During our twenty-seventh class, we have started the experience of having the whole class in English. Students were allowed to use Portuguese whenever they did not know how to formulate a sentence, but I did not speak Portuguese and I think it was quite understandable and a very nice experience so far!
Durante nossa vigésima-sétima aula, nós começamos a experiência de fazer a aula inteira em inglês. Os aluno(a)s tinha permissão para usar Português sempre que não soubessem como formular uma frase, mas eu não falei português e acho que foi bastante compreensível e uma experiência bem legal até o momento!
I have introduced the topic logical thinking and the character of Sherlock Holmes. We have started watching a film called "Young Sherlock Holmes" and discussing parts of its mystery and the personality of the main character.
Eu introduzi o tópico pensamento lógico e o personagem de Sherlock Holmes. Começamos a assistir um filme chamado "O Enigma da Pirâmide" ( em português não tem nada a ver com o título original) e a discutir partes do mistério do filme e da personalidade do personagem principal.
Next class we will continue watching the film, but we already have an exercise based on our discussion.
Na próxima aula vamos continuar assistindo o filme, mas já temos um exercício baseado em nossa discussão.
O exercício é: procure um problema de lógica (pensamento lateral ou semelhante) em inglês e poste aqui. A pessoa abaixo deverá tentar responder o problema em inglês e postar um novo problema para o aluno(a) que entrar logo depois.
Para começar, eu vou postar um problema, para que o primeiro aluno ou aluna a entrar tente responder e poste o próximo.
Para encontrar problemas de lógica em inglês, o site da Discovery School é muito bom.
Não repitam os problemas.
The name of my problem is "Name the Dog"
FIRST PROBLEM
Name the Dog
Q Once a dog named Nelly lived on a farm. There were three other dogs on the farm. Their names were Blackie, Whitey, and Brownie. What do you think the fourth dog’s name was?
Quem começa a responder???
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Nelly Because If there are four dogs and the names of three has been given, the fourth can only be Nelly.
Small, Medium or Large?
Al, Beth, and Cynthia got sodas to drink in the movies. "We want a small, a medium, and a large, and I don't get the large," Beth told the kid at the counter. "I thought you said you were getting large," said the boy who wanted the medium-size drink.
Who wanted what size drink?
Good Luck (y)
said the boy who wanted the medium-size drink ...
how many animals did moisés put in the ark?
Nome:Rodrigo gomes de souza
only that there are four dogs and the names of three and the fourth dog just might be the nelly
problem of logic
In a three-table restaurant they merchants: Geraldo, and Jonas Marcos. Using the tips below to determine which sells products (cereals, fabrics, equipment), the brand of car (Opel, Fiat, Ford) and the city in which you are driving each vendor (Campinas, Botucatu, Lymington).
1. The vendor who will sell equipment to Lymington.
2. Geraldo sells fabrics but is not going to Botucatu.
3. Marcos does not drive a Fiat and is not what sells cereal.
4. The car of Jonas is a Ford.
Nome:RODRIGO GOMES DE SOUZA
ANIMAL ANY POST IS WITHIN THE ARCA WHY YOU WILL NOT Belong to Moses, the true owner of ARCA And Noah.
problem of logic
In a three-table restaurant they merchants: Geraldo, and Jonas Marcos. Using the tips below to determine which sells products (cereals, fabrics, equipment), the brand of car (Opel, Fiat, Ford) and the city in which you are driving each vendor (Campinas, Botucatu, Lymington).
1. The vendor who will sell equipment to Lymington.
2. Geraldo sells fabrics but is not going to Botucatu.
3. Marcos does not drive a Fiat and is not what sells cereal.
4. The car of Jonas is a Ford.
Geraldo sells fabrics
Marcos sells materials
Jonas sells wheat
Geraldo directs an OPEL
JONAS A FORD
GERALDO AND A FIAT
GO FOR MARCOS Lymington
GERALDO'S FOR CAMPINAS
JONAS GOES TO BOCUTACU
Here are three series of letters. Each letter in each series is the first letter of a word. The words in each series are related.
What are the next three letters in each series?
1. O, T, T, F, F, . . .
2. S, M, T, W, . . .
3. D, N, O, S, A, . . .
A
1. S, S, E (for six, seven, eight)
2. T, F, S (for Thursday, Friday, Saturday)
3. J, J, M (for July, June, May)
Based on a puzzle inThe World's Best Puzzlesby Charles Barry Townsend. New York: Sterling Publishing, 1986.
Francisco Tiago
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