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　　Cultural relics are a part of history, and represent people’s cultural treasures．Therefore, it is important for us to protect 　　1　　．　　2　　 we know, most cultural relics are really valuable because they have seen 　　3　　 history of our country, 　　4　　 allows us to have a better understanding of our country’s history and culture．We can also learn a lot from our ancestors and feel proud 　　5　　 being a Chinese while enjoying these valuable treasures．In addition, we are able to develop tourism and promote the economy when the well 　　6　　(protect)cultural relics are open to public．

　　However, some cultural relics 　　7　　(damage)by people now．for examaple, buildings carved(雕刻)　　8　　 people’s names can be seen here and there．There is no doubt that more precious historical relics will disappear if people keep destroying them．

　　Therefore, it is high time that we should take measures to protect cultural relics．To begin with, we can make speeches and put up posters(海报)to educate people 　　9　　 important it is to protect cultural relics．Besides, money can be collected to have some buildings repaired．

　　In a word, 　　10　　 is our duty to spare no effort to protect cultral relics．

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1．them　2．As　3．the　4．which　5．of　6．protected　7．are being damaged　8．With　9．how　10．it

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