【题目】观察下面丰子恺的漫画《建筑的起源》，说明漫画内容，并写出两点启示。
内容：
启示：
【答案】内容：孩子正在专心地搭积木，垒出了一个门，旁边是散落的积木。
启示:（1）解放孩子的双手，还给孩子个性空间；（2）培养孩子的创造性，要从小做起。
【解析】本题考查解读图画信息的能力。漫画内容即画面所能表现的所有信息，正确叙述即可。启示可抓住“起源”两字据果索因，从多个角度提出，答案不唯一，只要根据画面延伸出来即可。
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解答图文转换题，要注意以下两点：
1．读懂画面。无论是图画、图标还是图形，都要通过理解“图”的特点读懂图。比如漫画，要通过理解漫画夸张、变形的内容读懂图；徽标，要通过理解、分析变形的数字、字母、汉字等读懂图；表格，要通过理解表头内容和表格内容等读懂图；坐标图，要通过把握横轴、纵轴的内容以及曲线的特点等读懂图。2．关注转换文字。将图转换为文字时，要注意题干要求的字数、转换的角度等。
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