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In the old days, the Olympic Games were religious（宗教的）activities. Greece held the first Olympic Games in the eighth century B.C. The Games lasted just for one day and there were only races. Only men could be in the races. Women had no right（权利）to take part in the Olympic Games until 1912.

The Olympic Games were stopped in the fourth century. Then they started again in Athens in 1896. This was the beginning（开始）of the modern Olympics. Since then, the Olympics Games have been held every four years. The Olympic rings are a symbol of the Olympic Games. There are five rings, and they stand for the five parts of the world. The colors of the rings are blue, yellow, black, green and red. You can find at least one of these colors in the flag of each country in the world.

The IOC（国际奥委会）makes rules for the games, so all the athletes have the same chance to win. Winning in the Olympics is a great honor. An athlete who wins at the Olympics is the best in the world. “Faster, higher, stronger”is the motto of the Olympics.

任务型阅读：根据短文内容填写下列空格。

The motto of the Olympic Games: “ Faster, higher, 1. ”

A symbol of the Olympic Games: the Olympic 2.

The five rings means the five parts of the 3.

One of the colors of the rings: 4.

The beginning of the modern Olympics: 5.

6. could not take part in the Olympic Games until 1912.

【答案】

1.stronger

2.rings

3.world

4.blue/yellow /black/green /red

5.1896

6.Women

【解析】

试题分析：这篇文章讲述了奥林匹克运动会的起源和发展，以及奥林匹克运动会的精神。

1.根据最后一句“Faster, higher, stronger”is the motto of the Olympics.

可知奥林匹克的口号是“更快，更高，更强”

2.根据The Olympic rings are a symbol of the Olympic Games.可知，奥林匹克的标志是奥林匹克环。

3.根据There are five rings, and they stand for the five parts of the world.可知五个环代表世界上的五个不同的地方。

4.根据The colors of the rings are blue, yellow, black, green and red.可以，其中的五种颜色是蓝色，黄色，黑色，绿色和红色。

5.根据Then they started again in Athens in 1896. This was the beginning（开始）of the modern Olympics.可知现代奥林匹克的时间开始于1896年。

6.根据Women had no right（权利）to take part in the Olympic Games until 1912.可知在1912年前，妇女们没有权利参加奥林匹克运动会比赛。

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