Three common sense 1. Three kinds of safety knowledge
Traffic class 1, walking instruction 1, pedestrians must walk on the sidewalk, and those without sidewalks must walk on the roadside; 2. Pedestrians are not allowed to chase and run in the roadway, and they are not allowed to suddenly turn and cross when the vehicle approaches; 3, are not allowed to pick up the car on the road, chasing the car, are not allowed to forcibly pulled up or parabolic hit the car; 4, are not allowed to play on the road, frolicking; 5. Preschool children must be led by adults when walking on streets or highways; Second, the boarding instructions 1 are not allowed to greet vehicles in the middle of the road; 2, motor vehicles are not allowed to be any part of the body out of the window; 3, when riding, are not allowed to stand, not allowed to eat in the car; 4. Don't get on or off by force, get off first and then get on, wait in line and get on in order; After getting off the bus, wait for the vehicle to leave. If you want to cross the road, you must walk safely. 5. Do not take overloaded vehicles or vehicles without passenger and sports licenses; Third, riding instructions 1, children under the age of 12 are not allowed to ride bicycles or tricycles on the road; 2. Before turning, slow down, turn around, reach out and don't turn suddenly; 3. Hands are not allowed to leave the handle and climb other vehicles or objects; 4. Vehicles are not allowed to drive in parallel, chase each other or meander; 5. Always check the performance of the car. You can't ride a bike when there is something wrong with its bell, brakes or other parts. You should repair it in time. 6, no umbrellas, no cycling with people; 7, are not allowed to learn to ride a bike on the road; 8, are not allowed to park in the driveway or compete with motor vehicles; Common sense of food safety 1. When buying food, we should pay attention to whether the food packaging has the manufacturer, the date of production, whether the shelf life has passed, whether the food raw materials and nutrients are marked, and whether there is QS logo. Can't buy three no products.
2. Open the food package and check whether the food has proper sensory characteristics. Do not eat foods that are spoiled, rancid, moldy, insect-borne, filthy, mixed with foreign bodies or have other sensory abnormalities. If the food in protein is sticky, the fatty food has a whistling smell, the carbohydrate has a fermenting smell, or the beverage has abnormal sediment, you can't eat it.
3. Don't buy lunch boxes or food from unlicensed vendors to reduce the hidden dangers of food poisoning. 4. Pay attention to personal hygiene, wash your hands before and after meals, wash and disinfect your own tableware, do not use unclean containers to hold food, and do not litter to prevent mosquitoes and flies from breeding.
5. Eat less fried food, I hope it will help you.
2. What are the three common sense of applying for studying in American high schools?
1. American high school students need to take the SSAT standardized test, which is the full name of the middle school entrance examination. Suitable for admission to private secondary schools in the United States and Canada, it is an examination result that applicants must have.
It mainly measures students' mathematics, Chinese and reading comprehension ability, and examines candidates' logical thinking and development potential. Proposition of the Admissions Examination Committee.
For students of different ages, SSAT test is divided into high level and low level. The former is aimed at students who are currently in grade 8- 1 1, while the latter is aimed at students who are currently in grade 5-7. TOEFL Junior Test TOEFL Junior, which is TOEFL in junior high school.
It is an authoritative English proficiency test developed by educational testing service for primary and middle school students aged 1 1- 15. The exam has been conducted in more than 30 countries, including the United States, Japan and South Korea.
20 12 On June 30th, SLEP will be officially replaced by TOEFL. 2. Preparation of application materials for studying abroad in American high schools (1) School application form; (2) pay the school application fee; (3) transcripts of the last three years; (4) standardized test transcripts; 5. Letter of recommendation from the teacher; (6) other documents that are helpful to the application, such as certificates and certificates of enthusiastic community service and support for charitable acts.
3. American high school application process (1) Understand the American education system, determine the direction of studying abroad, and make a study plan that suits you; ⑵ Understand the admission requirements for applying for studying in the United States, and prepare the corresponding application documents as required; (3) review the preparation for the exam and register for the standardized exam; (4) Clarify the goal of studying abroad, and determine at least 3 students to attend the target school according to their personal situation; 5] Communicate with the school and ask for school profile and application materials; [6] fill in the school application materials; (7) Prepare domestic transcripts and teacher recommendation letters; (8) Send the materials to the school, and follow up to see if the school has received them and whether it needs supplementary materials; (9) Appointment interview or telephone interview with the school; ⑽ School admission; ⑾ According to the admission conditions of the school (scholarship, tuition, ESL, etc. ), determine a school from several admission institutions; ⑿ Sign the school admission contract and pay the school positioning fee; .
3. What are the three common sense of studying in Australia?
1, common sense of studying in Australia * * * The so-called * * * job is actually a part-time job that international students often say.
Working can earn money, support yourself and provide financial resources for your studies. Of course, working in Australia is different from working in China, and you can't go if you want.
First of all, you have to go through the relevant formalities, such as visa. This international student must get a visa to work and a tax number.
There will be more intermediaries working in big cities, so it is easy to find a job. 2. Common knowledge about studying in Australia Driving in Australia is a common driver's license in China, so if you have a domestic driver's license, you can drive in Australia.
Of course, this has to go through a procedure, that is, notarization, which can be done at the translation office in China or in Australia. Personally, I think it is safer to learn a driver's license in Australia. The traffic laws in Australia are quite strict, and many domestic students who just learn to drive can't adapt, so it's best to study in Australia for a while before driving.
Then, when buying a car, find someone who is good at it, which is safer. Local vehicle maintenance costs are relatively high. You can save a lot of money if you learn some skills related to car repair.
3. Common sense about communication costs when studying in Australia. There are more communication companies in Australia than in China, and there are more choices. It's better to find a contract company according to your own consumption situation, which is more cost-effective
If you are making an international call, it is necessary to choose an international long-distance card, so compare the costs.
4. What are the three common sense of studying in the UK?
The climate and clothes in Britain are located between 50 and 60 degrees north latitude, which is further north than Heilongjiang Province in China, but the climate is much milder. It can be said that there is no cold in winter and no heat in summer.
1 month, the average temperature is above 4 degrees; In summer, the weather is quite cool. The average temperature in July is only 17 degrees, so you often need to add a sweater in the morning and evening. In the cyclical alternation of spring, summer, autumn and winter, although the weather in Britain rarely changes more than 32 degrees or less than 10 degrees, the weather in Britain changes very frequently.
It was sunny just now, and it will turn into a downpour in a blink of an eye. In addition, due to the influence of high latitude, the change of the length of day and night in Britain is particularly obvious.
In winter, the days are short and the nights are long. Before 3 pm, the sky was already dark. In summer, on the other hand, the days are long and the nights are short, and it begins to get dark at night 10. Generally speaking, summer is the best time to travel to Britain.
In summer, the days are long, the activity time is long, the temperature is moderate, the weather is refreshing, and people are full of energy. Although there is rain this season, it is generally discontinuous, which will affect the trip.
The climate between Britain and China is quite different, and so are the constitutions of China and Europe. When students first arrive in Britain, they must pay attention to changing clothes according to the weather conditions to protect their health. It is suggested that students keep warm clothes and rain gear at their side at any time, and wear several layers of clothes to change at any time to adapt to the change of temperature. English food is not as famous as French food or Italian food.
The most common food in Britain is fish steak and chips wrapped in newspapers. But this situation has changed a lot in recent years.
This is because many British people like to spend their holidays in France, so now they have finally learned how to taste high-end food! If you cook by yourself, you will be happy to find that there are all kinds of exotic foods in British shops, and even in shops in small towns, it is easy to buy all kinds of different foods. Generally speaking, you spend 25 pounds on food every week, which of course depends on your taste.
Vegetarianism is very popular in Britain, and health food specialty stores and supermarkets with excellent stocks can meet this demand. Personal banking in Britain The financial industry in Britain is very developed. International students should often deal with banks in Britain. As a student, you have the right to open a student account.
When opening an account, bring your passport, the admission notice indicating the duration of studying abroad and detailed economic information. The most commonly used account names for students are ordinary accounts, which provide checkbooks, credit cards and ATM cards using checks.
Personal checks are very popular in Britain, unlike most countries that restrict individuals from using checks. When you open an account in a bank, you can get a checkbook and a check guarantee.
Checks can be used to pay for restaurants, buy clothes, pay back money and so on. Please pay attention to the decimal point when writing a check, otherwise it will be 25.
00 Jin has become 2500 Jin, not good! At the same time, in order to reduce the risk of signature imitation, it seems a good idea to sign in Chinese.
5. What are the three common sense of studying in Australia?
Insurance is a must for every international student. Every international student must have a card called MEDICALCARE or OSHC, which is required by every school.
Because the insurance company is different, the name of the card is different, but it is always a medical insurance card. With this card, * * will reimburse you for most medical expenses and medicines (except surgery expenses and over-the-counter drugs). The price of this insurance is reflected in the tuition every year.
One-way telephone and mobile phone charges have reached Australia, and telephone communication is inevitable. For international long-distance calling cards, students usually go to Chinatown to buy them, because usually a calling card of 10 Australian dollars can be dialed 1000 minutes in China.
If you are in Melbourne and Queensland, Daybreak is recommended, and in Sydney, Double Happiness Card and loong are recommended. Australian phones and mobile phones are charged in one direction, and there are many mobile phone networks to choose from, such as Telstra, Vodaphone and Optus. Mobile phones can be bought in China or in Australia, and some mobile phone packages give away international calls.
There are all kinds of public transport in Australia, including buses, trains, ferries and trams. Pay attention to the operating hours of public transportation before going out, because all public transportation runs according to the timetable, and the timetable can be picked up free of charge at the station. Tickets are divided into one-way tickets, weekly tickets, joint tickets and 10 tickets.
In Australia, bathing for less than 30 minutes is generally paid in advance, and it is customary to pay it every two to four weeks. The first prepaid accommodation fee is paid directly to the host family by the school or settlement company, and the rent is paid to the host family four weeks later. Please agree with the host family on the payment method of rent in advance to avoid misunderstanding. The general rent does not include telephone and broadband charges. If students want to apply for using telephone and broadband, they must ask the landlord's permission.
Because Australians advocate saving water, you should never take a bath in Australia for more than 30 minutes, because it will cause the landlord's dissatisfaction. As a rule, it must be completed within 10- 15 minutes as much as possible.
In addition, for students under the age of 18, try to go home before 9 pm. If you can't come back before 9 pm, please be sure to inform your host family. If you are over the age of 18, you should also inform them in advance that you will be late.
6. Understanding of the three major styles of Chinese.
Stylistic knowledge of narrative: 1. Concept: Narrative is an article with narrative and description as its main forms and characters, narratives, scenery and objects as its main contents, including news, communication, features, reportage, travel notes, biographies, memoirs, sketches, diaries, stories, fairy tales, fables and novels and essays in literary genre. 4. Narrative clues: time, space, people, events, events and feelings. 5. Narrator: Using the first person "I" gives people a sense of reality and intimacy, which is convenient for direct lyric. The third person "he" is not limited by time and space, and its writing is relatively free. 6. Narrative language style: vivid. Kindness, naturalness and colloquialism; Humor and satire; Passionate and unrestrained. 7. Paragraph division and induction: (1) Paragraph division method: a. Time lapse; B, according to the development process; C, according to the spatial transformation; D, according to emotional changes; E, according to the expression; F, according to the logical relationship. (2) The method of summarizing the meaning of the paragraph: highlighting the main characters and the main plot; Exclude minor characters, minor plots and various descriptions, that is, summarize "so-and-so". 8. Generalization-centered method: summarize the main contents of the article first, and then point out the ideological significance of the article. Pay attention to "six grasps": grasp the content, title, beginning, end, discussion sentence and background of the full text. 9. The eye of the article actually refers to the central sentence of the article and explains the stylistic knowledge of the article. Or explain the state, nature and function of things, or clarify things. It can be divided into two categories: things and things. 2. Explanatory object and its characteristics: the things or things mainly explained in the explanatory text are the explanatory objects of this article. The so-called characteristics are the signs that distinguish this thing from other things. 3. Description sequence: time sequence, spatial order (from top to bottom, from outside to inside, from front to back, from far to near, etc. ). From primary to secondary, from cause to result, from phenomenon to essence, from feature to function, from general description to sub-description, etc. ). Program sequence is a kind of time sequence. 3. Interpretation and its function: Common interpretation methods include examples, enumerating data, classification, comparison, analogy, interpretation, definition, quotation, drawing charts, imitation, etc. 4. explain. Points-total; The language of expository writing: "accuracy" is the premise of expository writing language. On the premise of "accuracy", some people are good at "plain" and others are good at "vivid". (Focus on the analysis of the effect of adverbs such as the expression degree, scope, time, frequency, situation and mood of "approximate number and exact number". Pay attention to the format of the answer. ) Stylistic knowledge of argumentative writing: 1, three elements of argumentative writing: argument, argument and argumentation. Examination preparation materials for national registered architects and builders. The mock test (1) is the author's point of view on the discussed issues and the soul of argumentative writing. Argumentative essays generally have only one central argument, and some even put forward several sub-arguments around the central argument. The opening point is clear; Summary at the end of the article; It was put forward during the discussion. (2) Arguments are materials used to prove arguments, including factual arguments and rational arguments. Factual arguments include social phenomena, historical facts and statistical data. Pay special attention to factual arguments expressed in general. Rational arguments include philosophical principles, scientific arguments, famous sayings, proverbs, aphorisms, aphorisms, etc. The choice of arguments should be true, typical and sufficient (or targeted and convincing). (3) Argumentation is the process and method of using arguments to prove arguments. The commonly used argumentation methods include example argumentation, rational argumentation, comparative argumentation, figurative argumentation, inductive argumentation and refutation. (2) Argumentation can be divided into argumentation and refutation. Refutation can be divided into direct refutation and indirect refutation. Direct refutation can refute arguments, arguments, arguments. 3. The basic structure of an argumentative essay is: asking questions (introduction)-analyzing problems (thesis)-solving problems (conclusion). It can be divided into two categories: one is to deepen one by one. It is subdivided into "deepening step by step" and "linking and combining". The second is the parallel discussion structure, which is called "horizontal", including "general discussion-sub-discussion-general discussion", "general discussion-sub-discussion" and "sub-discussion-general discussion". 4. The language of the argument is accurate and rigorous.