【題目】觀察下面豐子愷的漫畫《建筑的起源》，說明漫畫內容，并寫出兩點啟示。
內容：
啟示：
【答案】內容：孩子正在專心地搭積木，壘出了一個門，旁邊是散落的積木。
啟示:（1）解放孩子的雙手，還給孩子個性空間；（2）培養孩子的創造性，要從小做起。
【解析】本題考查解讀圖畫信息的能力。漫畫內容即畫面所能表現的所有信息，正確敘述即可。啟示可抓住“起源”兩字據果索因，從多個角度提出，答案不唯一，只要根據畫面延伸出來即可。
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