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Hobbies are something we enjoy doing in our free time for fun or entertainment. Almost everyone has some kind of hobby.

1. That is because they have different interests and jobs. People who sit at a desk all day long like to develop active hobbies while people like professional(专业的) sports players prefer quiet hobbies. 2.

3. For example, they like watching TV, reading, window-shopping, going to the movies and so on. These hobbies need no special training. They can also choose hobbies that are not so easy to develop, such as painting, playing the piano. 4.

Most people develop hobbies for relaxation, but others have hobbies for killing time. For many retired(退休的) people, they develop hobbies just to kill time because they have much free time.

5. They have to finish a lot of homework, to take many examinations and to fight for their future. But as the saying goes, “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.”

A.Rich people have more choices when developing hobbies.

B.The choice of hobbies is different from person to person.

C.However, students are busy with their schoolwork.

D.To them, developing such hobbies is tiring and boring.

E.These hobbies need special training and personal talents.

F.They want to make a change to keep a balance between work and play.

G.People can choose hobbies that are very popular and easy to develop.

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