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【题目】根据题意,选择恰当的选项填入横线中。
How to become a better runner
This is meant for runners in high school .If you want to become a better runner, then here are several things you can do.
Connect with your team if you are new. .You can ask them for advice and hang out with them outside of practice!
If you have a workout,don’t slack off(松懈) ever.This will never improve your performance .
.I know some people say they do it just to stay in shape,but if you want to stay in shape you have to work for it!
Run 6 out of the 7 days in a week, but don’t work out on your days off. You need to relax.
.It dosn’t have to be as much as you would run during practice, but you should still exercise so that you don’t get out of shape.
If you are injured, do not run. . It’s common to get shin splints(小腿酸痛), so if this happens to you ,just take a break from running. It will actually make you better once you start running.
.It allow you to form a relationship with other people like a family. If you take time to become a better runner, you will be physicaaly and mentally(精神上地) stronger.
A, It takes much of your time.
B,Running is more than a sport.
C,Running can make problems worse.
D,It is an experience that you will never forget.
E,But if you are having a long break , you should still run.
F,Remember that you are supposed to run in a running sport.
G,It helps you realize that there is more to just the sport to look forward to.

【答案】G;F;E;C;B
【解析】1根据下文的ask them for advice and hang out with them 可知,相对于跑步这项运动本身,从队友身上可以得到跟多的东西。
2根据本段的don’t slack off 和you have to work for it!可知,一名好的跑步者要时刻记住跑的重要性。
3 E项中的break和you should still run与本段中的relax和you should still exercise相呼应。
4 C项中的problems指本段小标题中的you are injured ,其中的worse与下文的better形成对比。
5 根据下文的form a relationship...like a family和mentally stronger可知,跑步对高中生的意义不仅仅是一项运动。

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