내가잘못하는 게산을 빨리해주는 계산기처럼

약속시간을 잘지키는 시계처럼

물고기가모여드는연못처럼

나는 학용품 뒤에달려있을수도있어요

나는수정펜처럼 고칠수있어요

항상 같이 다니는 그림자처럼

2.나는 갈색 점이 그려져 있어요

3.나는 새콤달콤 맛처럼 달달한 맛이에요.

2.학용품과 같이 있어요

3.가방처럼 담을수있어요

왜냐하면 정말 똑똑하기 때문이다.

(시간을 잘 맞추는 시계)처럼

힌트는 3개까지만!!

조건은 직유법, 은유법으로 만들 것!!!

2.엄마 배에서 낳아요

3.산책을 할수있어요

다른 사람을 포근하게 안아주는 침대처럼

The god Eros is shown flying over a couple (a man and a woman) enjoying the water, which is in the center of the Stadium. The young couple together with Eros symbolize the fact that humanity, which creates and shapes history, is born of love and passion. This section introduces the next part of the opening ceremony, which highlights the themes through a minute-long presentation of all of Greek history. The parade after the statues and the introduction of Eros continues to depict scenes showing the sequence of Greek civilization through its art. The scenes begin with the Minoan Civilization. The first chariot presents the iconic image of the Minoan Civilization: the goddess of fertility dressed in a bust that reveals her breast and holding snakes in both hands. Then the next chariots show scenes of leaping bulls, dolphins and other elements that refer to the images of the Phaistos frescoes.

The scenes then progress to the harsher art of the Mycenaean Civilization, followed by classical period performances. A chariot carrying an actor portraying Alexander the Great introduces images from the Hellenistic Period, which are in turn followed by representations of Byzantine art and the Greek Revolution of 1821.