗，善良，活潑歡馨快樂，與家人生活得非常溫馨優(yōu)璇優(yōu)，各個(gè)方面都很優(yōu)秀；璇，像美玉一樣美麗，受人歡送雨嘉雨，純潔；嘉，優(yōu)秀婭楠婭，諧音雅，文雅

5、；楠只是名字好聽明美明白事理，長(zhǎng)得標(biāo)志美麗，有著花容月貌可馨一個(gè)美麗的可人兒。能與家人生活得非常溫馨 惠茜賢惠，茜只是名字好聽漫妮生活浪漫，妮是對(duì)女孩的稱呼，沒什么意義香茹香，死后留香百世，茹，沒什么大意義月嬋比貂禪還漂亮美麗，比月光還溫柔嫦曦像嫦娥一樣有著絕世美麗容貌，像晨曦一樣朝氣蓬勃，有精神 靜香文靜，象明朝時(shí)期的香妃一樣美麗，文雅，貞烈.智慧且不夸張夢(mèng)潔一個(gè)夢(mèng)幻般的女孩，心地善良，純潔 凌薇氣勢(shì)、朝氣都凌人，薇，祝她將來成為一代名人 美蓮美麗如蓮花一樣，還有出淤泥而不染的高尚品質(zhì) 雅靜優(yōu)雅文靜 雪麗美麗如雪 依娜有伊人風(fēng)采，娜一般指姑娘美麗，婀娜多姿嘛 雅芙文雅，如出水芙蓉一般 雨婷溫

6、柔，聰明，漂亮 怡香香氣怡人 韻寒即蘊(yùn)涵 莉姿具有公主或王后的一切風(fēng)度與姿色 夢(mèng)璐如夢(mèng)幻般的女孩，璐，諧音露，露字為日月結(jié)合的靈之美 沛玲精神充分，小巧玲瓏靈蕓雙手靈巧 欣妍開心愉快，妍是美麗 雨嘉雨，純潔；嘉，優(yōu)秀 婭楠婭，諧音雅，文雅；楠只是名字好聽 明美明白事理，長(zhǎng)得標(biāo)志美麗，有著花容月貌 可馨與家人生活得非常溫馨 惠茜賢惠，茜只是名字好聽 漫妮生活浪漫，妮是對(duì)女孩的稱呼，沒什么意義 香茹香，死后留香百世，茹，沒什么大意義 月嬋比貂禪還漂亮美麗，比月光還溫柔 嫦曦像嫦娥一樣有著絕世美麗容貌 靜香文靜，象明朝時(shí)期的香妃一樣美麗，文雅 夢(mèng)潔一個(gè)夢(mèng)幻般的女孩，心地善良，純潔 凌薇氣勢(shì)、朝氣都凌

7、人，薇，祝她將來成為一代名人 美蓮美麗如蓮花一樣，還有出淤泥而不染的高尚品質(zhì) 雅靜優(yōu)雅文靜 雅雯 優(yōu)雅的云彩 瑞祺桔祥芮穎聰穎詩琪詩情畫意；美玉雪雁在雪花中飛舞的飛雁煜婷照耀;亭亭玉立羽馨羽緞;溫馨雯璇雯:一種有花紋的云彩；璇:美玉紫瑞桔祥胡晴胡：古代傳說中的一種神珠彥妮彥：古時(shí)候指有才學(xué)有德行的人 妮：指女孩子第瑤第：美玉瑤：美玉樂姍姍：女子走路時(shí)婀娜的樣子馨蒙馨：香氣胡怡怡：心曠神怡蕓熙熙：光明琪：美玉女青：女子有才凝：聚集，會(huì)聚 萱：一種忘憂的草婷：美好靖：平安 菲：形容花草的香氣很濃琪：美玉煦：溫暖妍：美好歆：心悅，歡愉璟：玉的光榮 雯：色彩斑斕的云，多用于人名彥：古代指有才學(xué)有德行的

8、人 琳：美玉慧：智慧蕙：比喻女子身心芳潔 怡：心曠神怡婉：婉約彤：紅色 玉涵有美玉一般內(nèi)涵的女孩佳琦琦，是玉的意思，佳琦的意思是祝愿寶寶猶如上好的美玉一樣白璧無暇!睿妤意思是聰明的女孩 清菡菡即荷花，有出淤泥而不染的高潔。 “清菡就是“清水芙蓉 的意思 詩涵有文采且有內(nèi)涵的女孩黛瀅一個(gè)很有古典韻味的名字 寧馨寧靜而溫馨妙菱讓人覺得活潑聰穎的名字 心琪琪是玉的意思。 “心琪 就是形容心靈象玉一樣美好 雯媛端莊高雅有才華的女孩詩婧如詩畫一般的美麗女孩 靜琪安靜又乖巧的女孩 雅琳 以“雅入名，寓意 “超脫、優(yōu)雅 婉玗婉寓意 “和順、溫和 玗“寓意“美好 書怡文靜宜人詩茵詩：寓意文雅、浪漫 睿婕意思是

9、聰明的女孩 婉婷婉寓意 “和順、溫和 婷“寓意“美好 云舒寵辱不驚 ,閑看庭前花開花落 .去留無意 ,慢隨天外云卷云舒 珂玥珂是古代象白玉一樣的美石，玥是傳說中的神秘佛珠。代表桔祥的意思。 玉茗玉茗是山茶花的別稱，山茶花是質(zhì)樸純潔的象征未解釋其意義的名字婉君 麗君 玉潔 小美 小雪 小雨 小蓮 小雅 小櫻 小麗 小艷 蕊兒 小娜 小心 小惠 小玉 小月 小儀 小桃琳 小玲 小楠 小蘭 小愛 媛媛 小芙婷 菁菁 小萍 盈盈 小姐 小芳 小馨小琦小小小琦蘭馨佳雪雪涵薇婷雪枚雪櫻*、人云蘭蘭馨盈盈晶晶菁菁婉儀婉君 夢(mèng)嫻 夢(mèng)麗 夢(mèng)琳 依娜夢(mèng)儀詩雨媛蝴叢蝶瑤箐楠晴絹竺姍玫菊萼琬莠蔻謹(jǐn)藍(lán)桃萍甜苧葩窈瑩菀蝴

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13、靈、書芹、幼蓉、以藍(lán)、笑寒、憶寒、秋煙、芷巧、水香、映之、醉波、幻蓮、夜山、芷卉、向彤、小玉、幼南、凡夢(mèng)、爾曼、念波、迎松、青寒、笑天、涵蕾、碧菡、映秋、盼煙、憶山、以寒、寒香、小凡、代亦、夢(mèng)露、映波、友蕊、寄凡、憐蕾、雁楓、水綠、曼荷、笑珊、寒珊、谷南、慕兒、X-JLJ 夏嵐、友兒、小萱、紫青、妙菱、冬寒、曼柔、語蝶、青筠、夜安、覓海、問安、曉槐、雅山、訪云、翠容、寒凡、曉綠、以菱、冬云、含玉、訪楓、含卉、夜白、冷安、靈竹、醉薇、元珊、幻波、盼夏、元瑤、迎曼、水云、訪琴、谷波、笑白、妙海、紫霜、凌旋、孤絲、憐寒、凡松、青絲、翠安、如天、凌雪、綺菱、代云、香薇、冬靈、凌珍、沛文、紫槐、幻柏、采

14、文、雪旋、盼海、映夢(mèng)、安雁、映容、凝陽、訪風(fēng)、天亦、覓風(fēng)、小霜、雪萍、半雪、山柳、谷雪、靖易、白薇、夢(mèng)菡、飛綠、如波、又晴、友易、香菱、冬亦、問雁、海冬、秋靈、凝芙、念煙、白山、從靈、爾芙、迎蓉、念寒、翠綠、翠芙、靖兒、妙柏、千凝、小珍、妙旋、雪楓、夏菡、綺琴、雨雙、聽楓、覓荷、凡之、曉凡、雅彤、孤風(fēng)、從安、綺彤、之玉、雨珍、幻絲、代梅、青亦、丿元菱、?，?、飛槐、聽露、夢(mèng)嵐、幻竹、谷云、憶霜、水瑤、慕晴、秋雙、雨真、覓珍、丹雪、元楓、思天、如松、妙晴、谷秋、妙松、曉夏、宛筠、碧琴、盼蘭、小夏、安容、青曼、千兒、尋雙、涵瑤、冷梅、秋柔、思菱、醉波、醉柳、以寒、迎夏、向雪、以丹、依凝、如柏、雁菱、

15、凝竹、宛白、初柔、南雷、書萱、夢(mèng)槐、南琴、綠海、沛兒、曉瑤、凝蝶、紫雪、念雙、念真、曼寒、凡霜、飛雪、雪蘭、雅霜、從蓉、冷雪、靖巧、翠絲、覓翠、凡白、樂蓉、迎波、丹煙、夢(mèng)旋、書雙、念桃、夜天、安筠、覓柔、初南、秋蝶、千易、女露、詩蕊、山雁、友菱、香露、曉蘭、白卉、語山、冷珍、秋翠、夏柳、如之、憶南、書易、翠桃、寄瑤、如曼、問柳、幻桃、又菡、醉蝶、亦綠、詩珊、聽芹、新之、易巧、念云、曉靈、靜楓、夏蓉、如南、幼絲、秋白、冰安、秋白、南風(fēng)、醉山、初彤、凝海、紫文、凌晴、雅琴、傲安、傲之、初蝶、代芹、詩霜、碧靈、詩柳、夏柳、采白、慕梅、樂安、冬菱、紫安、宛凝、雨雪、易真、安荷、靜竹、代柔、丹秋、綺梅、

16、依白、凝荷、幼珊、憶彤、V-H. I凌冃、之桃、芷荷、聽荷、代玉、念珍、夢(mèng)菲、夜春、千秋、白秋、谷菱、飛松、初瑤、惜靈、夢(mèng)易、新瑤、曼梅、碧曼、友瑤、雨蘭、夜柳、芷珍、含芙、夜云、依萱、凝雁、以蓮、安南、幼晴、爾琴、飛陽、白凡、沛萍、雪瑤、向卉、采文、樂珍、寒荷、覓雙、白桃、安卉、迎曼、盼雁、樂松、涵山、問楓、以柳、含海、翠曼、憶梅、涵柳、海藍(lán)、曉曼、代珊、憶丹、靜芙、綺蘭、夢(mèng)安、紫絲、千雁、凝珍、香宣、夢(mèng)容、冷雁、飛柏、天真、翠琴、寄真、秋荷、代珊、初雪、雅柏、憐容、如風(fēng)、南露、紫易、冰凡、海雪、語蓉、碧玉、語風(fēng)、凝夢(mèng)、從雪、白楓、傲云、白梅、念露、慕凝、雅柔、盼柳、半青、從霜、懷柔、憐晴、

17、夜蓉、代雙、以南、廿辛 假設(shè)菱、芷文、南晴、夢(mèng)寒、初翠、靈波、問夏、惜海、亦旋、沛芹、幼萱、白凝、初露、迎海、綺玉、凌香、尋芹、秋柳、爾白、映真、含雁、寒松、尋雪、青煙、冋；蕊、靈陽、雪巧、丹萱、凡雙、孤萍、紫菱、尋凝、傲柏、傲兒、友容、靈楓、爾絲、曼凝、假設(shè)蕊、問絲、思楓、水卉、問梅、念寒、詩雙、翠霜、夜香、寒雷、凡陽、冷玉、平彤、語薇、幻珊、紫夏、凌波、芷蝶、丹南、之雙、凡波、思雁、白蓮、從菡、如容、采柳、沛嵐、惜兒、夜玉、水兒、半凡、語海、聽蓮、幻楓、念柏、冰珍、思山、凝蕊、天玉、思萱、向夢(mèng)、笑南、夏旋、之槐、兀靈、以彤、采萱、巧曼、綠蘭、平藍(lán)、冋萍、綠蓉、靖柏。迎蕾、碧曼、思卉、白柏、

18、妙菡、憐陽、雨柏、雁菡、夢(mèng)之、又蓮、樂荷、寒天、凝琴、書南、映天、白夢(mèng)、初瑤、平露、含巧、慕蕊、半蓮、醉卉、大菱、青雪、雅旋、巧荷、飛丹、假設(shè)靈、爾云、幻天、詩蘭、青夢(mèng)、海菡、靈槐、憶秋、寒凝、凝芙、綺山、靜白、爾蓉、爾冬、映萱、白筠、冰雙、訪彤、綠柏、夏云、笑翠、曉靈、含雙、盼波、以云、憐翠、雁風(fēng)、之卉、平松、問兒、綠柳、如蓉、曼容、天晴、丹琴、惜天、尋琴、依瑤、涵易、憶靈、從波、依柔、問蘭、山晴、憐珊、之云、飛雙、傲白、沛春、雨南、夢(mèng)之、笑陽、代容、友琴、雁梅、友桃、從露、語柔、傲玉、覓夏、曉藍(lán)、新晴、雨蓮、凝旋、綠旋、幻香、覓雙、冷亦、憶雪、友卉、幻翠、靖柔、尋菱、丹翠、安陽、雅寒、惜筠

19、、爾安、雁易、飛瑤、夏蘭、沛藍(lán)、靜丹、山芙、笑晴、新煙、笑旋、雁蘭、凌翠、秋蓮、書桃、傲松、語兒、映菡、初曼、聽云、初夏、雅香、語雪、初珍、白安、冰薇、詩槐、冷玉、冰巧、之槐、夏寒、詩筠、新梅、白曼、安波、從陽、含桃、曼卉、笑萍、曉露、尋菡、沛白、平靈、水彤、安彤、涵易、樂巧、依風(fēng)、紫南、亦絲、易蓉、紫萍、惜萱、詩雷、尋綠、詩雙、尋云、孤丹、谷藍(lán)、山靈、幻絲、友梅、從云、雁絲、盼旋、幼旋、爾藍(lán)、沛山、代絲、覓松、冰香、依玉、冰之、妙夢(mèng)、以冬、曼青、冷菱、雪曼、安白、千亦、凌蝶、又夏、南煙。靖易、沛凝、翠梅、書文、雪卉、樂兒、傲絲、安冃、初蝶、寄靈、惜寒、雨竹、冬蓮、綺南、翠柏、平凡、亦玉、孤蘭

20、、秋珊、新筠、半芹、夏瑤、念文、曉絲、涵蕾、雁凡、谷蘭、靈凡、凝云、曼云、丹彤、南霜、夜夢(mèng)、從筠、雁芙、語蝶、依波、曉旋、念之、盼芙、曼安、采珊、初柳、迎天、曼安、南珍、妙芙、語柳、含蓮、曉筠、夏山、爾容、念夢(mèng)、傲南、冋薇、雨靈、凝安、冰海、初珍、宛菡、冬卉、盼晴、冷荷、寄卒、幻梅、如凡、語夢(mèng)、易夢(mèng)、千柔、向露、夢(mèng)玉、傲霜、依霜、靈松、詩桃、書蝶、冰蝶、山槐、以晴、友易、夢(mèng)桃、香菱、孤云、水蓉、雅容、飛煙、雁荷、代芙、醉易、夏煙、依秋、依波、紫萱、涵易、憶之、幻巧、水風(fēng)、安寒、白亦、憐雪、聽南、念蕾、夢(mèng)竹、千凡、寄琴、采波、元冬、思菱、平卉、笑柳、雪卉、谷夢(mèng)、綠蝶、飛荷、平安、孤晴、芷荷、曼冬

21、、爾槐、以旋、綠蕊、初夏、依絲、憐南、千山、雨安、水風(fēng)、寄柔、幼楓、凡桃、新兒、夏波、雨琴、靜槐、元槐、映陽、飛薇、小凝、映寒、傲菡、谷蕊、笑槐、飛蘭、笑卉、迎荷、元冬、書竹、半煙、綺波、小之、見露、夜雪、寒夢(mèng)、爾風(fēng)、白梅、雨旋、芷珊、山彤、爾柳、沛柔、靈萱、沛凝、白容、樂蓉、映安、依云、映冬、凡雁、夢(mèng)秋、醉柳、夢(mèng)凡、假設(shè)云、元容、懷蕾、靈寒、天薇、白風(fēng)、訪波、亦凝、易綠、夜南、曼凡、亦巧、青易。冰真、白宣、友安、詩翠、雪珍、海之、小蕊、又琴、香彤、語夢(mèng)、惜蕊、迎彤、沛白、雁山、易蓉、雪晴、詩珊、冰綠、半梅、笑容、沛凝、念瑤、如冬、向真、從蓉、亦云、向雁、爾蝶、冬易、丹亦、夏山、醉香、盼夏、孤

22、菱、安蓮、問凝、冬萱、曉山、雁蓉、夢(mèng)蕊、山菡、南蓮、飛雙、凝絲、思萱、懷夢(mèng)、雨梅、冷霜、向松、迎絲、迎梅、聽雙、山蝶、夜梅、醉冬、雨筠、平文、青文、半蕾、幼菱、尋梅、含之、香之、口心心、亦玉、靖荷、碧萱、寒云、向南、書雁、懷薇、思菱、憶文、假設(shè)山、向秋、凡白、綺煙、從蕾、天曼、又亦、依琴、曼彤、沛槐、又槐、元綠、安珊、夏之、易槐、宛亦、白翠、丹云、問寒、易文、傲易、青旋、思真、妙之、半雙、假設(shè)翠、初蘭、懷曼、惜萍、初之、宛絲、幻兒、千風(fēng)、天蓉、雅青、奇文、代天、惜珊、向微、冬靈、惜芹、V-H. I凌冃、谷芹、雁桃、映雁、書蘭、寄風(fēng)、訪煙、綺晴、傲柔、寄容、以珊、紫雪、芷容、書琴、尋桃、涵陽、懷

23、寒、易云、采藍(lán)、代秋、惜夢(mèng)、爾煙、谷槐、懷蓮、涵菱、水藍(lán)、訪冬、半蘭、又柔、冬卉、安雙、冰嵐、香薇、語芹、靜珊、幻露、訪天、靜柏、凌絲、小翠、雁卉、訪文、凌文、芷云、思柔、巧凡、慕山、依云、千柳、從凝、安夢(mèng)、香旋、映天、安柏、平萱、以筠、憶曼、新竹、綺露、覓兒、碧蓉、白竹、飛蘭、曼雁、雁露、凝冬、含靈、初陽、海秋、冰雙、綠蘭、盼易、思松、夢(mèng)山、友靈、綠竹、靈安、凌柏、秋柔、又藍(lán)、爾竹、天藍(lán)、青楓、問芙、語海、靈珊、凝丹、小蕾、迎夏、水之、飛珍、冰夏、亦竹、飛蓮、海白、元蝶、芷天、懷綠、爾容、兀芹、假設(shè)云、寒煙、聽筠、采夢(mèng)、凝蓮、元彤、覓山、代桃、冷之、盼秋、秋寒、慕蕊、海亦、初晴、巧蕊、聽安、

24、芷雪、以松、夢(mèng)槐、寒梅、香嵐、寄柔、映冬、孤容、曉蕾、安萱、聽楓、夜綠、雪蓮、從丹、碧蓉、綺琴、雨文、幼荷、青柏、初藍(lán)、憶安、盼晴、尋冬、雪珊、夢(mèng)寒、迎南、如彤、采楓、假設(shè)雁、翠陽、沛容、幻翠、山蘭、芷波、雪瑤、寄厶、慕卉、冷松、涵梅、書白、樂天、雁卉、宛秋、傲旋、新之、凡兒、夏真、靜楓、樂雙、白玉、問玉、寄松、丹蝶、元瑤、冰蝶、訪曼、代靈、芷煙、白易、爾陽、憐煙、平卉、丹寒、訪夢(mèng)、綠凝、冰菱、語蕊、思煙、憶楓、映菱、凌蘭、曼嵐、假設(shè)楓、傲薇、凡靈、樂蕊、秋靈、谷槐、覓云班級(jí)布置檢查評(píng)比表評(píng)分標(biāo)準(zhǔn)班級(jí)得分1.11.22.12.22.33.13.23.34.14.24.35.15.25.36.1

25、6.26.3講臺(tái)及周圍20分：電視柜、講臺(tái)面 保持清潔，黑板及黑板臺(tái)清潔，無大量粉塵殘 留，教室地面干凈，無灰塵、無斑跡、無死角。 教室前無掃除工具。組織表10分：注意美觀，有藝術(shù)性， 布局工整，及時(shí)更新。窗臺(tái)10分：窗戶明凈，窗臺(tái)上無灰塵， 每個(gè)窗臺(tái)擺放盆花，不放置其它物品。學(xué)習(xí)園地20分：及時(shí)更新，要求板 報(bào)設(shè)計(jì)合理，內(nèi)容豐富多彩，書寫清楚美觀， 給人一種美的享受。衛(wèi)生角10分：教室垃圾及時(shí)清理，衛(wèi) 生工具擺放整齊。圖書角10 分:陳列的書刊按種類、按 開本規(guī)格大小有序排列整齊。整潔，無雜物。桌椅10 分:課桌椅擺放整齊，桌布數(shù) 量齊全，上面無亂刻、亂書亂畫現(xiàn)象。學(xué)生10 分:個(gè)人衛(wèi)生好，

26、精神飽滿合計(jì)100分1 David meets his uncleIt was early in the month of June，1751，when I shut the door of our house behind mefor the last time All my life I had lived in the quiet little village of Essendean，in the Lowlands of Scotland ， where my fatherhad been the dominie ，or schoolteacher But nowthat he and

27、 mymother were both dead，I had to leave the houseThe new dominie would soon arrive ，and he would teach at the school and live in the dominie's houseSo，although I was only seventeen ， there was nowhere for me to live，and no reason for me to stay in EssendeanBut myheart was beating with excitement

28、 as I walked down the road ，because in my hand I carried the letter that my father had given me just before he died Davie ，' he had said ， when I am dead ，take this to thehouse of Shaws ， near CramondThat's where I came from ， and that's where you must go Put this letter into the hands o

29、f Ebenezer Balfour'Balfour ！The samenameas my own！It was the first time I had heard of any of our family outside EssendeanSo I decided to walk to Cramond，hoping that perhaps this Mr Balfour ，in his fine big house，would receive me kindly ，and help me to become a rich man one day With my plaid ove

30、r my shoulder ，I walked fast up the hill away from the village What an adventure ， to leave that sleepy place ， where nothing ever happened ， and go to a great ，busy house， to be with rich and important people of myown nameand blood ！But whenI reached the top of the hill ，I turned a little sadly ，to

31、 take mylast look at the dominie's house，and Essendean churchyard ， where my father and mother layMy journey northwards took almost two days By midday on the second day I could see the smoking chimneysof Edinburgh in front of me， and soon I arrived in CramondNow I began to ask people on the road

32、 for the house of Shaws Their answers worried me a littleSomepeople seemedsurprised ，some afraid ，and someangry ，when I spoke the nameof Ebenezer Balfour I could not understand this ，but it was too far to go back to Essendean that day， and I wanted to find the rest of theBalfour family very much So

33、I continued on my way，and when I met a dark ，wild-looking woman coming towardsme， I asked her where the house of Shaws was She took me to the top of the next hill ，and showed me a large building standing alone in the bottom of the next valley Although the fields around were green ，and the farmland w

34、as excellent ， the house itself looked unfinished and emptyPart of its roof was missing There was no roadto it ，and no smoke coming from any of its chimneys，nor was there any garden That！'I cried No，it can't be！' It is ！' cried the womanangrily That is the house of Shaws！Blood built

35、it ，blood stopped the building of if ，and blood shall bring it down ！Black is the heart of Ebenezer Balfour ！Ye can tell him from methat I hope to see him die ，and his house fall downaround him！' The womanturned and disappeared I stood where she left me， shaking like a leaf ，and looking downat t

36、he house for a long time But when it began to get dark ，I noticed some smoke coming out of the chimney，and felt a little more hope ful There mustbe a fire ，and cooking ，and people in the house ，'I thought So I walked up to the front doorThe houseseemed locked up and unwelcoming ，but there was fi

37、re light shining through the kitchen window，and I couldhear someone talking quietly to himselfBravely ，I lifted my hand and knocked loudly on the strong woodendoor The house was suddenly silent ，and there was no reply I knocked and knocked ，and shouted as loudly as I could Finally ，the win dow opene

38、d ，and a man holding a gun put his head out What do ye want ？'he asked I've come here with a letter for Mr Ebenezer Balfour of ShawsIs he here ？'Who is it from ？' asked the man with the gunThat's none of your business，' I replied ，getting angry Well ，put the letter down by th

39、e door，and leave 'I will not ！' I answered sharply I'm going to give it to Mr Balfour himselfThe letter introducesme to him 'Who are ye then ？' was the next question I'm not ashamed of my name It's David Balfour 'The manalmost dropped his gun After a long while ，he as

40、ked in a changed voice ， Is your father dead？' I was too surprised to answer，but he continued ， Aye， he must be dead ，and that's why ye have come Well ，man，I'll let ye in，' and he disappeared from the window Nowthe door was unlocked ，and a voice from the darkness said ， Gointo the ki

41、tchen and touch nothing 'I obeyed， while the man locked the heavy door carefully again I found myself in the emptiest kitchen that I had ever seenThere was a fire ，but no other light On the table was a bowl of porridge and a glass of water ， in front of the only chair Around the walls were sever

42、al locked chestsThere was no other furnitureThemanwho now appeared in the kitchen was small ， mean-looking and white-faced ，between fifty and sev enty years old ，and wearing a dirty old nightshirt The worst thing about him was that he could neither take his eyesaway from me ，nor look straight into m

43、y face If ye're hungry ，'he said ，ye can eat that porridge It's grand food ，porridge ！Let mesee the letter ！'It's for Mr Balfour，not you ，' I replied And who do ye think I am ？Give me Alexander's letter！ Ye may not like me or my house or my porridge，but I'm your born

44、uncle， Davie ，my man！'This was the end of all my hopesI was too tired and miser able to speak， so I silently gave him theletter ， and sat down to eat the porridgeYour father's been dead a long time？'he asked ，giving me a quick look from his sharp eyesThree weeks ，sir ，' I said He was

45、 a secretive man ，Alexander was Perhaps he didn't talk much about me？ Or about the house ofShaws？'To think of that！' he replied A strange man ！' But he seemed very pleased ，and began to look atmewith more inter est Soon he jumped up and said ，We're going to get on well ，Davie！Wha

46、t's mine is yours ， man，and what's yours is mineBlood's thicker than water ，and there's only ye and meof the nameof Balfour Now I'll show ye to your bed'He took me up somedark stairs and showed me into a roomI could not see anything Can I have a light ， sir ？' I asked No，

47、ye can't No lights in this house ！I'm afraid of fires ，ye see Good night to ye ， Davie，my man' And before I had time to reply ，he pulled the door shut and locked it from the outside The room was very cold ，but luckily I had my plaid with me， so I covered myself with it like a blanket，and soonfell asleep The next day my uncle and I had a small bowl of porridge and a glass of water for breakfast，lunch andpretendi