1 from the mid-18th century, the Waltz is the oldest of the ballroom dances. It is thought to be 2 on one of the German folk 3 . It was spread 4 Europe by Napoleon’s soldiers who encountered it while 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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__1 from the mid-18th century, the Waltz is the oldest of the ballroom dances. It is thought to be _2 on one of the German folk __3 . It was spread __4 Europe by Napoleon’s soldiers who encountered it while __5 different countries. When the Waltz was __6 introduced into the ballrooms of the world, it was met with strong resistance, for it was the first dance where the couple danced with the man’s hand around the waist of the lady.

Nowadays, the Waltz has been developed into two styles: the __7 Viennese Waltz and the slower American and International style. And both of them are extremely__8 with dancers of all ages. The Waltz is very much alive throughout the world, __9 dance halls, weddings, and even some proms（正式的舞会） showcase the basic steps of the dance.

The idea of introducing dancing in schools was __10 primarily by worries over poor health and __11 obesity（肥胖） among students. Chinese students, nicknamed “Little Emperors”, have been growing fatter by the decade. Their __12 have expanded almost as fast as the Chinese economy. Studies suggest that one in five children __13 fat. A MOE(教育部) survey earlier this year __14 an overall decline in the physical strength of Chinese school children.

The ministry thus calls on schools to __15 that students practise some form of __16 activity for at least one hour a day. And school dancing, as part of a campaign to help students to get __17 and __18 more social graces（社交礼仪） was introduced to the schools as a _19 of regular physical education classes. Authorities hope that the combination of dance and sport in schools will help to __20 the rise in youth obesity in China．

1．A．Dates B．Date C．Dating D．Dated

2．A．from B．depended C．rooted D．based

1,3,5

3．A．dances B．songs C．stories D．culture

4．A．in B．to C．through D．from

5．A．visiting B．occupying C．fighting D．traveling

6．A．last B．recently C．first D．before long

7．A．slower B．happier C．faster D．stronger

8．A．welcomed B．well-received C．popular D．accepted

9．A．although B．as C．once D．until

10．A．inspired B．encouraged C．thought D．created

11．A．falling B．many C．rising D．steady

12．A．weight B．height C．appetite D．waistlines

13．A．was B．be C．are D．is

14．A．pointed B．studied C．showed D．read

15．A．ensure B．be sure C．insure D．sure

16．A．after-class B．physical C．positive D．thinking

17．A．accomplished B．fit C．thin D．fat

18．A．acquire B．require C．inquire D．enquire

19．A．help B．part C．program D．supplement

20．A．handle B．fall C．concern D．produce

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