Please help you collect Olympic Improvisation Questions OM .

1. Impromptu questions:

Language improvisation questions usually include sentence formation, dialogue, story, situational description, ......and other types.

Such as: ......Repair......; created ......; Say a word about the "one-dollar coin"; Say a word to the "key"; Paper.

Use; disadvantages of glass; Story solitaire ......Wait.

Second, the title of the performance.

3. Introduction to the long-term questions of the 2005 Brain Olympiad.

Stunt cars.

Teams design, build and operate two stunt cars. The stunt car will depart from the departure line and cross 6 obstacles. The stunt car is powered by different energy sources, and the car will go around, flip over, and pass through various obstacles and puncture balloons at the end of the line.

Suitable for Group Cost Limit: 1148 RMB.

Dream The team creates and performs a dream, sometimes pleasant, sometimes absurd, sometimes nightmarish. Nightmares will consist of a team of varied monsters and a variety of missions to complete, including two of the team's own design.

Suitable for Group 1 Cost Limit: 1025 RMB.

Obtain information.

Teams are asked to create and act out a story that uses three different communication methods. Two of the methods are selected from the designated methods, and the third method is created by the participating teams. The performance will include a stage backdrop and a narrator or presenter.

Suitable for Group 1 Cost Limit: 1025 RMB.

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The team will design and fabricate a structure using lightweight wood and glue. Teams are tested for the balance and load-bearing of the structure, with the maximum load-bearing capacity possible. The parts of the structure must not be connected to each other, and the structure should be built on three support points of different heights, with the top of the structure at least 8 inches off the surface of the test setup.

The two outer support points are to be separated from the inch, and the location of the third support point is within the specified area at the discretion of the participating team.

Suitable for Group 1 Cost Limit: 1025 RMB.

Funny show.

Teams are asked to create and act out a humorous story. Participants are expected to play the roles of a puppet, a comedian, a portrait and its shadow, and the performance consists of a comedic event that unfolds much faster than usual. During the performance, the participating teams also had to create two characters of their own.

Suitable for Group 1 Cost Limit: 1025 RMB.

Fables.

Teams are asked to create and act out a fable. There are no humans in the performance, only animals and inanimate objects with human characteristics, and the fable is meant to give humans a lesson or advice, thus helping one or more of the characters in the story.

Suitable for K-2 group Cost limit: 410 RMB.

The Mind Olympiad is a test of thinking skills, and if you are participating in an authentic head Olympics, you will form a team at the beginning of October and get a long-term question, giving you a few months to prepare, and then you will have a long-term competition in February next year. At the same time, there will also be an impromptu competition, and the competition questions will be given to you on the spot.

The Mind Olympiad is different from the ordinary Discipline Olympiad, it tests the ability to think, logic and perform. For example, some long-term questions are for you to act in a play, and some long-term questions are for you to make a car over mountains and mountains, etc.

Take a look at the basic curriculum of junior high school.

1.Borrow from junior high school students.

2.Borrow it from your junior high school teacher.

3.Go to the bookstore to buy, I don't know if you have a Xinhua bookstore there, generally Xinhua bookstore may recommend the first two plans, it is best to let your parents help you borrow it.

There will be a certain bonus point policy, and the specific list will be published in the newspaper at the time.

Just type the word into it.

Wouldn't it be nice to fold the paper into a Mitsubishi column? I don't know if you think it's okay?

Fold the paper into three parts, enclose it in a triangle, stand it up, and place the coin at each corner of the triangle with the longest side perpendicular to the ground.

To put it simply, the competition is divided into two parts: impromptu questions and long-term questions.

It's good to draw inferences, the teachers told us to buy that one.

Draw inferences from one case to another, and the textbooks for primary school students are fully understood.