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sthelowestplaceamongallcontinents?

Africa-Antarctica-North-America-South-America

答案是Antarctica（南极洲），南极洲的Bentley谷海拔为海平面以下8,325英尺，是全世界各大洲的最低点。

（任务二）

英语趣味知识---英语知识竞答

思维训练.

1.Whatpersondoeseverymantakeshishatoffto?

Abarbar（理发师）

2.Whereshouldthemilkbebeststored?

Inacow.

3.WhydoesTom’smothergotoworkbyplaneeveryday?

Becausesheworksinaplane.

4.Peoplein________（填国家名 

）haveThanksgivingDay.

5.Whatkindofcardoweusewhensomeoneisseriously（严重的）ill?

B 

A.Apolicecar 

B.Anambulance 

C.Atoylorry

（任务三）

英语趣味句子

　1、Peacecomesfromwithin.Donotseekitwithout!

　　宁静来自内心，勿向外寻求！

　　2、Beingneitherjealousnorgreedy,beingwithoutdesires,andremainingthesameunderallcircumstances,thisisnobility.

　　不嫉妒、不贪婪、没有私慾，在任何情况下，内心都持有那份宁静，这就是高尚！

　　3、Hewhohastastedthesweetnessofsolitudeandtranquilitybecomesfreefromfearandfreefromsin.

　　当一个人品嚐到孤独与恬静的美味时，便不会产生恐惧的心理和犯罪的行为。

　　4、Thecauseofsufferingisselfishdesire,whetheritisthedesireforpleasure,desireforrevenge,orsimplydesireforalonglife.

　　痛苦的根源来自私慾，无论企求快乐、报复，或只企求长寿，都会导致痛苦。

　　5、Desirecausessufferingbecauseitcanneverbecompletelygratified.

　　慾望会导致痛苦，其主要原因乃是慾望永远无法完全满足。

（任务四）

英语精美故事连连读

Therearemanymiceinthehouse.Themanofthehousehasacat.Thecatkills（杀死）manyofthem.

Thentheoldestmousesays,"

Allmicecometomyroomtonight.Letusputourheadstogetherandthinkwhattodo.Wecandoabout（除掉）thecat.

Allthemicecome.Manymicespeak,butnooneknowswhattodo.Atlastayoungmousestandsupandsays,"

Wemustputabell（铃）onthecat.

Whenthecatcomesnear,wecanhearthebellandrunawayandhide.（躲藏）Sothecatwillnotcatchanyofus.“But,”theoldmouseasks,"

whowillputthebellonthecat?

"

Nomouseanswers.

Theoldmousewaits,butnooneanswers.Atlasttheoldmousesays,"

Itiseasytosaythings;

butitishardtodothem."

KingThrushbeard画眉嘴国王

JacobandWilhelmGrimm

Akinghadadaughterwhowasbeautifulbeyondallmeasure,butatthesametimesoproudandarrogantthatnosuitorwasgoodenoughforher.Sherejectedoneaftertheother,ridiculingthemaswell.

Oncethekingsponsoredagreatfeastandinvitedfromfarandnearallthemenwantingtogetmarried.Theywereallplacedinarowaccordingtotheirrankandstanding.Firstcamethekings,thenthegranddukes,thentheprinces,theearls,thebarons,andthearistocracy.Thentheking´

sdaughterwasledthroughtheranks,butsheobjectedtosomethingabouteachone.Onewastoofat:

"

Thewinebarrel,"

shesaid.Anotherwastootall:

Thinandtall,nogoodatall."

Thethirdwastooshort:

Shortandthickisneverquick."

Thefourthwastoopale:

Aspaleasdeath."

Thefifthtoored:

Aprizerooster."

Thesixthwasnotstraightenough:

Greenwood,driedbehindthestove."

Andthusshehadsomeobjectiontoeachone,butsheridiculedespeciallyonegoodkingwhostoodattheverytopoftherow,andwhosechinhadgrownalittlecrooked."

Look!

shecriedout,laughing,"

Hehasachinlikeathrush´

sbeak."

AndfromthattimehewascalledThrushbeard.

Nowtheoldking,seeingthathisdaughterdidnothingbutridiculethepeople,makingfunofallthesuitorswhoweregatheredthere,becameveryangry,andhesworethatsheshouldhaveforherhusbandtheveryfirstbeggartocometohisdoor.

Afewdayslateraminstrelcameandsangbeneaththewindow,tryingtoearnasmallhandout.

Whenthekingheardhimhesaid,"

Lethimcomeup."

Sotheminstrel,inhisdirty,raggedclothes,cameinandsangbeforethekingandhisdaughter,andwhenhewasfinishedheaskedforasmallgift.

Thekingsaid,"

IlikedyoursongsomuchthatIwillgiveyoumydaughterforawife."

Theking´

sdaughtertookfright,butthekingsaid,"

Ihavetakenanoathtogiveyoutotheveryfirstbeggar,andIwillkeepit."

Herprotestsdidnothelp.Thepriestwascalledin,andshehadtomarrytheminstrelatonce.Afterthathadhappenedthekingsaid,"

Itisnotproperforyou,abeggar´

swife,tostayinmypalaceanylonger.Allyoucandonowistogoawaywithyourhusband."

Thebeggarledheroutbythehand,andshehadtoleavewithhim,walkingonfoot.

Theycametoalargeforest,andsheasked,"

Whoownsthisbeautifulforest?

ItbelongstoKingThrushbeard.Ifyouhadtakenhim,itwouldbeyours."

Oh,Iamamiserablething;

IfonlyI´

dtakentheThrushbeardKing."

Afterwardstheycrossedameadow,andsheaskedagain,"

Whoownsthisbeautifulgreenmeadow?

ItbelongstokingThrushbeard.Ifyouhadtakenhim,itwouldbeyours."

Thentheywalkedthroughalargetown,andsheaskedagain,"

Whoownsthisbeautifullargetown?

Idonotlikeyoutoalwaysbewishingforanotherhusband,"

saidtheminstrel."

AmInotgoodenoughforyou?

Atlasttheycametoaverylittlehut,andshesaid,"

Ohgoodness.Whatasmallhouse.Whoownsthismiserabletinyhut?

Theminstrelanswered,"

Thisismyhouseandyours,whereweshalllivetogether."

Shehadtostoopinordertogetinthelowdoor.

Wherearetheservants?

saidtheking´

sdaughter.

Whatservants?

answeredthebeggar."

Youmustdoforyourselfwhatyouwanttohavedone.Nowmakeafireatonce,putsomewaterontoboil,soyoucancookmesomethingtoeat.Iamverytired."

Buttheking´

sdaughterknewnothingaboutlightingfiresorcooking,andthebeggarhadtolendahandhimselftogetanythingdoneatall.Whentheyhadfinishedtheirscantymealtheywenttobed.Buthemadehergetupveryearlythenextmorninginordertodothehousework.

Forafewdaystheylivedinthisway,aswellastheycould,buttheyfinallycametotheendoftheirprovisions.

Thenthemansaid,"

Wife,wecannotgoonanylongereatinganddrinkinghereandearningnothing.Youmustweavebaskets."

Hewentout,cutsomewillows,andbroughtthemhome.Thenshebegantoweavebaskets,butthehardwillowscutintoherdelicatehands.

Iseethatthiswillnotdo,"

saidtheman."

Youhadbetterspin.Perhapsyoucandothatbetter."

Shesatdownandtriedtospin,butthehardthreadsooncutintohersoftfingersuntiltheybled.

See,"

Youarenotgoodforanysortofwork.Imadeabadbargainwithyou.NowIwilltrytostartabusinesswithpotsandearthenware.Youmustsitinthemarketplaceandsellthem."

Oh!

shethought."

Ifpeoplefrommyfather´

skingdomcometothemarketandseemesittingtheresellingthings,howtheywillridiculeme!

Butherprotestsdidnothelp.Shehadtodowhatherhusbanddemanded,unlessshewantedtodieofhunger.

Atfirstitwentwell.Peopleboughtthewoman´

swaresbecauseshewasbeautiful,andtheypaidherwhateversheasked.Manyevengaveherthemoneyandletherkeepthepots.Sotheylivedonwhatsheearnedaslongasitlasted.Thenthehusbandboughtalotofnewpottery.Shesatdownwiththisatthecornerofthemarketplaceandsetitaroundherforsale.Butsuddenlytherecameadrunkenhussargallopingalong,andheroderightintothepots,breakingthemintoathousandpieces.Shebegantocry,andwassoafraidthatshedidnotknowwhattodo.

Whatwillhappentome?

shecried."

Whatwillmyhusbandsayaboutthis?

Sheranhomeandtoldhimofthemisfortune.

Whowouldsitatthecornerofthemarketplacewithearthenware?

Nowstopcrying.Iseeverywellthatyouarenotfitforanyordinarywork.NowIwasatourking´

spalaceandaskediftheycouldn´

tuseakitchenmaid.Theypromisedmetotakeyou.Inreturnyouwillgetfreefood."

sdaughternowbecameakitchenmaid,andhadtobeavailabletothecook,andtodothedirtiestwork.Ineachofherpocketsshefastenedalittlejar,inwhichshetookhomehershareoftheleftovers.Andthisiswhattheylivedon.

Ithappenedthattheweddingoftheking´

seldestsonwastobecelebrated,sothepoorwomanwentupandstoodnearthedoorofthehalltolookon.Whenallthelightswerelit,andpeople,eachmorebeautifulthantheother,entered,andallwasfullofpompandsplendor,shethoughtaboutherplightwithasadheart,andcursedtheprideandhaughtinesswhichhadhumbledherandbroughthertosuchgreatpoverty.

Thesmellofthedeliciousdisheswhichwerebeingtakeninandoutreachedher,andnowandthentheservantsthrewherafewscraps,whichsheputinherjartotakehome.

Thensuddenlytheking´

ssonentered,clothedinvelvetandsilk,withgoldchainsaroundhisneck.Whenhesawthebeautifulwomanstandingbythedoorhetookherby