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1, encyclopedia knowledge: what tree is called "living fossil"?

Answer:The ginkgo tree is known as the "living fossil", it is also known as the white fruit tree, Gongsun tree, belongs to the ginkgo family. The tree is up to 40 meters high.

2, encyclopedic knowledge: Chinese folk "to send the God of the stove" to eat sticky sweets, this is for what?

Answer:Chinese folk "send the god of the stove" to eat sticky sweets, this is to use sugar to stick to the god of the stove's teeth. There are many other Chinese folk customs, and if you pay attention, you will find many interesting things.

3, encyclopedia knowledge: African elephants ears are bigger or smaller than Asian elephants?

Answer: African elephants and Asian elephants, in addition to different habitats, there are differences in appearance. Such as: African elephant ears larger, Asian elephant ears smaller. African elephant tusks male and female are obviously exposed, Asian elephant only male exposed

4, encyclopedic knowledge: Europe's largest island is what island?

Answer:The island of Great Britain is the largest island in Europe. It is located in the Atlantic Ocean in the western part of Europe and has an area of 220,000 square kilometers. It is a major part of the British territory.

5. Encyclopedia Knowledge:Who is the lyricist and composer of the school song "Childhood"?

Answer:The lyricist and composer of the school song "Childhood" is Luo Dayou, a song that is still loved by many schoolchildren.

6. Encyclopedia Knowledge:Who is the composer of "Yellow River Cantata"?

Answer:The "Yellow River Cantata", written by Guang Wei Ran and composed by Xian Xing Hai, expresses the suffering and tenacity of the Chinese people during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, and demonstrates the great spirit and invincible power of our nation

7. Encyclopedic Knowledge:Li Bai's "Three Thousand Feet of Flying Water" refers to which scenic spot, "The Milky Way". "refers to which scenic area?

Answer:The great poet of the Tang Dynasty, Li Bai's seven poems "looking at Mount Lu waterfalls": "Sunshine incense burner purple smoke, look at the waterfalls hanging in front of the river. Flying straight down three thousand feet, suspected that the Milky Way fell nine days." The description is the landscape of Mount Lu.

8, encyclopedia knowledge:Portugal had colonies in North and South America?

Answer:Europe because of its developed maritime activities and Columbus discovered the New World and make the North and South America become the colonies of many European countries, but Portugal did not have a colony in North and South America.

9, encyclopedia knowledge: "tortoise" in which kind of artifacts appear?

Answer:Tortoise refers to an unpleasant reticulated pattern that appears in proofing or printing due to improper angulation of the Yang plate. This pattern is often found in batik.

10, encyclopedia knowledge: the world's lowest country is where?

Answer:The Netherlands, bordering the North Sea, is the lowest-lying country in the world. The Dutch coastline is long and winding, 1075 kilometers long, but the seawall is twice as long as the coast, a total of 2,414 kilometers long.

11, encyclopedia knowledge: fever should not drink what drinks?

Answer:Drinking strong tea with fever is more harmful, because tea contains the theophylline will increase the body temperature, and can affect the role of cooling medications, thereby aggravating the condition, so it is not advisable to drink tea with fever.

12, encyclopedia knowledge: "montage" a word from which language?

Answer: "Montage" comes from the French language, originally an architectural term, meaning grouping, composition. It is used in movies to mean "cutting and combining".

13. Encyclopedia Knowledge:How many atria and chambers does the human heart*** have?

Answer:There are four cavities in the heart, the left atrium, the left ventricle, the right atrium and the right ventricle. Of these, the left atrium is connected to the left ventricle and the right atrium is connected to the right ventricle.

14, encyclopedic knowledge:Europe's largest peninsula in southern or northern Europe?

Answer:Scandinavia is the largest peninsula in Europe. It is located in northern Europe between the Barents Sea, the Norwegian Sea, the North Sea and the Baltic Sea, an area of 800,000 square kilometers.

15, encyclopedic knowledge:China's hydro energy resources are mainly distributed in which region?

Answer:The distribution of water resources in China is characterized by:more in the south, less in the north, more in summer and autumn, less in winter and spring. China's hydro energy resources reserves ranked first in the world, 70% of which are distributed in the southwest region.

16, encyclopedia knowledge:A Doll's House is the work of which playwright?

Answer:A Doll's House is a famous social drama by Henrik Ibsen, the greatest Norwegian dramatist of the 19th century, written in 1879.

17, encyclopedic knowledge:In the pre-Qin period, the image and pattern of the dragon was commonly compared to what?

Answer:In the pre-Qin period, the image and pattern of the dragon was commonly compared to a gentleman. The pattern of the dragon has gone through numerous changes from the ancient times to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and is extremely rich in shape.

18, encyclopedic knowledge: many animals have electrically charged or light-emitting organs, "can be used to illuminate" for the use of these organs is correct?

Answer:Many animals have electrically charged or light-emitting organs, but these organs are not used for illumination.

19. Encyclopedia: Babies need one more essential amino acid than adults, right?

Answer:There are eight amino acids that must be obtained from outside protein foods, which are called essential amino acids. Histidine is the ninth of the essential amino acids for infants, but not for adults.

20, encyclopedia knowledge:Pathétique Symphony was composed by Tchaikovsky?

Answer:The Sixth Symphony (Symphony of Pathos) was written by Tchaikovsky in the last year of his life (1893).

21, encyclopedic knowledge:Where is the origin of Puerh tea?

Answer:The origin of Puerh tea is in Yunnan and other border areas, and Simao is the world-famous origin of Puerh tea and one of the largest tea-producing areas in China.

22, encyclopedic knowledge:What is the slogan of the Olympic Games?

Answer:Father Didong once put forward the slogan "faster, higher, stronger". The "Father of the Olympics", Coubertin, greatly appreciated and approved of this slogan and adopted it as the slogan of the International Olympic Games.

23. Encyclopedia Knowledge:Picasso won the International Peace Prize for a painting published around 1950.

Answer:Picasso published a painting around 1950 which won the International Peace Prize, and this painting is "Doves of Peace", and because of this painting, "dove" has become the synonym of peace since then.

24, encyclopedia knowledge: into the Atlantic Ocean is the longest river is the Amazon River?

Answer:Yes, the Amazon is the largest river in the world. The Amazon is the largest river in the world, flowing through eight countries - Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname, Bolivia, and Brazil - before emptying into the Atlantic Ocean.

25. Encyclopedia Knowledge:What is the cause of a solar eclipse?

Answer:A solar eclipse occurs when the moon stands between the earth and the sun, so that only the unblocked part of the sunlight can be seen during the day. Similarly, a lunar eclipse occurs because the Earth is between the Moon and the Sun.

26. Encyclopedia Knowledge:Where is the place of origin of the famous yellow wine "Gahanju"?

Answer:Shaoxing Jiayan Wine is one of the specialties of Zhejiang Province. Shaoxing yellow wine can be said to be the best of China's yellow wine, which has long been famous in history and has been recorded in the literature of past dynasties.

27, encyclopedic knowledge:How long is the growth cycle of eyebrows?

Answer:The growth period of eyebrows and eyelashes is 2 months, and the resting period can be up to 9 months. The rate of hair growth is affected by factors such as gender, age, location and season.

28. Encyclopedia Knowledge:What kind of rubbers and sponges are used by fast attacking table tennis players?

Answer:Sponge racket. It is concentrated, fast and powerful, can use a variety of hitting techniques and create a variety of spins, and is speed-oriented, suitable for fast-attacking players.

29, encyclopedic knowledge:Which country left the earliest record of the Harley Comet?

Answer:Chinese. China's "Spring and Autumn Annals" book recorded that "Lu Wengong fourteen years (613 BC) in the fall of July, there is a star in the Big Dipper". This is the earliest record of Halley's Comet in the world.

30, encyclopedic knowledge: China's earliest monograph of Chinese medicine is what?

Answer:The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine, or "Neijing" for short, which is the earliest exposition of China's Chinese medicine monographs, is the first book of wonders in medicine, and is still the most important classic literature must be read to study and research Chinese medicine.

31, encyclopedic knowledge: "clear and distinct" refers to what?

Answer: "Clearly distinguishable" refers to the fact that the water of the Jing River is clear and the water of the Wei River is turbid, and when the water of the Jing River flows into the Wei River, the boundary between the clear and the turbid is very clear. In the poem "Shi Jing - Name Wind - Valley Wind", "The water of the Jing River is clear and the water of the Wei River is turbid; the water of the Jing River is clear and the water of the Wei River is turbid; the water of the Jing River is clear and the water of the Wei River is turbid".

32、Encyclopedic knowledge:Shabu-shabu originated in what dynasty of China?

Answer:Shabu-shabu originated in the Yuan Dynasty. When Kublai was commanding a southern expedition, he was hungry and the chef sliced the mutton into boiling water, salted the meat and ate it to meet the enemy and win

33、Knowledge:What is steel made up of?

Answer:Steel is an alloy of iron, its carbon content between 0.03% -2%, sulfur, phosphorus and other elements of low content. If you usually pay more attention, you will find that there are a lot of supplies are made of steel.

34, encyclopedic knowledge:What is the softest stone known to man?

Answer:The softest stone known to mankind is talc, it tastes sweet, light, cold, with heat and water, through the lymphatic seepage of dampness, clearing the function of summer heat.

35, encyclopedic knowledge:Where is the first organ to age in the human body?

Answer:The body's first aging organ is the thymus, and eat more fruits and vegetables, moderate supplementation of vitamin A, C, E, selenium, zinc, etc., can play a role in maintaining the thymus.

36, encyclopedic knowledge: the most sun-resistant fabric is which one?

Answer: in all fabrics, acrylic fabrics are the most resistant to the sun; silk can not withstand the sun, so silk fabrics should be washed and dried. Normally, you should dry the clothes according to the law of weaving, otherwise the clothes will not be durable.

37, encyclopedic knowledge: "the heart is higher than the sky, the body is lowly" is the "Dream of Red Mansions" in the judgment of who?

Answer:Qingwen. The heart is higher than the sky, the body is lowly, the flirtatious dexterity attracts people's grudges. Longevity is mostly due to slander, sentimental gentleman empty thoughts."

38, encyclopedic knowledge: "winter is here, spring will not be far away" from whose mouth?

Answer: "Winter is here, spring will be far away" is the British romantic poet Shelley in the "Ode to the West Wind" in the famous line. Modern people often hang on to this phrase to encourage each other.

39, encyclopedia knowledge: pig iron is hard and brittle because it contains more or less carbon?

Answer:Pig iron is hard and brittle because it contains more carbon, the carbon content in pig iron is more than 2%, while cooked iron contains less than 0.05% carbon, the carbon content of steel is between 0.05% -2%.