1. Class begins, and the classroom is very quiet.
2. During the flag-raising ceremony, there was silence on the playground.
3. I took a walk on the (quiet) path.
4. I told my mother the bad news, and she was surprisingly calm.
5. We should not panic in the face of difficulties, but be calm (calm).
Second, modify the sick sentence:
1. When the blind girl "He" saw someone coming in, she immediately stood up to meet him.
When the blind girl's brother saw someone coming in, he immediately stood up to meet him.
2. The moon rises higher and higher. At the place where the sea meets the sky, the waves "constantly" pounce on the shore one after another.
The moon rises higher and higher, and where the sea meets the sky, waves rush to the shore one after another.
3. Through "reading" Moonlight Song, I know that Beethoven is a great musician.
Through Moonlight Song, I learned that Beethoven was a great musician.
4. There are Chinese books, math books and English books in my schoolbag, as well as pens, rulers and various learning tools.
There are Chinese books, math books, English books, pens, rulers and other learning tools in my schoolbag.
5. Through my continuous efforts, the typos in my exercise book have greatly improved.
Through my continuous efforts, the typos in the exercise book have been greatly "reduced"
Third, judge whether the following sentences are figurative, yes, tick, and wrong.
1. The shoemaker listened quietly, as if he was facing the sea. (error)
2. The queue waiting for a visit is like a long queue. (Correct)
3. The Mona Lisa approaches you slowly like a real person. (correct)