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There was special interest in the Olympic Games that year.
Adolf Hitler was ruler of Germany. Hitler and his Nazi Party believed that white people—especially German people—were the best race of people on earth. They believed that other races of people—especially those with dark skin—were almost less than human. In the summer of 1936, Hitler wanted to prove his beliefs to the world. He wanted to show that German athletes could win every important competition.
Jesse Owens was black, too. Until 1936, very few black athletes had competed in the Olympic Games for the United States. Jesse was proud to be on the team. He was very sure of his ability.
Jesse spent one week competing in four different Olympic track and field events in Berlin. During that time, he did not think much about the color of his skin, or about Adolf Hitler. At last, Jesse Owens won the highest award—the gold medal—in all four of the Olympic, competitions he entered. In the hundred meter run, he equaled the fastest time ever run in that Olympic event. In the long jump and the 200-meter run, he set new Olympic records. And as part of a four-man team, he helped set a new world record for the 400-meter relay race.
1. How many nations took part in the Olympic Games in 1936?
A. 50 B. 55 C. 60 D. 65
2. What can be inferred from the passage?
A. Hitler thought of Jesse Owens as a hero.
B. Hitler believed that black people were worse than white people.
C. Jesse Owens was black.
D. Jesse Owens was not confident in himself when he took part in the Olympic Games.
3. In which city was the Olympic Games held in 19367
A. In New York. B. In London.
C. In Germany. D. In Berlin.
4. What does the passage mainly talk about?
A. Hitler's belief that German people were better than any other race of people in the world.
B. Black young man—Jesse Owens—became famous by winning four gold medals in the Olympic Games in 1936.
C. Jesse succeeded in the Olympic Games because of his hard training.
D Hider hated black people, especially Jesse Owens.
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In the summer of 1936, people all over the world heard the name of Jesse Owens. That summer, Jesse joined the best athletes from 50 nations to compete in the Olympic Games. They met in Germany, in the city of Berlin.
There was special interest in the Olympic Games that year.
Adolf Hitler was ruler of Germany. Hitler and his Nazi Party believed that white people—especially German people—were the best race of people on earth. They believed that other races of people—especially those with dark skin—were almost less than human. In the summer of 1936, Hitler wanted to prove his beliefs to the world. He wanted to show that German athletes could win every important competition.
Jesse Owens was black, too. Until 1936, very few black athletes had competed in the Olympic Games for the United States. Jesse was proud to be on the team. He was very sure of his ability.
Jesse spent one week competing in four different Olympic track and field events in Berlin. During that time, he did not think much about the color of his skin, or about Adolf Hitler. At last, Jesse Owens won the highest award—the gold medal—in all four of the Olympic, competitions he entered. In the hundred meter run, he equaled the fastest time ever run in that Olympic event. In the long jump and the 200-meter run, he set new Olympic records. And as part of a four-man team, he helped set a new world record for the 400-meter relay race.
1. How many nations took part in the Olympic Games in 1936?
A. 50 B. 55 C. 60 D. 65
2. What can be inferred from the passage?
A. Hitler thought of Jesse Owens as a hero.
B. Hitler believed that black people were worse than white people.
C. Jesse Owens was black.
D. Jesse Owens was not confident in himself when he took part in the Olympic Games.
3. In which city was the Olympic Games held in 19367
A. In New York. B. In London.
C. In Germany. D. In Berlin.
4. What does the passage mainly talk about?
A. Hitler's belief that German people were better than any other race of people in the world.
B. Black young man—Jesse Owens—became famous by winning four gold medals in the Olympic Games in 1936.
C. Jesse succeeded in the Olympic Games because of his hard training.
D Hider hated black people, especially Jesse Owens.
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In the summer of 1936, people all over the world heard the name of Jesse Owens． That summer, Jesse joined the best athletes from 50 nations to compete in the Olympic Games． They met in Germany, in the city of Berlin．
There was special interest in the Olympic Games that year．
Adolf Hitler was ruler of Germany． Hitler and his Nazi Party believed that white people－-especially German people－-were the best race of people on earth． They believed that other races of people－-especially those with dark skin-were almost less than human． In the summer of 1936, Hitler wanted to prove his beliefs to the world． He wanted to show that German athletes could win every important competition．
Jesse Owens was black, too． Until 1936, very few black athletes had competed in the Olympic Games for the United States． Jesse was proud to be on the team． He was very sure of his ability．
Jesse spent one week competing in four different Olympic track and field events in Berlin． During that time, he did not think much about the color of his skin, or about Adolf Hitler． At last, Jeese Owens won the highest award－-the gold medal-in all four of the Olympic competitions he entered． In the hundred meter run, he equaled the fastest time ever run in that Olympic event． In the long jump and the 200-meter run, he set new Olympic records． And as part of a four-man team, he helped set a new world record for the 400-meter relay race．
1．How many nations took part in the Olympic Games in 1936?
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2．What can be inferred from the passage?
[ ]
A．Hitler thought of Jesse Owens as a black hem．
B．Hitler believed black people were worse than white people．
C．Jesse Owens was a black, who was a famous basketball player．
D．Jesse Owens was not confident in himself in the Olympic Games．
3．In which country was the Olympic Games held in 1936?
[ ]
A．In America．
B．In Britain．
C．In Germany．
D．In South Africa．
4．What does the passage mainly talk about?
[ ]
A．Hitler's belief that German people were better than any other races of people in the world．
B．Jesse became famous by winning four gold medals in the Olympic Games in 1936．
C．Jesse succeeded in the Olympic Games because of his hard training．
D．Hitler hated black people , especially Jesse Owens．
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_50 _the Olympic Games, the World Games have a rather _51_ history．In 1981, the first World Games were held in Santa Clara．Since then, in the year following the Olympics, some of the world's best athletes _52_ in their common search for _53_ at the world Games．
There are usually 25 to 35 _54_ at the World Games, The events at the World Games are not part of the Olympics or ones were part of the Olympic Games．Many events at the World Games _55_ as Olympic events, like weightlifting and badminton．They got their start as events at the World Games _56_ being moved into the Olympics．Just like the Olympics, the World Games also have _57_ competitions．These competitions get the sport the chance to be seen and the chance to become medal events．
The World Games are _58_ tied to the Olympic Games because the International Olympic Committee is the sponsor of the International World Games Association．The International Olympic Committee has decided that the number of Olympic participants is _59_ 10,500．The new policy means that no World Games competitions will be _60_ the Olympics any time soon．
This year, the World Games were held in Taiwan．Some events, like softball, _61_ be Olympic sports but were dropped and now are _62_ for the World Games．The World Games look like a perfect supplement and _63_ ground for future Olympic Games．So next time you get a chance to watch the World Games, you may want to pay attention as it could be the future, or maybe even _64_．
A．As for B．But for C．Because of D．Compared with
A．early B．young C．long D．ancient
A．unite B．lie C．result D．participate
A．fame B．excellence C．wealth D．knowledge
A．games B．sports C．events D．matches
A．end up B．start on C．break off D．come up
A．after B．since C．before D．unless
A．international B．intense C．fair D．exhibition
A．loosely B．somewhat C．closely D．partly
A．amounted to B．limited to C．added to D．reduced to
A．moved into B．engaged in C．held in D．established in
A．had to B．seemed to C．happened to D．used to
A．good B．available C．helpful D．convenient
A．competing B．playing C．training D．camping
A．focus B．truth C．hope D．history
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