Read the anonymous "Sparrow" article and complete the following questions. (10 points) 1 Sparrows are active in places where humans live. They are very lively and bold.

Read the anonymous "Sparrow" article and complete the following questions. (10 points) 1 Sparrows are active in places where humans live. They are very lively, bold and approachable, but they are very vigilant and curious. They often built their nests in human houses, such as eaves and holes in walls, and sometimes occupied the nests of house swallows. In the wild, they built their nests in tree holes. However, this species was mostly found on the plains, and it was rare to see them in the mountains. Because sparrows were very close to people and appeared in an environment with human activities, some people called them "flying mice." They can sometimes be found to build nests in individual trees, but sparrows usually live in groups throughout the four seasons of the year. Old trees with many holes are usually their favorite nesting spots. Their nests were not neat, and there were many types of materials used to build them, including hay, wool, feathers, and so on. Sometimes their nests are in rocks, at the roots of shrubs, or under the eaves of buildings such as barns. They lay four to six eggs at a time, usually five. 3. In addition to the breeding and brooding stages, sparrows were very social birds. In autumn, they often formed large groups of hundreds or even thousands, called sparrow flocks, while in winter, they formed small groups of dozens of birds. This kind of small creature was very smart and alert. It had a strong memory, which was different from many other small sparrows. For example, a sparrow that was saved by someone would show a kind of closeness to the person who saved it, and it would last for a long time. In places where sparrows lived, when other species invaded, they would be very united until the invaders were driven away. Sparrows tended to be very brave when raising their young. The Russian writer Turgenev once described a touching scene in his short story, Sparrow, where a parent bird accidentally fell to the ground to protect a young bird. It faced a big dog with its weak body and did not retreat. If you were willing to observe sparrows continuously, you would find that they were very cute little lives, especially their collective behavior, which was an important material for the study of bird behavior. [Question 1: What habits of sparrows are written in this article?] Please list three. (3 points) Sub-question 2: Can the word "more" added in paragraph 3 be replaced with "all"? Why? (3 points) Sub-question 3: What is the explanation method used in the highlighted sentence in paragraph 3? What was its use? (4 points)

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Read the anonymous "Sparrow" article to complete the following questions.

1. Sparrows are active in places where humans live. They are extremely lively, bold, and easy to approach.

Sparrows are mostly active in places where humans live. They often appear in cities, villages, towns and other places. Sparrows are very lively animals. They are very good at adapting to the environment. They can survive in different environments. They are very smart, good at finding food, and will take the initiative to attack other animals. Sparrows are bold, they are not afraid of attacks from other animals, not even humans. They will live close to humans.