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　　Almost everybody likes to play. All 1　　 the world men and women, boys and 2　　 enjoy sports. Sports help to keep people healthy. They help people to live 3　　 . Sports change with the seasons. People play 4　　 games in winter and in summer. Sailing(航)boat is fun (有趣)in warm weather, while skating is good in 5　　 . Games and sports often grow out of the work people do. The Arabs(阿拉伯人)are famous 6 their horses and camels (骆驼). They use them in their work, 7　　 they use them in their sports games, 8　　 . Hunting and fishing are very good sports. But millions of people hunt and fish for a 9　　 . People from different countries may not be able to understand each other ,but after a game on the sports field, they become good 10　　 Sports

help to train(培养)a person's character(性格,品质). One learns to fight fair(公平地)and hard, to win without pride(骄傲)and to lose with grace(体面).

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A. in

B. on

C. over

D. above

(2)

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A. men

B. women

C. girls

D. children

(3)

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A. happily

B. badly

C. sadly

D. glad

(4)

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A. different

B. no

C. same

D. all

(5)

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A. spring

B. summer

C. autumn

D. winter

(6)

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A. for

B. with

C. in

D. because

(7)

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A. and

B. but

C. also

D. if

(8)

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A. also

B. either

C. too

D. if

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A. life

B. living

C. game

D. sport

(10)

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A. people

B. enemies

C. friends

D. sports men

答案：C;C;A;A;D;A;A;C;B;C

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