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Digest Free imagination Can you associate 10 things from one word and then connect these 10 things together. For example, from the word 'children', we can associate the following things: kites, Japanese movies, Yamaguchi Momoe, shoes, shops, stamp collecting, revolution, old landlords, walnuts. The 10 things that come together are: children generally love playing kites; And from kites, we can associate them with the Japanese movie 'Kite'; From this Japanese movie, we can think of the excellent acting skills of Japanese actress Momoe Yamaguchi. The shoes she wears are always so beautiful; From shoes, we can imagine that our shoelaces are broken and we must go to the store to buy a new pair of shoes; From the store, we can imagine that Ah Yong, who works in the store, enjoys collecting stamps; From stamp collecting, we can also think of Ah Yong's collection of many stamps from the "revolutionary" period now; From the 'revolution', we can also think of our old landlord who came to the countryside during the 'revolution' period. He brought many local specialties, including walnuts, which were our favorite food. You can also freely imagine using four words: physics, football, rockets, and horses. [Game Explanation] Slightly. Recall gestures A and B form a group, with B making 5 gestures and A watching carefully. When B is making gestures, A cannot follow and can only watch attentively from the side. After B completes 5 gestures, A can repeat them according to B's method. Gesture 1: Extend the middle and index fingers of both hands. Gesture 2: Extend the little fingers of both hands separately. Gesture 3: Extend all 5 fingers of both hands. Gesture 4: Extend the thumbs of both hands separately. Gesture 5: Hold your fists tightly with both hands. After completing the first pass, you can repeat the gestures in reverse order, meaning that the fifth gesture becomes the first and the first gesture becomes the fifth. Let's see who has a better memory and can do it quickly and accurately. [Game Explanation] Slightly. Reading and answering questions Please read an excellent essay by a writer living in the United States for three minutes and try to remember it in your mind. The campus of Berkeley is very elegant. In the rustling woods, there is a quaint wooden bridge with winding streams below. At the source of the stream, there is a lush green hillside with a white bell tower on top. This is the "registered trademark" of this place. However, my favorite thing is the square of the student activity center here, and the lively atmosphere at noon every day on the square. Every day at exactly 12 noon, the clock tower begins to play "percussion music", which is sometimes a very popular tune. The one ringing the bell is an old lady who has been ringing for her whole life. As soon as the bell stops, the show begins. Most of the people coming and going on the square are students and faculty members who have come out for lunch. Some people sit on long chairs under loquat trees, while others lie on grassy slopes, eating sandwiches in pairs and basking in the sun, chatting from place to place. Although it's just a short one hour break, there are plenty of shows to watch. While you're munching on a sandwich, someone can come to the pool in the square or by the school gate under a tree at any time, play and sing, and don't forget to place a small jar on the ground to collect money. These are all 'amateur musicians' with good standards, and they don't seem to really want to receive rewards.
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