[Story] Once upon a time, a dwarf named Dumb lived in a crystal cave. He was a bit of a dull fellow, but he loved to dwell in the dusk. One day, he decided to take a cruise to the crust of the earth. On the cruise, he met a girl who wore a dress of dull colors. She was dumping her dye into the sea. Dumb thought it was cruel, but he crushed on her anyway. He duplicated her dress and wore it as a suit. It was an odd sight, but Dumb felt at home. ...

[Story] In a small town, there was an old man who lived in a run-down shack. He had an ax and a crude button that he used to make his living. One day, a group of bullies came to the town and started to intimidate the people. The old man saw this and decided to teach them a lesson. He took out his ax and chopped down a tree, blocking the road. The bullies were stuck and couldnt pass. The people of the town cheered for the old man and thanked him for saving them from the bullies. From then on, the old man became a hero in the town and was respected by everyone. ...

[Story] An automatic turbine in the tunnel suddenly malfunctioned, causing a state of turmoil. A tutor, navigating through the avenue, quickly averted the crisis by tuning the machine back to normal. The students, who were on their way to pay tuition, cheered in relief, and a turkey was served as a celebratory meal. [参考翻译] 自动涡轮机在隧道中突然发生故障，引发了一片混乱。一位导师在大街上迅速避免了危机，通过调整机器恢复了正常。正要去交学费的学生们松了一口气，欢呼起来，还举行了一场庆祝活动，上了一只火鸡作为大餐。 [Words] automatic [ˌɔːtəˈmætɪk] adj 自动的 automatior [ˈɔːtəmeɪtər] n 自动装置 autonomy [əʊˈtɒnəmi] n 自主 avenue [ˈævɪnjuː] n 大街 avert [əˈvɜːt] v 避免 tug [tʌɡ] v/n 拖，拉 tuition [tjuˈɪʃn] n 学费 tune [tjuːn] v 调整 tunnel [ˈtʌnəl] n 隧道 turbine [ˈtɜːbaɪn] n 涡轮机 turkey [ˈtɜːki] n 火鸡 turmoil [ˈtɜːmɔɪl] n 混乱 tutor [ˈtuːtər] n 导师

[Story] In the heart of the roundabout, a rouse was summoned. A suite of sums was presented, with a summit view of the sunrise and sunset. The sunshine illuminated the summary of the days events. [参考翻译] 在环形交叉路口的中心，被唤起了一阵骚动。呈现了一系列的总结，展望了日出和日落的顶峰。阳光照亮了这一天事件的摘要。 [Words] round [rᴉnd] n 圆形， 循环 roundabout [rᴉndəbaut] n 环形交叉路 rouse [raʊz] v 激起， 唤醒 suite [swit] n 一套， 一组 sum [sʌm] n 总数， 和 summary [ˈsʌməri] n 总结， 概要 summit [ˈsʌmɪt] n 顶峰， 顶点 summon [ˈsʌmən] v 召唤， 召集 sunrise [ˈsʌnraɪz] n 日出 sunset [ˈsʌnset] n 日落 sunshine [ˈsʌnʃaɪni] n 阳光

[Story] A prophet once said, “When the roof of a house is prone to rot, its time to rotate the rope used to tie it down.” This was a metaphor for the need to propagate positive change in society. One day, a rough carpenter, after working overtime, decided to heed this advice. He climbed onto the roof of his house, which was indeed rotten. He tied a new rope to secure it, and then he propagated the idea of community renovation by hanging a sign that read, “Lets work together to prevent rot and propagate beauty.” ...

[Story] Once upon an era, a man named Oliver received an invitation to a mysterious party. He was intrigued by the events overt secrecy and decided to attend. Upon arrival, he found the venue to be an oval-shaped room with an overhead chandelier that seemed to invert the space. As he overheard the guests discussing an overthrow of the current regime, he realized the party was an overnight revolution planning session. Oliver felt a sudden urge to overtake the situation and suggested an overhaul of their approach to avoid any overflow of violence. ...

[Story] In a world of unpredictable chaos, a man named Humorous embarked on a perilous journey. He hunted for an invention that could hurl him to the highest peak, but his hysterical pursuit led him to a hurricane. Inventing a new hypothesis, he invented a way to reverse the inverse of his inventory, but his hygiene was compromised by hypocrisy. [参考翻译] 在一个充满不可预测的混乱的世界里，一个名叫幽默的男人开始了一段危险的旅程。他寻找一种发明，可以把他抛向最高的山峰，但他疯狂的追求导致他陷入了一场飓风。发明了一个新的假设，他发明了一种方法来逆转他的库存的反向，但他的卫生被伪善所破坏。 [Words] Humorous [ˈhjuːmərəs] n 幽默的 Hunt [hʌnt] v 打猎 Hurl [hɜːrl] v 投掷 Hurricane [ˈhʌrɪkən] n 飓风 Hygiene [ˈhaɪdʒiːn] n 卫生 Hypocrisy [hɪˈpɒkrəsi] n 伪善 Hypothesis [haɪˈpɒθəsɪs] n 假设 Hysterical [hɪˈstɪrɪkl] adj 歇斯底里的 Invent [ˈɪnvent] v 发明 Invention [ˌɪnvəˈnʃən] n 发明 Inventory [ˈɪnvəntəri] n 库存 Inverse [ɪnˈvɜːrs] adj 反向的

[Story] At the fringe of a humid frontier, a frost-covered landscape stretched out. The frown of the traveler, fueled by the fumes of his campfire, belied the solemnity of the funeral he had just attended. The humidity in the air seemed to mock his grief, and he felt a swell of anger rise within him. He stood up, determined to confront the elements, and strode towards the humidity. As he walked, he felt a strange sense of peace wash over him, and he realized that he had been humiliated by his own weakness. He turned back towards the campfire, and with a smile on his face, he began to prepare for the next days journey. ...