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Chooseoneofthefollowingfive:

这个题应该选择E。

黑色的小方块先是在大方框的四角上做顺时针旋转，而后在四边中间上做顺时针旋转，下一幅图，就应该是黑块在下边框中点上的那一幅，所以，是E。

4.Whatisthenextnumber?

65536,256,16,?

答案是4，数列中的规律是前一个数是后一个数的平方，下一个数应该是16的平方根，所以是4。

（任务二）

英语趣味知识---英语知识竞答

思维训练.

1.Whydon’tbabiesneedglasses?

Becausetheylikesbottlesbetter.

2.Fromwhatnumbercanonetakehalfandleavenothing?

Thenumber8

3.Howmanyfeetareinayard?

Itdependson（在于）howmanypeoplearestandinginit.

4.Canyounamefivedaysoftheweekwithoutsaying“Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,Friday”?

Thedaybeforeyesterday,yesterday,today,tomorrow,thedayaftertomorrow.

5.Whatletterisakindofdrink?

T（tea）

6.Nowthreemenareonabus.MrAspeaksEnglishandChinese.MrBspeaksJapaneseandEnglish.MrCcanonlytalkwithMrA.whatlanguage（语言）doesMrCspeak?

C 

A 

English 

B.EnglishandJapanese 

C.Chinese 

D.Japanese.

（任务三）

英语趣味句子

　1、Thesensiblemanisnotinfluencedbywhatotherpeoplethink.

　　明智的人不为别人的想法所影响。

　　2、Donotbeledbyreports,ortradition,orhearsay.

　　不要被任何报导、传统、或流言所左右。

　　3、Donotbelievewhatispassedfrommouth;

Donotbelieverumors;

Donotbelievetheinfallibilityoftexts.

　　不要轻信别人的道听涂说，不要相信谣言，不要以为书是绝对可靠的。

　　4、Mayallbeingsbehappyandsecure;

maytheirmindbecontented!

　　愿所有的人都幸福安宁，内心满足！

　　5、Letone’sthoughtsofboundlesslovepervadethewholeworld--above,belowandacross--withoutanyhatred,withoutanyenmity.

　　让我们心中无限的爱能遍布整个世界，无论在宇宙的那一个角落，都没有丝毫的怨恨和敌意。

（任务四）

英语精美故事连连读

玫瑰公主

Thenithappenedonedaywhilethequeenwassittinginherbath,thatafrogcreptoutofthewaterontothegroundandsaidtoher,"

Yourwishshallbefulfilled,andbeforeayearpassesyouwillbringadaughterintotheworld."

Whatthefrogsaiddidhappen,andthequeengavebirthtoagirlwhowassobeautifulthatthekingcouldnotcontainhimselfforjoy,andheorderedagreatcelebration.Heinvitednotonlyhisrelatives,friends,andacquaintances,butalsothewisewomensothattheywouldbekindlydisposedtowardthechild.Therewerethirteenoftheminhiskingdom,butbecausehehadonlytwelvegoldenplatesfromwhichtheyweretoeat,oneofthemhadtoremainathome.

Thefeastwascelebratedwithgreatsplendor,andatitsconclusionthewisewomenpresentedthechildwiththeirmagicgifts.Theonegavehervirtue,thesecondonebeauty,thethirdonewealth,andsoonwitheverythingthatonecouldwishforonearth.

Theeleventhonehadjustpronouncedherblessingwhenthethirteenthonesuddenlywalkedin.Shewantedtoavengeherselffornothavingbeeninvited,andwithoutgreetinganyoneorevenlookingatthemshecriedoutwithaloudvoice,"

Intheprincess´

sfifteenthyearsheshallprickherselfwithaspindleandfalloverdead."

Andwithoutsayinganotherwordsheturnedaroundandleftthehall.

Everyonewashorrified,andthetwelfthwisewoman,whohadnotyetofferedherwish,steppedforeward.Becauseshewasunabletoundothewickedwish,butonlytosoftenit,shesaid,"

Itshallnotbeherdeath.Theprincesswillonlyfallintoahundred-yeardeepsleep."

Theking,wantingtorescuehisdearchild,issuedanorderthatallspindlesintheentirekingdomshouldbeburned.Thewisewomen´

sgiftswereallfulfilledonthegirl,forshewassobeautiful,wellbehaved,friendly,andintelligentthateveryonewhosawherhadtoloveher.

Nowithappenedthatonthedaywhensheturnedfifteenyearsofagethekingandthequeenwerenotathome,andthegirlwasallaloneinthecastle.Shewalkedaroundfromoneplacetothenext,lookingintoroomsandchambersasherheartdesired.Finallyshecametoanoldtower.Sheclimbedupthenarrow,windingstairsandarrivedatasmalldoor.Inthelocktherewasarustykey,andwhensheturneditthedoorsprangopen.Thereinasmallroomsatanoldwomanwithaspindlebusilyspinningherflax.

"

Goodday,oldwoman,"

saidtheprincess."

Whatareyoudoingthere?

Iamspinning,"

saidtheoldwoman,noddingherhead.

Whatisthatthingthatissomerrilybouncingabout?

askedthegirl,takingholdofthespindle,forshetoowantedtospin.

Shehadnosoonertouchedthespindlewhenthemagiccursewasfulfilled,andsheprickedherselfinthefinger.Theinstantthatshefelttheprickshefellontoabedthatwasstandingthere,andshelaythereinadeepsleep.Andthissleepspreadthroughouttheentirecastle.Thekingandqueen,whohadjustreturnedhome,walkedintothehallandbeganfallingasleep,andalloftheirattendantsaswell.Thehorsesfellasleepintheirstalls,thedogsinthecourtyard,thepigeonsontheroof,thefliesonthewalls,andeventhefireonthehearthflickered,stoppedmoving,andfellasleep.Theroaststoppedsizzling.Thecook,whowasabouttopullkitchenboy´

shairforhavingdonesomethingwrong,lethimlooseandfellasleep.Thewindstoppedblowing,andoutsidethecastlenotaleafwasstirringinthetrees.

Roundaboutthecastleathornhedgebegantogrow,andeveryyearitbecamehigher,untilitfinallysurroundedandcoveredtheentirecastle.Finallynothingatallcouldbeseenofit,noteventheflagontheroof.

AlegendcirculatedthroughoutthelandaboutthebeautifulsleepingLittleBrier-Rose,forsotheprincesswascalled.Legendsalsotoldthatfromtimetotimeprincescame,wantingtoforcetheirwaythroughthehedgeintothecastle.However,theydidnotsucceed,forthethornsheldfirmlytogether,asthoughtheyhadhands,andtheyoungmenbecamestuckinthem,couldnotfreethemselves,anddiedmiserably.

Manylong,longyearslater,onceagainaprincecametothecountry.Heheardanoldmantellingaboutthethornhedge.Itwassaidthattherewasacastlebehindit,inwhichabeautifulprincessnamedLittleBrier-Rosehadbeenasleepforahundredyears,andwithherthekingandthequeenandalltheroyalattendantsweresleeping.Healsoknewfromhisgrandfatherthatmanyprinceshadcomeandtriedtopenetratethethornhedge,buttheyhadbecomestuckinitanddiedasorrowfuldeath.

Thentheyoungmansaid,"

Iamnotafraid.IwillgothereandseethebeautifulLittleBrier-Rose."

Howevermuchthegoodoldmantriedtodissuadehim,theprincewouldnotlistentohiswords.

Thehundredyearshadjustpassed,andthedayhadcomewhenLittleBrier-Rosewastoawaken.Whentheprinceapproachedthethornhedge,itwasnothingbutlarge,beautifulflowersthatseparatedbythemselves,allowinghimtopassthroughwithoutharm,butthenbehindhimclosedbackintoahedge.

Inthecourtyardhesawthehorsesandspottedhuntingdogslyingthereasleep,andontheroofthepigeons,perchedwiththeirlittleheadstuckedundertheywings.Whenhewalkedinsidetheflieswereasleeponthewall,thecookinthekitchenwasstillholdinguphishandasifhewantedtograbtheboy,andthemaidwassittinginfrontoftheblackchickenthatwassupposedtobeplucked.Hewalkedfurtherandsawalltheattendantslyingasleepinthehall,andabovethemnearthethronethekingandthequeenwerelying.Hewalkedonstillfurther,anditwassoquietthathecouldhearhisownbreath.FinallyhecametothetowerandopenedthedoortothelittleroomwhereLittleBrier-Rosewassleeping.

Thereshelayandwassobeautifulthathecouldnottakehiseyesoffher.Hebentoverandgaveherakiss.WhenhetouchedherwiththekissLittleBrier-Roseopenedhereyes,awoke,andlookedathimkindly.

Theywentdownstairstogether,andthekingawoke,andthequeen,andalltheroyalattendants,andtheylookedatoneanotherinamazement.Thehorsesinthecourtyardstoodupandshookthemselves.Thehuntingdogsjumpedandwaggedtheirtails.Thepigeonsontheroofpulledtheirlittleheadsoutfrombeneaththeirwings,lookedaround,andflewintothefield.Thefliesonthewallscreptaboutagain.Thefireinthekitchenroseup,brokeintoflames,andcookedthefood.Theroastbegantosizzleonceagain.Thecookboxedtheboy´

sears,causinghimtocry,andthemaidfinishedpluckingthechicken.

Andthentheprince´

smarriagetoLittleBrier-Rosewascelebratedwithgreatsplendor,andtheylivedhappilyuntiltheydied.

以前，有个国王和王后一直没有孩子，他们为此非常伤心苦恼。

有一天，王后正在河边散步，一条小鱼把头浮出水面对她说：

「你的愿望就会实现了，不久你就会生下一个女儿的。

」过了一段时间，那条小鱼所预言的情况真的实现了，王后真的生下了一个非常漂亮的女儿。

国王高兴得时时刻刻爱不释手，决定举行一个大型宴会。

他不仅邀请了他的亲戚、朋友和外宾，而且邀来了几乎所有的女巫师，让她们为他的女儿送来善良美好的祝愿。

他的王国里一共有十三个女巫师，而他只有十二个金盘子来招待她们进餐，所以他只邀请了十二个女巫师，留下一个没有邀请。

盛大的宴会结束后，各位来宾都给这个小公主送上了最好的礼物。

女巫师们一个送给她美德，另一个送给她美貌，还有一个送给她富有，她们把世人所希望的，世上所有的优点和期盼都送给了她。

当第十一个女巫师刚刚为她祝福之后，第十三个女巫师，也就是那个没有被邀请的女巫师走了进来，她对没有被邀请感到非常愤怒，她要对此进行报复，要献上她恶毒的咒语。

所以她进来后就大声叫道：

「国王的女儿在十五岁时会被一个纺锤弄伤，最后死去。

」所有在场的人都大惊失色。

可是第十二个女巫师还没有献上她的礼物，便走上前来说：

「这个凶险的咒语的确会应验，但公主能够化险为夷。

她不会死去，而只是昏睡过去，而且一睡就是一百年。

」

国王为了不使他的女儿遭到那种不幸，命令将王国里的所有纺锤都收上来，又把它们全部销毁。

随着时间的流逝，女巫师们的所有祝福都在公主身上应验了：

她聪明美丽，性格温柔，举止优雅，真是人见人爱。

但恰恰在她十五岁的那一天，国王和王后都不在家，公主单独一个人被留在王宫里。

她在宫里到处穿来穿去，大小房间都看完了，最后，她来到了一个古老的宫楼。

宫楼里面有一座很狭窄的楼梯，楼梯尽头有一扇门，门上插着一把金钥匙。

当她转动金钥匙时，门一下子就弹开了，一个老太婆坐在里面在忙着纺纱。

公主见了说道：

「喂！

老妈妈，您好！

您这是在干甚么呀？

」「纺纱。

」老太婆回答说，接着又点了点头。

「这小东西转起来真有意思！

」说着，公主上前也想拿起纺锤纺纱，但她刚一碰到它，立即就倒在地上失去了知觉，以前的咒语真的应验了。

然而，她并没有死，只是倒在那里沉沉地睡去了。

国王和王后正在这时回来了，他们刚走进大厅也跟着睡着了；

马厩里的马，院子里的狗，屋顶上的鸽子，墙上的苍蝇，也都跟着睡着了；

甚至连火炉里的火也停止燃烧入睡了；

烧烤的肉不炸响了；

厨师此刻正抓住一个做错了事的童工的头发，要给他一耳光，让他滚出去，他们两个也定在那儿睡过去了。

所有的一切都不动了，全都沉沉地睡去。

不久，王宫的四周长出了一道蒺藜组成