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感恩教师节手抄报内容文字（10篇）整理每年的老师节，中国各地的老师都以不同方式庆祝自己的节日。

今日我在这给大家整理了一些感恩老师节手抄报内容文字(10篇)，我们一起来看看吧!感恩老师节手抄报内容文字篇1老师就像一根蜡烛，照亮我们这些同学，自己却悄悄地化作灰烬；老师就像一位辛勤的园丁，细心照料着我们这些幼小的树苗，撒下一滴滴辛勤的汗水。

园丁——崇高的称号。

看那枝头绽放的鲜花，是您辛勤的汗水灌浇。

祝愿您：桃李满天下，春晖遍四方！阳光普照，园丁心坎春意暖；雨露滋润，桃李枝头蓓蕾红。

祝您老师节开心。

老师这个职业是神圣的，光荣的，宏大的。

每一位老师都是那么和气可亲，细心仔细，就像母亲一般爱惜着每个同学。

您用学问甘露，浇开我们抱负的花朵；您专心灵清泉，润育我们情操的美果。

在这不寻常的节日里，献上我们深深的祝愿！记得上学前班的时候，在一个寒冷的冬天里，放学后，四周的同学都走光了，妈妈还没有来接我，我只好独自坐在冰冷的教室里。

过了一会儿，老师过来锁门，突然发觉我还坐在教室里，就拉着我坐上了她的自行车。

当时正是三九天，老师顶着寒风，双脚用力的登着脚踏，两手冻得通红。

走着走着突然看到妈妈骑着自行车飞奔而来，我惊喜地扑到她的怀里，当我和妈妈转身想向老师道谢的时候，却只看到了漫天的白雪。

在老师节来临之际，我要向全部的老师道一声：“老师，节日欢乐！你们辛苦了！”感恩老师节手抄报内容文字篇2岁月匆忙，花开花落的学校生活转瞬就过去了，而今我已步入了中学时代。

在学校中，唯一忘不掉的是我的班主任兼数学老师——孙老师。

忘不了，尊敬的老师！忘不了你那谆谆的教导。

从开头学习1+1=2到解方程，您为我们操了多少心，流了多少汗。

老师，您还记得吗？作为班长的我，那次数学考试我考得很差，您没有责怪我，反而帮我一起改正试卷上的错误，还语重心长得说：“这次没考好，没关系，下次再努力。

”就是那次的鼓舞，是我在以后的数学考试中突飞猛进，每年数学竞赛都能拿到第一。

录音文字整理
时间：年月日（也可以精确到几点几分）
谈话人：李xx(简要介绍职务，男）；张xx（简要介绍职务，女）谈话地点：xx
录音设备：
下面是录音文字正文，尽量以原话记录。

若中间有很长一段无关的可以省略。

但重新记录时，可以标记一下，录音第几分几秒。

如果重点记录两个人的对话，但是中间可能会出现某个不太重要的人或者不知道叫什么名字的人，可以用个称呼代替即可比如女1，或者女员工，女经理之类的。

李某某：请问您是xx 公司的张经理，是吧？咱们第一次见，以前都是我们公司的xx给您打电话。

张：之前不是发什么信息了是吧
李某某：我们公司的xx离职了，现在由我来负责跟你们公司对接。

以下具体内容略，根据实际情况记录。

【导语】⼀说历史⼤家就会觉得我们中国历史很厚重，其实在中国历史长河中，还是有许多值得我们去学习的东西的。

下⾯是⽆忧考整理分享的中国历史故事⽂字版⼤全，欢迎阅读与借鉴，希望对你们有帮助！1.中国历史故事⽂字版：庄周梦蝶 战国时哲学家庄周主张是⾮齐⼀，物我两忘。

《庄⼦》中有⼀寓⾔申喻此理：庄周梦见⾃⼰化作⼀只蝴蝶，翩翩飞舞，怡然⾃乐。

梦醒以后，⾃⾝依然是庄周。

因此说，不知是庄周化为蝴蝶呢，还是蝴蝶化为庄周。

后世遂以“庄周梦蝶”⽐喻⼈⽣如梦幻，难以究诘。

唐李商隐名作《锦瑟》云：“锦瑟⽆端五⼗弦，⼀弦⼀柱思华年。

庄⽣晓梦迷蝴蝶，望帝春⼼托杜鹃。

沧海⽉明珠有泪，蓝⽥⽇暖⽟⽣烟。

此情可待成追忆，只是当时已惘然。

”诗中额联即⽤此典。

2.中国历史故事⽂字版：倾国倾城 汉武帝时，协律都尉李延年，曾在武帝前作歌道：“北⽅有佳⼈，绝世⽽独⽴。

⼀古倾⼈城，再顾倾⼈国。

宁不知倾城复倾国，佳⼈难再得。

”武帝⽆限神往，叹息良久⽈：“世岂有此⼈乎?”平阳公主进⾔，谓李延年有妹，姿容绝代，妙丽善舞。

武帝召见，纳⼊后宫，即后来深受宠幸的李夫⼈。

“倾国倾城”⼀词，即⽤以形容⼥⼦美貌绝伦，⽂学作品中引⽤甚多。

3.中国历史故事⽂字版：凌波微步 曹操之⼦曹植，才⾼⼋⽃，⽂名卓著，⽽在长兄曹丕当政以后，备受猜忌，郁郁不得志。

他的《洛神赋》是⼀篇传诵⼈⼝的名篇，其中描写洛神的步态之美云：“体迅飞鸟，飘忽若神。

凌波微步，罗袜⽣尘。

”写洛神踏⽔⽽⾏，⽔⾯似留⾜迹之态⼗分传神。

后⼈遂以“凌波微步”形容⼥⼦之步履轻盈。

如贺铸《青⽟案》词“凌波不过横塘路，但⽬送，芳尘去”，即⽤此典。

(典见曹植《洛神赋》)。

4.中国历史故事⽂字版：躬耕陇亩 诸葛亮于汉灵帝光和四年(181年)出⽣在琅邪郡阳都县的⼀个官吏之家，诸葛⽒是琅邪的望族，先祖诸葛丰曾在西汉元帝时做过司⾪校尉，诸葛亮的⽗亲诸葛珪在东汉末年做过泰⼭郡丞;诸葛亮3岁时母亲章⽒病逝，诸葛亮8岁时丧⽗，与弟弟诸葛均⼀起跟随由袁术任命为豫章太守的叔⽗诸葛⽞到豫章赴任，东汉朝廷派朱皓取代了诸葛⽞职务，诸葛⽞就去投奔荆州刘表。

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让知识带有温度。

少儿睡前暖心童话故事文字版整理少儿睡前暖心童话故事文字版少儿睡前暖心童话故事文字版1握着香蕉的猴子抓猴人有一套特殊的方法。

他们首先预备一个箱子，箱子顶部开个孔，孔的大小刚好能让猴子把手伸进去：箱子里放着美味的香蕉，一旦猴子伸手去抓香蕉，它就必需握起拳头，但是握起的拳头却没法从孔中摆脱出来。

现在,猴子有两个选择:要么放下香蕉吗，伸出手来：要么始终握着香蕉，困在那里。

猜猜实际的状况会怎样?对了，猴子会始终握着香蕉站在那里。

有时候，我们就像那只猴子。

我们紧紧抓住自己想要的东西，以至于无法前进，我们还会自我劝慰地找借口：“我做不到，由于……”其实，蒙蔽你的不过是那一串香蕉而已。

明日的“黄花”，失去的不肯定是：前面的路上，还有很多风景。

少儿睡前暖心童话故事文字版2八哥起哄山上有很多喜鹊，它们都在悬崖峭壁上搭窝筑巢。

一天，有只老虎从树林里窜到峭壁下，众喜鹊惊恐万状，立即“叽叽喳喳”叫起来。

这时，住在地窖里的八哥听到声音，也都一齐飞出洞外，跟着“啾啾啾”地凑喧闹。

第1页/共3页千里之行，始于足下。

一只斑鸠经过这里，觉得很惊奇，问喜鹊道：“喜鹊大哥！老虎只能在陆地上逞凶，关你们什么事，为什么群起攻来？”“斑鸠老弟，你哪里知道，老虎一啸会刮起一阵狂风，那样我们辛辛苦苦筑的窝就会坠落下去，因此要赶快轰走它。

”“哦，原来这样！”斑鸠点点头，扭身又去问八哥：“那你们为什么也倾巢出动跟着叫呢？”“这——”八哥挤咭挤咭眼说：“我们也闹不清晰，反正喜鹊叫，我们也就跟着叫哑！”斑鸠觉得可笑，说道：“喜鹊的`巢筑在峭壁上，怕风吹掉；你们住在地窖里，跟着起哪门子哄！”少儿睡前暖心童话故事文字版3蛇与绵羊蛇暗暗地伏在木槽下，他对整个世界非常仇恨。

他没有其他别的感情，仇恨，仇恨，此乃他的天性。

羊羔在近处跳动欢叫，他根本没有把蛇想到。

他窜出来用毒牙把他咬，即刻天旋地转羊羔倒。

蛇的毒液在羊血管里燃烧，羊喃喃地问：“何事我曾惹你恼?”蛇丝丝地说：“这事谁能担保?或许你来此处正是为了害我，我的当心，为防意外得把你咬。

39 weekAn unforgettable saga of World War II has to do with the small French coastal town of Dunkirk. There, in 1940, thousands of British troops made a belated escape from the awesome* power of the German army and air force. They were removed by an array* of private boats, from huge yachts to decrepit fishing boats. At their own volition,* the skippers came close to the shore, while German planes bombed implacably.* They remained imperturbable under heavy fire. When their vessels were loaded, they dashed back to England. Once unloaded, they did not vacillate , but returned with equanimity* to their vigil* in the danger zone. The British proved once again that they are paragons* of comradeship in times of jeopardy.*The international adventure stories prevalent* on television follow meticulously* a plot that is inexorable* in its development. Those on the side of law and justice face perfidious* men and organizations. These are anathema* to those values the staunch heroes would defend. These infamous* men have no capacity for compassion,* and they treat the lovely women with opprobrium. The intrepid* heroes are placed in deleterious* situations as a result of the Machiavellian maneuvers of their opponents. One unconscionable act of duplicity* follows another until the total destruction of the "good guys" seems at hand. At the last moment,usually amidst the pandemonium of a battle, the cause for which the heroes strive triumphs. However, evil is ubiquitous,* and next week another fracas* will erupt.One of the most repugnant* names in popular legend is that of Captain William Bligh. He was the captain of the H.M.S. Bounty in 1789, and the mutiny that erupted* aboard that ship was the basis for a film in which Charles Laughton portrayed Bligh as an awesome* bully and an unmitigated* villain.He would flay both the body and the spirit of anyone who crossed him. The crew developed such an aversion* to Bligh's mortifying actions and demeanor that, led by Fletcher Christian, they set the captain and 17 shipmates off in a lifeboat in the South Pacific. The ship continued to the Pitcairn Islands where the crew remained to live with the islanders. Laughton's delineation of Bligh remains as the image we have of him. Only recently has any attempt been made to vindicate Captain Bligh and to remove the heinous reputation that permeates* history.Recently, there has been an attempt to improve Captain Bligh's tainted* image. Historians maintain that there was no turpitude in Bligh's actions aboard the H.M.S. Bounty. Perhaps he was imprudent* in failing to keep his temper under control. While an infraction aboard ship was quicklycriticized, Bligh never carried out those callous actions the movie dramatized in order to depict* an evil man, say his defenders. After the mutiny, Captain Bligh astutely* navigated the lifeboat with the other 17 men for over 3,000 miles to safety. This prodigious* feat alone, say those who would restore Bligh's good name, should be enough to allow for a full redress of the wrongs that have been blamed on him for over 150 years. While the coterie* defending Captain Bligh do not ask the public to praise him, they do request a more benevolent* attitude toward this traditionally* reprehensible* figure, and an end to the vituperation heaped upon him for these many years.1. belated2. callous3. decrepit4. delineation5. demeanor6. flay7. heinous8. imperturbable9. infraction 10. machiavellian 11. opprobrium 12. pandemonium 13. redress 14. saga 15. staunch 16. turpitude 17. unconscionable 18. vacillate 19. vindicate 20. vituperation40 weekThere are few forms of entertainment more enjoyable than watching a glib* politician run for office. Most politicians have prepared speeches dealing with the prevalent* topics of the day. They can maintain a fervid* flow of rhetoric for hours at a time. In each locality where he is to appear,the advance work is prepared by a clique of trustworthy aides. In preparation for the show, they have dispersed* leaflets, put up posters, and sent out cars and trucks with loudspeakers to extol the erudite* qualities of their candidate. Soon, the crowd gathers. Loyal party workers come forward to shake the hand of their mentor. Now, with the facile solutions to complex problems carefully memorized, the show is ready to begin. One moment facetious,* the next moment profound,* the candidate works to convince the incredulous* among the voters.The television press interview is conducive* to close scrutiny* of a candidate. His public speeches may contain many cant phrases, but a sharp question by an astute* reporter can destroy a cliché* filled statement. The politician now will procrastinate* in his answer; a new facet* of his personality may be revealed by his demeanor.* Perhaps he will take umbrage at a suggestion that he favors the affluent.* His record is searched for evidence that he has been equally magnanimous to the indigent.* He accuses the reporter of attempting to vilify him. Is he being accused of turpitude* in office? It is time to discreetly* go on to another topic. The candidate wishes to extol* the virtues of his program and record. The press wants to allude* to things that keep him in the midst of controversy. They insist that he elucidate positions that the politician would rather leave in a nebulous* state.While we are all cognizant* of the importance of words to create certain impressions, gesture is relegated* to a much lesser role. Gestures are an important concomitant* to even the most vapid speech, enhancing it and giving the hearer something to look at while he listens. The value of seeing at the same time as listening was shown when a class at a university, unwieldy because of its large size, was split up. One group was put into a room in close proximity to good loudspeakers. Every nuance* of the lecturer's voice could be heard clearly. Because they had no person on whom to place their attention, they soon took on the appearance of extreme lassitude; most students became lethargic* and rested their heads on their desks. The separation of visual and aural communication tended to vitiate the learning process. The listening group received grades lower than those received by those who could look at as well as hear the instructor.Actors depend upon their ability to gesticulate* almost as much as upon speech to obtain their desired histrionic* effects. With them, gesture serves much more than merely to augment speech. When their communication is by gesture alone, it is called pantomime. In the early silent motion picture period, gestures were flamboyant.* To show that he was distraught* about the danger in which the heroine had been placed,the hero would go through the most fatuous actions. He would stagger, beat his breast, tear his hair, and contort his face into the most doleful* appearance. There weren't many simple or restrained gestures in his repertoire. The heroine, to indicate her love, would fling her arms wide and ardently* jump into her sweetheart's arms. It was only much later that actors became skilled enough to communicate with the audience through discreet* gestures and almost imperceptible changes in facial expression that could transmit nuances* of emotion.1. augment2. cant3. clique4. contort5. elucidate6. extol7. facile8. fatuous9. imperceptible 10. lassitude 11. magnanimous 12. mentor 13. proximity 14. repertoire 15. rhetoric 16. umbrage 17. unwieldy 18. vapid 19. vilify 20. vitiate41 weekThe American housewife is queen of all she surveys in the supermarket. She decides what items shall be purchased. Grocery manufacturers are well aware of her power to make one product a success and another a failure. They spend huge sums developing new products with which to curry her favor. Fearful that a successful product will soon begin to pall, the manufacturers, without cessation,* come out with "new andimproved" versions to whet* her appetite. Sometimes it is only a box or package that has been changed perhaps a colorful photo of a succulent meal on a TV dinner box. In the larger supermarkets the housewife is faced with a satiety of merchandise, particularly in the copiously* stocked laundry detergent section. While there may be almost no intrinsic difference among the many brands, advertising and packaging serves to importune* her to buy one rather than another.Packaging of grocery items is a facet* of advertising that is too little appreciated by consumers. Walking up and down the aisles of a supermarket, one seldom stops to analyze the individual package in the potpourri of items on the shelves. The manufacturer had to glean* and test many different designs before he accepted the one you see in the array* before you. Before he will sanction the use of a particular can, box, or bottle, he must know many things about its efficacy.* He wants to know if the colors attract: a white box may denote cleanliness, a red one, strength. There may be a photo or a drawing that will allude to the product's use or special qualities. A lackluster* package may be fatal.* Next, the size and shape are important elements. The housewife may want a small package for easy storing, but a larger package may suggest economy. A round bottle may look attractive, but a square one is easier to stack. These are some of the insidious aspects of packaging, the mainpurpose of which is to attract your attention as you peruse* the crowded supermarket shelves.Few question the propriety of the current haste on the part of manufacturers to bring out "new and improved" products at the prevalent* rate. At one time, in the dim, distant past before the advent of television, it was the vogue* for products to be advertised on the merits of their "tried and true" qualities. Few advertisers were impious enough to jettison* any part of a product that had been accepted by the public. Year after year, the local grocery store owner would proffer the same box of cereal, the same house cleaner. The acceptance was of the time-tested product, and it appeared almost unconscionable* for the manufacturer to change his merchandise. Today's spate of transient* products would have been considered an anomaly* in those days.Supermarkets now carry their own products to compete with the national brands. These "house" brands are not in a felicitous* position because they cannot be advertised widely. Supermarkets overcome this encumbrance* by making these brands less expensive. Many people believe the shibboleth, "You get what you pay for," and they purchase items on the premise* that quality varies as the price does. Are the claims made by nationally advertised brands bogus? How can one breadcompany substantiate its nutritive superiority over another? As there is no incontrovertible* evidence, the more expensive bread (or coffee, etc.) must compensate* by increased advertising. They make inordinate* claims, using those raucous techniques proven so successful in convincing the frugal* consumer to switch to a more costly brand.1. advent2. allude3. bogus4. curry5. denote6. impious7. insidious8. intrinsic9. nutritive 10. pall 11. potpourri 12. proffer 13. propriety 14. raucous 15. sanction 16. satiety 17. shibboleth 18. spate 19. substantiate 20. succulent42 weekThe consumer is in a quandary about making a felicitous* selection among the array* of products. The advertisers must influence the malleable* consumer, and often they do it in the most callous ways. Television offers many tangible* advantages for reaching the consumer. As a result, the consumer is inundated* by commercials. The advertiser knows that a television commercial is the most expedient way to reach large numbers of people. The cost for each commercial film is prodigious,* but because the audience is so large, the cost per viewer is negligible. Each commercial is prepared in the most meticulous* way in order to catch the attention of even the most blaséviewer and hold ituntil the message is through.Some television commercials, trying to break through the ennui built up in the viewer by the plethora* of competition, employ humor. Others feature a comely girl as a pretext* for getting the viewer to stay tuned in. At times raucous* music, accompanied by some frenetic activities, is designed to preclude* the viewer's loss of attention. The advertiser will employ every bit of artifice at the film maker's command to make a trenchant* commercial. The diversity of appeals made to the viewer is a concomitant* of the many ways people react to commercials. A great deal of time and money has gone into placing the consumer's psychological make-up under scrutiny.*The wide diversity* of reasons people have for buying one product rather than another are investigated by the advertising people in order to prepare efficacious* commercials. They do not have the slightest qualm about questioning the consumer about personal things in her own domicile.* The consumer is requested not to expurgate her answers. Generally, people are not reticent* and do not begrudge giving the time and effort. The questions delve rather deeply, and what the artless responses divulge* will help the advertiser decide what to put into his next commercial. After a large number of interviews, the copious* resultsmake it feasible* to prognosticate* how well the commercial will do. The interviewer usually offers no gratuity to the person who has helped, but often a sample of the product is proffered* as thanks.Despite the antipathy* toward commercials expressed by the viewers, the remarkable success of television commercials in selling products makes it manifest that the advertiser has gleaned* what the viewer wants to see and hear from his research interview. This has helped the advertiser delve deeply into what motivates* people when they go into the supermarket to purchase products. The advertising agency is never capricious and can vindicate* spending large sums of money on research. Having uncovered what the public wants, the advertiser expedites* putting the requisite words, music, and photographs of the product on film. He will thus replenish the never-ending, ubiquitous* television commercial supply in the hope that the consumer will remember some facet* of the film and buy the product.1. artifice2. artless3. begrudge4. blasé5. callous6. capricious7. comely8. delve9. diversity 10. ennui 11. expedient 12. expurgate 13. frenetic 14. gratuity 15. manifest 16. negligible 17. qualm 18. quandary 19. replenish 20. requisite43 weekIf one were to look at the roster of physical handicaps, one would reach the somber* conclusion that the list is a long one. Included would be stunted development of an arm or leg due to a birth anomaly.* Others would be the result of a crippling disease that has caused muscles to atrophy. The list would go on with illnesses and injuries that maim and debilitate.* Modern medicine has done much to ameliorate the physical problems. However, there are an inordinate* number of problems of the handicapped that have still to be alleviated.* People are not naturally callous,* but in some perverse* way they have the propensity* to repress* any concern with the physically handicapped. The social problems seem to be inherent* in our own attitudes.The obstacles that frustrate* the physically handicapped person who is seeking employment may turn him into a cynic. Too often a prospective employer, with a rather unctuous manner, actually tends to degrade* the handicapped by proffering* employment that is really beneath them and their abilities. The employer appears to be acting in a benevolent manner, but this attitude shows no compassion,* for he really expects the person seeking the job to remain subservient. This iniquity cannot but give the handicapped a feeling that they are being discriminated against. He doesnot expect a sinecure,* but he has an aversion* to the prevalent* belief that he should consider himself lucky to find any employment.Why is there any question about the propriety* of hiring the physically handicapped? No one who understands their needs can condone* this attitude. The offering of employment should not be considered a largess. There should be no need to vindicate* the hiring of a handicapped person. The only criterion should be what he is capable of doing. If this is the approach, the handicapped worker will not feel he is an encumbrance* to his boss. The employer, on the other hand, will find it conducive* to good work and will not repent his having tried something new just to mollify his conscience. Even for the most mercenary employer, there should be no reticence* in eliciting* the best that is possible from the handicapped worker.Socially, the handicapped person is often treated as a pariah. Most people hold themselves aloof from normal contact with those who are "different." This social separation propagates* additional feelings of antipathy*. If "normal" individuals would socialize with the handicapped individual, they would learn in a pragmatic way that these are people who happen to have a physical handicap; the handicap does not make them any less human. The iniquity* of assuming that physical superiorityequals moral superiority prevents all of us from direct human relationships. As long as there is a vestige of feeling that handicapped people are inferior, then we are all handicapped in one way or another. Under the guise of physical superiority we demonstrate a moral turpitude* that is harmful to all.1. aloof2. ameliorate3. atrophy4. benevolent5. criterion6. cynic7. guise8. iniquity9. largess 10. maim 11. mercenary 12. mollify 13. pariah 14. pragmatic 15. repent 16. roster 17. stunted 18. subservient 19. unctuous 20. vestige44 weekNatural disasters tend to nullify the best efforts of mankind. It is as though there are forces at work that are contemptuous* of our proud achievements. Who has not read of or seen the waters that deluge our towns and cities, jeopardizing* lives and culminating* in the destruction of the results of endless work in the space of a few moments? We are all vulnerable* to feelings of futility as we view the carnage caused to cattle from the sudden inundation.* Despite the laudable* advances made in technology, it can be seen that we cannot yet say we have mastered our environment. Disasters of this type, leaving only pathetic* vestiges* of homes and shops, are accepted as inevitable,* and all we can do is toattempt to ameliorate* the conditions that result.One of the latent* dangers indigenous* to our constitutional guarantee of freedom of the press has to do with the protection of the individual against the detriment* that might come from news reports involving him. There are libel laws that protect against false charges. If an individual believes his character or livelihood have been damaged by a defamatory article, he can sue. As the plaintiff he must refute* the story and show how the defendant caused him harm by printing a canard. The defendant attempts to substantiate* the truth of the article. The printing of news may besmirch* an individual's character, but there is no way to alleviate* this problem without changes in the Constitution. This would be tantamount* to destroying the efficacy* of our coveted* right to learn the truth from the press. We all deprecate a situation in which someone suffers because of exposure in the newspapers. Only when the harm is caused by someone with a desire to malign* under the guise* of printing the news can the individual expect to win compensation* through the courts.Soren Kierkegaard was a Danish philosopher who is reputed to be the forerunner of the current vogue* of existentialism. In appearance he was a frail and ungainly man. An extremely erudite* thinker and writer, he was a potent force in propagating* the new approach to life. Hisphilosophy would excoriate those who believed that man could stand aside from life. In his philosophy it is a heresy* to take a detached point of view; it is incumbent* upon the individual to get involved. What is germane* is not that we exist, but that our existence is determined by our acts. He was a religiously devout man who fervidly* believed that the individual is always paramount.*The saga* of the introduction of that diminutive song bird, the canary, into the homes of the world as tame pets is an interesting one. In the sixteenth century a trading ship going to Italy stopped at an island named "Canis," from the Latin word for wild dog, which could be found there in profuse numbers, off the coast of Africa. The dulcet song of the wild birds whetted* the interest of the captain. In impromptu cages hundreds were taken aboard to be traded. The sailors called these gray-green birds, spotted with yellow, "canaries." As they approached the island of Elba, near Italy, a malevolent storm put the boat in jeopardy* of sinking. A member of the crew released the birds, and the intrepid* canaries instinctively flew towards land. The peasants on Elba took the wild canaries in as pets. Eventually, the birds found their way into homes throughout Europe where they were domesticated and bred for variety of song and shades of colors. The canaries prevalent* today differ greatly from the ones discovered over four hundred years ago.1. canard2. carnage3. defamatory4. deluge5. deprecate6. devout7. diminutive8. dulcet9. excoriate 10. frail 11. futility 12. impromptu 13. libel 14. malevolent 15. nullify 16. plaintiff 17. potent 18. profuse 19. reputed 20. technology45 weekCurrent novels are replete* with lurid* crimes, carnage* and death. Do you get wistful when you recall the romantic tales that begin with an innocent maiden traveling through the rustic* countryside? She is dressed in glittering raiment. The scene is idyllic.* Without warning, the group is set upon by a virile* brigand, who, in the most perfunctory* and callous* fashion, carries her off. Pandemonium* results! Her entourage* is in a state of bedlam.* Her corpulent escort is irate*, but unable to do anything to thwart* this debacle.* All he can do is rail against the catastrophe. What to do? What to do?The raconteur of our story about idyllic* times gone by goes on to elucidate* how the comely* heroine is taken to the bandits' hideout. There, a sullen crew of cutthroats is gathered. They don't wish to procrastinate;* she must be taken immediately to a foreign land where much treasure will be paid for her. Their cupidity* knows no bounds. Theleader wants to hold her for ransom from her wealthy parents. The gang demurs;* they are reticent.* There is a rift among the criminals. Their leader remains truculent,* and they agree to wait for just two days for the ransom money. An emissary from the grief-stricken parents is expected at any moment. The wan* maiden, her spirits at their nadir,* has time to ruminate about her lugubrious* fate.Back at the castle, the situation is taut with emotion. The fair maiden's mother is livid with fear and anxiety; she has attacks of vertigo.* She talks about her daughter's audacity* in riding out into the ominous* forests despite many similar kidnappings. The girl's father, a martinet who rules his family with an iron hand, staunchly* refuses to pay the ransom. Iniquity* shall not be rewarded! At this moment of crisis a heroic knight volunteers to rescue our heroine; he has had a secret yen for the young beauty. Avoiding rhetoric,* he pledges his all to castigate* those responsible for this ignominious* deed. He holds his life as a mere bagatelle against the duty he owes his beloved mistress. At the propitious* moment, he rides off to do or die for her.Seeking his adversaries,* the knight rides to their hideout. Despite his callow appearance, he is reputed* to disdain* danger and to be a prodigious* horseman. The kidnappers lose their equanimity* at hisapproach. They are appalled at the prospect, and they are in a quandary* as to which one will meet him on the field of combat. The leader, under duress,* rides out. "Do you have a penchant to die?" derides* the knight. More vituperative* remarks follow. They spur their horses toward each other. It takes but one blow for our hero to decapitate the villain. The others flee to avoid their imminent* destruction. The knight takes the maiden on his horse, and they ride back to the castle. Their wedding soon follows. Little does the knight realize that the fair maiden is a garrulous* termagant who will make his life miserable with caustic* remarks. Still, the cliché,* "And they lived happily ever after," must conclude our fabricated* tale.1. appalled2. bagatelle3. brigand4. callow5. corpulent6. decapitate7. emissary8. livid9. martinet 10. penchant 11. raconteur 12. rail 13. raiment 14. rift 15. ruminate 16. sullen 17. taut 18. termagant 19. wistful 20. yen46 weekOne of the anomalies* of our approach to history is the propensity* to study the venerable* empires of Europe, but we do not feel it incumbent* upon us to ascertain anything about the civilizations in our own hemisphere. We deprecate* the history of this part of the world as thoughprogress lay dormant and that other peoples were irrelevant* until the settlers of North America arrived at Plymouth Rock. In South America, from 2000 B.C. Until their empire reached its acme* at the beginning of the 16th century, lived the Incas. The site* of the capital city of the Inca empire, Cusco, lay at a height of 11,000 feet. This civilization is reputed* to have burgeoned until it covered more than 2,500 miles of the western part of the continent. Its population fluctuated* between 4 and 7 million. This empire had a highly efficacious* political and social system. Its potentate ruled with absolute power. As the empire conquered new lands, it would disseminate its language, religion, and social customs.The Inca emperor derived his prodigious* power and authority from the gods. The paramount* god was the sun god. It was from him the ruler passed on his prerogative to rule to his most astute* son. This nepotism had worked with great efficacy* for centuries. The land holdings were immense;* there were rich farmlands and llamas and alpacas for wool. Precious metals were plentiful: silver, copper, bronze, and the most sacred of all, gold. This metal resembled the sun god whom they extolled.* There was no dearth of idols and ornaments hammered from this gleaming metal. There was always more gold coming from the mines to replenish* the supply. At the acme* of his power, the Inca ruler died without naming the requisite* successor. In 1493 two sons began aninternecine struggle for control. For the next 40 years the empire sank into the lassitude* caused by civil war.The feuding between the rival sons reached its pinnacle* in 1532; at that moment Francisco Pizarro came onto the scene. A native of Spain, he was sojourning* in Panama when he heard of the riches to be found in that far off land. Overwhelmed with cupidity,* but still a tyro when it came to wresting* power and wealth from hapless* people, he joined with an inveterate* adventurer. They gathered a small band of mercenaries.* The first two attempts failed, and Pizarro returned to Spain to request authority and money in order to conquer the West Coast of South America. Whether by sophistry or cajolery,* he was given the requisite* aid. With a force of 180 men, the dregs* of society, he invaded Inca territory. He reached the city where the current ruler, Atahualpa, was holding court. The Incas welcomed Pizarro who, in a factitious display of friendship, heaped encomiums upon Atahualpa. Unknown to the Incas, Pizarro had brought guns that were still beyond the technology* of these people. The obloquy of his next act, ambushing the Incas and taking Atahualpa prisoner, will live in the history books that are replete* with tales of conquest.The Machiavellian* Pizarro held the captured Atahualpa for ransom. He。

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可以通过查阅公司的冠方全球信息站、新闻报道、行业报告等途径，来了解公司的发展历程、主营业务、发展规划等信息，这样可以让你更好地了解公司，并且在面试中展现出你对公司的激情和认真程度。

2. 自我定位在面试之前，认真地思考一下自己的优势、劣势和发展定位是非常有必要的。

这样可以让自己更有信心地应对面试官各种问题，并且在面试中更好地定位自己，展现自己的优势。

3. 思考自我介绍在面试中，面试官经常会要求你进行自我介绍，所以提前准备一下自我介绍是非常有必要的。

在自我介绍中，要对自己的背景、优势、求职动机等做认真梳理，并且做到言之有据、条理清晰，这样可以在面试官心目中留下良好的印象。

二、工作经历4. 单面挑选优势项目讲在面试中，提前选择几个自己在工作中取得的优异成绩或者优势项目，在进行项目介绍的时候能够更加深入地阐述这个项目的难点、解决方法，以及自己在项目中扮演的角色和所得到的成就。

这样可以让面试官更好地了解到你的能力和成就，更有利于自己在面试中获得成功。

5. 展现综合素质在工作经历的阐述中，要全面展现自己的综合素质。

不能只是讲述项目，还需要将自己的团队协作能力、交流能力、解决问题的能力、执行能力等展现出来，这样可以更好地展现自己在工作中的综合素质。

三、职业规划6. 提前思考职业规划在面试中，面试官通常会问到你的职业规划，这个问题也是考察面试者对于自己未来发展的思考和规划能力。

所以在面试之前，要提前对自己的职业规划进行深入的思考，并且在面试中表达出来。

7. 与公司发展相匹配在表达职业规划的时候，要与公司的发展相匹配，不要表达与公司发展方向相悖的规划。

这样可以让面试官更加相信你在职业规划中表达的诚意和实际可行性。

四、交流表达8. 逻辑清晰在面试中，逻辑清晰是非常重要的。

面试时要注意自己的语言表达是否流畅、逻辑是否清晰，这样可以让面试官更好地理解你的想法。

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