Question 1: Face up to regrets.

Question 2: Because "all tragedies in life show regret".

Question 3: Demonstrate with examples; Prove the truth that "regret is delicious and meaningful"

Question 4: Reference example: He has pursued, struggled and struggled.

Question 1:

Analysis of test questions: the arguments of argumentative papers are generally topics, or included in the first and last paragraphs. The argument of this paper is entitled: Face up to "regret".

Question 2:

Test analysis: This question examines students' understanding ability and demonstrates the necessity of facing up to "regret" through examples. It turns out that all tragedies in life are expressions of regret.

Question 3:

Test analysis: Ask students to memorize commonly used argumentation methods, set facts (examples) and reasons (reasoning). This passage uses examples to prove that "regret is valuable and meaningful"

Question 4:

Test analysis: the answer is not unique. You can write positive words such as "I have pursued, struggled and struggled".