A taste of englishKnowledge contestFrom the number of letters to shakespeare's words, six rounds of answers may have caught an english teacher, and today i'll show you every test point。
Hide points for alphabetized pens and case studies
The first question of part a of the first round is which three capital letters are completed and which two are completed, the answers being f and x. Many first-reaction e and n, but a careful number of paintings shows that f capital is actually three: vertical, horizontal, and x lowercase x is two crosses. This type of examination is not linguistic, but the level of familiarity with alphabetic norms, which should be borne in mind at the primary level。
The first question in part b replaces the same considerations with a question-and-answer approach, with a case-by-case pen to set a trap. Most of the capital letters are completed in english, with one or two lower letters, and only f and x for the three true initials. If you keep these two in mind, you won't get knocked around in competitions with similar options, and you'll be able to talk to your classmates。
The hidden eggs in english and american culture
Part a, question three, mid-classed clothes mark, answer b-am, pm, prc corresponds to the chinese ruler. The fifth question, "he is a fat cat," is not who's fat, and in english, fat means "power, importance," and the answer is "he's a big man." part c of the tree festival is on march 12, when dumplings appear at spring festival rather than mid-autumn, and the largest terrestrial animal is an elephant, all in common sense english-language packaging。
Part d asks what british women do not want to be asked, and the answer is age, as does the awkwardness of age in chinese culture. Ufo is an unidentified flying object, vip is a vip, lowercase china can point to a china, "a white epphant" in english, which has nothing to do with literally white elephants。
English cannot be translated literally
Part b, question five, "what belongs to you, but others use more than you." the answer is your name, but you don't use it. Part c, "casting bears before wine" corresponds to the chinese word "bull-to-bull," not "ming-a-bow" or "buy-a-bow." this type of examination corresponds to english proverbs and chinese texts, and the number of bareback words is insufficient to understand the cultural context。
Part afat cat, part c blackshep is a completely different english expression from the one quoted. Black sheep is literally a "black sheep" and actually means a "black sheep" or a "black sheep". There are at least three such lines of reference in the whole set of competitions, which are the easiest to dissemble, and it is useful to accumulate several additional sets of correspondence before the examination。
English commons behind abbreviations and festivals
Part d combines the chinese meaning of ufo, vip, cctv and adds the relationship between lowercase china and china. Part e takes the e-mail symbol @, correctly read "at", meaning "at," not "for" or "a circle". The complete form of cctv is china central television, and many students are wrongly selected as central company television, with a completely different meaning。
Part c, second issue, dumplings, corresponds to spring festival, and the first, tree planting festival, is march 12 rather than may 1. "what begins with t, ends with t and has tea in it" answers to teapot, with t at the end, with tea. This oneHe's turning his headModel topics need to be responsive, with five seconds of response being the most likely to be eliminated, and a few more generics are used to boost speed。
It's a trick to turn your head and twist your tongue
The second round of answering rules is to answer within five seconds of hearing "start," 100 points each. Four-letter variants require the conversion of ten to be a drink, cap to be a vehicle, big to be an animal, bear to be a fruit, with the core playing by replacing or adding or deleting a letter. It's easy to look at, but it's easy to leave a blank in the brain in five seconds, and the speed of reaction is more critical than the knowledge reserves, and the answering machine has to open its mouth when it rings。
A good cook could cook good cLookies' are classic crosswords. Performers can only communicate their meaning to each other in english or physically, and cannot speak the relevant words. This is not a knowledge-based process; it involves improvisation and cross-linguistic communication, with a high level of audience participation, and the atmosphere on the ground usually reaches the highest point in this cycle。
How do you turn this into an event
The set of questions divided into five knowledge blocks of abcde, followed by a second round of team responses and a third round of pk viewers, from individual responses to group collaboration to full-scale interaction, with a gradual expansion of participation. In organizing the event, it was recommended that abcde be printed in five random cards, that the timer be used for the pick-up session for five seconds, that the hands of the audience be rounded up and that the losing party perform body moves。
The subject covers alphabetic writing norms, english-american cultural differences, english language equivalents, abbreviation common sense, and a sharp turn of mind, which can be measured from primary school to university level. School english festivals or community recruitments follow this process directly, for a full 40-minute journey, without the need for extra props, with minimal cost but full interactive effect, which is far more interesting than simply making a paper。
How many of the six rounds did you get right? All right, all right. All right. All right。
