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派對遊戲 PARTY GAMES

Don’t let your party become a bore

讓你的聚會「更」有趣 開派對、吃美食、和朋友聊天超好玩的。

不過，如果客人開始感到無聊，那就是該來點變化的時候了！

通常大家都會覺得玩遊戲很刺激，所以下次在自己的派對上玩幾個遊戲，讓派對更加有趣吧。

便利貼猜猜樂 把派對客人分成小組，然後給他們一些便利貼和筆。

請客人暗自寫下一位名人或要角的名字。

接著再請他們互相把便利貼貼在別人額頭上。

然後，每個人都得問Yes/No的問題，盡快猜出自己額頭上的人物是誰。

每組第一位猜出自己是誰的人就有獎品可拿。

你的怎麼樣？

選一個人當「鬼」，然後請他離開房間。

剩下的人選定一樣可以描述的東西，例如頭髮、衣服或鞋子等。

「鬼」回到房間後，要問其他人：「你的怎麼樣？」每個人的回答都只能是一個正確描述選定物品的形容詞單字。

當「鬼」猜到大家描述的是什麼東西時，就贏了！

It's fun to have parties, eat yummy food and talk to your friends. But if your guests start to feel bored, it's time to change things up! People often find games exciting, so play some at your next party to make it more fun.

Sticky note game

Divide your party into small groups, and give them sticky notes and pens. Ask them to secretly write down the name of a famous person or character. Then have them stick their notes on each other's foreheads.

Each player then should ask yes or no questions to find out who they are. The first person in each group to guess who they are wins a prize.

How's yours?

Choose one person to be "it," and ask them to leave the room. The remaining people choose something to describe like hair, clothing or shoes. When "it" returns, they then ask the other players, "How's yours"? Each player's response should be a one-word adjective that describes the thing. When whoever is "it" guesses what everyone is describing, they win!

bore（n.）無趣的事

Bob finds cleaning his room such a bore that he hardly ever does it.

bore（v.）使人感到無趣

boring（adj.）令人感到無趣的

I usually find history class boring, but Mrs. Simpson makes it very interesting.

bore（v.）挖洞；鑽洞

They bored a tunnel through the mountain to make getting to the coast easier.

sticky （adj.）有黏性的

Sarah put a sticky note with a list of items on her door to remind her of what to buy at the grocery store. 採購清單的便利貼

sticky （adj.）濕熱的

No one enjoyed the outdoor concert very much because it was so hot and sticky. 又熱又悶

have sticky fingers 順手牽羊；摸東西

Keep an eye on Stanley when he is at your house because he has the sticky outdoor concert because it was so hot and sticky.  

yummy, delicious, tasty, delectable

to change things up

means you’re going to do something differently

Maybe you have a routine way of doing something, but now you're going to do things maybe a slightly different way or a very different way

to spice ＋（n.）up

The difference between spicing something up and changing something up is that with the word "spice," maybe you're adding something to what you already do,

whereas if you're changing it up, you're just changing, maybe replacing one thing

for another.

sticky note/ Post-it Note

The difference between spicing something up and changing something up is that 

Kleenex

Let’s go play with a flying disc.

party animal 熱愛派對狂歡的人

Sarah danced all night, because she’s a party animal.

remain  （v.）留下；保持不變

Several of us remained after class to discuss what we had just learned about the Boxer Rebellion. 

Mary seems to remain happy no matter what is going on.

remaining

After everyone had finished eating, Jackie ate the remaining vegetables.

response  （n.）回答；回應

Samuel’s response to Fred’s question was very vague.

in response  to 對···做出回應

Sometimes laws get changed in response to what the public wants.

response

Andy has never responded to any of Albert’s emails.

yes or no

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